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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-25
pE1'ERS3URG FE-M9LE SEMINARY.

PETERSBURG FEM.3LE SE.NLSARi
Egr LUCY Y. GRAY who has been maay engaged
'a the oil icmr youth, respectfully Informs r i-
Ea,Ans of Petersburg aud its vicinity, that she M' open female
first day OF October next MIS- Cray viii be h'hca
b experienced rnl well qualified assistant teachers To Institute
habits thinking, the nind To act cr i'Sr h |"
objects OF it, 10 substitute active nn ever
Of information, viii he the lraih-
OF in this school Tie morals and nHnhcrs q" inc
pupils will regarded subordinate 5taHcbes ni GIuca"
Instruction he given Orihng'aphy Defining, Writing. t
Grammar, Geography with line u' the HI"ueS ana Maps
Arithmetic, practical; History, modem aud ancient Ma
tural Moral Mental Philosophy rhoSoph! OF Mature" iSo
~ Botany Government OF the llieG SutrS, khetoc,
C!icmi.trv, Astronomy ana Mathematics.
Icu Reading Composition viii be- attended to by The
whole school.
The oaring establishment Is connected WIFE III" SCHULZ u III
,i;r,y under the control OF tie Principal. . ,
Tie teachers, number: viii resale !" me
vii! themselves prorlnc the '
puyernt those who Placed uacr her care "aH'hS
hrs therefore h double advantage vi daily l"strnr"n
and emeia,c The this seminary per SeS
S'I W " .,:.i I 80 E:;.i, Rra,rIr. S?0N0
French wing painting embroidery, extra charges
,ns LOU ;r n "" liz i,.i icLJSc $500
W. H. 7' 7' ~ '3'' $50
received for shorter rc!iol tan "Eaic
session. highly desirable that al should enter the schou AZ The
cnnnr Of the terms pupils admitted PERIOD hut II"
deduction made for absence, the expenses OF the institution eh
the sane whc,hc. the pupils present or absent
In case OF failure after engagement Is naf a The na"
pupils limited, is important ta information he co"iu
nca;cd without delay. , ,,.. &c..
Hr;rsncss-Rvv ID. Hill, Alcxaala Rev. s. B. Wilson, john
W,i:Td Res" H. WviiurI NJ. D.. ChuS. [. " c'od. l. J."
Stevenson Col lush FreccEsburs Dr.
Hon VIM Joseph James, Rrhmon; Hugh Nelson
VIM Atkinson Thomas Atkinson Petersburg; james "ou'e' W.
MuxH ELL Col. WIZ. GaTnet Norfolk. =. -.
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HEALTH.

'NNE CELEBRATED CAMOMlLE OR TONIC PILLS q DR..
~ EranE, specific effect the brain aud nervous i"d
that the hcE:i, the trc;:gon hrm the dizzy a
mind v:uS before their effects like
before the bcni.a EHcEcG u! the Eonis HIS lon n
Is for diseases, general debility dySrcpSia nGsi"n
of appetite, dislcnSi0n
the stomach, aciGty unpleasant taste in tic mouth rn'in. noise
in tho bowels asuinesS, when Tie i"i be-
irritable, cspunding thoughtful, melancholy and dcJrr
ilypoccahaciS, los spirits, paraon Of the hrn nervous IT.
rahiiy, nightmare, dis tncd , hrnmatisni noic ntIec
oS, dizziness Of sight, and I'LL other symptoms, Dr. w
Evans CHmu:!ilc Pills will rirc. speedy and sale cure
The WEAKNESSES peculiar to the TAR come lmnle-
diatcy undcr the power of DR.. w EVANS CAMolE Fills
ladies .Ihnn and responsibility this country S"So III n
found them the hest medical aPcn"gc 10 The toilet
with recruiting the dccRycd spirits Gisspatn9 c
ache ungss, aad un.o and creating Pleasing vaciIy and
CHI ng away melancholy They give cum and strength /" the
wiue
Persons iails should occasionally Dr. William
Vegetable Apcut Pills the hes: known for bilious ni"e-
Inflammation Of the kind and all those aIs
20 great utility Pills. that :le monthly sale
upwards OF thea and dollars within the various
Suics CT the Union. -.
