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By the Gorcrnor Of Tic Commonwealth Of TWginja
A PROCLAMATION.

By TIC (iorrrnor Of Tic COmmonirca!M IF TtrgInd.
A PROCLAMATION.
WAIIEREAS, vacancy hath occurred in the Senate
w Of this Stale, in the District composed Of the
counties Of Charlotte, Luncnburg. Nnltowa yfnd Prince
Edward by the resignation Of llrnry l.. Watkins, Esq
Now, therefore, |, Lillcton Waller TazcwcIl, Cover
nor of the said Commonwealth have thought proper to
drectA the ShcrffS of tho several counties aforesaid
hold election the Court days thereof in the month
Of November next, for member Of tile Senate of this
State, to fill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
1sEAL.] lesser seal Of the Common wealth, at Rich
mond, this 9th day Of October, 1885.
LlT'T'N w. TAZEWELL.
Oct q. 4J-wlw
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a CARD-llaving established ourselves in the man.
IA ufacturc of Clocks, in the City Of Richmond, VIC
prepared to offer to the public various kinds OF
Clocks--a ni which we warrant to keep good time
Any person wishing obtain good Clock and also TO
encourage Southern manufactures will be furnished by
us, agents, on the most reasonable terms And
should any Clock fail TO perform according to the
nrnatiols given, pledge ourselves to make good
by putting the in order, exchanging for that
is goodas are determined that the public shall not
be imposed upon by spurious article. Amy informa
ton respecting Clocks will be received through the Rich
ond Post Office, at our Factory d. & S. Jones
Tavern, OH Shockoc Hill, City of Richmond, and Com
monwcalth Of Virginia. &. JEROME & co.
October &. 44-3te
UNIVERSITY OF A.-.licdicni
y Departmut.-The Lectures will commence usu
al OH The first Monday Of November. and be continued
til the first day of The ensuing March.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by Nathaniel Chap
man, NJ. d.
Institutes of Medicine By Samuel Jackson, M. D.
NJ. b. N''" >''' ''''' y ~
Mneria Mcdica and Pharmacy. by Geo. B. Wood.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, NJ d.
Surgery, by VIM. Gibson, M. d.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children, by
VIM. p. Devices, NJ. d.
Clinical Medicine and Surgery taught by the Pre-
scr'bng Medical Officers at the Buckley Hospital under
the Guardians the Poor and at the Pennsy vania Hos
pital. W. z. HORNER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Medical Faeuity.
Srpt Is. 39-tl5N
NJOTICE.-Wc shall renew our petition. andlayi il be-
~ fore the next Virginia Legislature praying for the
formation of County, by taking off the lower end
of Caroline and the upper ends of King & Queen and
Essex. MANY CITIZENS
Of the aforesaid Counties.
September H. 39-uD
NJOTlCE-A memorial will be presented 10 the next
" General Assembly of Virginia, praying the pas
sage of Law for the removal Of the of Justice of
the county Of Hanover, to some central and
venient location than the present.
September IL. 39-f
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POETRY
uurcH yErrEMAiSs uS.rSG."
YFrom the N. y. -7meriean.

n From the N: y. american.
THE NOBLEMEN OF IRELAND.
"AlR-Ye Mariners Of England"
Yc ncblemen Of Ireland!
Who stay at home ut ease,-
Or float about in sildcd yacht,
Famed by The summer brec2o,--
Oh Meier from Erin venture 10Th
To cross tho stormy seas,
But stay, while you may,
Where the Uatch your faccs know,
And your fioiics, loud and long,
You never need toreso!
We though, among tho YaakceJ,
~ To do Us VIC should list,
And we drank, and we laughed,
And we shook each noble fist;
And when the Charley caught US,
We roared each noble namc,-
But hod- men had we better been,
For our o~n md country's taIne;-
For "ri0ters" they called us,
And led US Oft to Jail,
And there plas we had to stay
Till the Consul "veRt our bail.
The chivulry Of "Irelund!"
