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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-17

liz BrcGISGuAM CG:rEyr!o:; The Cor.
yrnton of the friends of tire lIcgHyl 4 aud
Iavncsinrg Railroad. At Buckingham Cour.
House Oh the ;th instant, w@* ait,;.CIG tv
nearly 900 persons, ard The u,Inos. cu:tus!.
a>rn wa, exhibited by those present in hcii4i:
Of the "hcct wh.ch had draw. jo.r,::tr ~ ~.
The counties pf powhntan, Chester :..I, Cum.
herlan. buckingham. and the 81: 81 Ran.
nond were represented. The Ccm0i';.c" IN
RESOLUTIONS Reported Tie !ri!""Ng ihf1"ea
t< Cha.ru,n, Willis j. D#Hcc. "':,! ".'e
adopted:
|. Resolved. That the commissioners AZ
pointed by the act Of Assembly TO "icn NO
book, ION the stock Of she Richmond n'I
Lynchtlrg Railroad, be requested 20 proc"t.
after siyiny the notice repaired by Jaw, 10 or'n
sucL huoks in rhc!r :. prctIrc c"n:;t'eS arI M
the cities nC Richmond ard Lynchhlrg, a: sub
time as u,ay seem to them most advisable.
;. Resolved. That committees be appointed.
in each Of said cities and in the counlns a!ong
the rroposed route, 10 canvass tho subject and
endcavor to procure individual county end
corporate subscriptions.
3, Resolved, That the Chairman Of this Coz.
vention appoint committee Of th-,c to Pre-.
pare an address, setting firth the argun,ri6
and statistical facts in support Of the r>a aid
have the same published.
Letters Of the most encouraging character
from P. St. Geo. Cooke, Wrndt:am 4 bt!iSon,
and others, were received The conm.t.'e ap'
pointed under the second resolution for Rch.
mond, are Horace L. Kent, u n Z. D..r"ci
and p c. Warwick.
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Mortgage OF The Eric Railroad.

SEa roRH, July 13.-The hth mortgage bonas o. ''s
Erie Railroad we're forecosed to-day The sale OF e .od
will take place on the Goth Of Norember %
that arrangements will be made for renenio. " VIC VIC
part us .he second mortgage bonds "
~ uAJ u0O on which the hodc:, demand sash pfoH'P'
nr;nrtnai 1nhI Intrrpst
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, or VIRGINIA.

SEISS1ON of lSOCf
fSSE anra Course Of Lectures will commence on the
I frs: Monday In October, and continue until he Il: OF
March.
,g ELI. GIESoy, II D., Prot c! Surgery.
DAVID H. TrcEla w. H. Prof. of Theory and practice Of
Medicine.
BEYlaL il: wx;Itt.s;. M. y, rrof. Of Marca MrItcr
and Therapeutic.
- T.. rErIGu.s., VI. H., i-of. - Antony.
|. :. JovHt-. ~. D. Prof OF Institutes of Mclicn-
ia. H. CuHwAT, VI. D., Prof of Obstetrics, sc.
JA-. H. McCaw, ". D., Prof. Of Chemistry.
MARivS llowskp. VI. d., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
This Institution oTcr. Ia the sluc every facility Tor hr
acIui.ili"n nf thorough medical education.
Through the hlrraly Of the Legislature ut iS iss'
soI in spprnra;ins ih= OF Thirty Thousand Dollars
In al Of the College. these facilities will be greatly extend
ed nrw Hospital il in Of erection In Tme.
date proximity the College, which will much -nlarEe The
field for Cinc, Instruction All need!u repairs aud al
;bralons the College buiidn gT be duly a:cnmplishcd
and large and nportln. addition, brns made TO the
apparatus md !!ltratnrs fr the in every lc
partment.
Ample facilities i'll he afforded f1r ircernt!Hn Of
Practical Anatomy
Instead Of the "warreu Pze o! Uae Hundred Dollar.
heretofore oEeed ~ graduating class Two ses, OF
Fifty dollars zach ogercdone for the hest Essay
any surgical subject, and III. otle. for he best ~
say any subject pertaining 10 the Theory os Practice Of
Mr1icirr.
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every variety, and nil s;ze. t: SUPERIOR
u, ''c's Tor sal, by
DOVE & CO., Whclessls Druggists.
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70 TEACHERS.

