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SPRING-HILI. F0R SAIE 2

ShINd dcsirons TO remove wesiwardly offer for sale
ny plfnaiinn containing three hundred IL is
=, e, on ',e sta road from Fisbog Ciiottssre
MY miles from the former and eighteen from The latter
seventy miles from Rctaiond au,l aljo,,; IA Crn L -
mas,gai.o. his farm consists entirely of what is termed
'-tdad, from sprONmity mountain the whole
OF which Is arabic and capable Of the highest
II L wen watered and The situation handsome and is as
.atb!e as any Farm along die Southwest mountains The
improvements area large comfortable dweiiinghouse with
h necessary ououses. The conliguy of Ibis farm 10
.ue "'ireTSy otVirgina, being only miles distant with
itS many other advantages, render a desirable situation
ANY person, wishing to purchase, he accommodated
upon application 20 Tie subscriber residing on the remsps
MY school Will continue the the present session
at which time, The of ale shall clos. mn,
onai employ n;enI, this part ofthe country
december GO--,v;w JtNFS 4; Nv sinEr
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SELECT SENIINARY

VIE Subscriber, Principal Of the Dremo Seminary
- contemplate opening classical school n Richmond
on the 9Th day Of January. His will embrace the
Ureeh latin ard Engsh Languages, Biahcmacg Hisfo-
~ mythology Geography and Arithmetic. Having receiv-
60 ms education AZ one Of The best schools IN Ireland and
having had the advantage Of several years experience he
IOPes thit unIemitting eKeiOn will entitle him public
commence 10 facilitate tie ntainmcnt of this object he
mas determined % limit The number OF his pupils twenty
' winch arrangement IL j. presumed, will be attended
WIN considerable advantage 60 the students As shall not
probably, be ~ Richmond before the middle December
gentlemen wishing TO engage places n the Seminary are
eieTred w Richard Anderson Esq President Of tie L. s..
bhnh, who viii make known my terms and give every
ceiycd az buaTders ~ my family application be made
1oye or TO myseaty present residence before the 18th
hsscmbct. VIM BURKE.
Bfemo, November G. ss--zav1f
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I'll. JEFFERSON
PORTRAIT OF A PARTISAN coouErrE.


went with a friend 10 the operu; had scarcely
taken places in the front of the Amphitheatre when
beautiful elesanie accompanied by elderly
IL was easy her husband took the second row.
by ihe bye, English gentlemen would have yielded the
lady ana her husband the front seat The lady
@ her tourneure distinguished her toilette
air of anguIshing candOr and enchanting aeiv struck
every spectator The heat induced her her hat
and we discovered the superb comb polished steel
terminating III points of diamonds BY the buckle
mar escaping from the comb obliged her Glove
anu elt us 10 admire hand and the polished
symmetry aud of the healthfu enriched with
precious rings and bracelt The arm, was exposed To the
time her finely turned neck but il necessary that her
rich cashemire should produce its effect. length how
ever, the cashemire dropped, aud discovered finest
shoulders in the world, aud bosom the seductive
Neither my companion could avoid time TO time,
IN sduie Whispers praise short sleeves naked shoulders
anu orimmented necks compliments which did escape
me attention OF the lady and her husband The latter,
maps found the air, from the occasional opening the door
httle toO keen, aud he said with great sweetness,
oohhe Auc' entrelt Won TO draw shawl
gloves " assure yOu" she said in return, LIDO rot feet
ne AIR from the doors hut thank attention.
anu VIII instantly give you proof OF it, my love" And
III less than a minute could nothing. Happily for
me- ie old lady placed by the eegante.
oiefed her my place the front seat, in nouept
TOOK her station. In minute my beautiful neigh
DOR taxing advantage her husbands eye being turned
pulled Oh glove reaius her comb and suffered her
caccnre TO la off shoulder hich she gathered round
under the arm and the husband being her Other side
cpu not observe the fact the glove the shawl
manned OF during the the performance. had moi
AN e TO the Stage. On rising depart the husband said
Perhaps nave little chagned you my dear, YOU ROBE
Is so oeauliulbut your health thins.r have
gwen You pleasure she replied, that IS every thing 10
-NS' French paper.
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NEW FASHIONS.

