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UOHN BROWN, dark, chesnut sorrel, nearly a
~ black, with star in his face four years old i.s
pr ng, full fifteen and half hands high, strong m ade
hne form and muscle, will stand next spring, in the
county OF FTdnkitn, at the courthouse, under the
management OF Mr. Charles Carter at the moderate
price OF FIFTEEN Dollars which may be discharged by
me payment OF Itceiee If paid within the season ;
Thirty Dollars TO insure mare to be with foal, aud
fYfy Cents to the groom Those who put mares by
the insurance, aud part with them, will forfeit the In
suranee money.
PEDicREE John Bro,on was got by Sir CHARLES.
MS dam by old Buck Rabbit, he by Jim Crack jim BY
old imported Medley. John Broon's dam old by npoti.
ed Noseley, out Of full bred Bellsr mare.
PERFoRMANcEs.-ln the tall OF 1929, ran T5Ss,
BFoun, when three years old, in bad condition, az
Louisa courthouse, mile heats the best three in i've
carrying IA pounds over hs weight, against Mr. VIII
liam Garths Mare, by Sir William, Mr.. John NJ Botts
Virginian hlley, and two three Others which race
was won by Mr. Garth, in three heats. The spring
$780, when four years old, ran him Tree Hill
the same mare, two mile heats, for $500 side which
race ne won, in two heas, with great ease. For farther
particulars, refer you to the Turf gister vol l. No
III. The same spring ran him at the Bird Wood lac
key Club at Charlottesville, two mile heats ap,;ns,
Mr. Thomas wason's horse Nc Duff, and Mr. William
Garth's mare MorgaDa, which race was won bv Me-
Dnh, few feet For farther particulars, refer Won
TO the Turf Register, vol. 1, No. lI-John Bro,pn IA,
pouring under severe fever, and apparently i'm bad
health. The fall after. trained him, and in trial he
proved lame, which induced me to take him from ,bs
,utt For farther particulars, refer TO YOU to Mr.
Insr'es Garter THOMAS BOSWELL.
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HNAECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
El AND PERSONAL PROPER TY.-AsrerabIy
10 the last will and testament Of joseph Hyatd rec
Will be sold publicly to the highest bsder iii not so
privately before) upon the premises on Thursday The
sun OF the present month, If fair il not the fair
day upon long credit, that Valuable Manuf,ctu.ing
Mhwith one bundled and fifty acres OF land az ioinnS
WIN ai'its appurtenences The Mill house Is large and
speeious; II lies in King william county about two
mhes above Ayletts Warehouse upon Herring creek
never failing stream, aud is now in complete order
uaVins been rebuilt last year the most approv ed
pan' wi Cast-ron Wheels for the whole Marhjn.,v
.ne DINER Tor wheat with new bolting-clo,hs SC Al
ionipg the Mill ia large cotton Gin which i, very
profitable. ~ - very
The tolls from FROM this estabshme Mt which are su
increasing are now worth about 1000 pounds piek. ed
Cotton, 100 barrels Corn, and $50 bushels Wb.,, ner
year. Attached TO the Mill is large Grsparv SORE
mouse aud Counting room; and is an excellent stand for
d 'nerchant' 1t being in wealthy eighbourhocd.
Near the sore-hou there newly built two story
uweng house. with six rooms, Kitchen IN. hon a..
garden, ana well OF excellent water we'll calculated
ot me accommodation OF gen,eel family Indeed the
who're establishments in complete ORDER and worthy
the attention OF a capitalist.
AT the same time and place will be sold IN cr.a;,
lars all the pershsbe property of said decedent con-
sisung oil Househoid and Kitchen Furniture Planta-
non Utensils, Stock Of Horses, Co,os, Hogs ana
sheep, Crop Of Corn, Fodder, SC.
~ my gentleman tcishing to rietc his uropertv
1lf1 please cdH on me, near the MN.
NATHANIEL b. HILL
49, Executor Of Joseph Hiilya,d decd
hing prifidm County .lleddo,c, Dec 1, 1880.
go D. 60-wtds
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NOTICE On Wednesday, the 29h day Of Decem.