Severed thousand testimonies have becn received by Dr W ~.
Evans Office No. Division New York moi only from
also ow respectable medical men, (wh" have pre-
rir them their racce speaking III The highest terms 4" h'f
eminent rftGcs. ...-u
These in. pills may be had at Mr. C. HALLS Bo"hso'e,
the Eagle Taycrn Main street, R:chn"! Va,
ac for agencies be made by letter or "hcrw$e
JnnSoa Fancy Washington; and Mcssf3 Nor
timer * dowJfAy's Fancy Store, Baltimore.
Nov. 6. 'i-'-"
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Trst sac u !alMa1Ie Property Mear Richmond.

Trr$, Sale Of liaiMaj'e Property near Richmond.
n yu M deed o: trst, executed to the subscriber on the
.r.,i 1y Of y c"i,.! ia the ycar o. I'd, eighteen
;r:. hv Wilson to secure 10 Richard Gregory,
:So u LacSicricid certain sums Ct money aicin sGci-
i Fix. j." the .yt fC day, sell! tire premises, al
7 ql los cash, certain water Grt ana Saw Mill, IN the
,. .t.o a,oi. miles c' t:r city OF Richmond, the
. i rrc,cri ,hShurs EIj!-Tcai o';Icv known hy
n.S Mil together Will: 90 acre" rt a"" hrTci" be-
ttlr liIl wicrruI ;.' SID WILSON tf!cGor; Tor
lately purchased by - ions, ESD llr
u M property is aved 20 be indi'rutaiG; but us trustee"
ysv IN ,i;l oniy rs is vested ~ the deed
7-, in Office c. the Clerk al: icnri"o County Court
sale viii ria hy the of Wilson Gregory and
" i expected, will join IN any deed q! conveyance, 10
'-sa,a "a" ,ic ipi!r purchaser. -
y jU-w,lS
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rILT;YELE PROPERTY FOR SIZE.

J.II.L
S-;F subscriber offers Tor sHls, his property
- ,us in M. W:i. con:,y and kn'wa us Herring Creek
,oos,i"y Of . large .toy Mi house, with Two pair al
en-, ri .srq"> tie ether OF Fcnci hu!1w!th 5os anl
ro:a2rr :oo fu;io. t;iG ana first Packing Press
new $. Mi all oil which sooi order, and are do
,, far hu$lucss pl. from Is 10 25 per cent per anEum
he ,rc ,li will ;aEca 10; the property. The plan OF the
m Via J.. lee', ;c most approve the gearing Benz: Of GOOD
:, no; the ;an OF tn. Mill simple aud good. Th
Mil large and GNccilru; sranary and sops store
ma. farm sufficient for the support oil small family
7l; pwen. house, and al! necessary onthouSes mostly
m - Ptach orchard and vineyard Of excellent fruit This
D I j. situated large stream! and is within l2 miles of
ir.',s. ih:vir. ii;tlr village.
la,,o .cl Iol OF II of Land, near Beu'a meet
L. a IA ,ice iir.r porta5!" llresins machines.
r. Aa!:,sS. iyIGg:'.. King William. w ~
i<.al f!>-w5yi JOHN SlZER.
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ryrir rhscriher intends TO continue his Scho" the
4 rrxnng year, Il, Clifton, SIX miles a'"se Iayi'F''
vile and within three hundred yards OF te ruu', re-
Gently surveyed for the Louisa Rail Road In s StHnI'
will he taught the Greek: Latin ana hnG''IH
III Schooi will commence on The h of January next.
