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HENKY L.. MOSEAEH,
GENERAL GON.NISSION MERCHANT
IHoR the sale Of TOBACCO, WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR, &c,
T Office on shockoe Slip. Richmond, Va.
Careful attention paid to filling orders, and liberal sd.
vsnees made on consignment. JouS 81. eHEfPtHD, Jr., As
sL,sp. Salesman. Jan lily
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n r likely gang OF liO riceirld negroes to :hc h!:l.,:
- bidder, at Savannah, Ca. TUESDAY. February
Ind, 1860. These negroes will he sold in families.
Terms: one-ihird casE, balance in onc and two v..-.
With interest, ant bond and approved acceptance OF "a.
rannali or Charleston. Purchasers 10 pay ;'r r.nrrs.
Other gang may be offered NJ &c same lime. F,r r,5.
thef ihinsrnotioh apply 10 JOS. BRYAN.
Jan 21-d,dy Johnson Sruar. s,ya,,,L -,
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VJTE have commenced the canvass for our Second NJ
w rcctory Of this City. The experience OF last year
will enable rs 10 remedy all mistakes. and Issue a more
correct. and reliable Directory than any previou, one. We
offer increased facilities aud greater Inducements 10 az.
vertiscrS, AZ It Is our Intention 10 distribute the Directory
extensively In this State. Northern North Carolina. II every
Express Office, the Principal Hotels, and also nj n: differ
ent watcrin: places.
It will be Issued about the first OF March.
No Northern advertisement will be inserted, and none
hu, residents Of Virginia are engaged In this enterprise:
w.. EUGENE fERSLEW.
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% SOUTHERN FRUIT rr,rEs, "a
PORT W RICHMOND. JANUARY y, 1850.

r.
u /. SUBSCRIBER nl.'s for sale, at his Nursery ON the Wes,.
Ice. 49,. i.naH Egg: near The s-coud Toll Gate, & large aud
.'H''e'yo OF FRUIT TREES TALL O. which s. of South.
. p,ccss'on! consisting Of APPLES, PEACHES, PEARS,
-" |. Aho standard, t;hc former very ane) CUEERIvS
lr.nN. hrilC'fT>, MECHANICS. QLISCEs' FIGS
II"fk 'iAts 'ns'ir. and for-irn,) with s,rnvh.Trv
|.An''. un isrs- variety A.r.rnvu~ RIOT. uuo and tbrc,.
~" 'a2 Sasp't.',,, ,''rr"n,.. Goo<rb.rar-. &C., &c.
~>".h chnice COLLECTION a.! tir.rn housr Ir.r,. p.
,-irr-ris. Shade and Ornamental Trr-. Ir Sn "oSe''
~ Catalogues sent Oh enclosing u Siam di-.c,., .,
r." JAMES GIEST,
Me,ttaIn Plank Road.
NiRGINIA DEBATES,
J. ". RANDOLPH hns ~, .,h.
=, ".sis'er Of the Debates aud Proceeding, u thu yir.
's-'urtn Convention (not compete $50 II ~ n,
...'s,l, Acts and Proceedings VI SAM. ; "a,
pst-:l-n,s OF same. 2 80.
j '~'er.tinS, and Debate, Of Virginia Contention l,9,. -
.'I;n,l, Act. and Proceedings OF same. ? Ia.
p'sa;-- AID Proceeding. Of Virginia Convention, lis
v"a'rS! .. sane. | :J.
rt,r'-d!a.. Of Virginia Convention. lti5-'6. . h
vnt'h'. Virginia Convention Of lTi!-G. ! "a.
rti.n:A E-'olu;ions Of 1883. 80 Gu,
rr,HF'''a R'.oiutiohS and Debates OF 1883. 2 Hi.
J.a 20 10, N.IE sTprer
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DISSOLUTION.

UF1OS.
IENlIE concern OF WILSON 4 B0SliEs is this day dissolv.
