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POtter's Vegetable CafhOIicOn.

FHNHE proprietor this Medicine has no desire 10 ar
Il tribute it properties and which il does OF
In reality possess He has testimony in his possession of
its healing efficacy such TO satisfy all inquires OF ITS
having performed almost miraces-he has the testimony
OF learned and experienced physicians show mui
tudes OF certificates from the unortunates themselves
absolutely rescued in numerous from the Jaws ri
DEATH The proprietor pledges his reputation to the pub
lie Tor the perfect innocence and safety OF the CahocOn
and its entire freedom from every deeterous drug H
gredehs are not only essentially but entirely uegef0biP
proves sovereign and ufaifing remedy in all coms
drisng eihe immediately remotely from impuyifv Of
1ood and has cured pery many cases in ohich Soaims
Pdndcea, after long had entirely failed. The d-
in which, perhaps, il has been uniformly successful
are particularly aud enphaically the following :-Scor.
iula rheumatism, syphilis necrosis white swelling,
cural disease, liver complaint, liberated throat
many other complaints included in this list as for ca
ample the ague and lever, domestic cholera and many
others; but Tor the diseases mentioned above the popi
tor emphaicalIy as cure in every stage
The proprietor Of medicine which has done 30 mu n
as the Catholicon and whose curative virtues be al.
tested by so many, would be unjust 10 himself to offer il
in that would not reach, and il he be consulted he
II so his reputation and the extensive cele
by Of his medicines honestly TO declare whether any lie.
Dei may be expected from administering IT, One thing
however, IT, that ii may be taken with safety any case
and that far from its interfering with business diet,
the appetite for generous living 10 senby improved and
rnay be INDUCED without danger or inpedmeDt, and lou.
siness may be pursued with greater alacrity from the
strength aud spirits impaired by Il to the system.
THOMAS r. POTTER
Agent for II. Potter, widow Of the late W. w. Potter
No. ZIG, Market street, Philadelphia
IPTo prevent impcsiiions and mposures, which have
been numerous, The top Of each bottle is distinguished y
the Damo wv. w. Potter genuine not "W. Potter
which Is the Dan certain spurious medicine exen.
siveIy vended.
The Catholeon may always be had by the single bottle
or dozen; orders from the country for exposoD, ia
any quantity, promptly attended For sale by CHARLES
GoDDARD, Agent for Richmond 6i-w4w
December IL.
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NOTICE--An persons having claims against the es
LIZ tate OF the late Sarah Beasey, dec OF Chesterfield
county, are requested TO present them for settlement
L. NUNNALI.Y
.ddn'r Of Sarah Beosiey, iced.
Dec. IL. 66-w4W-
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a tLASSiCAE SCHOOL.-Tbe School at Long Greek,
- Louisa county, will be continued next year. under
the sole superintendent Of the subscriber who has had
twenty years experience IN The profession he has chosen
In this school will taught the Greek and Latin Ian.
guaees English Grammar English Composition, Geoera-
phy with the use Of Maps and Globes, Mathematics and
Arithmetic The School will commence on Monday the
goth of January 1884 and terminate the day Of De-
cember following There will be vacation Of four weeks,
commencing on the 18th day Of June. The charge for
board, tuition washing lodging and fuel will be $110,
payable one half on the LIST day Of June, 1884, and the
other halt on the LIST day OF December following Long
Creekis 80 miles from Richmond 81 from Fredericksburg,
30 from Orange Court house, and % from Carersviile
The stages from Richmond TO Orange Court house. and
from Fredericksburg Csrtcrsve pass near the School
house Letters TO tho subscriber should be directed 20
Long Creek =. O., Louisa WILLIAM NELSON.
December 3. 6l-isht
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lvA stitutou for the education of boys
the plan Of the Modern High School Gymnasium,
about two miles from Baltimore, in November 1928 Since
that time it has been in successful operation About one
year since, the Legislature Of Maryland granted the
charter of Colleges that those who desire may
pursue extensive OF educ pursued
any Of the American Colleges and at the close obtain
the customary degree. The Institution, SUCH continues
its operations TO qualify individuals for admission to the
College classes for pursuing the business OF active e
Particular attention is paid the ancient and modern Ian
guages, mathematics, the natural sciences, &c. which,
together with any other branches usually embraced in
of liberal education may be pursued by those who
andidates for degree.
Annual Expenses Board, room, tuition fuel
and lights, $500
Washing, and stationary, need not exceed Is
Use of College Library
Use OF bed and furniture, If not provided by the
parent 10
Payment to be made semi. annually, in Advance.