Der next, II fair, II not the mex, fair day. at the
late residence OF Lewis Dupree, deed in the county
o, rreensvi'ie, will be sold between forty and FIFTY
likely Young Negroes, consisting OF men, women
boys and girs-a the stock Of Hoses, Mules, Cattle
and Hogs-the balance OF Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture, Plantation Utensils. &cthe crop OF corn fod.
der oats, and wheat-three four Yoke OF wo Oxen
The negroes, corn, fodder and oats will be sold for
cash; The balance of the estate will be sold on credi,
twelve lnths, the purchaser giving bond with sas.
factory security before the properly is removed. Tn.
SAFE Oh ccrn fodder, OATS hogs, cattle, and plantation
utensils, &c, on the Mason plan aon, in Southampton
county, will take place on said plantation, On FRIDAY
The 3lst day OF December nex'
JOSHUA c. LUNDY, Administrator
with the Will annexed Of Lewis Dupree decd
November. 1880. Dscll Cd,
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E1toOCATlON.-My school will be Continued the
HA ensuing year. at my residence in Hanover Coun-
w ABOUT 23 miles from Richmond, ard 6 above Col
Coouals My course OF Instruction will comptiss
the Latin, French, and English Languages: Gpoyra
Phy' with the use Of the Maps and Globe. a regular
course oil History with Chronology Arithmetic Msthe
mates and the art OF surveying; English Grammar and
English Composition. 80"
Nj y terms Tor board, Tuition, Washing Lo5sins and
ruei' are S9o the scholastic year Of ten months Nv
schoei VIII commence on the 18Th Of January 1871 and
terminate on the 10Th December. A vacation of four
weeks will be given in the summer
mere VIII be an examination at the close of tho
year Inc result OF which will be sent 10 the paren,s
ana guardians oil children committed 10 nv care par
euar attention will be paid 10 the moral conduct of
my pufis, and good discipline main, in school
nave oeen tngsged in teaching for eight years past
au am 'uy sensible oil the gre biiy which INV
profession imposes My residence is unusually ne al
wy ahd remote iiom places of vice and dissipation In
rsIa,ion TO my character and qualifications L am au-
'nouiSeu 70 reIer 10 the following gentlemen viz:
f,s"t Reu Richard Canning Moore, ID ID. of
Richmond. - ~ "
Reo Uniiam armstrong, Of Richmond.
f. s. E. James, & Co. of J
- " "'tn" heade, IL ID. of Frederick CO,niv
0"' zee 49, HERMON DAVIS.
MT IL. Davis was employed by Bisbon lf.o5s y,
tutor OF his children for upwards of two wears
emu nave every rea on TO believe was APPROVED h,
nitn. - therefore, can with pfopriey recommend MI
laws 10 such par nis may be hisposed 10 empIo,
him. RICHARD TUSNNTTWG' ~. " 6e,nP'oS
'etter addressed to me, must be dire 10 Mont
Peher' Hanover county, Va. HERMoN DAVIS.
~ ." 57-Wf
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MARSHAL'S SALE

Hkf virtue OF a Decree of hs Superior Court of
HD Chancety for the Fredericksburg District in a
cause therein depending, between
Reuben NJ Garnett ex,or of Carte, w., D.,
'gsinst Pih.
Rich'd M Sugar. adm'or with the will annexed of
Nm: Segar, dec Penelope Segsr, widow of the said
William, Henry b. Roy aud PoIiy his wife. and Cvtms
oegar an infant by Jos Janey his Guardian, Defdis
~ snail proceed to se for cash, before Thos Streets
aVern' IN The Town OF u hanna and County Of Mid
dlesex, the 9th day of December nex bs;n Co.,
day " the Tract OF Land whereof William Segar died
eiZed and possessed, containing hundred aud
" hVe acres, more or less" subject TO the widows
dover therein. CHA L. WINGFIEJ n
Dec. Z 6I 20,
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HfDUCATION The Subscribers School for the
instruction OF boys, not ii years Of age will
open on the 10Th OF January 1884, and continue until
be ION OF december following, with vacation Of one
moD'h In the Summer.The couf,e Of instruction W M
eonpIse the Latin and Greek classics. Eogsh Read.