Where then in dolefu case,
Obliged to own each noble name
In such shocking place;
The rabble-rout looked on aud SrinneN-
And rec looked round and frowncd-
And the Yankee Jnstice, he, forsooth,
Administered ''scveEe repoof,''
While culprils we stood round.
By Coronet and Garter!
BY Shamrock and by Rose!
We swore aloud our vengeance difo
Upon our Yankee foes.
While J-v B--n, our Irish fucnd,
So warmly did our cause defend,
He went tho streets about
",rhe story 10 hush up" he saidj
And so he every man did tell
What his "most noble friends bcfell,
And how he sricved the sumo 10 tell,
And hoped 'twould not get out'
Now, noblcmen of Ireland!
We're sick Of Yankee land
And wo bum to return
To hide each blushinS brow
And somo laurels fur TO earn.
Be forgot this boyish freak;
And lei Fame our praises speak
In utbe Housc''-in the strife
OF the camp naval life
And Britain proud, in coming years,
Shall glory in her Irish Peet'.
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efforts to discountenance their mad schemes Ills po-
ltica enemies will now be deprived of the last loop TO
hang doubt upon in regard to his sentiments IN ihls
particular-D. (Tiis Letter has appeared IN tie En-
auirer. 1t is dated OwAsco, Sept. l0.O
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NNlELD AND GARDEN SEEDS-Rcd, White
n and Hungarian Snpling Clover-rimothy. Or
chard Herds, Highland, Meadow Oat and Velvet Grass
Seeds.
An assortment Of genuine Garden SEEDS, including
the Winter kae, excellent vegetable, that will stand
the scvcrest weather uncovered
Mccormick. Davis, Barslarc and Freedom PLOUGIIS
and Plough Castings.
Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters, Harrows, Cultivators,
sc. &c. Apply TO
Sept II. [37-] VIM. PALMER
NT OTlCE.-A petition will he presented to the next
" Legislature ofVirgna, praying for precinct cleo
ton William Twins Tavern, in the lower section of
Cumberland county. [45- October 9.
TEyWENTY.F1vE DOLLARS REWARD--Ran
IL away from the subscriber, living in Lunenburg on
the 18th day of July last, dark muatto man, named
Fleming, of the common szc about Is years old; lie has
small scar on one side of his chin 1t is unnecessary
to describe his clothing, he will no doubt change it,
purchased him in the city of Richmond in May last
and he has wife at VIM. F. Walthalls in Chesterfield
and it is probable he is lurking in that county, as he
we'll acquainted at the different Coal Pits will give
the above reward, if delivered TO me near Pleasant
Grove, Lunenburg or fsecured in any Jail that may
get him again. P. FOWLKES.
Pleasant Grove, Lunenburg County, Va.
Oct. =. 43-w4w-
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OF The JHNcS EftcT 0nH kdndNrhn L0WP"NF'
Any Stakeholder depostng the amount Of the r"qnI'
s,on upon him, in the Bank of Virginia. any Q! i''
Branches, and producing certificate of such drposi"
TO the Secretary of the Company will receive credit
on the books of the Company.
n. d. Office of The Company. two doors bclo" tie
Bank of Virginia, Main st. Richmond.
Oct.2. J3-wt25N.
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EMAIL AND WINTER DRY GooDs.aJhe sub.
scribcr has received by the schooners 'fiscarora
and Wasp from New York, and Union and Friendship
from Philadelphia his fall supply OF uooos' wn ch have
been bought principally at auction or csh' ant VIII DO
sold at n very small profit, viz:
Blue black and fancy colored Cloths,
do do do Cussmeres,
Buckskin 10. ne" atuc'e,
Yacntia toi!inctt and swansdown Festing,
81 SN fI DSsi, e%@ S and English seTno
"a do. do. do.
Firnrcd Mrrno and Challi,
CiIcassiars aud ISo.hazctts, assorted,
Tartan plaid and handsome plaid Linscy,
IIravy Kcrscy and plain TO-,
Sattiiicts all prices from 80 cents to best quality,
Heavy Flushing and 81 Cloths,
Point dutl and Mackanaw Blankets,
IA to HI Rose and Whitney do,
(-i to lO.i table Datnask
Russia and bird ; rye Diaper,
Irish Linens and Laws.