4 PRINCIPAL j. Tanted, to take charge OF Jefferson
N Academy 0T the balance OF this year, land the next
Il he gives :a.isacIonJ Tie session the Isl
q August and close t!i= 93th December.
Salaryc tuition .cc., which have ranged from Ere TO
hundred Iolats.
Sonr but Southern gentlemen, aid those Tho furnish
unUuhed testimonials OF qualification and moral charac.
ter. need apply.
Proposals will h" received Until the us; July, at Ti!cI
time Sc c:ii"n viii b. made.
Ad;rr, The President, Fn:d', Depot. Snn.sIe Railroad,
DinT!G'e county, Va, n II. ALLEN, TJ,=!.
luu.,D
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4 prIusaiy GIN from IIc Japahf>r .A"i
- naSN:.Nnrs.

90, I n m. poLcr o! Washington Baltimore, Phiadel'
nba ard Nes YorI marx OF their appreciation oi ihe
,trniicn o ;hes- officials ;hrm St- III '.'F respective
c!,Ie-. ,o; r., -, ,h
Naval Cotas.ioa bu hc crc u"d % accept H. as II a.
the intention Of the United Sta;:. i6vernent mat the
III. Ambassadors pe.si,r! aad finally selected Hr August
eIuont sonina~ u Commodore Perry 10 Distribute the
10 each cit 10 the Mayors Of those cities, 10 be By them
isri6ri;.H 10 the p"r- force. These amount. are AS
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June 2y-ctHs J. IT. {. JUNEs,
p.p 81 = j., = a. rIV11 NIe yY:sgS tfO;s


SALE IN THE COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE.
IN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Abe
marie county. pronounced ON the 18th day OF Nuy, TO-
in therein pending In the name OF Burneys ExccG
BurnleyS DrTIsecs, the rr,rned, executors Of
~ Burnley decd and Commissioners Of the Couit under
said decree will sell Ut public auccn, 10 the hshc, bid
der, upon the premises, TUESDAY. TIE TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF JULY NEXT, should thai be suitable
dag, otherwise the next suitable day thereafter a the r-s
o; which the said Nathaniel Burnley died Seized anti
POSSESSED, consisting OF sone SIX HUNDRED AND THE
~ ACREs Of LAND lying IN the county Of AlbeEarie
about FIVE miles North OF Charlottesville.
There upon the premises large aaaufacu.n2 Ail
Grit gn saw Mi well known to the community
The Hydraulic Mills" There Is also larg. aud
fort able Brirk Dwelling upon the premises. and all other
necessary buildings, In good repair large portion OF
land is In good condition, producing nc crops The
mills d land will either he sold all'ogeher or will u" d
vided into tracts to suit purchasers.
The OF sale will be credit OF one, twa, three sHd
aur years equal nstulmens the purchaser execute
noads with good personal security bearing interest froa
the date Of possession said interest he paid annually
aad the title retained until the whole purchase mnry Is
paid; or, the purchaser prefers it, portion of The lnE
CHASE money be paid In hand,
pprson, desiring further information will addY-s,
JAMES Y. BURNLEY, Hydraulic Mills.
JAMES r. BURNLEY, r,n-, nod ry,r
SAM'L G. BCRSLhf, "
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Robert C. Nicholas, Jr., Of Richmond, was
declared graduate Of the University in the
Spanish language and literature on 4th instant.
His name was accidentally emitted in the list
Of graduates recently published in the En-
Quirer."
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Call ior 4 Democratic state CONVENTION in
New York.