upsI Ieceiye. and now opening Al The Store Of MARY
~ SOU TliUAfE, extensive assortment OF Hats & on
n Of the newest ashons be surpassed in
or elegance among them arr black and white Lcghorn.
velvet and straw bonnst chinchia great
variety OF feathers Of The hansonest and fashionable
colors paid ribbons bras, curls white wreaihs other
head ornaments wading and trimming for peliSos; hair
nets and hizeite> coiareS and Ma
Russia and antique OIL which greatly contribute
the elegance 1.-THE headas well the color the hair
Quirk essence uf Tyre for changing light coio
hair to dark brown black; aud many other Articles
Millinery line too numerous enunieratc.
On hand, few ready made PELISS ESAll of which sh,
is determined dispose Of the icrns Tor
cash.
Lcghorn \ Straw Bonnets cleaned died and trimmed.
1FMANrUA-NiAhiNGd done in the newest fashions and
at the shortest notice.
November iG
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ItOFoI lStIlII OF LAND 3 NEGKOES
IDURSUANTto deed of bearing date the All Law nj
August 1871 and duly recorded i'm the clerks o, -,
the county court OF Essex which deed made by Col Jon
Danserieid TO the Subscriber for John and Tho
W. fatleroy ex'ors of ho Farntieroy deceased, shall
On The th'rE Monday al January er, (eing Essex court a
proceed to sell the highest bidder for cash befnr ~
door OF the Farmers Hotel in the OF Tappahannock
that very valuable tract of land in county OF Ese on
me pahanock river, known and called bv the name OF
BAi HURST also the following NEGRO SLAVES 10 viii
sally and her tour children Edmund Martha Harriet md
Young childaary and her three children Nelly Moses and
cmd-Charioie and her two children Layinia Horace
FATTY, wonan-ienry, Nelson, rOni Andrew ana John
OF Is much 81 the said land and the said NEGROES
rs viii satisfy the purposes OF the deed Such I on
as vested in The subscriber will be made 10 be
GUSTAVUS \. JONES trustee
UTianna. H.i,ber O. - ,is
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iurbel IN the boiler amt they are quite cold then
axe them out, andmticrwar,ls pack them in hampe,s
either wth straw straw DUST and stow them ia
writer tasted some milk 0n ho.tida Swedish or Dl-
nSh ship IA the harbor of Liverpool, which had been
carried twice TO the West Indies and back To Dem
m'sk. The captain said u MIXED in the bottles
az Copenhagen upwards of eighteen months previous
4" that ,n'' II was as sweet 1--WE imag,-
cdl Than when first MIXED from the COW The per-
PENAL motion of the sea, in time, improves milk C.
lnaily rs much us il does Madeira WING To
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MfaliiLle em.e ~ the RhennlnLis,n.

Take sharp vinegar Ghe sharper the betterl and
uo wei the part affected with it, warm as the pa
tent can bear, for ten minutes and apnly wranrin
paper TO IT dipt in vinegar, to be renewed twice
day-vIz I'M the morning before breakfast and in
the evening gong TO bed. When the patient begins
to make use Of the vinegar il is necessary to lake
strong pysc, and the same time a spoonful of mo-
iiasses and -four OF sulphur, mixed together before
breakfast, and another when going TO bed in few
days the patient will be perfectly cured
Iie person who publishes this receipt has tried II
twice on himself with success liner Far,a "
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FLEET SMITH.

ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
4 form his friends, and the public generally that he has
commenced the practice OF the law the counties of Wash
hgn and Alexandria, in the District Columbia lie will
execute promptly any order for persons as may have
business at either OF the Public Offices the Government
VI me United States His office residence is on the
Pennsyvania Avenue West doors above the Office of
"en waiter oncs-next door IeSsrs. Dupot Co ami
near Strotl,ers Mansion iIotel. ''''
City OF Washington. Nov. u. S7-IIt
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ORGANIC KEAIAINs

The qunrrieS al marble whence the blocks are ,a-
ken i"r the construction of the Plymouth bica,>-wa-
er,are situated ut Ore>On. on the eastern shore Of
tatwatcr. They consist of one vast mass OF COM
pact -sr',imtd marble seams of claw however
nc n'espo>ed through the rock, in which there ARE
also large cavities, empty, and Others partially
hi'ed wnh clay In one o these caverns in the solid
r'e IN icr vide and - fee, long, and IL feet deep
nearlt '.l with compact clay were found inbetldet
FOSSIL bones belonging the rhinoceros and portions
OF the skeletons oi three different animals all of
'h"ln ~ The most perfect state of preservation The
part oi tue cavity IN winch these bones were found
was 40 !eel below the surface of the solid rock 60 Zee
horizontally nom the edge of the cliT, and leo feci
from the original edge by the side Of the Catwater-
b'ItH SIDE OF the cave was solid rock the inside
had no incrt,latioa of siaactite nor was there any
external communication throu oh the rock in which
Il WAS Embedded, mon ANY appearance Of an opening
from above, being closed by infiration. TIb.
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MARSHALS SATE