Figured and plain Gro dc Nap
Black I,alian LuStrings and Gro dc Rhine,
Do Gro DE- Swiss and Gro de Nap,
London and American Prints, from II - cents to The
best quality,
ChaIl and twillcd Prints,
"a and ia ncrinn and Thibct Shawls,
Gauzc and Hermann, do,
Belt bonnet aud cap Ribbons:
Bead and Challi Bags and Purses,
Corded skirts from 80 cents to the best quality,
Grass cloth Skirts,
Orrn worked aud plain silk Gloves,
Ladies' and grnrmrns II. S. do.
Mohair mrrno. lambs wool and wors,cd Hose,
Random raw silk and cotton do.
Plain and ribbed silk do.
! Cloth Caps for boys and men,
Bombazinr velvet and satin Stocks,
81 and ga Bonbaznr, some very fine.
Sd and & habit Dimity. Furniture, nc,
Clmbrc lnsrrlings and Edgings,
Thread d" do.
Blonde Edgings and Quings,
Silk and cotton Umbrellas,
Shell and Brazilian tuck and side combs
With I general assortment of Domestic Goods, and
many other articles too tedious to cnumcra,c.
MANN S. VALENTINE
White Buildings: Of ith and II Streets
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ssHCEa.wO.yx0, p.xSf esE.s-s.g,
N CtIANCERY-UMrEp STATES CorRr, 9th Cir
cult aud Eastern District of Virginia, December o,h

I'm CiIANCERY-Uslrrp STATES Cornr, 9th Cir
ID cult aud Eastern District of Virginia. December otl
1851:
Thomas Craig. George rutherford, Robert NIontgo-
merle, Robert Spier, Robert Fauld, Alexander Kerr
ihonas J" hite and David Werk, Plaintiffs,
against
James Scott, executor of John Leslie, deceased who
wax executor Of Robert Craig, deceased, Thomas Ben
die; Patrick Coutts, and The said James in his own
right, Defendant,
The plaintiffs this day preferred petition TO the court
IN this caiise which is received aud ordered to be fled
And upon consideration thereof and for
to the court 1t 49, on the motion OF the plaintiffs ordered
That luminous be issued from this court by the clerk
Dabney vi. Wharton and Anne his wife, formerly Anne
Swami, Nelson Robinson and Jane his wife formerly
Jane Swami distributes of Samuel Swami deceased
l SAID, IN the petition aforesaid, be citizens i'm
abtants of the State of Virginia) plaintiffs in suit
brought by them, and depending in the honorable
superior Court of Henrico, in the State of Virginia
against Jefferson Swami executor of John Swami de-
ceascd, who was executor of Samuel Swami deceased
TO appear here the first day of the term of this
court to show Cause if any they cam why they should
not be barred and precuded from recourse against
the estate, monies, and effects of Robert Crap dec d nm
der the control of this court and, in the mean time
commissioner Hilary Baker is ordered: LIST, to take
AN account OF the debts, if any, still due from the
said Robert Craig deceased, from his estate; and
TO enable him to ascertain the same, c is directed 10
advertise for three months in of the newspapers pub
sed IN the city of Richmond for creditors of the said
Robert Craig deceased, of his if any such
ditors there be- who have been paid come in and
prove their claims before him. forever barred and
precudcd from all against the estate monies
and effects Of the said Robert Craig deceased under the
control of this Court2d TO examine and rcport IN tho
Court what progress has been made in the said suit de-
pending in the said Superior Court Henrico and what
delays have taken place the part of the plaintiffs in
that suit, in bringing the same to n final decision
copy. Iesle RID. JEFFRlES, Clerk.
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CANCER.


find The art Of Healing, generally
IN ME subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
N of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid
that he has become competenty acquainted by the .r
strucons from the celebrated Dr. Lynch of New York
city to that formidable and fal disease denomi-
mated Cancer, without the of knife or causc but
eected IN the same way and manner practsed by Dr.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled in the
treatment of this complaint and also that of Fsuo or
fstuaAs the subscriber is here now, from the City of
New York. any person wishing to be cured of the above
named complaints, will please apply immediately to
him, at the Mansion House, Main Street.
