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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-04

The present census has revealed some
items of interest in the internal histo
ry Of the country. In upper Aroos
took, Nc, there is II family OF twenty
seven children, all living at home, and
the mother but forty years ofagc. In
Van Buren, county, Iowa, the census
taker found one woman with three
daughters, all one month old on tho
lst Of fJune; they were named Iowa, IL
linois and Indiana. In Derry, n. IL,
is a family which, until recently, con-
sisted OF five persons, in which there
had not been birth, marriage or death,
for forty.nine years. In Cherokee
county, Ga, lives a white man l3J
years of age. And finally, in New Mil
ford, Com, are two maiden ladies wno
are each two years younger than they
were in 1850.
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TRUE HEARTS .--Hearts are Of sevc.

TRUE HEARTS Hearts are Of sevc,
raj kinds and Of widely different ma.
lures First there arc walled up hearts,
and these arc Of two kinds: sbout one
kind of the wall is high and str. NO, and
to surmount it is work of extreme
difficulty; but il you get inside you have
entered Eden. Fragrant, and sweet
and fair, rs the visions seen in dreams,
is That cncl 'scl GarIcl; and it is worth
hard labor to gain admission there.
The other has Il wall rs high and strong
and full as hard to get over and when
at last, with torn flesh and dislocatcd
joints, you have scaled it, you wish you
hadl't for there is nothing inside but
rocks and cold water The trouble
with these two descriptions of hearts is,
that It's impossisibIe to distinguish the
one from the other until you have al
most worn yourself out in climbing the
walls. Another kind Of heart is that
which, having nothing to fence it in,
lies open to the passage Of all men and
cattle; q waste, untruiltul field, ofno use
to anybody and less to its owner. But
there is another kind Of heart--a rare
creation, but reul-one whose wall is
low and almost hid by fl wers. The
birds make their nests in it, and sing
us they swing upon its swinging twiys
and testoonirg vines. Beyond the wall
itself II thing Of fragrance, beauty and
j y, lie the enchanting gardens. De.
lightiul bowers invite the wayworn
traveller to enter and repose. Spirits
of love and beauty becbon the sad aud
lonely ones to the feast Of souls; and
Il charming light and glory hover on
the whole joyous air. This is the true
type of heart
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Lewis ,Metcalfe, President Nathan
Frzzell, Secretary G. A. Shook, d. r.
Slater, Thos. Finch IL, T, Carr and J,
5. Syler, Executive Committee,
Respectfully submitted,
THOS. j. JACKSON,
II, II. SMITH,
ARE ER1ZZEJT,
ABE FRIXXELI,

Which report In every particular was
unanimously adopted. DR., Lewis Met
calfe being present, thcrcupon took the
Chair as President of the Club
Miller Turnoy then being called for,
came forward and addressed the Club
in a few bricfand appropriate remarks,
On motion, the regular meetings OF
the Club are to be held on Saturday
evenings ut the Courthouse; and the
Executive Committee are uuth' rzed to
take steps to form other Clubs in Frank
lin county.
On motion, it was ordered that the
thanks of this Club he rendered to NJ.
Turney for the elegant address deliver
ed to them Tonight
On motion, it was ordered that these
proceedings be published in the Win
chester Home journal, and the Nash
vile Union Il American.
After which, about seventy-fve per.
sons came forward and signed their
names as members Of the Club.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
next Saturday evening at the Court
house. N FRlZZELL, See'y.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