ALBANY, July l2.-The Democratic State
I,cntr,l rnmmittec have called t State tnnrcn.
ton. TO be hyld ac Syracuse. on Inc ION OF
August neX:, to T":I'i;":'e an 'irG.'F;.' ''c"t'
,rd c,riid;tg,. for Stat. officers. Commit
lee were unanimous iE maxim: The call ahh
the best feeling Prevl''6.
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sis,is esI kEhE. ESf.al'E AND Ss.t IN


Is ESSEX COUNTY
A S COMMISSIONERS Under Two degrees ei the Circuit
u Court rf Essen County, rr!Iered the 2Gi day
o april s5 IL the Of lis aud wife, TopmIs an'
others the other the 9th day Of April lSGp In the
C-oxion Toobs, shall ole. rr SAFE NJ pui-
lie Autt!oG at W0rJFARM the late residence Of Dr. %n.
Crosun, .ceased (which lies immediately tie public
Stage Iuad, leading ircu, Rchnond to lap2alsunnck,
about I've miles from the latter psc.) on WEDNESDAY,
THE l?TlI DAY Of july NEXT if Ct day, otherwise,
'he rs s. G4 thereafter, he following tracts si land,
TO a.l
The tract o. land called wounFA EM above mentioned,
which contains Sos tbs tG.s i H- tiaherr; Upon
it, is arys sIorrd framed dwelling house, Gn
necessary OUT ouse' The SOIL Ticl was Originally soed
has been much Improved, &nd! 2o~ N coaG!loa Tor
profitable farming.
The ,rsc. or land called BAREFoOrs, which contains
NIX ecrs This lies Immediately on the public road,
!ea,mug i.oE Mler's TO huntsville, near to rcaiaway
Crres and is about Ave miles distant from TappahannocS.
Upen |, snail tl. Hing house; about ,xo-hrd. Of the
,rsc in timber cf me quali,yho open Rrd Is Q: he
soil Is highly productive and in IN Improving c"hGitjnu
The ,rac; OF land called RICH NECK. which c"aalns
81 n:r-.. This tr.ct lies Immediately o. Pcainwsy
Greek, and the opposite side q. the toad f";n the Bare.
oc;s lac: and 1t affords good location Oh III" creek .oT
the erection Of ganaes for the storage Of sran The:e h
upon small seac Houses j Is well ubeTsd, amt
the open land productive and In au improving cuJdtion.
The tract OF land called MOUNT vE.UrlUS which hes o.:
,hr Dragon adiorius iha lands Of r ribr und comprIs
ng There this trart :" acTes o: rich
Dragon Iowgrouuds, which highly productive. About
n Of the rac: is In heT "f fine quaIi,y,h- een high
land is OF good S2!l well irprcIr lpon il :f":c l. e
small Dwelling House.
These tracts Of laud all reEted ou for ,e year br
purchaser. will have h- right Of seeding grain i. l nmd
full possession will be given tho r; u January neH
Also. will hc sOld ~ :l1 sang time, TEN SLAVES COT
sStng OF Men, Women. lo!S and Grla.
Terms SAL-fo the slaves. cas For te real rs!n;t,
onc.t!rd cash. the balance payable In and To years.
but with interest from the day Of sac-thr purchaser -
execu.! bonds therefor, with good personal security
Any inquiry addressed either PETER ToGHDs, Fleetwood
Academy j. H. c. J0SIS, Erungon, respecting any
Of The above property, will receive prompt rely and Mr.
TouHs viii show the property 70 any one de:iI:s !" ""f
al !" omAs. ntl' c. :tISf cEoXffos, -com'..
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t,,,",,x ~; .CtiE JAZZ. i:tvG,s ;sSn