We, the subscribers. do cordially recommend the
Mount Hope College to the patronage OF those who may
desire select Institution OF high and ush
ed excellence, for the education Of their sons
Henry Thorn pson, Isaac McKim, Robert Gilmore, j.
p. K Henshaw, j. Johns Thomas Wilson, p. E. Thomas,
Geo. Winchester, j. II. Miller, Joseph Jeweu William
Nevins, Jesse II unit, John Fin,ay, James Hamilton
r. Smith, Talbot Jones, Alex Brown, Z. r. Partridge
Cushing, L. l.. Finley, David Barnum.
My engagements have permitted me to become per.
sonaIly acquainted could have wished, with the an
aud operations of the Mount Hope institution nor with
its respectable Pn cipal and his Associates: yet such
my entire confidence in the judgment of the gentlemen
whose ached to this certificate and so unani-
do find the public impression in favor of the Inst
tuon so far as my inquiries have extended that
much pleasure in being permitted thus add my NAME
and express my ardent desire for the extended pat
Tonage and prosperity of the institution. VIM W1Rr
Baltimore, Nov 1893. 67-wSt-
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ABOURERS WANTlNG.-l wish to hire for the
ensuing year, seventy-fve young, active and able
bodied Labourers Tor the Of the Chesterfield Rail road
Company.-For such, liberal prices will be given. Appi-
cation to be made to the subscriber al the Rail office,
IN Manchester, to Mr.. David GORE at on the
Railroad, near the Chesterfield coal mines.
THOS. JORDAN, Superintendent
December 10. 67-,ls,J
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Nov. Is. [55-wsw1 J. SPIl

I'm CERY-VIRGINIA--At rules to be holden
II in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Cumberland county, from the q
TO the 7ih day OF December inclusive in the year. 1888
Thomas r. HARRISON administrator Of Archibald Taylor,
deceased, Plaintiff
against
James lsbell, James Allen, Richard S. Eggeston Rich
ard b. Egglesion, Edmund Eggleston and Alfred A. Allen,
Edward N. Allen. Elizabeth r. Allen, Sally c, Allen,
VIM. nj. Allen, Mary ID. Allen, and Margaret Allen,
heirs and infant children of VIM Allen, decd. Defts
The defendant James Allen not having entered his APP
pearance and given security according the Act of As
semby, and The rules of this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is nhabi,ant Of t.
Commonwealth ii is ordered, that the said defendant
appear here the first day of April Term next and
swer the bill OF the plant and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in ewspsper published in tina
city OF Richmond, for two months and post.
ed the front door OF the Court house Of this county
Copy. Tese, P. H. NUNNALLY, d. C.
December II. 66-wSw
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NoTiCE--By deed Of trust from Robert Patton, dc.
~ ceased to Robert Patton, jr (now deceased) and
John Nj Patton, bearing date the 18th day of April 1921
is provided, that after satisfying certain preferred and
specified debts and liabilities, the residue of the trust fund.
shall be applied to the payment OF the individual debts
OF said Robert Patton whether contracted by him in hi.
private capacity guardian tor
all debts, the original consideration for which were
debts due by contracts made with the firm of James
Dykes & Co., even where tho said Pafton
given his individual bond acceptance
hath in any way individually guaranteed contracied
for their payment, by the express of said
deed, excluded from any participation in the funds
until all the individual creditors OF said Robert Patton
above defined, shall be fully paid and satisedTbe
creditors, however, required by the terms of the
said deed, to exhibit their claims the Trustees with
in six months after they have been notified to do so
by advertise men in public newspapers; and
in oil their failure to do the trustees the survivor
Of them, authorised distribute the funds among such
OF the individual creditors shall have exhibited their
maDds and then the residue in payment of the debts
by the firm OF James Dykes s. Co.-Now, therefore, be-
lievng that all the preferred debts have been satisfied
do hereby notify and require all the creditors the said
Robert Patton whose demands within the above de.
scpon Of individual debts Gas distinguished from debts
Of the firm of James Dykes Coz present their claius
duly authenticated to me, or in my absence from Ere.
dercksburg, Hugh M Patton before the first day
Of October next. JOHN M. PATTON
SURVIVING Trustee Of II. Patton, decd.
November 8, 1888. 53-Ia4m
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FOR TIE ENQUfRER.
THE "FLAMfNG pATRlOrn

"Omc does not make konors; sentiments from
high pl 20 to be taken truth. Will every Virgil
nan, G 10 10 the interests OF his country look with down.
cast eys .. tho njudicous Of Governor!
Who ever read such message!
Mr. (cslhouns gold headed has wrought wonders;
Or he from his lips, cudled into gall Governors
good di sposi,ion.