MANCHESTER Sept. 10, go.
At . Meeting of Il portion OF the citi
zens Of Winchester and Franklin coun.
ty, at tho Courthouse, on Saturday
night, Sept. 18th, 1860, on motion, Col.
Tnos. Finch was called to the Chair,
and Abe Frizzell appointed Secretary.
The Chairman then explained the OBJ
ject of the meeting to be for the pur-
pose Of forming Franklin County
Breckenridge Il Lane Club. The CHAIR
man thcrcupon appointed the follow
ing gentlemen to report suitable reso-
lutions expressive of the sense Of the
meeting aird also to rI.,ort permanent
officers for the Club, to wit:
ADe t'yi~ze,,. II. IL. 1milh, ana Thos
J. Jackson, who reported the follow
ing resolutions and preamble, to-wit:
We, citizens OF Frunkin county, Ten
ncssce, feeling deeply imprc sci with
the great importance Of the issues in
volved in the Presidential election, now
pending before the people ol tl" United
States, and believing that upon the sue
cess of the true Democratic nominees,
John c. b. cckinridgc and Joseph Lane,
depends the preservation Of the Federal
Constitution, the pcrpctuity of The
Union, and thcprotcction ofthe ri thts,
the honor, and tic responsibility of the
South in the Unon,
And whereas, aid in the Success OF
cur principles, and our candidates, II
Uuion of purpose and concert OF action
is necessary and to have this unity
and concert, it is all important that we
should organize. And as the Bell and
Douglas men in this State profess to be
thoroughly organized, and are ma>lnS
.rcat and unusual exertiOns to defeat
breckenridge and Lane in Tennessee,
and in order to fight good fight, we
must meet energy with energy -
Therefore,
ResOlred, That we form ourselves in
to Democratic Club, to be known as
the Franklin County Breckenridge and
Lane Club.
Resolred, That we will use every ex.
ert. on, and do all in our power TO pro.
mote the election of these, our noble
champions. and of the SUCCESS Of the
principles they represent.
Resylced, That the officers Of this
Club shall consist of President, Il Sec
rotary, and an Executive Committee
this Committee to be composed ot five
members.
The President shall preside at the
meetings; the Secretary to keep rec
ord oi suth proceedings OF the Club ~
it is necessary to commit t writing,
and shl,I conduct the correspondence
of the Club. The Executive Commit
tee shall attend to the financial con
Germs OF the Cub, procure and diOtrib'
ute such documents among the people
AS they may see proper, make api'oin'-
menrs for public speaking at such times
and places as they may think necessa-
ry or proper, and procure speakers To
fill the appointments =.
Resvlued, That We will keep up this
organization until alter the election ior
President, III November next ana VIC
each pledge ourselves to WORK, anu
work faithfully t., promote the o1Jee''
lor which we ors rsanizc this cub.
| We also report the following persons
O. suitable officers for the club, viz:
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pADDY,S ODE TO THE PRINCE.

l ~ w - '''lb ~ il'b III -NNs -
O mighty Prince. it's no oftnac,
Your worship that | name We,
While | conhSs, twas ra.al bliss,
a moment to have saEe ye!
Av coorse, yc know twas long ago,
looked at jukes and such men,
And longer since, an English Prince
Besottcn by IL pAtchman!
But by my troth, and bible-oath
Viii all me hish shyne,s,
I've passe the word wild many lord
Much taller than your l1ighness.
All! wcll-bedad, no doubt ye had
In token Of allegiance,
As good II cup as ye could sup,
Among thin back Canajans;
Bnt wha' dye think of christian dhrinli
Now tell me that, me tulip
When thro' sthraw your llighness saw
The flavor of Il julcp!
And, what is more, we've got, galore,
Such oySterS-nonc can bate en-
Yell bliss the day ye crossed the say,
When ye sit down to ate EN- !
There's craythcrs rare, and mighty
quare,
In Barnum's great Muzaum,
Bv land and wathcr, and, Il + Il qua'thcr,
Your uighness may survey EN-.
Thin baythcn chaps, the nayger laps,
Wild all their cur>t expenses,
Just took their fill, and lett II bill
At which the people winccs
B thin, no doubt, yell ride about
Wild Boole and all the Aldermen,
They've little sinse, but, for cxpinse,
There's not a set Of boulder men!
Fernandy Wud has dacent blood,
And iIIigant morality;
And We may swear our mighty Mayor
Will show his horSc-pitaIity!
The soldiers all are at bis call,
Wild captains to parade EN-;
And at the lastc, yen get taste
Of dimmecratic traydem
But please to note, yc'rc not to uote-
A privilege, by jabers;
Ye couldn't hope, were ye the Pope,
Until ye've got the papers.
Well, mighty Prince, accept these hints
Most IrayIy indite en-!
lis luck, itdade, ii ye can rade
AS aisy US l write 'eml
And when the thron, & all yer o"n'
At which We re daiy steerin
Viii alI the care that ye can spare,
REMAINDER poor orft ErrH'
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The RELIGION OF PAYING DEBTs.-
One OF the religious papers has the fol.
lowing strong remarks:
Men may sorhisticato AS they please.
They can never make it right, and all
the bankrupt laws in the universe can
not make it right Tor them not to pay
their debts. Thore is sin in this neg.
lect Us clear aud deserving Of church
discipline as in stealing or false swear.
ing. He who violates his promiss 20
pay, or withholds payment " -. asp @
wnen it is in his power to NEE mss' - oG feel feel
gagcment, ough: :, e 70 sS 90 est s,sun @sa be Is
.na' ID ,, lne y,ssIi,rion may be very
swina.si. Is..I,i, cloak under which to hide;
eO.ii,o ,ri,liou docs not make man
"a. ., h iustly, il is not worth having.
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The following is list of broken and worth,
less Banks in this State which it may be well
enough fer our country friends to preserve:
Agricuiturai Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution
Exchange Bank. Murfreesboro.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
5anv VI East Tennessee Knoxville.
Bank of Claiborne, Tazcwcll.
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Wit aud Aumur.