ing, writing, Grammar. Arithmetic, Geography and
Mathematics. TERMst ''' '"'
For B,srd, including every uecessary, sos 90
For Tuition, Ok IN
One half payable in advance the balance on lot Nov
uP's mat have been With me, although past II years
OF age, will be received II DESTROYS of returning
CARTER BERKELEY.
Edgs,Wo,d, Hsnover, Ncy. I6. 55--gsg
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WPYavirtue ct Deed Of Trust executed by George
"a y w. Crump TO the 2slh November 1926
and recorded in the Clerks Office Of Cumberland. IN
secure Edmund EggleSion and others, certsin debt
therein mentioned, shall on the 9Th day Of Decem
Der next, at Cumberland Court House. sell al public
auction, to The highest bidder for cash, two negro
Tom and Watt, conveyed to me by the said deed 10
say the balance Of the debt aforesaid and the costs
Of executing the said trust.
Nov %. 57-w4w DANIEL A. WILSON.
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&rThe ENQUIRER is published wcok generally and
three times week during the State
fce, tho heretofore, Five Dollars anuun, payable
sdvence Notes Of chS.,eed spociopayns banks (ony
fecevodn The Editors will
hom oy maithc postage of all letters being paid
No paper WILDE tho discretion of the
Sditor.l until oil arIcarages have been paid up.
% Whoever will the payment paper shall
have the tenth GRATIS. ~
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1 One OR LES5Fst insertion 75ccnts-each
dnuanee, SO cents. ~
'.sNo advortsemen until paid FOR or
assumed by some person in this city, its environs.
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rouse sign Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, GiId
- ing, &c
VIE subscfiber truly grateful for the patronage ne
q has received during The last ten years. respect.
'uy ioiorms the citizens Of Richmond and the public
mat he has taken grea, Of pains 10 per-
ect bimse in his profession, and invites the TO call
nIs od stand ne ~ door TO the Compiler Office and
examine hs limitations Of wood and marble
orders from the country in his line attended TO.
Dec. IL. Gift q w McCINNFse
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Nov. %.

IA DROPOSALS will be received bv tie cIs,t of ~
II county Court OF Louisa, until December Court
next 20 be then laid before the CourO for repairing the
ar 0, 'n' Oonnty-accordng TO plan which may be
seen on application the clerks Office OF said ointv
10y order OF Court JOHN HUNTER, c. L. c.
49, %" 56-wiw
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ny me Governor Of the Commonwealth Of Vyrg;1;o
a PROHfJ a

II Pro LdyAfTION.
NATHEREAS information has been laid before the
w Executive OF Virginia, warranting the belief
ina, certain John Reid, stranger from Scotland re-
e'S landed on our shores, came TO his death by the
N,o'e"ce oil some person or persons unknown, under
circumstances OF unusual a'rocity. Now therefore /
John Fioyd' Governor of the Commonwealth of Virg.
% WIN me advice OF the Council OF State do hereby
offer reward OF two hundred dollars for o.. - -
SION ana conviction OF the person persons concerned
III the preparation OF the aforesaid murder And do more
t 'equfe a'i otlcers,civ and military, and exhort the
gooo peo lie OF The Commonwea lh use their hest n
10 cause the p+rpetraor perpetrators of so
noeouS an act to be apprehe ndsd, that he or the
may be dealt with as the la dire cts
Given under my hand as Governor and u,d.r
loes'.J me Seal OF the Commonwealth nj Ricbmond
This 2Oh day Of November. 1880
10 JOHN FLOYD.
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"a SITUATION WANTED.-A young man, who
IA Is graduate, and has Rad considerable eSpeii-
ente IN teaching, wishes 10 obtain good public or pri-
vale school The moot satisfactory iesim onials Of char.
ae'er can be given, and alec Of ability instruct in III
various brabches OF Classical and English education
usually taught in our Colleges
reference may be made TO Col BERNARD Psyton of
richmond city, or the Rev. DR.. sempe Of Fredericks-
burg, Va.
viii receive attention.