Richmond, Jan. 6. w. w. MARSHALL,
Certificate from DR.. Lynch
do hereby certify, that Dr. w W. Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted in my business
which Is attending to Cancer complaints, and the art OF
healing, generally. He is using my medicine I
think him capable and worthy the confidence of those af
hictcd. ID LYNCH
The subscriber refers to Mr. Day of Manchester Mr.
Gillian, MIR. James Caskie Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. benjamin
Harrison, of Berkeley.
All letters must be postpaid w w M
January z, 1884. 1A-wtf
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n AND FOR SALE.--rhc subscriber being des:rous
IN Cumberland and Prince Edward counties lyin, ON
roth SIDES OF the Appomattox river SIX miles abo, the
nOurshing town OF Farmvie, and eight from Ha,,ip
dcn sydney College and within ten miles Of four manu-.
featuring mills This Tract contains 73 acres $50 or
10 arc bottom land the river and creek Of good qua
NY ana large portion wood land the land is well suit
ca 70 the culture OF tobacco, corn, wheat and oats
hcTe rs on each side Of the river good and convenient
with all other necessary houses for secur
is impossible 20 state all Ut advantages and coen;cn
ees attending this iarm ia advertisements will only
say further the Appomaitox is novigablc 7 consider
able distance above this farm, and there il bridge across
the river belonging 70 the farm All persons wishing 10
purchase land IN this section Of country are invited TO
look and judge for themselves
NATHANIEL PENICK.
Dc''HDVf = 6J-WSwH
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
CoMMIssIoSER's Orrlci

COMMISSIONER OFrICE,I
Richmond, Dec. 13, 1884
Pursuant to the foregoing order of Court the Gre
ditors OF Robert Craig, deceased of his estate if
any such creditors there be- who have not been Maid
are hereby notified to come in and prove their claims
before me- at my Office in this city, before the 10Th
day of March next he forever barred and precnded
from all against the estate monies and effects
ofhe said Robert Craig, d. under the control of the
said Court HILARY BAKER Cou,'r
Dec. IL. '67-2n,
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va ARREN ACADEMY.-Ths institution under
w the direction of the subscriber will be ,rencd
alter the Winter vacation, the 18th day Of Januarv
1888 Tie course of instruction will remain unaItered:
and 1T IS as extensive that Of any similar literary in
stituton i'll the country. The terms Of tuition viii in
lake manner, be continued, viz in the elementary de-
PartmeDtg OF the English Language, Geograpl,v and
English Grammar in connection with Arithmetic ar
per annun Mathematics necessarily including the pfsc
ticai parts, Denominations Surveying &c 500; and tho
yearly. ~ w
The subscribcr would accommodate in his family du
ring the scholastic year, four five boarders 10 vcars
oil age or under, to whom parental attention will bo
paid, at $il5, including tuition, washing, &c. nav
mcnts half yearly in advance. The local advantnoes If
the establishments and the successful and unwcared ex
ertons OF the subscriber, ought attract the attention
of the public.
No pupil will be received for term loss than tho
scholastic year. VIZ
Board may be had in gcnleel private families At 20 or
$50 per aanum. JOHN IFARy
WarrentOn, Va. Jan g. 51-,ed,
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FENHE Subscribers School, limited to twelve scholars
IN Will be opened on the 18th Of January. 1875 and
closed ON the 10TH of December following. The course
OF nruction will embrace the Latin French and Eng
lsh Languages; Geography with the use of the Mas
and Globes; Arithmetic and Mathematics-Thc terms
for Board, including washing, lodging candles &c
are $50 and Tuition SEQ My residence is situated o
miles from Richmond, above Col. Goodall's and 9
rom inc stage Road leading from Richmond to Louisa
CourtHouse Letters addressed the subscriber near
Montpelier r. D., Hanover, will be promptly attended
10, HERMON DAVIS
DccFmDCT ID. I2-.lnu-IIEI
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VAgLUABLE clucKAqoMINY LAND for sele.-

VALUABLE CUICKAHOMINY LAND far Sare.-
Pursuant TO decree Of the Superior Conrt of l.. W
and Chanccry for the county of Hanover at
the last session. the undersigned Commissioner therein
appointed will Monday, the 10th of November next
Gf fair if not, the fair day sell to the highest bid
der upon the Premises that wclknown piece or parcel
Of land called Kids belonging to The children OF John
Jones, deceased adjoining the lands Hugh Watt John
Paul. and others, and containing by recent survey and
plat, nearly three hundred and sixty acres The improve.