Probably the reason why so little
was written in the Dark Ages was that
people couldn't see to write.
"Custom invariably lessons admra.
ton" Not invariably, Ask the shop.
keepers,
A punstcr passing by the shop Of Mr..
TaswcIl observed that his name would
be spelt As.woIl without the II.
"Mary," said Charles, "what animal
dropped from the clouds 7" "rhc rain,
DEAR" was the whispered reply.
Good dinners have harmonizing in.
tluence. Few disputes are 30 large
that they cannot be covered with II Ia,
bic ccloth.
GA retainer ut the BAR" as the boy
said when caught by n dog, just rs he
was about to climb on The orchard
fence.
A man, on being upradcl for his
cowardicc, said he had MS bold heart
as any one, but his cowardly legs ran
away with it.
An old bachelor says, that during
leap year, the ladies Jump at every Of.
fer Of marriaye-hencc the term.
We don't know exactly what the
"hcight OF ambition" Is, but we have
seen many lussy little specimens Of it,
not more than five feet high.
When his cousin, Charlotte Dunne,
was married, Jones said: at was
Dunne before it was begun, Dunno
while it was doing, and it was not
Dunno when it was DONE"
a member of the Knowall Discussion
Forum has propounded the following :
"When IN irresistible body meets an
immovabIc body, what is the conse-
qucncc =
If we were asked what physician
stood ut the top Of his profession, we
should say it was the gentleman who
was in the habit Of attending "patients
on monument"
"My son, said an afectionate moth
cr to her son, who resided at Il distance
and expected, in Il short time, to be
married, ''you are getting thin "Ycs,
mothcr,' he replied, 81 am when |
come next, thinllyoumay see my rib
We like the story Of blacksmith,
who was requested to bring suit 10"
slander. He said he could 20 into his
shop, and hammer out Il bottur charac.
ter than all the courts IN the State
could give him,
"Bubby, why don't tyou 50 home and
have your mother sew up that hole in
your trowscrS p
"Oh 90 along, old woman oul
folks are at the sewing circle, working
for the heathcn.'
No aIusion to our Sewing Society in
Winchester.]
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WANTED TO BE MARRIED IN
CHURCH.