NNE,N t0NPAN' =, ~, 49,. - ~ -
- -, = ,,s, -...re., ia: iiic S.c:S. .arT ~ The
,,Y,l. rai!:. D" Al se:hrnt IN ;ht news,
-. ,,ile-5 ~ B';"S 81 the J.;;c' .vIr = d
- T,-,Srr Guaranteed >" th: S'ae 0f virginia.
- ....Irs d Al ac; s,StL ~ ::i'l y! N:T:N,
., - -,--r:i-r 80 ;i- Boar! o: Puh!'' crS-, by
~, 49, ~ u; the ho:'s u! hv SHin G'h"': i'F
&c. =; ..ajca :he S:s:- IS ru>p"as'b!e. "n sa a:?
- T.T q: iair i-6l. ,hc saiG Hoard =! pc'.:c N":.-
-: t,eg sad d;ivrr To .nsi hoisrs correspondent.
.aeg II iE as "f the Sta'c OF t!rs''. u:aie IL '-
rs4c:;oed uy law rsyail. ih!,s-'"';T wears after
~ c ,G htlrinI in,er.s. a.; the i!Y II IA psr csu'
- >:sa.a r-yael: SEQ! aun"siv.
- r.. nv. THOMAS Il. - WtTI.
--cr-.a.y pcrrd OF rnti:c Work. "t f!-s'.is
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;. -iS--.! ;CINs-IN. " y. :.
JOHNSON q EIGRi. ,,,

COM NI1SS1oS IL ~ tNN L. ~ = -
.FavS- BUILDING SHccHu. "AsI,G-C>sl
RICIIM0&n, ".
sos -. ..e c Tooacso What, Co:n, AMI country pre-
/ a.c- generally: ;m-: SINGER ihanSs 70 shc';
o- ~, reg liberal patronage hesto.ors eHi=a5:"
n:.l .: ask coa,inaaace ean Increase ci Ing same
- ~. cyl wear. rror,isin ,l.;r na:.sd r-r.oal u,;r1
.,a ,c ~il consisuInrn;s ccr1r'it;ei - ::e;E
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Ta. f.,!!owing;. The letter 0: Tie Ambassadors

Il. f.'!1E:ing = ;le letter Q. t.e A!H3HsSa'!0Is
YurR tNcslLsScr CAPT. DcpoST: a,
With respect your reply declining as an oeer o., m
Gorrrntn.i 10 sccrp: Fun Of twenty THOUSAND dohn'
lie ed s;lon ,h- police forces OF the ce o. nssh
inr3r Baltimore PhadrIphia and New YORK IN nrepOr
u, n ,l- duration Of say ia those el.e' sui sr ~,
n.-.. :. r.rcr y, nov b-: ask Jon, hough uliS aPp'e
cl.. our rrasnos aon acceptance, mat a. our per
,ons ir.cl 7op h '.2.-i 10 our name, 70 request hr
Io, H., -, in..~ of the late Commodore Perry, 10
~ -. .y !f-- -,ib,:!n: the above stated aad by
explaining !. Ger ~,h tna ,hs tn% be npps I'M ~
~ ttnnse police officers 10 contributing so much 10
or son;G1:: Respectfully sub r!;cd.
'' s!aXc Boo-gy 50 kIHt. L. s.
ArB clEg aw.pjf 80 kAN!, l. ..
OccAsr BcsGo 40 E4XI, LIS.
TIE es=.rih day Of the Sh MONTH Of !he seventh year
of
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i..SNSSst;SCkc q. .N.Nie Z Is,
,riA [, W., n N'


s;ShCTiCES .n the Courts o. the city Q: t:::1cad .Ed
! u. crr:,!ss Of ienr!co, Hanover Gad C2To;:ac
,!s3 .c:nry iabc ard Ce:ar,iscs be: 81 ;hH +nt'.
i.he: LrC,: nf Glens.
~. ,s;:a.r.h!p h-;w=ca Mr. Chas.in Whit sad t'ei-
;'' g ;Ye,i biz "drs Is on h;h s:="'. 's'
.,o,s ;:c,il.c'a t;all.
y,h-:,rr H. ely
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n. Vt. D.HT.I.tN.
Ia MS Exceiiei,cy. FERNANDO WOOD,
Mayor of New York
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The name Of General Elijah Ward is men
toned in connection with the mission 10 Qua
teuala and Honduras
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We call attcntion 10 Mr.. N Ezl:is,3 &c"
advertisement in to.6ay's paper, The cs'!;!:'
Gates. as 10 the success OF biz y:7sin- !loi.
Restorcr, are from gentlemen whose "o'd ny
he rvl;r,! oa. Mr. EzeGir goes t. Day - Tic
White Sulphur SPRING., 10 distribute :hr LES
,g oI his invention amo"g .:!e bald 9at'd no
,l.:n.Ilaircd v;stcrs 10 aot great f:t'o:a. >a.:.
tnar r.rdcZyau:
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c;.,XCE LAMBS FOR SAFE.