Dec. u 6i-2awt1stJ
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Wy virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed by Jacob
80 Huii' lr and wife, bearing date the 9Th day O
September, 1873, and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
nee OF the County OF Pendleton, we shal en- Monday
the ION day OF January. 1884, from, of the Bell Ia.
Vsrn IN the City OF Richmond, sell for cash, at public
sae 70 the highest bidder. all that tract piece or
OF land situate in the County OF Pende ton and convey
ed or devised to said Jacob Hull by his Peter Hull
containing from $50 to 400 acres more or less nd
bounded az follows, to wit: Ga the South and East
oy Jacob Sniier's land, on the West by William Hu's
ana on the North by the lands Of James Skidmore
Inc uis Is believed to be good but such title only
as Is vested in us under the deed will be conveyed
Dsc. Ia. 64-tds THE TRUSTEES
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STiFrEEN DOLLARS REWARD-Srayed or
a stolen from my plantation in last, BAY FILLY
two years old last Spring, white about the rehead
nor any other mark by which to distinguish her, unes.
perhaps willie bind foot-tbst not distinctly TecoI
iectcd. will give the above reward II taken Nd out
OF the county or ten dollars II taken in the county and
delivered to me AT my house. Slate River about
four Inil-s above the Virginia Mills and two miles be-
low the Diana Mills or tor any information % hat
got her again MARY FORD.
BucKINGHAM CoUNrr, November, 1880.
Dec. IL 6l--U
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pursuance OF an order OF the Superior Court Of
Chancefy Tor the Richmond District, offer Tor sale
Tract Of Land on Cfump's Creek in the co.n,v ol
HdnoUeT, about four miles below the Courthouse con
tanning 1870 acres, which laid off into four los and
will be sold jointly or severally.
Also, Tract OF Land in the county OF Goochland.
on the waters of Little BYRD Creek, containing SIT
adjoining the Lands OF Mr. J.W Payne & others
The Hanover Land will be shewn TO persons wish.
ing to purchase, by Mr. Lsney Jones, who lives near
1.-THE GoochaDd Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating applv ~
me near Hanover Courthouse, VIM. F. WICKHAM
Surviving Trustee OF the Estate Of 5am'I Gst, dec
Aug. 10. 2s-t
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59-st JOHN THOMPSON

HOHN McDONOUGH, MERCHANT TAYLoR a
90 doors beioto the Mansion House Re4pec tfuiIy
in'orns MS customers and the public in general that
ne has received splendid nen Of Cloths Cas-.
seTes ana Vestings OF every description, which he
prepared TO make up TO order 10 first manner and
al snort notice He has also hand large aud enc
RAJ assortment OF readymade clothing OF every decrip-
uon winch be will cell twenty five per cent lower thsp
such articles can be obtained for in the CITY.
- N. B-Wanted three or four frat rate Journev.men
iay!oTs' TO whom constant employment will be given,
and the highest wages.
Nov. 80. 5o-e,u1
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AN ILL be sold for cash. publicly, on the premises
w on Saturday, the LIST day OF January next, if
,"r' not the next fair day thereafter, trac, of land
Ying In the lower end OF Caroline, called Beverly
Place containing by estimation, $50 acres and convey
ed by Henly Woodland and Thos. II. Wood ard TO Rich
ara G.ines aud William Armistead, trustees far Roh,,
"aines and John Gaines. The said land il yery fer
ule aud vel adapted to the growth of Indian Corr
Cotton oi's, &c The trustees will convey only snrh
nue. aei vested in them, though they belle We the title
to be indisputable. ''e
RICHARD GAINES,
Nov 80 o I
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& Oh REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub,crl-
Up AO Der, living in Essex county, Va. on the 9th
81 DscsIbsr, 1880. two likely younl negro fellows
named Moses and Horace, two brothers, aud probably
they may change their names. and endeavour TO pass
Tor Tree men; or they may be taken off by some i'll
disposed white person, and sod had three taken off
In that way before.