pircd in the village Of Sand Hill, n, Y,
| which afforded some amusement to the
spectators at the time, and furnished
food for considerable gossip thereafter.
1t occurred in church on one Of those
quiet afternoons when all the world
seems to drop to sleep. When the flies
bul lazily on tho window panc,, and
the dog lies on the door stone.
The afternoon service had ended,
and tho congregation were arranging
themselves tor the bon ,diction, when,
to their great astonishment and the
manifest interest Of the worshippers,
the good parson descended from the
pulpit to the desk below, and said, in u
claim, clearvoicc:
"ThoSe wishing to be united in the
holy bonds ofmatrimony willnow please
come forward
A deep stiffness instantly fell ovcrthc
congregation, broken only by the rust
ling Of silk as some pretty girl or excl.
ted matron changed her position to
catch the first glimpse of the couple to
be married.
No one, however, arose, or seemed in
the least inclined to arise.
Whcreupon the worthy clergyman
deemed the first notice unheard or mis-
understood repeated.
"Lel those wishing to be united in
the holy bonds Of fmatrimony now come
forward"
Still no one stirred. The silence he
came almost audible, and Il painful
sense Of the awliwardncss amoag those
present, when young gentleman who
had occupied " vacant seat in the broad
isle during the service, slowly arose,
and deliberately walked to the foot of
the altar. lie was good looking and
! wcIl'drcSscd, but no one knew him, and
no female accompanied his travels.
When he arrived within n respectful
distance Of the clergyman, he paused,
and with reverent bow, stepped to one
side Of the aisle, but neither said any.
thing nor seemed at all disconnected at
the idea Of being married alone.
The clergyman looked anxiously
around for the bride, who he supposed
was yet to arrive, and at length re-
m rkcd to the young gentleman in an
under tone:
"The lady, sir, is diatory"
every, sir"
clad we not better defer the ccrc.
mony?'
IL think not. Do you suppose she
will be here soon?'
"Nle, sir ?" said the astonished shcp.
| herd, chow should know of your la
dy's movements? That is IL matter be-
longing to Yourself
A few moments moro were suffered
TO elapsc in this unpleasant state Of cx,
pcctaAcy, when the clergyman renew.
ed his iuterrOratJrics
did the lady promise to attend at
the present hour?'
What lady %
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was closeo' 'ho s'oiJ 6o' "''''"s '"0
conSrcSau u, more 'h''i' o''o o"' ~
gretlco her WISHES ''''a "o' o''' 40
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| M who had really wished To be uni
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-04

How TO MAKE A MAN SCRATCH HIS
HEAD.-Ask him to endorse your note
or ABOUT slO,Oc0
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ST. CLOUD NDr:.,
Corner Of
CHURCH & SUMMER STREETS
Nashville, Tenn.
SAMUEL J. CARTER, PROPRIETOR.

This house has been greatly enlarged,
thoroughly renovated, re-turnishcd. &c.
throughout in the most costly an, Gle
giant style, and is now equal in every
respect to any other House IN the South
west. aug2-ly.
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p,yyuL IrEM-Married, in South
weIlaeet, Massachusetts, April 25th,
Can't, Alvin F. Paine to Eliza +. Foster,
osly daughter OF Capt. Scott Foster.
She fostered love to conquer pain,
But knew not what it was to cost her
She found she but BECAME the Paine,
For Paine was just he thing to Foster.
HONE JouRSAL.
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MATRIMONIAL.
One more unfortunate,
Lonely and troubled,
RashIy importunato--
Went and got doubled.

The servant of Prussian officer was
one day with crony, who inquired
how he got along with his fiery master.
"On , excellent" answered the ser
want "wc live on very friendly terms
every morning we beat each others
coats, He takes his off to be beaten,
and keep mine on
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10. GRAY..... .............. ~ b'ffi
GRAY & Duflie
ATTORNE EYS AT Law
Pracs,oa, Dallas Co., Ark.
yunS .
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Our Mclodcans are manufactured by q. A.
Prince & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Also warranted
for one year. All orders from the country will
meet with prompt attention. Music mailed to
any part Of the country free ofpostage. Teach
efs and schools are respectfully invited to give
us q call. or send in their orders. Accordeons
and oil other musical instrument, repaired
No. p, Union st opposite Planters Bank.
May -. lsGJ-tf
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1DOHINSON a ROBERrS, Corner Cary and iSsh ss.
III odenf fir sale the following artcles-
100 tons No. Peruvian Guano,
81 American
50 Fine and Coarse BondDuGL
1870 bbh Superior Flour,
30 Exira suPerhne.do.,
100 Rys do,
lOO fine do,
20 Cross Midiings, do,
q eases g. G. ucorce Paste
Ee 8 do 90,
q RR do. do,
--e0a ~ crime Gum Arabic,
lOa5 q :" AngastaFA ronquA PeAna,
SO = Para do do,
300 boxss.sls brands Olive OF,
100 BAGS B--<& Peas,
50 Covsr seed.
Prince EdEard Island Oats
Is PulvvrEed Charcoal
tA AGENTS the Manhattan on Company offer Masonp
s and Os for SALE. the Company prices, and
we ROBINSON RORFRrs
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LAW CARDS.
IOuN w. GREEN.

