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Certificate Of Bishop Moore.
MIR. III. Davis employed by bishop .5feode pr
vate tutor of hs children for upwards of years and
have every reason TO believe approved by him.
therefore, with popiety recommend Mr.. Davis ucl
parents as may be disposed to employ him.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
letter addressed to me be directed TO Montpelier
Hanover county, Va. HERMON DAVIS
Nov. 20. 52-wf
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II VIE subscriber, living at White Hail. in the county
"a OF Hanover, having employed young man, who
has had some experience teacher and who give
satisfactory evidence of his abilities, would take his
family four or five small boys boarders, exceeding
age fourteen years-Ihe situation of my residence is in
healthy and agreeable neigbourhood commands all
the advantages which can be desired by any who may wish
TO conide their children my careThe for board
and tuition during the space OF ten months will be $50,
payable at the end OF the second session The school will
open the 9th day OF January next and terminate the
last day OF the ensuing Noyembcr-There will be va
cation OF month, during the Instruc-
ton will be given in all the branches of ordinary Eng
fish educatisn, viz Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Gram
mar, Geography &C., and also in the Latin and Greek
languagcs-Sct attention will be paid 10 the department
OF the boys both within and out of School, and every aid
afforded them, in the prosecution of their respective stu
dies which promptitude and steady application, the part
of their teacher
Parents, living at distance, who may wish TO engage
their children, will receive prompt attention. addressing
letter TO me, and directing it TO Vcrdon Pest-Ohice or
Taylorsvillc. THOMAS boswell
Dec. 2. 50-2twSt
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RER JOHN 6. NELSON will teach school at my
I'VE house the ensuing year. He will teach the Greek,
Latin and English Languages. The school will commence
on the third Monday in January. 1892 terminate on
the second Friday in December following There will BIO
vacation of month in the summer, commencing on
the second Friday in june will accommodate
twelve boys with board washing and lodging for $50 each
the board and tuition fees will be required the end of
each sesson-Verdon p. o., Hanover, is my address.
Nov. % 56-wSt JOHN r. NOEL
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Dec. %. [67

AAHIO AND KENTUCKY LANDS-The Subscri-
her offers his services TO nonresident propricors Of
lands in the States Of Ohio and Kentucky for the sale
thereof and payment of the taxes All letters addressed
to him at Cincinnati, 10 John H. Price, Esq of Rich
mould, Posr PAID, will be duly attended TO. He refers
those to whom he may be unknown TO Chief Justice Mar
SHALL Chapman johnson, Charles COPELAND, and Sam MY
crs, Esqrs. JAMES SOUTHGATE.
p S.J. s. will also attend Attorney Law TO suits
in the Federal Courts at Columbus and Frankfort.
Nov. 5I-yy6nn
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IN cHANCERY-In Amelia County, Novcmbe

I'm CHANCERY-In Amelia County, November
n Court, 1881
William b. Foster, Elizabeth Webster, widow of Will
liam Webster, deed, formerly Elizabeth Foster, Polly c.
Bcvi, widow of Archer Bcvl, decd, formerly Polly c.
Foster Philip Adams and Matilda his wife, formerly Ma
uida Foster Joshua Foster, Marston Foster aud Ann his
wife, Granville Williamson and Catharnc his wife, for
mcrly Foster, Timan Foster and Maria his wife, Maria
Foster widow Of Booker Foster, decd Ann Foster, Sell
ma Foster Matilda Foster and Richard Foster, infant chill
dren of Booker Foster, deed, and Matilda who by
their mother, a next friend, Pitts.
against
Thomas w. Webster, cxor of Booker Foster dec d.
John s. Foster and Josiah Foster Defts
The defendants, John S. Foster and Josiah Foster not
having entered their appearance, and given security
according TO the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court
that they not inhabitants of this Commonw eah, on
the motion of the plaintiffs, by their COUNSEL is order
ed that the said defendants do appear here the fourth
Thursday in February next, and the bill of the
plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
cd in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
Tor two months successfully and that another copy post
cd at the front door of the Courthouse of this county
two successive court days. copy. Teste,
Dec. 2. 59-wSw JOHN L. LEIGH, C.