INDER decree of the Superior of Chanccry for
~ the Richmond district, pronounced the day OF
dareh iS2i IN case therein depending between William
Price, plaintiff and Edward g. Davis Others
shall offer for sale To the highest bidder for cash. ON the
premises on Saturday the 22d day Of December nc1t tract
OF land lying in the county of enrico containing
acres; beng the same ninetyw of land allotted
saiu Edward c. Davis by decree OF the county court OF
hcnrico in the case OF Davis and wife against Price &c.
j. GUERRANT, NJ. S. e. c. II. ID.
November ~ 56-tds
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with Amos, equal hard, what obligations would be
due % him, who Should introduce the olive tree and
setthc example OF its culture Were the owners of
slaves TO yiewt only tue of bclterins their
con,iilion, how much would he better that by plant
lng Que OF those trees for every SLAVE he possessed
Having hecn myself I'm eyewitness To the blessings
wiel, this tree sheds ON the poor, never had my
Wishes so knLlcd for the introduction OF any article
OF new culture into our own country South Carroll
ua and Georgia appear 10 he the states, where
IN lis success, favourable positions ut least could
not he doubted and Haiteied myself, IL would come
within the views OF the society lur agriculture to be-
5,n the experiments, which prove its practical
hiiity. Carcassonne is the place. from which the
plants MAY be certainly and cleaply obtained
ihey can he sent irum thence by water to Bur-
deauN, where they may he embarked OF vessels
bound for Charleston. There is too little intercourse
Aetwsen Charlestontsnd Marseilles propose This
as the port of expectation. offer my service Ia the
society for the obtaining and forwarding any number
OF plants, which may he desired.
Before quit the subject of climates, and the
plants adapted TO them, | ill add, matter OF Gu
riosiN, and oil some utility too that my journey
through the southern parts of France, and the terri
tory ol Genoa but still the crossing of the Alps
enabled me to form scale of the tenderest plants,
ani IN arrange them according their different pow
ers o resisting the cold. In passing the Alps at the
Col dc Tendc, cross three very high mountains
successfully. In ascending, we lose these plants one
alter another, we rise, and fins, them again in the
contrary order, we descend On the other side and
this rs repeated three times. Their order proceed
ing from the ienderes To the hardest is follows
e'per, orange palm, aloe, olive, pomegFanae, wal
nut, ig, almond But this he understood Of the
plant only Tor as TO the fruit the order is somewhat
different The caper, for example, is the tenderesl
plant yet, being easily protected is among the
most certain in its fruit. The almond the hardest
plant, loses fruit the oitenest on account of lis
iorwardness The palm, harder than the caper and
| orange, never produces perfect fruit here
have the honor 10 he, &c.
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MiLI.FARNI SENIINARy

HlS Seminary, conducted by the subscriber and
isiant tutor is in the upper OF Stafford county, about
two miles fion the road leadng from Fredericksburg
Winchester The situation is healthy and respect
egiblcnct oiyery serious indisposion having
CURED for the la>t xix and the number
averaged for that lne, at least foryve ,incing
satisfactory proofs have also been afforded, their
~ habits and general Improvement The Of
on includes reading penmanShip, arithmetic practical
mathematics English grammar, geography with the Maps
ana ooes aud other incidental studies The expenditures
Tor washing, board and tuition each boarder fmdng his
c.sn bed and he,ldng 100 for the commencing
The second Monday in January aud Guiding the 10Th Deceni-
Der i"0wing-te month of August vacation. No student
can be admitted for shorter period than the time he
may commence until the end OF he wear.
December g. 6f-wius clIAS TACHFTr
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TO TEACuRns

IIHE trustees Of the Hhydion Academy give notice that
they are DESTROYS of employing person 10 take charge
o. tue male department Of that institution for the ensuing
year lie must BE- qualified teuc the Latin and CreeI
sd9 WIN The elementary branches Of the sciences su-
ay cqured IN such sernares. Application 20 be nlnso 20
Beverly sytnor, Howell Jcfrics or VIM Cooe OF oy,l-
ton, heclcnburg county, Virginia,
Oci.Ot bO-2awf5t John W LEWIS, Sec'ry.
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EDUCATION-

gh Public are respectfully informed the subscriber
4 win upcn his school nj Little Vale near oxS,rd IN
caroline on ne 10Th Of January and discontinue il
on tne ION oil Decenher following There will be yaca-
tioa OF one summer month. The subscriber win he nre
pared 10 teach e Latin and Greek languages Writing
Tor tuition and hoard including washing and lodging viii
be ninety dollars for the term often months The suscri
per has III his possession references and testimonials which
lie rresunr wi; lie fully satisfactory TO any gentleman who
may he disposed to examine them. lie promises unremit
h diSence III the discharge OF the duties OF the school
ana invites those interested visit him. AT any time during
me session. to ascertain the progress The pupis lie
therefore confidently trusts lie shall voaed Hiha due
share of puhlic patronage.
Little Yale. Movie. 55 Ne I, 1''
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SALE ON IAND