ATTORNEY at LAW,
WILL PRACTISE the the City OF Richmond and
w County Henrco Strict attention will be given TO all bu
sness him az 0oe for the present. with bis IA
ther. VIM Green south west cor Main and hss jeH-dy
CONWAY ROBINSON aud JAMES ALFRED
~ JONES united practice Of the Law al Richmond In
the Federal Courts and Court Of AppeGh.
Ma JOINS viii also practice In the Circuit Courts Of Richmond
Oily and Henrico
His 0nce al The corner Of Franklin and 18th sresu-
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V,HR VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY fully prepared for business and the attention Of the
public earnestly called the Importance Of It's objects This
Company, under Its charter divides eghts OF It's profits
every three years. among the policy holders thereby giving the
the the Mutual SYSTEM with the pledge Of
perpetual Capital Stock Of 100000 and the added security that m
s. ckhode have monyed Interest In conducting Its
Affairs with prudence and economy.
requires half Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
benyesed Bond and Mortgage unincumbered Real Estate
worth double the amountl
The chef object Of the Company 10 aid In retaining at home
money which goes annually from State
for L Premiums 10 Northern Companies That money viii be
loaned Customers for Of at legal interest," and dis
Endowments and Annuities granted Policies Is
other good Companies Slaves asuredor
'"' ''-' VI W. DIRECTORS
VIM H. Maefarlsnd John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, eam1 T Bayly,
Roscoe r. Heath, Jos r. Anderson,
Thns W. McCance. Q. G. Barney,
John H. Montague, Ro. H. Maury,
David l. Burr, Jas A. Covardn,
Lewis Gin.er, Benz. H. Mash,
John Jones, p T. Moore,
Lewis D. Crenshav, B. Q. wherry
VIM G. Paine, VIM II. Christian
H. L O. Raskeryl, wyndhan Robertson,
sana1 j. Harrison, John G. shafer,
wm. II. Haxan, Peter O. Warwick,
Robt T. Brooke, r. o. Haskins,
Geo. D, Shell, Edward Noryell,
We Ington Goddin, Geo. J. Sumner,
John Dooley, D. g. Woodbridge.
Presidsnt-wM H. MCFARLAND.
VTce President-sAMrL J. HARRISON
PAysicidn-Dr BLAIR BURwELLl
Atorney-RosCoE B. HEATH. ESQ.,
apqJ J. ADAIR PLRAsANTs, secretai
E1-once corner Main 1lth streets, Richmond
JAPANESE HAT, JAPANESE HAT,
JAPANESE HAT.
TUsT RECEIVED that NEW and BEAUTIFUL SUMNER
u OUNCE SOFT HAT, the LATEST Thing OUT.
ELLETT 4 wEIsIGER,
No. 16T Main street.
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Improved Stone Ware