Does Governor Floyd take for nation Of blockheads,
10 be IT, duenced by such tusan he has given us!
&c Mr. Calhoun wishes success his scheme, he
puts be tier actor on the Virginia STAGE must have
care rs PromPter The chivalrous Governor, puts
IL mind OF rAntng actor who with sworl In ani be fore
the curt ain is lifted, foamiDg, and fretting and
"sawinf the air. on the stage, sous He should
more Of the santke meekness sf Mr. Calhoun aud pour
his poi. down throats with little honey. But
the Go, ernor will retire self satisfied to the sofiuns cum
digmifo ie," end may he not sleep on any thing like
"bed Of thorps"
But took up my pen TO notice the tiger like ferocy.
with wi itch the Nuihers take hold Of every instrument
they ca q use to effect their purposes
See low his Excellency the recent kdnap.
ping in Richmond, the Proclamation. The next thing
will hcsr, will be- that the Proclamation has made our
slaves eser thieves and every hog stolen the country
will be harged TO the poor old General who fed scorns
while { was fighting our battles. Does IL require the
eyes Of mole TO the kin-deep scheme?
Add oes Mr.. Calhoun and his parzans think that we
will be quilted by such trash! His wheat will come M
tares la Virginia, tell him; and let him take care tina,
tle be no, Bundled up with them, and burned.
IN spit OF Governor Foyd's insnusons and surnises
look General Jackson ot-and such, history
will pro- iounce him. To is huuan Not TO overlook
the error of patti ioism, is savage. 't
Take are Governor You and others Of YOUR stamp
inherit be fame Of certain characters In history, well
known Your message is the signal for another campaign
Hold up your gorgon monster 10 the gaze of an admir-
ing peol lie; but keep look out that Il does devour
yourself. CURTIUS.
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DUkSUANT to a Decree OF the Superior Court of
- Law Of Hanover county, W II be Sold Tho 7ih
OF January next, on the premises if ar, no. the next
fair day, 10 the highest bidder, the Tract OF Land
formerly belonged Gideon Rag and deceased, contain.
ing by an old survey three hundred and acres ad
joining the lands OF Nathaniel c. Lpscomb John Brock
and others, on credit OF twelve MONTHS excep, much
as shall he sufficient pay Of sale Bonds with sp
proved security will be required and the right said land
fe'ai"eu un the purchase money shall be paid Having
been appointed by decree to sci, the land ,bai
convey such title only asis vested in by the same
which is believed to be good-About M
belonging TO the Sold estate OF Gideon Ragiand are
by said decree directed be so which due notice
will be given OF time and place.
Dec 49, (67 wtds1 HENRY POLLARD
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NI EGROES FOR SALE-By virtue Of Deed Of
" Trust executed by Felix Winston the subsc rber
which Deed has been recorded IN the Clerks offices Of
Hanover and Henrico, will be sold for cash. ON Tuesday
the 7 day Of January 1884, in front OF the Auction Store
Of & 5. Cosby, & Co.. fourteen Negroes consisting OF
men, woman boys, aud girls OF them are young and
likely, and one OF the men is considered good Black
smith Such title only ssis vested Ivy The aforesaid Deed Of
Trust will he made 10 the purchasers; but that is believed
10 DC insputable Persons wishing purchase may
any or all OF said negroes after the 25t in by spplica
lion 10 Messrs. J. & s. Cosby & Co. who will conduct
said sale. CHARLES THOMPSON, IT,, Trustee.
Dec. 5. 6l-wtds
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UOROPERTY Jor sale at Charlotte Court House.
IL l will sell on the - day Of February ne H. that
being Charlotte court day. at public aucou mprov.
ed lots at Charlotte Court House--on oil which is
slore-house and lumber the olher dwelling.
house. stables. &C.. also, fifty of woodland adion.
ing and convenient to the village The terms will be
made known on the day OF sale. N. C. READ
December l9. 67-2awtIs
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their bssi " whose artillery Is their psp and their balls
empty wtwds. I'll. -.
do 0o1 trust those with my liberty who ere willing to
that 63gny which should surround the f!esden.
da chair hurled to the DUST and whose principles, like
the moon |, change = month.
A Tree novernment, sir, Is essentially dign'ned There
n nah feround its head, mild aud beautiful Degrade
BY ns alta and ndg mites and then. indeed, are our
liberties In Danger
Mr. Pives has taken the true and dgnifed COURSE and
the Sist, not now at some future time, will sustain
him. Yours, CURTtUS.
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a GENERAL NJ citing OF the ockhoders Of tho Bank
"A V ptrginia, will be held, as the charter directs at
The Bank, OH the 6rst Monday in January next.