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a TEACHER WANTED.-The Trustees ofthe Aca-
IVA denny in Woodstock, Shenandoah county, Virginia.
are anxious to obtain teacher to take charge of the AGA
deny about the LIST of April next. teacher who also
minister OF the Gospel would he preferred The teacher
must be competent TO teach the Latin and Greek Lam
guages, Mathematics Natural Philosophy, and the usual
branches of English education. None need apply
less they well qualified.
Application may be made to the undersigned, either
OF hem and letters addressed to them will meet with inn
mediate attention. Jos. VI. SAMUELs,
RoBEBT TURNER,
JAMES ALLEN,
PHILIP MILLER,
Dec. %. l67--w4w1 PHILIP WILLIAMS, Jr
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WH0TSPUR will sand the next in the county Of
Gloucester-Seasont TO commence the first OF March
and end the first Of July Particulars to be made known
hereafter Totpur horse Of the purcs blood, and Of
the most approved Virginia racing stock
Dec ~ f67-w6wJ JOHN .. CHRISTIAN.
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---NI MUGS hOIUcn the CIcfkS Ut
hce OF the County Court OF Charlotte the 9th day of
December, 1881
Lewis Dunn, PltT
against
Edward Edge, Elan Edge, Asey Edge Elizabeth Edge,
Nancy Edge and Grief BakSdae late SHERIFF. Charlotte,
TO whom was committed administration of the estate dc
ed, Dens
The defendants Edward Edge, Elam Edge, Asey
Edge, Elizabeth Edge, and Nancy Edge, not having
tered their appearance according TO the Act of Assembly
and the Rules OF this Court and il appearing the
faction OF the Court that they inhabitants of this
State, the motion Of the Plaintiff by COUNSEL is order
cd That the said Defendants do appear here the first
Monday IN March next and enter their appearance and
answer the Plaintiffs bill, and give security for perform
ing the decree of the Court and that copy of this order
be inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for months
successfully, and posted the front door of the Court
house ofthe said county. Copy. Tcstc,
WINSLOW ROBINSON, Clerk.
Dec. 10. 6i-wSaN
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UNHE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
IL April during his absence Mr.. Lethbtidae will at
tend to his professional business in whose skill as Den
s' the public may with perfect safety place the most i'm
phSit confidence u. HOUSTON
JON. ., IoSz 72-oaMif
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NOTICE.-Thc subscriber informs his friends and Gus
toners, that his mercantile business will be connu-
ed at York Town heretofore under the management of
his brother NJ W. Colo, where extensive assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware, &C. viii be constantly
kept on hand, and sold very low for cash. punctai
customers at the usual credit. ROSCOW COLE.
~ Gle rk that's well qualified az a salesman, gene
rally acquainted with the mercantile business Of steady
and industrious habits. IS wanted an assistant " G.
Williamsburg Jan. g. 7i--2aw3w
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pALElGH L. DANIEL has his Office over J. Muir
M rays Formerly James Shiphsrd) Saddlery, at the
corner below the Central Hotel nearly opposite the
Eagle, Main Street.-The continues to attend the Courts
King William and Hanover and those held in this city
Dec. 9Th. 10 2,
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NOTICE-The undersigned is DESTROYS of adjusting the
u affairs of his ntostate speedily a. possible and
therefore requests all persons indebted 10 his ntestae
make payment he delay the performance of his
duties lie also takes this method of notifying all persons
having claims against his ntcstae, his individual ac-
count or as security Tor any person persons whatever
to make known TO him all such claims without delay This
notice will be plead in bar of such claims as shall not
made known within a reasonable time.
RICHARD G.. SMITH,
Admir- Of WIN. Cunningham deed.
Nov. II. 56-1aw 12t Late of Hanover co,ntv
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Danvillc, Nov. 26, 1881.