4 ell by mutual consent. The name Of the frm will be-
used by either Of The partners In winding up the business OF
the concern. JN0. J. WILSON,
Richmond, Jan. I'd, 1860. c. II. B0SAEG-
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VIRGISIi.-IS CIlASCERr.-At rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Cour, Of Caroline County,
on Monday the cd day Of January, 1850
Richard ". llutcheson, PiaintIh,
Against
Fes.us T. Clayton, Francis ". Scott and VIM. 7. Chand-
Ter. Defendants.
The object OF this suit is to subject Il tract OF land con-
r.yed by the defendant Clayton, in trust to the defendant,
VIM. T. Chandler. to secure a rlebt due the defendant, Fran
els v. Scott, to the payment OF Il j judgment Of the plaintiff
against the said defendant Clayton, for the sum OF thirtF.sif
dollars and went five cents with interest from the Goth OF
June, lS56, and thirty cents, cost Of warrant. An affidavit
having been made and filed that the said defendant, Festus
T. Claytor, Is not a resident Of the State of Virginia 1t is
ordered that the said defendant appear here within orc
month after due publication OF this notice, and do what IL
necessary to protect his interest in this suit.
A ~Copy-Testr, GEO. Il. TAYLOR, C.E
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Jan lo-cw4w ri!e'. Post Office, GoochlanL Co., u.

~ IV-t"'W To FNsI UTt", NonCEIanL Co, ".
GOOD WESTERS FARMING stSYS
IIlHE undersigned have for sale large quantities az 600!
L Arkansas farming lands, Of \ y.Iy superior uua;i:r.
and on low terms.
They will also enter lau!s, Tor persons ds.iliag 10 .avcs:.
on favorable terms.
All business Of 4 land nature attended 10 promptly, i.
any part Of Arkansas.
tioo1 cotton lands, In large bodies, h- sale cheap. r.7
full particulars, aiirrss bYE ( rRlrCiiAEp,
Dec IJ-cy1nn I4r..,rn,. 81
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YOUNG a educated at the Uni.
W TerstS OF Virginia, wishes n situation as Teacher.
He Is well prepared TO teach the Ancient and Modern
Languages and the elements OF The M,the,na,ir. conmu.
nentionas STAYING SALARY. &C., viii be promptly attended TO-.
Address, H. Madison Run Station,
Orange AMI Alexandria r. r.
Refers to Dr. Grssner Harrison, Profs. t;lldcrslecve.
Schcle De We're, I. Of Va. Jan lief
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LTGHTE d BnADBURY'S PIANOS.
WIZ call the attention If the citizens Of Richmond and
w Virginia to our Piano Fortes, which We have placed
with Mr. Carus, that their qualities, in every respect, may
be tested by the side OF the famed Chickering's.
We warrant all our pianos, and can show as high and as
numerous. testimonials as any factory In the country, all
OF which can be seen RI Mr.. Carusi's, on broad street. third
door from Ninth. LlGlITE Il BRADBURY.
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SPECfAL NOTICE
TO MEDlCA l. STUDENTS
iETE 0FfEl: TO PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL STE
DENTS a carefully selected stock OF Fresh
aud Reliable Medicines, rare Chemicals, s{
Pharmaceutical Preparations. SURGICAL LHSTRE.H
BIOS anil PUChET CASES, and every article needed
f"T u PHYSICIANS OUTFIT, on ~ good terms as they can
re had AZ the North.
Eeins practically acquainted with every department OF
our business, ami Issuing N1SE But TIE BEST from our
establishment. We feel confident that We can give ESTiRE
>ArtefAcTioS tn all respects, and therefore Invite MEDICAL
STUDENTS to call and examine our ISriyA1g, yos 0rT.vtrs
before purchasing elsewhere.