gNslNG lesirous rrn:i ms servau;s in = cotton
growing state ocrr for sale iwo:act! Of land near
,c ylia.- "f BIrhOurssc, Va. TIE on Tiich Re.
s- cG:d "Barlin.tp1, contain! about l,D acres OF
good aad laai we'll S.i In grass aud producing
crops Of tctacco ysa!n and hay Is situated NJ tie
basc o: :he Southwest range vi mountains The uplands
grC:ly undu.ting ami the low grounds, OF which there are
about SEp acres wrl.waeTcd ny Streams running Tic en-
tire length Of III. f.rr III. Improvements consist OF
crw hutdsore and ccfai0l:7us dTrlilnShonsr, scEdo
ilous, ih rooms ronr-icaty sasrrd. Two blrEs tone
iI.riuE 2T.s.ll sa- Ga-7 It., orrrse-r5 house. ice
.yusr cariags.ous- viii. sianc in basement; tobacco
hya.s serr+u :w-aS aad Ill Other suitable buildings,
garden orchards; s!-n. Saw an! Grt MIL with an
un:inc wa"r-n"wer. There IL an excellent turnpike n
dn,svilie the junction; %: the lcnra and Orange and
Alexandria Railroad cst.u: about r:e'. Being thus
or4;cI wi;hG .E nnr.s ;ra". Of Richmond, Washing
ou R:i cls. grgs cities, conveniently near churches.
ci.9ois aud os'n.ccS ii advantages with re
gard locality fertility health .ni agreeable ."ciey rn-
surpassed hy any portion o! the STATE.
The other tract, called Mineral iTil uji"aiu: lhs
aooyc, confirms about 5Ua OF good rng land,
adapted either for grazing raising crops w.wa.sr"d
sl rel in grass. Tie Improvements plain but rou'.
Portable dwelling house. with Ill necessary out buildings
10th veil coe and viii be sold separately
:oseLhSr IT, the purchase desire.
> address i, "B..-b9ursTi!ic, orange cornlr, Te.
Nay 2i-ciH j. y NEWMAN.
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Northern .;iarike:r.