A ROBINSON, Jr, Cashier.
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hlSSOLUrlON OF Co PARTNERSHIP.-The Co.
- partnership heretofore existing between the sub
scr,bers under the 6rm OF e r bi,e b Co a, While.
ve, n.sx county, Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent Edward l. White having purchased The entire la.
tefest oil ChoR o. Whie in said concern. All persons
having claims against the late firm, will plea.e pre.en,
them for payment, 10 +. 7. White who alone Is auho
rized 10 pay and collect the debts.
T.. r. WHITE.
CHILlON o. WHITE.
Whiteville, Halifax, Dec. 10. 81 Il
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BIGGER'g
EACHdNGE md LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA.
$50 O00-and 100 OF 81 ,OOO--Tickets So.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
BTGGER'g

0'U' OF, Ut UTUICTE Z1TH IJECtWUtT.
10 No. Loery-ll drawu ballots.
CAPITALS.
$2O,OOO-$5 000-$4. 600 600 81, 237-ICO prizes
OF 81 ,0O0-3O of $500
Tickets S6-baIves 3-qusrtcts I so.
prizes Of SIC, 0OO-Tickets SIS.
Union Canal lottery, No. 26.
To be drdDn 2Sth December
SO No. Lottery--I0 drawn ballots.
CAPITALS
$10,000-$10 ,000-Sl .OO0-S 10 OO0-S 26O-IO Zach
OF = 900 S5OO-$300.
Tickets $5-halves 50--qusrfers 1 25.
Orders meet the most prompt srenfion-address
THOMAS ID. BIGGER,
Corner opposite Eagle Hotel
December Is. 65--tf
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NOrlCE.--The subscriber, Geo p. Crump, who has
IL been the Collector Of the City Taxqs since the year
1923, has taken with him gentleman Of legal acquire.
mens, Mr. w. c. Mosby, and proposes 10 undertake 10
collect bonds accounts out houses, hire servants
and 10 sell servants to good masters in the city OF Rich
mond. and to transact all business in The settlement Of
counts, &c. CRUMP 6 MOSBY.
December TO- 63-4Uf
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"ARWOOD SCHOOL.-rhe exercises Of this ns-
II II tuition, Tor the ensuing year, will commence the
second Monday in January, and terminate the 18th of De-
rember following. The course of instruction will
prise photography, Reading, PenmansbiP Arithmetic,
Practical Mathematics, English Grammar, Geography,
with the Of the Maps and Globes, BIairs Rhetoric.
Composition, and History together with the Latin iau
guage. Terms Tor board, tuition lodging and washing.
will be $i05,-one half to be paid in advance. Having
determined to limit the number of boarders TO 35we
not therefore, receive any student for shorter period
than the scholastic year Of months. AS heretofore
faithful attention will be paid the morals and habits OF
the Students and l6 years OF age admitted who
cannot produce satisfactory testimonials OF good character
Letters addressed to either Of Somevile, Fau-
quier county, will receive prompt attention.
C.. TACKETT,
Nov. Is f55-wSw1 j. SPINDLE.
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iLLFiELD ACADEMY.-Tbis School, recently
WI founded and located In county, on the
fourteen miles from the former and fro,
the later will be- opened for the p,ion of pupils of
both sexes on the second Monday OF January ensuing.
As Principal OF the Institution, the Trustees have plea
sure in sang that they have engaged the services of Mr.
VIM. e. Clark This gentleman, by his previous success
as teacher has Afforded the satisfactory evidence of
his fitness discharge the duties of the station which
he has been invited He brings with him the highest
umoma's Of his qualifications scholar, and his merits
as man The Trustees deem il sufficient TO add, that
Mr Clark stands pledged devote his entire time and ia
his station.
Should the number Of Pupils rcouir. il, competent
assistant will immediately be procured. The discipline
Of the School will be ho Of 'he best modern Institutions:
Salutary restrictions and corrective adopted
resorted TO- accordance with the plan which has been
emphaicaiiy termed the PARENTAL method OF govern
men AMI which all experience demonstrates 10 DO tho
wiscst aud best.
The of Instruction in this School will embrsce
tho various branches of liberal English and Classical
Education The terms Of Tuition will be as follows
FOR Or'h'grsphy, Readings Writing and Anth-
:, me"e STA 90
For DO. with Grammar Geography,
History Rhetoric and Composition, 20 90
For the Latin, Greek and French Languages, aud
Mathematics, 80 90
There will be two examinations Of the pupils attached
TO this School in the course Of the year, the ono public
the other private or the former (Which will be follow
ell by vacation Of the customary lengthy due notice will
be given to parents, guardians, &C.