and terminate on the Isl Friday in December following
There will be- vacation Of 'n:! III the SUMMER
commencing on the second Friday in june Tie lee
I)r tuition will be $40 per scholar payable onc'a'i al
whom he boards will accommodate four snail boys WIN
boasl washing, lodging, fuel, &c for $40 each. NJ
tov. who cann1t read. will lie admitted into the sc"'';
and none will be taken for shorter PERIOD t"a'i Ht
whole term He has had twenty-five years experiences
IN ,eachnr and The best proof he give OF his gc'
and faithful attention his pupils, is, that many OF muse
whom he has taught, are now receiving from hTe nun
drei 10 thousand dollars per annuH': i"F "ti' Wv 4;
Letters 10 Mr. Butler. the suhScf'nef Si'u'I oe "
rec,ed to Yerdun Post Office, Hanover ,r,co,
,r. =, w ~ N,u Is 5G-St
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80, $Al.i-WtiI be sold Oh saturday; the 81 tay OF
~ If ie 0;, the next lair day thereafter, tSun-
q Ess' 49,, n ha;isr OF the lutc John Pi;iman decd,
q ,r&aaI, seven miles South OF The Court house,
,,, - Il! saI Lcccicn; lived, containing SAX hun
. 1'' '' }: irfvasout-aaoul Two hundred vi which,
II t.n:. !yr With OAK, pine, &c-On tie plantation
Il comIuGIoGS enou3G 10 accei':'o
:, M la 'a necessary on, IouScs niso good
- several well mauur:d toiacco lois, Two apple
g'% ,r9c ,. n orcIal, ana various oihc! liut trees
~ to" A.r.rG u.l enclosed 18th good fences y small
..,4t "i;i h. >JNi. .u,,, ,. , ,,t y,
Il u ,r la: iiIins the above mentioned itac ANA
49,! a: Si.;cul Ga7,r, James K. Melton aud others,
$40 ia ii ID: ,;o! r".loa, and is SAID by good judges to
u! Pr'civuS metal--\lsu anGtEer small
@ ri .i.yaaL, containing about csvca acres, aGjoIi'-
i ~ .r> A.ls AMI others GA ths tract cSPe-
~ ,;,3 a:c very isit:rias. The terms Of sale vii;
: , j:!s j.: day ot October, 1887 ana the balance
' @ , v.me,,s-i!.c rarchasct giving bond with cool
''' .y vii. died o;us Oh The land to secure The pay
'' ~, nil he <ovn 10 any person, BY application TO
Is n, ;.:.i ,at. james Anderson, I'LL. Anhony AG
ia Pr's; The ahoye mentioned ,i ',rcls OF
~" WILLIAM i. MILLER,
Ecctu.9r # .jaha Pit:aaaA, !tcs:>ed.
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.Ly,ycs Mixer and kGNHNHn COmi:0R3
p;,Lmo,d fredericksburg, and Potomac Rail Road

Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Ras nGnd;
asr Pcou;siton uron Stccsaods-A meeting Of me !e
II nn, md Directors The Richmond e""
,c pn;l Road Company, on tic a6ih May, 1886:
ssoleed That residue Of capital soe hens ]
tines to -S5 20ih day Of june the ia'i o. July,
August, October m noIc in
the Bank OF Virginia ..:;,i,, :, INV, ~,
Reored who prefer anticipating pa
eoey allowed interest on inc amounts
'""e Extisct from tba mun,cs HILARY BAKER, OK.
NsS n 500 ~ T-HSm
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nc Subscribers having associated themselves together under the
hn O: Caorc NMmo exclusively 10. the purpose orcar-
% On The D:y Gois siucss wholesale and rcui have
he house formerly occupied by VIM. David Kyle and
recently by jennings NOLAN Co.. where they will in few days
al extensive and desirable Of Stapie and Fancy
@ which, been carefully and purchased tor cash.
y el assured that they shall be able to sell favourable
any house in the cityBy keeping every article that may
called for in their neby shelving thor goods at all times with
greatest pleasure and expecting huy unless they
perfectly suited thoy fatter themselves that they will least
country merchants and dealers TO call and examine their
'''oeS before they supply themselves. THOS- CROUCH,
=, ..-... c. M. NtMMO.