10 We publish the above Prospectus with great plea
sure knowing the high responsibility and the firm Rcpub
can Principles of its present Editors We beg leave 10
give them the right hand of shp-and we congrat-
late ourselves the acquisition Of such ally the de-
fence Of the are received al
this Oiiice.-ED. of EIguiyer
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a NLASSICAL SCHooL--Thc School at Long Greek
" Louisa County, will be continued next year. under
the immediate superintendent of the subscriber who will
take that all his pupils shall be thoroughly instructed
in whatever they may undertake learn the method
OF instruction pursued at this School, is very different from
the superficial course Of Education which has become
fashionable the subscriber deems it necessary to inform
the public, that every member of his school is actually
required 10 understand and purse every sentence ne may
read This method rarely fails TO make good scholars but
1t requires labour aud study than the fashionable plan
OF modern scolists and is therefore very sone 10 the
ignorant and indolentln this School, will be taught the
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar English
Composition Geography with the use of maps and globes
Mathematics and Arithmetic. The School will com
the 25th of January, 1892 and terminate on the
10th OF December following. There will be vacation of
weeks, commencing the 10th day of June.-The
charge Tor board, tuition washing, lodging and fuel will
be $40 payable one half the LIST day of june 1892
and the other half the LIST day of December following
Long Creek is situated in part Of Louisa County proven
bal for health and stcriy. II 80 miles from Rich
nond 81 from Fredericksburg. and % from Carersyile
The stage from Fredericksburg Caersvilic passes inn
mediately by the Schoohousc and that from Richmond TO
Orange Courthouse within short distance of it-feers
to the subscriber should be directed Long Creek r. o.
Louisa WILLIAM NELSON.
NOV. ~ 5S-laftf
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACADEMY.-Mr Jos. II

NORTHUMBERLAND ACADEMY.-Mr. Jos H.
Davis, gentleman highly qualified by his ability, ASST
duty and experience in teaching, will continue preside
over this institution the ensuing years and will be assisted
by many competent teachers the interest of the School
may require. The Academy is situated 2 miles below
Northumberland Court house, in neghborhood proven
blaly healthy The boarding department will be manag-
cd by Col JOS Ball, whom the Trustees rely with
dcncc TO give entire satisfaction his Boarcrs In this
institution, taught the Latin and Greek Languages
together with the other pre- requisites for collie giae
About $50 volumes of Books of History and Sci
ence have been carefully selected the
OF Library. Mathematical instruments, Globes and
Maps both ancient and modern also provided for the
use OF Studens-Terms-For Reading, Writing, Arth-
mehc and English Grammar, 500. These, with Geo
graphy and the of the Globes and Mapping S25. In
all other $50 annually. For Board 500 annually
exclusive OF Bedding. The School will commence the
lst OF February and end the LIST day of December
without any summer vacation. Parents and Guardians
are liable for the tuition fees and board of their sons and
wards, only from the time of the of the
session, be paid quarterly in advance.
SAMUEL b. BLACKWELL,
Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees.
Jan. 3. 7-w11y
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I'm CHANCERY.-At a Court held for Buckingham
n county, the Sth day of October, 1927
Creed Taylor, an infant, by his father SC. Pltn

creed Taylor, an iniant,Jy his father, &c. Pltf
against
Thomas T. Boudin, cxor of David Ross decd Robert
Dabncy, Geo. Nj. Payne and w. L. Fonainc, exors of
David Ross, jr decd Defs.
James Scott exor of John Leslie, decd, who ex' or
OF Robert Craig, decd who for Daniel Call, trustee
&c Benjamin Johnson and others, creditors of David
Ross, jr. decd Pltfs.
against
Walter L. Fonainc and Geo. NJ. Payne exors of David
Ross Jr deed, and others. Detts.
On motion TO the court, and by of parties, is
ordered that these be referred the Master
missioner TO state and ascertain the several liens
cumbances the real estate of David Ross deceased
TO settle the account of the executors tho nature
and true character OF each claim against the of the
said David Ross, r deceascd whether due by bond bind
ing the heirs not and to state special roqur
ed by OF the parties TO be stated deemed pertinent
by the Commissioner, and make report the court
Copy. Teste, II. ELDRIDGE, Jr. ID. c.
The parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed Monday the 9th day of February next COM
mence the accounts directed in the foregoing ORDER my
office in Maysyille, which day. nine O'clock the
morning. they requested TO attend, with their papers
and vouchers ready for examination and settlement
Dec. 10. 62-wSw ID. GUERRANT, Com.
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TWO STUDENTS OF MEDICINE.-A Physician,
extensively engaged in his profession in the City Of
Richmond, desirous Of obtaining the services Of young
gentleman oil liberal education and steady habits who
DC disposed TO devote his rhoie time and attention TO the
requirement OF medical informa,ion--The principal
vice required viii bs constant attendance in the odver
Users otce Tor the purpose OF putting up prescriptions
ana receiving applications in return, instruction will be
given, and opportunities afforded. of witnessing public and
private practice, operations, SC. Should the applicant
pensation will be made.