Good board may be obtained contiguous 10 the Academy
in genieei and respectable families on moderate
u Totbs neutrality-suspicious. adoption, (and ploc
ing oihin general reach the means OF plain and
iu or the advantages Of diversified and Classical
Education, located in healthy, pleasant and popuous
Deigboiood in the continuance and prosperity Of which,
lively interest is cherished by those whose superin
tending its enrusted-ihe attention Of
discerning public is respectfully drected.-Persons de-
sirous OF further information, in relation to the School,
readily obtain it, reference either OF the follow
ing named individuals, trustees of the same.
JOHN URQUHART, President Of the Board.
Hon. John Y. Mason. Col. Carr Bowers, Col. VIM. c.
Parker, Capt. Edward Butts, Capt Benjamin Griffin; Je-
remiah Cobb, James Rochelle, James b. Urquhart, Sas
Summere. John BoykD, Ssm'I. M. Pond, X. A. Kello.
Esquires, Dr. r. A. Urquhsrt, DR.. A s. III. Burgess
GEORGE g. q. GRAY, Secretary B. T.
Southampton, County, Va, Dec. Z, 1888. 62-w4w
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an assistant Or Partner
TAINTED.

TIME proprietor Of Country Store in Virginia in
excellent situation for business desires the servi
ces of well qualified man. of pleasing manners, strict
integrity, and indu strous and temperate habits
Assistant; he would be reved Partner, If more
desirabe-especiay if he could bring accession Of
capital. UnquestUnable recommendations will be re
CURED.
Address r O., the real name, THROUGH the Post
Office; and If by mail postage paid JAM
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Dyspep.ia.
JAMES ALLISON.
DR.. JoHN THArBoLD.

nR. THAYBOLD offers to the public the BILIOUS
- rREVEN FIVE, AZ a most powerful sntdote for
DYSPEPSIA, and all organized arrangements of the
digestive system Time and space forbid here all
enumeration of all the various Of curei suffice i,
to say, that, it is wholly extracted from natural
ge.abe productions, il is innocent it is in lis
Effects It is well known to have restored, in few
days, strength and vgor to the languid limbs, steady
ing the palsied hand and fauitering tongue, and i'm
parting health and to the debilitated stomach.
GEORGETOWN, (Bridge st.l u. C. Nov II, 1852.
SIR ia, with the greatest gratitude and sstIsiac
ton. give ou liberty to make ny public, so that
those !a5ving under similar complaints. may have an
opportunity cf being relieved Twas severely sfflct
ed si.h Indigestion, dyspep.a. and dsagrceable feel
ngs al over for length If time and tried all ,ned
cine tina, could hear Of that had any relation to my
complaint; but had no relief until accidentally saw
one OF DR. Ihaybod's advertisements; took one bot
tie 0fhs " Bilious Prev entve," and making use of il
according to the directions that accompanied the bot.
tie, am NJ his time in good state OF health, and
enjoy mysefas we'll ever did in my life, and think
my sell new person.
an sir, your o5edient servant,
Dr. TulrHoID. HENRY BAKER
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HeMiaMiM Y. FendaM
prince street academy

rgIE undersigned in announcing to the citizens OF
a,exandrs and its vicinity that this Institution is
open for the reception Of youth. would respect
fully them that he will continue to enforce the
same rigid observance Of scholastic discipline, pursue
the same efficient system in the communication OF in
structon. and use the same untring industry in thu
discharge of his professional duties, which have hi
hertu invariably proved ambiguous to the pupils
committed to his The System of Exercises in
The Prince-street Academy embraces the following
branches Of Ed ,ca,ion: Rea1ing, Writing; Arithme
tic; Book Keeping and English Grammat; Geography;
the use of Hsps and Globes Geometry and AIge bra,
with their application to the practical branches of the
&athema,ics; rrigonometry. plane and spherical,
'iensuraton; Surveying and Gauging; Navigation,
with the construction OF the tables annexed; the pro
lection Of Maps and Psnispheres. according TO prin
ciples purely mathematical, Geographical and Ar.
chitec,ural Drawing; Civil and Military Engineering
Comic Sections; Fluxions; Gnomoncks; As,ronom,
and Mechanics Conscious of the extent and accuracy
Of his in the branches of science above
rs,ed the undersigned has the confidence to assert that
he give instruction IN them, not specifically but
cordng to principles susceptible Of conclusive proof
in the rigid language of irrefragable demonstration
Terms Of tuition, and Rules of the Institution, will
be made known at the Academy.
JOHN DEvLIN,
Alexandra, Dec. Aft Principal.