Mansion House, Richmond,
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L,wrS Ijrcr and kaa0,cha CGmpGRY.

trli, GTn IUrii INsTAlMENIS. -
o r meeting prcGden; ad Directors .; ic james yer
IA m, Kgrava Company held il the town Of iynchbu, on Fri
day. the 3r;! OF September, 1876:
rI That the Stockholders q the james river ana hanawha
Other than the State. be- and they hereby, required 10
nav into he Bark Of Virginia. Of its branches, FIVE DOLLARS
share on each stock held b rn III the sal! oay,
.u ar Before the aj,; LAY OF N""cm15cr @"N'
Kr,,rI Tat the Stockholders oil the said Company nc'n!ng
Tie STATE b., a: they urhy required I" pay into The Bank o
V,ni Of its hIGm@r DOLLARS per share on each
share stock held by them i" the said Company nstlncntS ~
s FIRE Gr$ share, the 18Th day JANUARY neA'; En
src .l,rs nar share, ila :J:!, ,lay OF May next
iIy order U: the PFC siden' aad Directors,
". g. CHir1'ENDEN, Srcu!;ry.
.r,c s,,lncnis tia, haze been called for (ncuug the
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fa3fIE subscriber: having purchased the Tavern al
9 iovG!on, Mrckenburg county, known as the
Enyd,on Hotel, and rccrny occupied by atf N"'hanic!
b. Nclscn informs his friends and the public genrAly.
tia. lc is prepared {" Accommodate customers Having
incurred considerable expense in Trpairue aud ng up
The cs,aiishmrni and in laying in supplies. lie will &C
cnmoda,c t!nsc wlio may visit him. IN s!yl: a! neat
ness and cu,rn which Garnet fail 10 af;ord satisfaction
His tah!c shall he supplied with The best provisions
which the country Affords his bar with The Gcs. Liquors.
HE brd rooms shall be neat and cotnrtar; and his sta
hirs. with an ample supply Of provyndcr. shall be under
ctargc of careful exprric accd and attentive os"rs-
The public need only favour him with their PATRONAGE It"
test the fidelity with which his pledges t" iIicn si1 be
redeemed. 1EO h'"hNS
~ The Petersburg Constellation will insert the 2cv" "ns T'
&, II BITS
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YzSllE subscriber having purchased Of Mcssrs : T.
FL & J. Z. Miller, Their entire stick OF :hH'f"$S,
iniu,s. Dic S,nGs. g. most respectfully informs MS
friends and the public generally, lhat he intends con''n'
ing lie business; nj their did saad Gone door above Inc
Mansion House, where III will at al! times nave on nan"
4 genera! ad well selected a*sorcn! OF articles IN iS
line and pledges himself 10 sell thcu Al wholesale or re
tail rs cheap as any Druges, in this city. -,
lie also s0licits continuance of the patronage OF ie
uhysic;ars merchants and friends extended 10 III" iae
rn,rr:n PORTER ROBINSON.
Eov : 3:s-cl
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oWlt y "7Et 5-"ttS'
u III - soil. the i!c bidder 1T he u" residence Of klrh-
Mcc tcr, Louisa county, eight miles north o! the
o the State Virginia, rhursday the 10Th day OF
NEXT. ii fair not the ; duy thereafter, sunday
,:ep he; ac,a - and 81 valuable au likcl! NEGRO e., pn
Also. sln.: OF Land, beongn: TO iie estate OF
- nil Nrca; the rrp 81 ubon 2oO barrels; oats fodder,
.,, g.: ;oT likely a" cattle te larger part nc cows;
ea beds and suudy other articles Of household luni-
". a stills wheat fms, and ma2y other ARTICLES 100 e
:u.p:iua. Term male knoHn the day OF %a'.
ELISHA MELTON,
.qMiaistrdr d5 5rGis EoR, arita the rR anErItd, #
JAMES Mex: E..EE, dce'd and .fdanistrGt.r Of
R:cHARo McGLHEG. decreased.
w 52--w:w%
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HICuSIOND & FREDERICKSBURG RAiL. ROAD.