Keller TO the Editors Of the Enquirer Gf by letter. post
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HAVE iarmed Maj. John p Whites celebrated Race
II Horse COLLIER. He will stand the ensuing season al
Chesterfield, Mecklenburg county, Virginia. His rcputa-
ton and character as Race Horse, needs comment as
he is well known TO the racing world The season win
commence on the first of March next; previous 10 which
time, the terms of the season, Pedigree Performances
will be published which have doubt will enitle him
TO rank Stallion he has done as Race He is ia
ken from the turf without the least injury.
RICHARD c. PURYEAR
Nov. 90. 5s-wtf
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AkRiS < BUTLER, General Agents and Com
- IL mission Merchants, Richmond, Va offer their SER
vices to their frends and the public. Intending conne
themselves exclusively to Agency business which both
their exerons to promote the interest OF those by whom
they may be employed win generally be successful
Their Office is the Dock, which enables them 10 attend
particularly TO consignments of Heungs Bacon Wheat
Corn, Cotton, Lumber, &c. Sc WMtM. HARRIS
JAM 8. 10 g,
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a BLE-BODIED HANDS WANTED.---The subscri.
EA Der wishes TO hire for the next year. numebr
o bodied hands, TO work the Petersburg Rail Road
liberal prices will be given and the money paid quarter
ly. Dec 10 [64-T&F III JAMES MAIoNE
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HNDUCATION.-Thc subscribers have united with
M view of conducting School, in which will bo
taught the Geek, Latin, French and English Languages
topography Arithmetic and Mahe macs. Their residences
IN the county OF Abemare, in healthy situations about
seven miles from Charlottesville. Board may be had i'm
the following families at the price of Eighty Dollars fol-
,he scholastic yeaE vz:-Jamcs Minors Achilles Broad
heads- Richard Dukes, James d. Aliens Dir Jobp Mi;
nors Daniel b. Cars and in that of Dr. Cars The
price OF Tuition in ALL any of the branches aurb
in the School, will be Thirty Dollars for the Scholastic
year. half OF which, web Of the Board will be paya
BILE in advance the Pupil providing also his Furniture
The subscribers have had experience la teaching
and, with the aid of Mr. H. M. p. Powers, recently Stu
dent at the University of Virginia, and distinguished in a
his classes while Member Of that Institution, and to-
whom Will be particularly committed the departments OF
Mathematics and the Greek Language, hope merit a.
portion OF the public patronage No scholar will be re-
ceivcd for less term than year. The School win
mencc the second Monday in January, and with va
cation OF the month of July will on the Goth Of
December. FRANK CARR
Nov 20. f5S-wtJl01 JON. B. CARR
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IN CHANCERI.--At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
nee oil the County Court OF Charlotte, the 9th day OF
December, 1881:
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same kind have occurred at the Charestown
Aims House within the last week. -Bost. Cour.

same kind have occurred at the Charlestown
Aims House within the last wcek.-Bost' Co~r.
1t is remarked and believed by many that TINS
disease is the real Cholera, modified by our pru-
dent habits and pure atmosphere. II tins prove
to he true land it is the verliication OF what we
have all along been told would be the case, and
has been the very sheet anchor Of our hope against
this dreaded pestilence,) then, indeed' are we
abundantly blessed by an ever merc'tui rrovI'
dence, and have every cause for the most heart
felt gratitude and the sincerest thanksgiving.
The disease in its first stages was very severe,
and exhibited the leading and most prominent
symptoms Of cholera asphy1ia; and It Is remark
able that in every severe case the physicians were
compelled to resort to bleeding: IN some cases
earlier and some later, but ultimately IN all, be-
fore the patients made any apparent progress 10.
wards recovery. Sumo Of the last and worst
symptoms Of the real cholera were wanting IN
all the cases, as the spasms Of the extremltles,
dscolorations Of the skin, &c.
The success with which this disease has been
treated by the physicians ir attendance IS re-
markable: they are not likely to lose single pa
tient out of nearly $50 who have been more or
less subjects Of medical treatment. This speaks
well for their skill and attention.
