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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04


a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The sub
LA scrber Offers for sale his of Land lying in the
county OF Chesterfield, eight miles above Richmond and
within half mile of James River containing $50 acres
OF about equal portions Of cleared and wood land This
Farm has been so improved by careful management and
the use Of clover and plaster that nearly the whole oft
now produces clover kindly About 20 acres are good
creek meadow, a part Of which is in herds grass
and produces fine crops The wood has lust been
cleared away from 80 Of good tobacco land which
may be brought into cultivation with very little labor
The wood land is valuable from its conlpuity to
the River, and the facility with which the wood can be
carried to Richmond. The wood is worth so cents
per cord it stands the land and contracts for the
sale of several hundred cords that price annually can
now be made. The improvements nearly new, and
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation of fami-
~ The situation is healthy and the water fine During
my absence applications may be addressed TO my bro
ther, Col Peter +. Smith, of Manchester (gho is fully
empowered TO sell and convey the and) or 10 my Mana
ger, Mr.. Thomas Chcatham upon the premises, who
VIII show the land to persons disposed purchase IT,
GORDON SMITH.
r 81 wish also TO sell sc acres Of land upon most
Of which the wood is Standing lying within three and
half miles of Manchester adjoining the lands Of Mr.
Green Hall, Mr.. Fisher and others is
Oct. 20. dS-tf
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a. ALE OF NEGROES, &c-By virtue Of De-
~ creal order of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery of the county of Louisa, pronounced in
a SUIT therein depending, wherein Thomas p Repetoc
William w Lane and others plaintiffs and William
McAlster dec, administrator, aud others defend
ants, shall proceed to sell to the highest bidder for
cash. at Eisvllle in the county of Louisa, Friday
The 10Th day OF February next all the negroes belong
ing to the estate Of William McAisler, dec consist
ing OF two mon, two boys, two women, and three or
Tour chdren together with all the household and kitch
en- furniture A. G. SHEPHERD
Trustee and Commissioner.
jan 20 S2-2awA,us
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a GENTLEMAN residing above Underwater wishes
Ia To employ for the present year, Lady qualified to
teach the ordinary branches of English education:
The French language, painting and music though the
latter Is not Indispensable Address 10 this Office
Jan. 10. 7o-o,v2y
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IHNHE fine and thorough bred horse MINOR. from Vir
n gina, will make bis FIRST season in the vicinity Of
Mhledgeye, Georgia, this Spring, 1886. Further par.
ticulafs hereafter. -
January %. ~ os-A
% The Gsorga Journal Is fequcsicd 10 insert TITO above t
N''''e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-04