PURSUANT TO adeed OF executed TO us by Thomas
Miller and wife, duly recorded in the clerks Office of
hng William countyto the payment sun,ry sums
OIL money due TO Robert Sanad and Garrett Minor trustees
OF Warmer l.. Wormey, decd nj the request OF he a;5
trustees we shat sell on the premises for cash. hgbcs,
large and valuable estate called Manki Lady. y
safe VIII be Saturday The l2th ef Jasla,y mert.
ROBERT $. CHEW
DABNEY IiERNUON, Trustees
JOHN METCALF,
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DISSOLUTIOY-

Vie coparnershp heretofore existing under tho s =,
COTTON, REED CLARKE, has been ,isso..I IL,
mutual consent j. u Cotton, and Henry Clarke will n;
Cotton Reed. eu BUSINESS OF
The firm OF l. Reed & Co. in Boston, is also dissove
u VIII pe closed by LudoyicuS Reed. All those iudeb
ed to the above firms requested to make Immediate
meniS as late arrangements render il necessary. -
JOSEPIIUS b. COTTON.
JUDOVICUS HEED
HENRY CLARKE.
j. d. Cotton aud Henry Clarke will continue b,sinoes T.;
this place, under the firm Of COTTON < CLNuKE and
Ludo'ieus Reed, OH his account in Boston
nov. 10. - &C
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MARSHALS SALE

NpE decree Of the Superior Court of Chancery for
- the richmond District pronounced the 9th dsy Of
January l6 IN the case ot Lewis Convert pit A. IUnore
SaaHe ana another defendants shall Fsioy IRE 2f
ay I.otmosr Htrf Immediately after the sale % Thomas
oic on hat dayat the same place expose sale by pnb
e 'oon Of cash tract Of iand lying IN the Of
Henrco about three miles from the city " Richond on
street cate Long street in plan ofois laid of BY William
street. anu iersecs with the road leading from Richmond
to the New Bridges, which road Is known in the said 1C
by the name OF HenricO street. containing 70 acres raod
any poles J. GUERRANT, NJ. S. G. &. r. ID.
ia
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EDUCATION

VIE subscriber VIII continue school the ensuing year
at ms house In tie upper part OF Hanover c0uufy under
me direction OF Mr. Lewis w. TAYLOR His terms arc ninety
collars Tor board including diet fuel candles washing and
nending For tuition rs cnty five dollars An allowance of
hyr dollars viii be made, any pupil will furnish his own
pea ana bedding The English, Latin, French and Greek
languages will be taught and writing arithmetic bory
geography and the elements OF nnthenac, and geometry
e school WIN commence on the 10th january and con-
month vacation soHe time in the summer. One half the
price OF m"rd and tuition TO be paid the of June and
he other half the LIT OF Nsyemler No nnoiI viii ie
taken for less than the year. CARTIER REIKFI nv
November 2. :, o.,,,tI
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MATTAPONY LAND non cIT :

MATTAPONY LAND FOR S-ILE-
HAVING determined remove 10 the soutI, sbaJl Il, .
II pose OF the tract of land which live in Cnronc
county on very reasonable terms The tract lies within ,,
ee miles ei Bowling Green, and contains 100 acres Inv re-
cent suryey-neaTiy all fiat land aud quality equal f
ON The ryerAbOut 80 or so of the tract l. Low
on tue river side of which bank has lately been thrown
up, 10 secure II from ntnatOn No tract of land in fIs
part OF TIE country, combines more hvanta gesncrs,n
however dfosed to Purchase will view and judge for them
ewes IL sale Is made in time privilege will be given The
purchaser, TO seed wheat this fall If NOT lie
SOW the ground prepared, and sell it with the land
sooner, ii required. AIIFS 4 pptsils y1...Ps
De'- 70
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WIII BE SOL-n