RiCu,IUND & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL ROAD.
.Noticc to H0y f"SScngcrS.
y1TIE Steamboat, Jn the Potomac which was connect
= Cd with The Iimr leaving Richmond =. ha!t past
FIVE in the a:ronn will suspend running after the Eth
Instant ual! The latter par: Of the winter a" Ie cars
will irJrtr cease to leave Richmond that hour ar!
iIa, day. In lieu Of that ne, our for The "cc'ni'o':a
Ia of the freight and way PASSENGERS. will, from r2'
inclusive leave Ricrr'd daily al ":! plSt one n The
day and rave the termination at tic Railroad at Dean
crs IT 6 o'cock IN thr morning.
The line which. carries The rail AID passengers |" the
North. will continue leave Richmond at O'Clock in
iI, iun;ni,r: rs heretofore.
Er /. I1-2t
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AoEca',rr (

,.,,,. '"nscs E;rcr ard Kaan'rka Company.
M nAi ec::a: o. the BOARD Of Directors will I've held in Rich
h'oad Tuesday ,h instant Persons having Accounts
" Presented requested Leave cm the Office Of the
,I'Ay previous to ,ha: day.
roy. j.
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HyOR Sale a, the Richmond Enquirer Office John.
e son & Durants best Philadei Phia News ana DOCK
INK. Iwalranted0 at fair, moderate prices
NJ constant supply Kept hand TO suit the seasons
and sparv disposition sko,rn 10 ogs dista" Prlnif7s
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NnY. :.

= FTTIYG OF THE LOUISA RAIL ROAD-ln
q consequence Of the sickness Of OF the party
Of engineers engaged in lis location the public letting
Of the most Of the work advertised for The s2d INST VIII
be poned until the 9th December next sna pro. .1l
norton will be let the 22d inst The e'lhg VIII
take place at Taylorsville. uopp1Ne
Nov, % T57-td] Principal Engineer
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iuhiic Letting If the LoH!$I RHH-
EFT has beea determined TO let publicly the grannat
s masonry, timber aud supcrstrnctnre nt about -
rrlrs % this wor; proposals for which, Will be rcec's
ed unit, the 22d November. at ray louisville, on tic ':c
mond and Frederick sburg Railroad
ProG!rS aud specifications cf The work may be seer al
that place during the 81 and 22d inss aGd previous
ly with ting parties on The line .,,.,,.- y
=. 53--G
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G&T ANfED. The situation OF Private Tutor IS
SW wanted. by u Genlienan acquainted Wit! the
Grcrk and Roman Languages. the higher branches d!
al EngIsh Euncaon, and who has kno"irGg" ii
t;.e Spanish lie YVES, for several years, cnIPoyrd in
families Of the highest responsibility. /" nrra" y"uE
grut!rG,cn Gr The University Of Dublin; and stic" his
arrival in in; cnnnrr vas resident Classical Assistant
in ON Of M rsi distinguished boarding sch"G!S IN the
CITY o! Nrw I"lk-Nould have objection TO emp! y
men. in schooI-Ean produce unqncs!ioaabe t"si"0-
nials ApF!y at this uiicr.
N,r u
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NB-hc in~,amcn,5 tia, haze been called for ncIuling

To M Bcmjnrrin T. Harris nnd Ms Unity j. Hn'ftS
q cn :at sa proceed the deposition: of john Elicit
ord o rs At COL CHARLES r. GEO" lis tavern N Hanover COUNTY"
% hnrs Of nine O'Clock morning and five the crcng and
continue day. Between the ID hours u' arc i"sn
pcrior count ALL Chanccr for tn" said count in "'ri "I
~ nI zee y"r may attend You link proper. lcnfs
Ii mover ely. oc' % [aa-wiw) FLEMING BROWN.
vyR<. AMY WII.KERsoN-T,xE NarrcE: That shall! OF
house Of Roicr; Ove the Of "ck!c' and SITE
OF Virginia. tkc " t"ions Of m Giin sa"e %n"Ss m
md nnie.rnc Chrne:y side OF Mech cniurg Cornty
~. i"eain,s IT, ca Any ca,:e Tic whole r' of sal! De-
posiliun saui hr taken ih" day aTc siT'' r "I
NEXT 1885, A which ime AMI place you "'y attend !on h"h
p'S 9sr, r51-wl"% i JOHN W. s. NGRTIHHGToN.