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ono third Of the members OF Congress who voted
for rechartering the Bank were indebted to ii;
and he had always thought that neither Judges,
Jurors. nor Members of Congress, ought to vote
where thew were interested. He said, if the
Rank was re.chartered with the privileges con-
tanned in the bill which lately passed both Hous.
ca Of Congress, and was conducted as 1t had
been, our liberties would soon not be worth pre-.
serving"
We only hope "Joseph Gales" and "Dauiel
Webster will continue to spy out and point out
the dangers to our liberty from the right quarter,
and that members Of Congress will defend an
institution precisely in proportion as they and
the pubic are interested in ii; they were put in.
to Congress for that purpose. rat.
TIL. ALBANY Argus denies that Mr. Van Buren,
is tu be withdrawn. We believed differently
when we said he was; but we are not at liberty
IN dnubt the correctness Of the Argus nforma.
tion TysOne object we had N view, was to
nreyent Mr.. Van Buren's withdrawal. That he
did mediate it IL certain, as we believe. Can
the Argus say whether the disclosure Of the game
he nro6osed to play. may not have had some el.
fect in inducin, him TO charge it? Perhaps the
PENNSYLVANIA Intellisencer has more truly dlvin
oil the nature OF the intrigue on foot. than we
That paper Observation-Disclosures Whig.
..The Richmond Wing predicts that Van Bu.
rem will decline in favor of Wilkins. II is much
more probabIe that wilkins will wait until after
the electors are chosen, and then decline If the
ticket which is pledged to support him IS elected.
GIVE know OF man in this State to whom
something tantamount to a promise OF this kind
has been given. But wilkins will not have
chance TO decline. There will finally be IN this
State but one ticket opposed to Jackson, and tina,
will succeed. Sacrifices will b. made, self and
party will he merged in the higher consideration
Of country. The tunes demand united action
of all those who wish to wrest from the hands OF
violence, tyranny and mistuIe. the violated Con
stitution Of our common county
The merchants Of this place, short time
since. entered into an agreement, not to sell Or
any wise traffic in ardent spirits after the ION OF
this month: an example which is worthy OF being
initiated by their brethren in every town and VII
lage in the community. -WoOdstOck SeatmeA
There is now in this place negro boy, the
property of Joseph Draper, Esq, who is turning
entirely white. His body is nearly white and
| his face entirely so, with the exception OF lew
spots the size Of dollar; and what ~ more re-
markable, his skin presents the appearance OF
white child, the rose and lily beautifully comb'n:
ed: he presents altogether curious appearance,
and the behoder is struck with something like
awe on the first view. His parents are remarka'
bly, bIack.-Uythe (Na Argus.
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most prevalent in those parts Of the City and ISL
and where 1t has most recently commenced.
We have strong hope that the epidemic mas a
reached its acme in this place. The other ols.
eases proper to this season Of the year oeslh 10
show themselves, and the Cholera seems 10 oe'
cline as they advance. In the foregoing oose;'
vations we believe we have answered the lhqul'
ries of His Excelencv the Governor, and we re.
specially submit them to the disPosa' u '"e
Board. r
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The Sea Serpent. -Monsieur Tonson has
again been seen off the shoals of Nahant. The
Boston Galaxy has this account Of his last appear
ance:-
81 The yeritabe Sea Serpent, the real Simon
Pure, is back again in our waters.-For a few
DAYS past there have been rumors among the in
habitants of Nahant. that this Lord OF the Ocean
had approached near enough to several ct the fish
ernen while engaged in their daily avocations.
not to shake hands with them reader, for that
would have been beneath his dignity; but to give
them friendly and condescending nod, as much
as to say, here am once more, driving my small
subjects by shoals up to your hooks and nets
On Wednesday evening he was seen by several
gentlemen off what is called Little Nahant, where.
liking the accommodation. he probably slept, and
on Fast day morning sailed 'ei,urely round the
point on which the billiard room is situated, fol-
lowed by the straining gaze of the visters at the
place, who examined with great curiosity-the
length of his wake; for being prudent hsh, and
knowing that it raned, he took good care not to
expnse himself to the shower. For ourselves,
happening to be in the neishborhood, and hear
inv the cry of " The Sea Serpent" we made the
best of our way to the height from which ne was
said to be visible, and there certainly saw the
place where he might and ought in honor to have
been, but where at that moment to the best Of
our belief he was not, unless indeed the all OF
the microscope is essential to his dis covery. Ia
sober earnest, there can be no doubt that some
very large Marine Animal is near our Shores
MANY during the last week had opportunities OF
seeing him. aud describe his length and appear
ance. in the same manner as the Monster was
described, who visited us some years since"