NEW YaEE JAY l4-Cs,t"a REMAINS uEeHdh,ed
Flour unchanged. Tn-as srrr-south-.2 Ehr- j.: -
fiI.I4 81 Turpsun. hsavy 3! ssiec. k.cr sGo 8;
ALaSs
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Tie undersigned. her Majesty principal Sec
retary vfState for i;ra!2n ait.,irs has the honor
10 acknowledge :: cc:nIouu:cati0n addressed 10
hin! By Mr. Dallas, ,etToy extraordinary and min
:,ter p!enipotertary 81 the United States, con.
tanning a resp!rlcn expressive Of the wish ol
the municipality OF New York, and Of its i'm.
portant and wealthy community, 20 receive 4
visit from his royal highncSs the Prince o:
Wales, on the occasion 0! his roya! highnesS'
presence in the colonial possessions Of her ma.
lrstr The undersigned, having laid these
documents before her inajesly and the Prince
Of Wales, is com,i,anded by them to express to
Mr. Dallas the high sense which they entertain
Of the in.pol lance Of strengthening, by every
.neans, the relations Of friendship and regard
which bind Ills Country to the United States
OF America
When. therefore, Tie public duties, for the
;,rrforlnancr u; which the Prince undertakes
the voyage across the Atlantic to her MajcSty's
North .iIncrican colonies, shall be concluded,
both the consideration ab0"e referred to, and
Ibe natural desire On the part Of the Prince Ia
visit some of the institutions and some Of the
mcst prominent Objects OF interest in the United
States, will pron!pI his Royal Hiahness, on his
return frn,:, the upper province of Canada, to
direct his route through portion OF that great
country; and thac route will include q visit to
the important city Of New York. The time al.
loved lor this journey will, however, under all
circumstances, be necessarily very limited, AMI
it will Be consequently out Of the power Of his
Ro,al lIighness to make prolonged stay.
His ROYAL lIighness will, on leaving the
British soil, lag aside Al royal state, and ex.
change his tile, Is he has done on former
Journeys to foreign countries, for that Of Lord
acnfrcw. While thus dispensing with any
ccrepony wh!c: .nlsht BE lnconrcnicnt 10 the
communities which he hope, To visit, hc trusts
20 Le enabled, aS private gentleman, 10 em-
p!Y tbs small ;:"n,!t u: iiuic at MS disposal,
in lie stHdr Ct t.2 lA">r interesting objects in
The tmi:ch Si3!-: 'rIi'; -! Inc ordinary life OF
;.o A,.uira:, Ic".,i".
The uh'icls signed is directed :" request that
&lr. DaliaS will ac!Gmuacate to his Excellcncy
Fernando Wood, the expression OF the salts
!;,.:;lor rit hg the Prince Of Wales. upon re-
c.iying the Resolutions ri tic municipality oil
New Yorh. and .! his hop. that towards the
latter e"d -! September, he may lie enabled 10
pay :: visit i" i;," 2i;y ri!ry represent, and to
tie. mercantile com;.!aE.isy who have given TO
nix, 80 .rn':oine - ri"uE: ii their friendly
regard
The un:ie:,:.,:lt: request. Mr. Dallas to ac-
rcrt i:c assu::u:" al hi- highest consideration.
j. RUSSELL.
foru:.:.: ur.I,i. june u, 1850.
l. Z; DAL!.h-. hsG.
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i.i'3Ss..s; AND D..S!s atIs.E ) .is rs
RIVER FARM TDI. : Nix ~ PQ:'HATAN COUNTY.
CsrEFa1E EsHslDHNCM rn.: sSGa,

Cst'l"EAifE EsESIDENCE EJ3s = kGk;,
as III. I4Sr ELET ATHD POINT IN TiiE GEAGTi
~ eji. TONS Of WAHRE%T,,N. THE COUNTY SEAT
Or FAtpri!E, "A, 4 GOTHIC OUTAGE OF EIGHT
ROOMS tuCR OE a FL0nt:. TIL. house is new, havng
v 1a. within the les: we :tart o! the hes: materials
4: ,,e ,rbsauila Il IS .cPle'r with every
conv.a.ac- y. groGt. comprising Ugh: aivi
:rsrs; very productive Gar .n well stocked: with fruit
gf tie ,nrs o it= Land IS veil set E::h g.Rss loi
cow;nE ard pas'urs-Tith nirgs and never ian Spring
good aud sr:. Tie ucl.buiidnEs, consisting oil
S:Tan, lous: au Kitchen. Meat HoUs". Wood House,
rriry Stable and Carriasr oISr asa new and buih
IN he n.:.nrr CT corresponding arrhii-ctur-to the
dwelling The-- H. miucdistey atoaS side the house,
inrg. Cis:err capable OF containing 100 barrels Of water,
,1I;c viii: Force Pump u; such oTc. e. 20 irnT 'e
;Sst.? OVER ;ke house.
h= -.T.r.y OF III. s;ia;'ua Is preernent, standing a.
.!avs feet above :iesate- with no low grounds
in la e!SOood. 1t Is entirely exempt from AL CAUSES
rf t,asn.c >icsO-,, The yier:i from this hnasc
!nsi ex:eusir gi beautiful in every direction The Blue
igr sr usuy miles. q In s;si-;h: society .! the town
aud neshpn hood !, unrrass edChurcheS Of ali dsnui
nations and good schools "r ho with daily COM
r,unlcatioD with AeXar a1 the Sorh on the one hand.
ard with lticnoHd au The tntre South aad Southwest oil
c other, by OF Railroad. II oilers 10 :hc gentle
II OF ir!sr the professional nan, most desirable
residence To The paul-r from l? South looking 10 u
home ,r tls su:o,er with all m advantages "f nnun.
Lain cns,e %h freedom from l and the pleasures
q! cultivated society II hls uceXaGlred attractions. II
UGGeccS,ry .nRr Eou ihe advantages Of This resi-.
ivn for is p.csuaGi tho. any seeking such home,
wi, yi>!. ,ra examine hi,erif II desired, the iurni.
tnr. .t Of which :.r all good, will also be dis
pus-i %! ;cns h!cu will br uadc accommodating,
apyly :. WI. y. HiSpllAN,
I.,-;Il ~ ..tl ElCnuipr
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sNS'EkUCTlUN.-A graduate OF Per.rsyiranis Col.
irc, NATIVE q. Maryland VII hes stu iun 10 the South
as princlpsI T:or In Academy, or Instructor in
family. Best references gwen.
address, with particulars. box S65 Gettysburg, Pa
Jane 1g-c~2w-
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The CharIcston BrcclSiurId&c and Lane
Ratification.