Mo'es Is tolerably bright mulat,o-he, however, is
mule sun-burn, and about twentyyears OF age. He
Is about the common size.
Horace is rather darker than Moses nearly as likely
and az large-about % years Of age-no flesh mark
fecollected.
will give the above reward Of $50, IL delivered 10
me, or secured in any Jail 80 that get them.
MORDECAI SPINDLE
Esser County, IA near Lorstto.
Dec 16. 65-ws.
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NOrlCE-itodwell Dek, late of James City coun-
IN ty, formerly of Surry county, Va departed this
me In the year 1870, intesate; leaving number of
iatons-ameng others he bad half sister by the name
Oh Lucy Lancaster, who moved Tennessee about forty
years ago, and II is believed she has left children
as she had some four five when she left Virginia
should there be any now living they may be informed
mat nave in my hands bonds Sc amounting to about
four hundred dollars, to which they are entitled
should ths notice fall into the hands OF any the par4
ues interested will be well for them TO wrts me on
.ne SUBJECT and will answer their letter and inform
them what will be required authorize me TO paw them
the money. JOSIAH HALLEMAN. 8d,n'r.
debonts mn of Rod,oeH Delk, decd &
DEC. 10. 65--wswF ddnr. ofL. Lancdster decd
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81 NARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA The annual
a. meeting OF the Stockholders, for the election of
directors for the Bank and for the Offices Of Discount
and Deposit, will be held WedneSdsy the 81. day Of
January next WM. NEKERVIS, Ca.h'r
De', ~. 6O--2swtdm
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n AND WARRANTS AND SCRIP.-Mr Mat.
NJ thew Bonner will be in Richmond to remain from
me ION oil December next until the rising Of the Lee
gs'a"rs, 70 attend to my business, aud TO purchase
Land warrants and Scrp-and to contract for tue loca
non oil Land Scrip. All letters addressed 10 me here
or personal calls upon Mr. Bonner the Eagle Ho,e
VIII De as Tally answered and meet with as prompt at
teniion as II was present
Nov. 20 .5s-iot" 'CADwALLADER WALLACE
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NOTICE.-Those persons indie ted 10 the adanis-
traitors Of Jerman Baker, are hereby notified, that
they do not pay up what they owe by January Pow.
hatan Court, suits will be Unfortunately Instituted A.
gainst them. WV. OLD, Adn,'ors of
TIL. MILLER, J. Baker.
Dec. 10 6J-2t
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DNANNA RIVER LANDS.-From so to 90
and being situate the Rvanna River, late abe pro.
Perty Of Wilson j. Cary, decd, called and known by
the name Of Careys Brook. recently offered Tor sale hy
notice published In this paper, not having been sold
at private contract, will be offered for sale, at Auction
ON the premises on Wednesday the 18th day of January
next lair, IL not, the next fair day-Oa the farm Is
seeded nearly 400 bushels wheat
II found sxpedient, in order to accommodate the
views OF purchasers, the lands may be divided into
several parts or Tote, which will be judged Of according
TO circumstances on the day OF sale.
Terms OF sale OF the lands will be third cash, and
liberal credit given for tho balance. 1t sale Of the
land: DO Effected then sale OF the whole OF the slaves
on the premises VIII take placs-among which is a
and black smith. Sales to be
ouusd from day to day until compleied-Twslvs b.,
Sredt WIZ be given on the slaves, the purchasers Civ
Ing nds with good personal security and a deed or
deeds OF trus will be required to the credit
OF the purchase money for the lands.
w. TIMBERLAKE, adn,'r Of .hs
Will annexed Of Wilson j. Cary, decd
Palmyra, Dec. is. 65-.ds
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WASHiNGToN HOTEL RIcHMoND, Va
w The Subscriber having leased this old and well
known establishment, for term Of years. takes this
opportunity to announce 10 his friends and the public
generally aud particularly to the former vers OF the
mouse, that 1t will be opened for the accommodation of
company, ON the first OF October. 1t is now UNDERGO
ing thorough repair and will be fitted up in plain
out neat Style with BEDS bedding and other
iurnture all new, and OF the best kind His Servants
are attentive and experienced, and his Bar-keepers no.