MEADE Il BAKER, Practical phsrnaceutists,
No. ls6, Main ST., Nor:h.ues corner OF luih,
las 1p-iy Ahorx ths po, ntr,. ,b,n. u,
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Tie DoHfdHhE DelNFthieht rs NN1Ef Tie c0ntFOr O1 NF. HrTT
Mrs. Dupuy, who exercise 4 p0Tentnk control oyer the
young ladies committed 10 the!r care.
DR.. liose will take pleasure in answering any letters "f
inquiry with regard TO the School. All business letters
should be addressed Ia 4. VI. DCPUY.
Jan 2-tf Richmond, Va.
PIEDMONT FEMALE ACADEMY.
TEHIlE usual vacancies will occur IN this institution M The
4 first OF February. The department Of music will lie
conducted by u gentleman educated in the best Eurolrna
srh"olS, and WHO has had large experience IL teaching.
Address me at Stony Point, AlbtInarle, J. u. GuSS.
lam 1r-cvAt
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I,TEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
r,..-,,i OSee. No. lSa Hain Street. Richmond, IA
.cr,rryp PoR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
.ur~.Sixth Conwrcsx-Ftrst Session.
1Rlrty W ,sutxn1oy Jan. %. lSGN.

,.LStxth ConrrcsN.-EtrNt ScSSfon.
Thirty WASHINGTON, Jan. sS, 1860.
s,x.,r.-Mr. pous,a, spoke on his resolution 70 prevent
:hcin,. prnrn's rsId VIM the natural legitimate result Of
= y dne,riue, Of The Republican party As explained by their
ui.tform, books, pamphlets, etc. aud especially ny their
fp".t.r, In and out Of Congress. The Hall Was intensely
,s.o.c.d Mr.. Fesscnden replied, denying that the sepub-
M, ns,,r WINS responsible. lie would favor the adoption
Of legislation TO proven! similar cutrages' anu sntin1a'sd
" W- Doncl,s was influenced by Interior motives In
m,s,nc hi, speech a, this time, when the subject was In the
s.nds O. the !nres,iS ting committees. Mr. Douglas re-
.p,nded, rrlterating the charges against the Republican
marty. and defending slavery. Mr.. Focmes obtained the
a,or, The Senate then adjourned.
NnrsE-Mr. BarIsdsle made a Southern speech, and re-
-; y genuhlican President. Mr.. Co:win made remarks
vsieh nut the House in a sood humor. Ills views, for the
mos, mari we're conservative, but he claimed the right 70
prvhitl, slavery in the Territories.
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NUTICE.
N X. THOMAS W.. BARKSDAI.E, who has hcen IL orr
1fI employment since the commencement q! v'r husi.
nrs1, has been tl,s.lay admitted - q partner in The con-
Germ. SAML VI. PRICE ( c..
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IITANTi5D FOX ISGO.-Sixty able Negro men,
w for service In the Carbon Hill Mines, on the Surface
at the mines. on the Railroad, In the Canal boats, and at
the Coal yards In this city.
The above mines are entirely free from nhsmmable gas,
and 10 accident from any cause, Involving life or limb, has
occurred therein, for the past seven years.
Full prices will be paid for good hands, aud none others
nrr wanted on auv terms. JOHN J. WENTH, Agt
Dur I3-If For DUNLOP 4 NcCLSCK.
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TIfES.iL3

~, Petersburg, Virginia.
Who will, a. any time. furnish all uece>sar, in:orra;I..
in regard 10 the Property, either IN person or Ly .r::.r.
n.. 2l-dSr.l.
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l take this opportunity Of returning my sincere thank 10
my old friends and patrons for their liberal support, and
hope TO receive 4 continuation OF the hame 20 the new
concern. a. =. SAMUEL
Jan q, lS6n-dlmkm1m
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NY THE GovEnNon or VIRGINIA.

III THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
: xp,. PROCLAMATIO
,'"hAilON having been received by the Executive,
"tteAh HUBBARD, a free negro, who Il charged with
IHn OF murder perpetra,ed In the county OF West
,..ao, n" Ned from Justice. and Is now going ut large;
.'a 1 DO hereby oarr n reward OF one hundred dol
~, j, person who shall arrest the said fugitive. and
k,.I. "n NO me ,a!I Of said county; and ! do moreover
49, an o,ne-''o OF this Commonwealth, civil and military,
mpu.'t ne People generally, to use their best esertions
cItu.s VI, a'te,t, That he may be brought TO justice. r.
Nv unu-r my hand as Governor, and under the Less
- nsa.o' .e Commonwealth, at Richmond, Til, I'D
J The Governor. va SAeh1n
S."ho. W: Mrsrokn. Secretary NJ In. Commonwealth
IN hSbBARo 10 low, well SCI. very blucr' rI,h az.
..le. Jan I-c3w
~eSsf:S -of all sizes and every VARIETY. for sale br
y 1--WE 4 Co, Druggists,
No.s3, Ns!a Street, R.shnoud
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Havana Plan Lotteries

UFup .T0NF % tfmtx a month!
And ARE the most liberal Of aug Schemes ever offered. For
particulars, addrefi ". c. DAWSON & CO.,
Oct. ~ Managers. Macon and Savannah, TIA.
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S4S "s sdl III"
wARRENTON y q FEMALE UOLLE-
GIATE INSTITUTE.
f.Nii1S School will commence the last session ~ lis nine-
Il teenth year the 18th Of January. The various depart
mcnts nre filled by efficient teachers, Of experience ana &C
luowlcdged ability.
The course Of study IS thorough, and 30 extensive rs 10
embrace the solid and ornamental branches.
Board QncIuding ~washing) per session, SEQ 90
Tuition In regular classes from 19 20 10 II 50
Tuition in Music und Uil Painting, each, 90 U9
For further information. piG ase apply 70 the Principal,
Warrenton, Dec 1i-wt1Peb JULIUS WILCOX.
FLAT roc FEMALE SEMINARY.
HNOR THE YEAR lSG0-Thc first session will commence
4 On the Goth January and close June l3!i.
Terms rs for last year.
When bottled Of III" arrival Of students AT blacks and
Whites. Il suitable conveyance will be in READINGS. To take
them 10 my house. To give such notice, address Mrs. y
W. ORGAN, MacfarIaud's, Luuenburg.
My address Is Richmond at this time.
Jan 9p-ctf JN0. ORGAN JR.
LOUDOUN INsTITUTE FOR SALE.
f1NHE proprietor desiring 10 60 South, offers the above
l. property at private sale. The buildings arc new,
large AMI we'll arranged for a boarding school; the main
building Is 30 by 80 feet, containing I'D rooms
yard aud garden Ia ndsOnely laid out with falls
and terraces; several hundred fruit trees well selected
Of all varieties; containing i6 acres Of excellent land d.
rided into SIX fields. 0rcl ard and Meadow, Ice pond, Bath
house, &c. a good location for 4 Military Institute. It IS
we'll watered, and extremely healthy.
Lowest price :a,ntu, in three equal annual Payments. With
Interest paid annually OF each deferred kpnd. .Anindeiuite
period may probably be had OIL one bosd.
leference.-JoIn 4. Carter, ESQ.,, Stale Senator; Messrs.
c. .. Ball and VI. Beutv, Legislators: DR.. Rylaul, prcsi-
dent Richmond College, or To my sons ri Richmond College.
Aide, Loudoun county, Va. JAS II. GCLlCK.
acres of excellent land, TIM; | will aeil low. J. II. e.
inn ol-cl0t
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NEW CONCERN

NE" SoNSAIkNs
The subscriber will continue the Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY BUSINESS at the old stand OF Wilson & Boshrr,
Corner OF 18th and Main streets, and takes this occasion 10
return thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on the old
Concern, and hopes, By strict attention to business, to n"Ti.
4 continuance Of the same. l will keep always on hand IL
we'll selected so * Of
FAMILY y JoBBING GOODS,
to which | most respectfully invite the attention Of nay
friends and the public. CliAS VI. BOSfiEl:.