At the Charleston IS. C.j Congressional Dis.
trict ratification meeting, held on the 9th insl..
resolutions endorsing the action Of tie Rich.
monG Convention and the nomination Of Brccl;.
inridge and Lane were read and adopted. Two
Of the resolutions are rs follows:
Resolved, That in the course pursued br
the delegates from South Curoiina in the Rich
mond Convention, we recognize stern fidelity
to the rights of the South and hail their sue
cess, in the results whc! have been accom-
piished, with our most cordial approval and
congra,ulntion.
Resolved That the approaching Presidential
election will prove to the people Of the South.
ern States the nature Of the government under
which they live, whether it isa free government,
under the restraints Of living Constitution,
ORA sectional despotism, under the control OF
sectional ambition, ararlce and lanatiCis;u
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90 - th- cid sand. vhrr= ,a-y M. prepared 10
., Nv; :ri=H!: aaL the public gri-ra!, stock OF
~! naE%E:S no. 20 he SURPASSED ly any hou.r
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p. - 10y hest qualify TRAVELLING TECNhS,
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=: ~ 'a- rc5iic, q. will app=ar by the ANNEXED
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r'-,sa, JOHN y. IESSf >iS.
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pa. sHend< and th. EubItc.-Eiar!ns
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~ -s see ny old friends and cnst g!cSs at
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- i: rs 'Tai'. Extra ia the T2y Of Saddles, HAr.
e's Tcti;u.!y cay better Materials for manu-.
D.. 'ns. ESii.Isli nuISKlN B1iDLES, &c.
r',':'. Fe' :-2ps.n:!on, ~ good England
'.4s :.-,a JOHN 0TEr.
every variety, and all s;2et, {. superior
Il, '''s's, Tor sails by
DOVE 4 CO., whc,e,-ls Druggists.
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The "Lynchburg Republican sums up the
division among The Democratic prrss. North
4, -,I Cnn.b ,, frll,u...
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.s.:aN KEl!:!. :uilS =. CitLToS.
KEITH / CII TON.
WATERLOO, FACoCIER COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
SsSSUEECEClsEssS OF eREASf WOOL
" fS GOODS. NEGRO BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN.
~, II ~: iINSIIS gnr negro Sntn-a. n:rch j d-rlS
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INDEPENDENCE ACADEMY.

TE9iE FIRST session OF this Scopl began the 18Th Of Sep
T. temh r, 1882 and ras successful.
The SECOND session began the 10Th nf February eG
under Ialtcrng oncns.
The third session will begin the 3h Of T-p;cmrr lst
TIL. Academy ~ permanent.
ESGLiSll BRANCHES $40 ID per sessiou
MATHEMATICS and MUDEtN and ANCIENT i,AS-
GUAuES .l5 to per session.
BOARD &6 per month. Address the Principal
JAMES A. BAETLEY, A. 81.