Ite and accommodating His Bar shall al all times he
well supplied with the best liquors aud wines and his
Fable with the most choice deicacies of the season
whch the city and country can afford and he fat,ers
himse that by unrenitng niion to his business he
WIZ give entire satisfaction TO all who may favor him
with their company.
The WAsHINGToN HOTEL is situated in Tho mo q
peasant part OF the city, Immediately opposite the Capt.
'oi, and contiguous TO all the Public Offices and but
short distance from the Theatre the Banks the Basin
ihe "arehouses, ard the offices of the principal Mers
OF me city; and at the same time sufficiently a7 remov
ed TO afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
10 rere from the hustle and nope OF the streets Such
are me local advantages OF this house, that NAV ven
'ure 10 affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond Ell
'her on business or for pleasure will find one OF the
most pleasant situations in the city. In addition 10 what
transient custom he may be favored with. the snbscri-
per wi be able to accommodate Twenty-Five or THRU,
oOHRDERS, by the week, month, or year on the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT c. MACON
sept IL 3S-tf Late of Goochland Cour,. Honse
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ENXAMINATION.-we the undersigued HAVING
~ been requested, as a committee, TO .uperin nd
tbs examination OF the Students OF the New Hone
Academy, under the direction OF Mr.. George Some
Report: That, after close and analytical examina.
ton on the Latin and Greek Classics and the various
branches English Educaiion usually taught in Acade
mics, degree OF proficiency manifested highly cre
ditabe both to the Students and Preceptor The Spec
tators and also the Patrons of the School,
entire satisfaction at the result We do not hesitate TO
recommend this Institution to the patronage OF the pub
lie, /. well for its known healthy situation as fer the
ability OF its Principal Scholar and Di.cipn arau
FREDK. w. HARRISON.
AUG. CLAIBORNE.
JOHN ]. WYCHE
II. ID. TRUMBULL.
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ATS & CAPS just received by the subscriber,
M pr Schr. Exit and oher late arrivals from Ne
York, splendid assortment of gentlemens' BIack
yer III ais, oil the Manufacture OF ST. John; Smith and
Hannah ADD Others of the latest Broadway fashions
nIso' genusm youths and chdrens' caps of va
rous kinds On hand large and yerv general assor,
ment OF niddiing and low priced fur and wool hats
which will be sold provided any person will buy the
on the most accommodating terms.
59-St John THOMpcoN
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"A CARD.-The subscriber intends visiting Peters
IVA burg, on the 18Th Inst on professional business
and will remain a few days only
p. HOUSTON, Dentist
Dec. IA e. ~
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NOTICE.-The situation Of the New Hope Acade-
IN my is desirable, being in a healthy section Of
country. surrounded by intelligent iey and rsm,te
from every haunt Of vice-l2 miles East OF Lawrence
vile, and III Weat Of Bel6eld Terms Of Education
per year OF ten notwithstanding, Writing. English
Grammar, and Arithmetic, $50; Geography, History, or
Ma'hematicks, $50; Latin and Greek, $40 Board can
be had in the most respectable families very convent.
ent to tho Academy, ct from 800 to $40 per year
The exercises OF the Academy will be resumed on
the first Monday in January, 1881.
GEO. STONE.
New HoPE ACADEMY, Brunswick County.
Dec. l6. 65-5s
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re- oilCE-AU persons aie iorwarned from cutting
~ or removing any species OF timber Hoop pole
from OIL my land in Cumberland County, as the law will
be enforced again.t chem with rigour
JOHN DUFFIELD. -
'ootham, Cumberland Co., Dec. IL. 66-2t"