my plantation In Ienrico near Wilkersons Bridge o,
Itryfng nc 1874 dap IF December asrf omsntffv n
CORN, OATS, Hay and FODDER ,5me MULES, W0RF
0Nb carts and other plantation utensils some cattle an,
hog, &c. &c.---Terms NJ the sale
tcts 80. Colds
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uiAr ON Monday the 18th of January Mt INV
The Master CoEm ssioner this county will proceeJ
10 audit aud settle estates OF GALLON JONES deceased
anu oil BAfltURSTJoNES,d decreased when distrbutjon oi
he assets that have hnnds will be made there
h persons having claims against the said estates which
nave NOT been already allowed by the court are eoured 10
eHnnt them 10 the next Hanover county court for nm order
directing the payment OF hem-It being NV wish Ia rlo
these administrations soon as possible.
CHARLES Z. GOODALL r.x'or Of Parke Goodau
dec. who WAS late sheriff of Hanover CO. ia
- whom the said estates were committed to be
Dec. g. administered. ei--vtd
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N0TIGE-

IL persons having legal Claims debts due them by the
late CoLJa Byrne aill please present them Immediate
~ for payment the suhScber DESTROYS Of closing his
administration upon that estate.
JNO s. BARBOUR.
becenDer 10 bi--if Admir- Of JAS Byrne decd
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2 ne,e a,. ral.laLs sulie ,rLic rrm ..on hLeeeia

eren ftie l,rgest blood rssseis
lake OF Orandy or common spirits two ounces :
CASTLE soap two dricins pearl-ash one ,lraehm :
scrape The soap fine, and dissolve it in the brandy
hen ada the pearl-is!I, mix il well together and keen
II close IN phia When you apply it, let it be warm
ca, and dip pledsets of lint in IL and The blood viii
immediately CONCEAL
" operates by consolidating the blood IA considerable
way within the vessel Il few applications may he ne
cesShry where the wound is deep, or wIiere limb is
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MARSHAIlS SAL=E-

NpER decree of The Superior Court Of Cbancerv for
- me Hcbmond district pronounced the iih day Of
June l@l' ~ the case Of David Bullock against Abel p Up
shur administration with the viii annexed Of Thomas viii
SON. and others and at the request Of said bullock and
d Ol-hur or himself and attorney Tor other de(en-
dant. shall on Friday ne 2id dug IF December nerf al
~ o'clock offer Tor sale 90 the highest bidder IN front OF
we Eagle iiotel IN the city OF Richmond a credit Of
WE'VE months the purchaser executing bond with approy-
ea security and deed Of trust the properly to secure
I'VE payment tie following tracts parcels Of land viz
Two acres roods and rs square poles ofaDd in the county
o. enico; within the iurisdiconai limits Of the CITY oil
hchm1nd being part gfthe Mount Comfort Tract con
ycyed 10 sad Wilson by Wi1m Duyal Of the county Of
ckinGhHm, by deed of29d November 1915 recorded in
he Office ~ the county Of enrico eighty acres land
lying on te Deep Run w tie county OF cnrico conveyed
TO 'ad Wilson i1y IUcy Price and William Moncyc COM
niones uudcra decree nf the above named superior cf
81 cnncev by deed ollOb o October 1911 recorded in the
once 81 thc general ~1uri 50 and poles of
anu IN thc towp oi Northampton Hcnfico couniv COM.
prising lois from No D No st boil, inrisive e. :l
aPpear ny plat OF said iown this land said to have been
conveyed 10 said Wilson by William Price bv ee filed in
the general court J. QUADRANT, H. S.C.C.R.D
fNftHiti ~.
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COME. GENTLE SLEEP.

Come, gcntlc sleep, come to these eyes,
And wrap them up in rests
And let this heart that inly NOUNS
In dreams, at least, be blest.
But like TO nothing on this earth
Let the sweet vision he
or else thrust rene .brance bring
of something sad TO me.
The mastcr-kcy of all my soul
Hath felt fearful blow
Aud every string that chimed before
Nhlr,iiscord rights me now.
Then, like to noihing on this Garth
Let the sweet vision he;
3 Or else IL must remembrance bring
VI something sad To me. l8afdssia's london Mag
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virtue OF deed OF trust executed l,y BENJAMIN
~ siaNey and Judith Maxcy his wife, residents OF The
county OF 'abe Virginia, aud daily recorded in the Office
o. e court of Buckingham for the benefit Of John
OF Mason county, Kentucky and Tor purposes
snerein mentioned shall proceed 10 sell To The highest
puti onthe IN day 81 January Buckingh Court
On acred III twelve months the of l,nd therein
mentionet containing G6s acres more or less living on The
waters OF Slate rverin the county buckingham aioning
'he ahus o John Cahcll deceased Robert Moor John Fer
purposes % said deed. ' VIC
December 6. ~ - i ,