FAMILY KNITTING MACHINES.
A Necessity, n source of Profit, Health
and Pleasure.
THH having located principal
once In New York prepared supply their superior KNIT
TING MACHINES TO order Wholesale and retail The AIKEN
KNITTING MACHINE Is acknowledged superior 10 all Others
loops per minute from single thread Letters Patent secured
both In this and European countries Send for circular
j. II. AIKEN,
maQ9-dsm 429 Broadway, New York.
THINNER sBTS.-consisting Of (Prench Chlna) Plain
~ White Gold Band and Decorated White Iron stone several
WIN v BUTLER 4 son,
ie25 10 Pearl or l4th street
PEFRIGEiATORS.--w have this day reduced the
Ii price OF
Continental Refrigerators.
fore purch asing sexhere. sTEBBtNs PULLEN,
myi9 mo. l0l Broad 81
CULVER PLATED WARE
y SLAYER Plated Ice Pitchers.
Silver Plated Gators, chased and plain
d. do cake and fruit Baskets
Do do Tea se,s richly engraved
DO do Gobl t. and Mugs
Do do Spoons and Forks
Do do Ladies', for gravy and soup
Do do Urns, plain and engraved
Do do Butter Knives
Do DO Salt and Mustard Spoons.
Other articles Of Plated Ware Of the finest goods for sale very
low prices, by O LUMsBEN.
ND-waehes Jevely spectacles & repaired In the be,
manner and 4. low rates. Gall al No. 96 Main rect,
jeN Richmond.
WE HAVE IN STORE AND Offer for Sale
w favorable terms the article be imported Of
paekages " aid ppes) Of pure and best quality FRENCH
spl ALvrv LIpaooMR
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WE ARE RECEIVING PER PIONEER,
w DIRnCT FROM LIVERPOOL,
500 res Mohar Mixtures, assorted qualities
COO Virginia Paids and Stripes
800 Pine and Extra cached shirtings
500 Cotton Umbrellas, assorted
BLUE PLUsHINGS,
BEAVER CLOTHS,
WHITNEY BLANKETS. &c
Just received in store and for sale By
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No advertisement 70 be considered BY The month
ancss specified The Manuscript preOGsy agreed upon be
tseen The parucA
An marked the copy for peched
Of Insertions U be continued until ordered cut and payment
enacted accordingly.
On he pArtOf Annual Adversers proper dncy
aha preg extends their immediate business Real
KstAe and an other Advertisements BY them 10 be
adiii0na charge, and no vvraton.
Estate and General Agents Adve sements not 70 be
inserted NE year 70 be charged At The uscA rates subject
70 such discounts shall be agreed upon.
~ Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally engaging one
squares with privilege Of change shall not their
yeAy average IN week Insert than The Ansuns
the standing rule under the contract and AL
diag such amount % be charged a. the usual rAter
Advertisements Inserted IN the SemWeekly Wing At rs cents
Der square for the frs, Insertion and so cents
ts- -susr- Zach continuance or N weekly, rs cents
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MIR. q. A. PEPLE,

MIX. VFs As
JNR0M Belgium late Professor Of Modern Languages and liter
In Acadia College ami Professor OF Fine Arts In Dal
hou College Nova Scotia Is desous of obtaining situation
Teacher Of eh German and allan Languages well
Drawing Painting II Educ aoua ln,tu Ion Of the
South Mr. pepe furnished with highest certificates from the
ch he has been upo ed and leave further
10 add the f,lowirg Rsfer.nc
IRev. Dr. MISSEGERODE, st PAuls Church, Richmoni.
p LTEKBvRK, Esq, Principal Of the Young Ladies School,
Richmond jy4-dAwiK
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VIRGINIA. At Rules held In the Clerks oiee O. the Cir
cult Court OF GoohlAnd County, Monday the 2d day Of
Juy, 1850:
Samuel C. Greeuhow, Plaintin.
sgainst
Walter d. Crouch Andrex l. Crouch and others Dns
IN CHAsCERY:
The object Of this suit s enforce the lien OF the nlsnns
agsns Thomas Crouch and Rhari Crouch by sab
vctng procs OF sal, OF ceSn an oochand County,
aii Thomas Crouch and Richard Crouch die lied
ant possessed to the payment thereof 1t appearing by ada
filed this cause that the defendants above named not
residents Of this Commonwealth Il Il ordered that hev appear
within publication OF this order aud do what
Is neeessary 10 protect th-ir interests
a Copy-Teste:
iva J. r MILLER. n.