ments are, dwelling house, lately repaired with four
rooms and cellar kitchen, house. &c The open
land Is divided into three fields each Of which will pro-
duce an hundred barrels Of corn one half of the tract is
low grounds the greater part unreclaimcd but well
timbered, and as rich as airy mud land on The swamp
TcfmsSOmuch cash will cover the TX noes Of The
sale, the balance upon credit Of one and two years
without interest, TO be paid in equal annual insta1ens
the purchaser giving bonds with sufficient security and
the title retained until the whole Of the purchase money
be,paid. EZEKIEL $. TALLEY, Con,eissag,er.
Hanover, October 23d, 1881.
The purchaser Of the tract Of land advertised above
hayng refused aud faied to comply with the terms of
the sale thereof, shall, Monday the 10Th of this
month, Cf fair, II not, the next fair day) upon Tho
premises again sell IL to the highest bidder upon tho
terms EZEKIEL s TAIIFV
Hanover, Jan. 3, 1885. [7S-w3w'l Commissioner.
HN b. CHEWING, sunoros Drsr,sr. opposite
~ . corner just above the Banks Main Street Rich.
lnond where he can bc found at ali hours ready A. a.
tend to his professional duties
RJcrtHoe-Doctors Watson, Brggs N.,aon C,isrh
beale, and Sncad Bichmond-ay Charges satisfactory
DeV' . tf-wdW-
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p- The ENQUIRER is Published twice week. generally AMI
three times week during the
fnc the aano as hcretooe Five Dollar.
ran~ Notes OF chirtesed banks
s'sci payment The Editors will the safety rsu,i,
tng them BY mail tho p'siss OF all cr being paid by tho
No will DO OF
f-iitors, until all yo been IN
2 Whoever will the payment of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gtais.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
% Tbecnp
or assnmal by pssoa ia this city its envsons
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HNUMANITY HALL ACADEMY The subscri-
Der having been regularly engaged in teaching the
last 70 years respectfully informs the public; that the
exercises OF his School will recommcnce the 10Th ia
nuary next and be continued until the 10Th November
following, making term of ten months without vaca-
and English languages Geography. Arithmetic. Natural
and Moral Philosophy, &c. Tuition, board Washing
lodging &c. will be furnished for $40 the term forty
dollars IN advance, and the balance 50 dollars0 AT the
end of the year Those who enter for a shorter time
than 10 months, will pay $40 per month. Those dis
estsatisicd that the attention will be paid to- Their
morals and welfare as to my children. Personal
attention VIII be paid to their reading the Scriptures and
other moral and religious books on the Sabbath
Humanity Hall is situated in the lower end of Buck
ingham 10 miles north of Cumberland Court House in
as healthy ncighborhood as any in Virginia
ELIJAH CT. HANES
r S.--Address, Physic Springs Buckingham CO. Va
Zee To- 67-wtl5J
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A MELIA ACADEMY. The next Session or III
"a Institution will commence the Doth of January
The English, Latin and Greek Languages History and
Geography, VIII be taught by the Subscriber; Bfatbe
mates, the elements of Natural Philosophy and ChcInis
Try by Mr. Powers graduate of those Schools at the
University The services Of graduate of the Uniyer
cured 20 teach French P
T,r,1s rcy .e.s;o. of e.. -
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AND AID NEGROES FOR SALE-Will be
" Sold to the highest bidder Wednesday the 25,h
january next, the Tract Of Land which the subscr-
Der at present rcsdes containing 200 acres and within
hreecuarcrs of mile Of Clarksvlc, tue stage road
leading from Bc!feld to Danvllc On the tract there
is1 large and commodous dwelling house, "a good stand
Tor Iavern) together with necessary outhcuses, n
pump IN an excellent well, and good orchard. The
situation is considered healthy any other in the
State
lie also offers for sale, lot in GAINESVILLE containing
one and half acres, situated in eligible part Of
the town. ON Virginia Main street. Also. lot of
three and half wood land within ono milo of bs
dwelling house. Also, the Mineral Spring. (known as
Watkinss SPRING. lying in tho vicinity of GAINESVILLE
with six acres of land attached to it, Also seven or
eight likely negroes. further description of said pro-
pery IS deemed unnecessary it is presumed no one
would purchase without FIRST viewing il for themselves
1crns If snteOne-tird cash and the balance in two
annuu instruments, we'll secured.