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IN LOUISA COUNTY COURT, DECEM,
j. BER TERM, iS59.-On motion OF Judith 7. pce1s ano
Elizabeth /. Parsons. who arelesatces under the wiz OF rat
rick II. IIenshaV, decd, Ordered, that the creditors Of hees'
tate Of the said Patrick II. I~Ienshaw, deed, show cause onthe
Is, day Of March, 1860, agains, the payment ann aenYery OF
the estate Of said decedent 10 his legatees; aod u Is also
ordered by the Court that a copy Of this order shall he pub
lishcd once 4 week for four weeks In the Richmond Enqui-
rer and posted a. the door OF the Courthouse OF this Coun.
Is. on The frs, day OF two successive Terms Of said Court ;
II snnsarInr TO the Court that . report OF the accounts OF
The personal representative OF said ~decedent, and nf HE
debts and demands against said %decedents estate, has been
filed In The olfcc OF this Court, and that two years have
rIsns.d since The qualification Of said personal represent
ativc. SoP1 ~,esue: -
:" shy 4 young man OF experience. who has
w attended some Of the bes. schools Ia the State, and
who &. capable Of teaching the various English branches,
together with Latin and the rudiuents OF Mathematics. a
situation as teacher in some nrishborhood or private fani'
Please address. Immediately ~. i. c." Cartersyilie,
Cumberi1 nd county, Va
y. B.-Creden,isls given, II required, as TO quailhea
lions. &c. &c. Jan l9-tf
DEiRL STANCH-1n boxes, for sale, wholesale
and retail. By DOVE B CO., Druggists,
Jan % No. 60, Main Street, Richmond.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
THE KICIfToND FEMALE INSTIrGTE

hi RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NOV In Its sixth session, Offers to the dsushier s Of
~ Virginia and the South, the best facilities for tie ac-
quirameut Of 1 thorough and finished education.
A. employs fourteen able and well tried teachers. most
OF when are firginians, md two Of them Masters of Arts
Oh inc University. It's course Is extensive and complete,
embracing al, that u young lady should study.
1t invites comparison With the most prominent seniia.
ries In my part Of our country.
Pupils are admitted ut any time, but must nd
vantnSeouSly during the first weeks Of January, or at the
middle of February, when the second term begins.
TERMS tpSE nALf IL 4nyASrE.)
noaru, including everything. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $lSV
fngush Inition W 10 ."
French, Music, Drawing, DC Usual extra charges.
For catalogues, containing details, apply to
Jan 1l-Gw CIIAS. IL. WINSTON, President.
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET, W THIRD y FOURTH,
I;IcuinSn, fiaGISis.
A VI nI:pIiy An ........... ...PRiScirAIS.
yU,lIE duties Of the current session Of ,hls institution will
Rev. MOSES y. loGE, d. d., English Literature and
Biblical studies.
a. NJ. DUPuy, A. ", Mental and Moral Philosophy and
8. II. COLEMAN University Of va!5S Mathematics, An.
Client Languages and History.
Miss AUGUSTA DANIEL: Preparatory Department.
Madame MATIIlLDE ESTrAN, Vocal Music.
Prof. A. La B0MBARlE, French.
Prof G. PERSlCQ. italian, Drawing and Painting.
SENIOR CARLOS CoRDovEz MERA, Spanish.
Prof. HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Harp.
Prof. D. 4. ERICSSON, Guitar.
DR.. HoEe's Lectures OIL EDgli,h Literature, which have
been found so very interesting and instructive, will be con-
timed. Young Ladies, residing In the city, who no Hunger
pursue their studies At scnool but who still wish to cultivate
iiellcs Lettres, may become members Of his classes and at
tend at the prescribed hours without bring otherwise con.
nectcd with the Scuiinary.
pnorl fr wilma p,nntt. I.,Iipp, 10, H. mu Iur
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\ STRiLIA!- EST ABLISMED 1853.