COACH MAKNG-Thc subscribers, hnvns erected a, Inrse
house directly spot Charles E. Chapnel shop
s uuI are no; ,cparcd manufacture Carriages Bn'c"cc
Emrgis t;iss susic<, a'n" o? description ' !ce
anl cciol 10 employ "onc hn s very oss, m Iy
branch Of their Their natcFins Lave been y
one Of the r cash. in the N"her" markets which WIN enA
c furnish s vi" & he IL G"S Of s
aud despatch Wcwi!a nil times kccp larsc s"rk
Of H"I "f TnS Ts s and
Courts will often" o"y order; which may &c
business, roa IL TO 10 years Old. - Il. A. 81
pt,a,ioS will be presented to the General Assembly,
~ fer tho Of law 1G"p",n'ng n"np%ny S TO
Nc M ~- T2-t.D
Observation-Disclosures will bc made 20 The General A<srn'y r.
spec,;ng ayo Bridge AMI the Fridge 20 he erected james
h's"'' ~ itiC'''"""'' ~ Wv ~ t--iiD
-
NOTlCE-Pctiijoas will pts1at'@ to the mkt GIne[ s
of iini;f from Dr. SuccGs 10 Wan and also from iis
Till 10 Mayo. i51-''Di -
y0TICEA P:!on viii be presented d, tc next ii .i %
- TO aspcc;o:S' and the storage i" ' 49,;
horscs st CIaksviI, place them on 01;is WIN ~
wat .iouscs. lfr TIL: rR"tR NJ ~, ~ nll ,.c
- '"N i9-iD
J07ars Rirer and kanH'cha Company. 49,
s,IE NOV, Annual Meeting the Stockholders Of the James River
and Eanawha Company. i'll he held nj the Chrio! 10 c Ivy
of Richmond with permission of the proper ae;Eo'y' On ''
Tie !a,l duy OF Dcccn:hr: ncX' ~u,, con-
10 an order Ut Annual Meeting Circular con-
;c form for the aprooncn ou standing Proxy twih ice 70
49, nj the above meeting, and other pntticuaE IN" been Sc 10
ach Of Ihs Stockholders whose aadrss known 10 Tue
- The residue these copies remaining al the ONCE u the
Company: 5o-wl2D
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e AND;5 FOR SALE.-l am authorized 10 sell !hc
ia Lands Of Thomas Boiling T9tb, snn!rd in The
C!utirs OF 20" hatan and Amelia. The estate James
RIVER. known b. the OF Belle lra, IS 81 The
b. III this part Of tic cnun'ry, and offers 10 capitalists
OPP ortuny Of r"sng their :innry il: first rat plan
taton, which rarely Persons disposed t" flr.
chase this estate, requested to make Immediate APP
pcaton, ii will be necessary TO rent il out, if not sold
S!urlly The two plantations in Amelia krowH DO
li,l and Onsog vii! he sold reasonable irfm.S, If
application be immediately made 10
WILLIAM OLD
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ry,llG;:R published TWICE week, generally, a"d
Tr ,,:,., he session ci the Stale lcaSialuie-
- ~" ,;,. Five Dollars per aanum, pay able in adj
'~' L;.r,.! so.c"ia?ins banks (only) will be re-
G s; S1, ssa: PM tS BY m tS:
s y 49, l.. discontinued, hui u the discretion OF tho
~ .y" is'n niy S'S "p Of nine papors shall
sc " Sa" Yt:,:i$ Of ADVERTISING.
w ~ los .r.. insertion. coats; each continuance,
- q: -" r; Inserted, u:it hes either bcrn paid H.