In the mean time however he would like TO effect
private sale Of the whole any part said property
PHILIP LOCKETT.
Mecklenburg Dec. %. 73-4t
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Sasl.,,cI SIlcnhcrd

"a ANlNG purchased the interest of Thos Ritcb;c
q 4 Esq, in the above establishment will continue
the business at the old Stand 18th street promises
to exert himself to give entire satisfaction to those who
may employ him.
Rg0Oh: fzliN eEoh H9r;,az:mr
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HIyEMALE EDUCATION-DIrs MrApE's Female
H. School, at the Grove, will rc-conimcncc under the
auspices Of Miss LEE, the second Monday in January
School nearly four years the rapid her
scholars have made i'll their learning manners and de-
pormen have given such general satisfaction that but
her education completed She is well qualified TO
give instruction IN all the useful and ornamental branch
es OF learning usually taught AS there are but few W.
cances at this time, parents and guardians would do well
to make early application. The School is limited to %
There will be no vacation until the close of the year
Terms OF board and tuition (half in advunce) for ses-
sion of ten months, follows
Board eeo
English F00
Music and the use of Pianos d0
Painting and French 10
Necdle-work, washing and candies, and many other
neccssaries gratis.
Brunswick, Dec. 2. GO10,
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TUE&D.4 ".

81 REf BEARD will stand tle ensuing season at tho
IN st,ble OF the subscriber en- Rockfsh, Nelson
Sninty Virginia. Particulars hereafter.
Ice 10. t60-w:sw] JOHN Il. COLES.
a SITUATION WANTED by Lady who is quail.
rglisa Education, French, Music Drawing and Paint
ing a line addressed to the Editors will be promptly
attended 10. Dec 4 Gift
%yWANTED, for the ensuing year, FIRST rate Black
w smith. Toone who we'll recommended
aS master OF his trade and of good character bc
wages VIII DC given by the subscribers their mill near
Columbia F1uvanna, Va. BOWLES & DOOLEY.
Dec. 10. 66-w3w
NoTiCE.-An persons having claims against the
estate of VIM. Taley, dec d. will please bring them
forward properly authenticated, for settlement
JOSEPH TALLEY. 3dn.'r of
Dec. ~. lGS-w9wl HIM. Iaiiey deed.
ENDUCArION-My School, in the upper end of
~ Hanover, will be continued the ensuing wear The
Lain and Greek Languages, English Grammar Gcog-
raPhy, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic will he tau g
and the students prepared FOR both the Comptin House
and College. DIR. Robert II. Nelson and Mr. Isaac But
icr living near the School-house will accommodate BOYS
with board, washing, lodging, fuel and candles fer 500
Shouldeny boardcr in their families require medical aid
be $50. The School will commence on the 10Th of
january, 1880 and terminate the 10th of December
following. There will be vacation of four weeks in
summer, commencing the 10th of June
Dec 70. l6S-w4w] JOHN G.. NELSON.
NIEGRoES FOR SALE-At Paincvilic Amelia
for cash, the 18th of January next six or eight
likely young negroes, belonging the Estae of John
w Dcaton, decd. A. ID. WALTHALL, admir-.
Dec %. -7-wtd.