ORD d co.. No. so King Street, Mei-
~ bourne,
MAILER. LORD e QCEREAC,
No. los Wall Street, New York,
SHIPPING; AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
l'r"rris ori OF the "KAStiARUO LINE" New YORK. and
Melbourne Packets, sailing monthly.
~ CNNSIGN JfESTS SOLICITED. Jan 4-in
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"iSTED.-Thc undersigned. a Nlrslnian, wishing
w TO resume his profession ~ Teacher OF Languages.
Mathematics, etc, prolers his services to those in need Of
one.
helng thoroughly educated and having had an expert.
-hcc "f several years aS an instructor in two Academies q!
" s'a.e. according 10 the system approved and pracuseu
rhe University Of Virginia. he in,agiu-s his future labnrs
wv, mre' with that success which is the fruit OF tact, yea!
anu industry. Address, Mai. J. ". f..
w KeswIck Depot. Aibemarle, fn.
Wing l'irh-- r"ry things and send lin TO my address as
above. - 10 az
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OEiRL STARCH-1n boxes, for sale, wholesale
and retail. By DOVE J. CO., Druggists,
Jan Is No. So, Main Street, Richmond.
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Satisfied that this wish of his heart is
lily in accordatce with "His will, he
nows God cannot lie ; and rejoicing @in
ire and perfect hope,p this petition is pre-
nted. Now be realizes that God will filll
he Is, enlarged &c delights to be-
: ,1ili ..!!!l 81 jsJ sgss sss1. s' s'!i ii
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" y 20
Education, Agric
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manda, on the eve of her family's depart
re for a distant land, was bound by a III
ronger tie than parental love, and re-
aimed behind. John was the Oldest of
veral children, and at the time of his mar
age only eighteen, and Amanda two cll
ears younger. At the time our story de
,mmenees they had been married eighteen 10
lonths. til
In the spring Of 1853, Mr.. Young situa- re
ID his son hardly mile from bis own tsy
ouse. There he was living on the eve Of br
ne storm, perhaps like many now, looking es
long ways into life, counting many happy in
=.
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/, know this fact !; therefore a bo

ONE on Mopdsv nsorn;. oana Its way to my
of the donor.n II anna.ias G
''n All IT'S sparkling vivseity to nv senses I
), participate 10 the enjoyment Of it 7.
eAeo eI upon Its brand it was marked,
Tidsic; ~ | thought to myself better Be- 9
lleo aead SICK Well truly, l did not G
." what to do with it, | conld nos y
- u back, as ny good husband - q
e far Las. s ass- sssr, s,-'a
=. sbsa 7u the hands of Others. !Ss
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Devoted to Tempe
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Pioged z to preside over our School. o,a
ooneges. IwouId further state. that If tbs
money expended in the States Of Yirg;n;s
~ aaa North Carolina for liquor. were collect
- together as school fund and apnronr;.
a.eu % educating the poor class Of peonIe
among :, Us, it would really Be aston;sb;po
.ne great benefit that would accrue Rnt
upon this subject | viii perhaps saw mora @
= 'sture COMMUNICATION. Allow me -
loPe Tor You ana your numerous re.d
70 . napPy and successful New Year
Southampton, Va. en-
MISSISSIPPI.
W are indebted to our friend RevtJ 4
= 9 : feudss q tississippi, "a pstiye aI, L
.,ess oE Tenn :6zoasgq - y
.sratulate on bi6ssssst % = z
COfo 4 Use ~ n,
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Family J ournal /;
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and New
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p'rit of the Age. !,
he UNION D feH MEMBERS
+
lurch member s always attens
d with evil COZ es. Taeinfuence
r good which Capable of exer-
ng is destrcye cause of Christ j.
tarded, and 10 els given to here.
!. Internal ~ many cases
roken dawu q nfuential church,
], and been = OF ESTABLISHING
! the commua rival heretical 50.
eties, and a entirely, blight
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