-. w ~ -. ,.,.ca in ;l:s city or It's cnrironS.
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~ UtiCE-- the ID inst. nai!eia letter al Peters
3 burg, post paid and directed 10 Presley 'rnion,
ESQ Farmers Bank % Va, Fredericksburg. The let
Ter has. not been received Ivy Mr. Thornton Tie l,h.
Il roa!anrd draft for $$li}j hearing date 81 inst
drawn " HI, on !rsSrs Hurt, Patterson 81 Wills, pay
n',!s Sky days after dali To tie order Of Chrrs F.
Osborne Esq The dat accepted by lesTs. II. ?.
s ", a;G endorsed BY ;r. o. This is 10 notify the
Banks and request thea negotiate thu abU"r de-
scrlIHd draft. THEODORE l.. GARNET /.
Vr.r; J7-It
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pFrYiOT will be presented the General Assembly,
u fer tLo unssrre of law Incorporating Company 10 cXio'c
and work the Gold Mine, in tho County OF Stafford
NH "''H NJ MS "'""' $780, i2-i.D
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GEORGIA

ExrsAcTs jfog GYrcrn0r ScHLEys .3naual Msssagc Of
MC SIX INST.
Executive DEPARTMEHT, GA.,
.HhGgCriie, Me- s. 1896.
F.Ho'r- Citizens cf tic 'Stnate ard
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Rev. Moses Brock. 7 E.
James D. NcCa5", Fredericksburg
l.hn Hank. Louisa
.Inhn D. iin!sicad Columbia Circuit.
Francis Scott. Caroline cnnH!y.
WALKER TilnIcrlakr Palmyra
James Mcdonald, Orange Circuit.
David Thomson. Loa!s;.
JOSEPH p. DAFll
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a tARPETiNGS AND RUGS.-By the Grace and
s. Tally II". have received, and offer at retail,
large ptTcc! q!
brussels. Three Ply, kidIcrmnz:er, Venetian, Scotch
and nther Carfetings and Rugs.
These Goods are received cnnsgnm"n', and we are
ordered effect speedy sales. though we have TO
sci! at nwcr PRICES than ether houses Under such III
*ructions WI oi the GO"ds to purchasers with tie Az
suraIce Of their being COMPARATIVE; low.
JAQUELiN TAYLOR & CO.
81 the abnye and other convtyL:ccs have jl~l 20
hand, Wilson, and Candy s; Sons Nnpt C"tlons and
Plains; and in sure COED assortment Of seasonabe
Goods, which we c.ltr at Wholesale.
Nov22 1871 J. + s; co.
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sa,'AnANAUEE Al hDEMY This Institution will open on
r. He ib day OF JANUARY upar the superintendent OF MI
"e> A. ' r'"c;pal aided 5y competent an' approved
IL" "g experience Of Mr.. Lewis IL the instruction OF
h an his competence :e task, veil aestcd by ms io
service IL the Institution, afford ample pledge OF the mora
90 c'ctua who be c0mmcdto his
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SoTlCE-Apricaon will DO made 20 The General Assnn", o
spec,;nE Mayos Bridge AMI the Fridge 20 he erected across '"e
River a, Richmond, by the Railroad Company. - ,n
n-tnl,
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enabled to mako, / should offer the follow
ing as the advantages to be expected from
spaying cows:
L. An increase of at least one.third IN
the production Of milk.
2. The certainty Of having q nearly
equal supply at all times. -
8. The disposition to atten more readily,
and to greater extent, when their milk begins
to fail. ~,
4. The savingof an expense, often con,
siderable, arising from barren COWS. and
which, in some districts and on some farns,
either from the influence of breed or,bad
management, occurs to almost every COW
once in two or three years. AS an illus:ra-
ton of this, mention, that, in the neighbor.
hood of Lausanne and Layaux, the farmers
arc often obliged to change their cows an
expense almost ruinous to them:
RecuiL Feb. 1884. -, -. :.