THNO Persons hogieg Negroes for Hire--We wish 10
" hire for the ensuing year, large number Of hands
70 labor on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road They will be employed between Richmond
aud fredericksburg and between Frcdcrckshurg and
the Potomac River. The country and occupation is
healthy; and they will be we'll fed, well clothed and well
treated We viii give from scvcnty.fye 10 ninety doI.
lars for good hands, and for first rate ones Amply
by letter otherwise to j. IL Hopkins at the Rail OE
clihe, Richmond or 10 Thomas White in the county f
hing William, and the ncighborhood; 10 James Hun.
ter, Assistant Engineer, near the White Chimnies Ca.
ronei or to Theodore S. Garnet Assistant Engineer
near Fredericksburg to n. + Guy g. Co. in Frede'
ficksourgi and to others having authority from J. n
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer
JOS NJ SHEPPARD,
5geuf Jor The r. r. q p. R.R Compauy.
December o. co tcy'
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virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Superior Court
N ~ OF Law and Chanccry, for the county of Hcnrco
pronounced on the 9th day of December, 1885, in the
suit OF David G.. Williams against VIM d. Wren Ser.
geant Of the City of Richmond, and Administrator Of
Edmd Wills, decd, who Sheriff of Nottoway
county, and Administrator of Samuel Greenhll, we will
proceed 10 SELL to the highest bidder for cash. at Char
otte Courouse on Tuesday the 10th day Of February
mat valuable Tract Of Lrnd containing 752 81 acres
belonging to the estate Of Paschal Greenhl living in
the county of Charlotte, adjoining the lands Of r. J.
Hnins, Francis Vaughan, William Jones, Francis Pol
ard, nonas Pollard, Martha Cook, Charles Hutchin-
son, Prices estate and William Smith.
Jan. 26. [s2-2aw.Iwl COMMISSIONERS
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a LARGE and raiudbic tract of Land an Fauouiey
IA County fer Sato.By virtue of decree of the SUI
perlor Court of Law and Chancery for Henrco county
in the of " Norton Norton" the undersigned
Commissioners will, Monday the 2sIh day of March
next at Warrcnton, in the county of Fuuquer before
the front door OF the Courthouse Of said county pro-
coed to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder
tract OF land lying IN the county of Fauqucr near Ger
mantown, and within or miles of Warrenton lonar
known as the Efingham Forest estate and containing
2l33 acres according to actual survey made some years
ago IL was then divided into nine parcels lots with
the view Of being rented farmed these lots were
divided into four parcels containing about GOO each
so as to make convenient farms of each parcel
The land viii be sold in parcels in such vas 10 ac
commoda,e purchasers and upon the day of sale Mat
OF the whole land, divided into separate tracts will be
exhibited. This land is situated in very healthy coun-
try, and is believed TO be fertile, and well adapted 10 the
culture Of Indian corn wheat rye, and OATS and in re-
gard TO society, is well situated.
Terms Of Sate-One. third of the purchase money to
be paid in nine months, third in eighteen months
and the residue in two years from the day of sale
Bonds with approved security for each nsalment bear
ing interest from the day of SALE will be required of the
purchasers, who it is expected will be ready with their
suretcs TO execute said bonds farhes the day OF
sale The title will be retained until conve vance shall
be directed by the Court
PHILIP HARRISON,
ROBERT G. NICHOLAS, commissioners
Jan. TO- 15-td
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HNIELD SEEDS
r. Hungarian Sapling Clover,
Common red, do.
White Dutch, do.
Lucerne, do.
Highland meadow oat Grass,
Orchard, do
Herds, do
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JAMES RAWLINGS,
Admir- Of Mrs. Sarah w. White deceased.
Jan. s. 73-9awSw
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SALE OF LAND in Prince Ed,rard County, on the
~ Rtrer 3pPomeuo1.-By virtue of decree of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for the
county of Frederick, pronounced the Ilth day of
June, 1888, in the of "Rober Gibson Plaintiff
against Blake Il. Woodson Edward Radford and Chris
TOPPER b. Strong, defendants, shall, Commissioner
proceed To sell TO the highest bidder, Thursday the
I'd day Of March next, the Tract of Land, on which
Edward Radiord has resided, and known S the farm
called High ILL.," The sale will take place at the
Tavern OF Mr.. George Jeffries, in the OF Farm
vile, at the hour of ~ This of land is situated
on the Appom!atox River and is the conveyed by
Blake b. Woodson TO Edward Radtord, and containing
upwards of hundred and fifty acres (the precise
number of not known but will be ascerained pre-
vlous to the day of sale 1t is within four five miles
OF the town of Farmvie. Persons desiring purchase
can view the land at any time evious the day of
The land will be sold in accordance the decree the
Court above referred to- which decree will be read at
the time and place of sale
Terms Extract from the Decrec) " One third of
the purchase money eash-one third in nine months
and the balance IN eighteen months" Bonds with APP
proved securities win be required for the purchase mo-
ney and is expected that purchasers will be prepared
to execute such bonds at the time and place OF SALE
The conveyance will be made when final decree of
The Court shall have been pronounced
II Thursday, the Sd day of March, 1896 should not
be fair day, the sale will be sponed the fair
day. NATHANIEL PRICE, Commissioner
Prince Edward G. H., January %. SI-l2t
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: KECEE.9g OVID,

a. ALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue of Deed of
~ Trust, from Abraham f. Biggers bearing date the
18th day Of February 1928 and recorded in the County
Court of Louisiana at the request of Pleasant Car
pcntcr, for whose benefit, in part the Trust given
the undersigned WILL Tuesday, the 9th day of Feb
ruary next offer for sale TO the highest bidder for cash
at the Tavern of Lewis Shisers in tho county of Louisa
ncgrocs-Mara and Nelson-being the reversionary in
tercs in part, of the said Abraham F. in the Estate of
john Biggers dec and conveyed by said Deed. Such
title only is vested by said Trust (Which believed
10 be good) will be made.
JAMES DUKE, Acting Trustee
January 23 SI-3t.
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FHILIP HAKKISON,
ROBERT G.. NICHOLAS,


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shcd a NHeninn tho above
until the day Of SALE and sond their bills subscribers puy
me
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Manulaclnrcr Of Stocks, Shirt Collars &c,
10, Cedar street, late 1870 Pear
New York, 25lh January, 1886. s5-3n
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January %.

VALUABLE LAND, Stacks, Crops, &c , at Public
v 7uetioa.-lf not previously disposed of by private
contract, the subscriber will, Monday, the 18th day
OF February if fair, if not, the fair day. sell up
on the premises, to the highest bidder his Tract of an
lying In the county of Chesterfield, eight miles above
hichmond-tpr more particular description of which,
sec advertisements in the Wing and Enquirer. The
Land is divided by public road about equal
parts which viii be sold separately if desired by pur
chasers.
Atier the sale of the Land, and the day. the
subscriber will sell his stock Of Mules, Horses, Cattle
ana Hogs; also his crops, consisting part of prime
fodder, herds grass and clover hay his plantation and
farming utensils, furniture, &c. Terms at sale.
JORDAN SMITH
The sale will be conducted by ExvM S. HunsARD
Auciionecr January 30. Si-tds
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30 The fredericksburg Arena md Petersburg nro
requested TO the above anouat So So nn M
ward their accounts TO this office.
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| a RkANSAS lands will purchase Military Pa
Ina tents for lands in the Territory of Arkansas
Jan. g. [75-l2tl GEO. l.. SAMPSON
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No's Sg Ne Legt may be thought that The ",hercin"
foip 10 The word "so IN tho ding
a. ia anioocden 20 the rights in s
s0L only nnd not IN any other kind u property But little en-
ton VIII show th Tue word theen" has
country coded Ter Tho previous wen Of the so
Of residing reside thofein gfoVo vss ia
tended ~ qualification Of c whole gfan and be
not only 10 secure rights OF property tho tights
Of ads o.dent thereon, whom exclusive udsdcoo
also coded y ~ right Of property tho be noae
Than the rights
alone iaiouod 10 be secured noncf Of H.
oueo securing SHE rights Of individuals thersus BE- wholly
nepefatye nnd nuesioy. y The word ihsren truth
longs 20 both members Of She though
om q the anguaec il Inserted only as tho sen.. IL
the " had been Of Dropertv
soil therein, affect the rights individuals heros ;o
tho tract Of country before coded.
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House Of Entertainment.

MHE Subscriber informs his fticnda
- and Tho pnbiic generally, that he has
..akon tho. house formerly occupied by Mr
Vim. Rsy al. As a House Of Entertainment
sndis prepared To accommodate oil who
may favor h;m with call, in hc beat
manner.
Ills .ab,c viii be a, all times furnished
with the hest the up country markc; can
affard. his bar with tho choices, liquors.
his stables with tho most holes ,mc pro-
vision, attended by faiihial os.lers. and
from, his constant ot.eniion. and unremii-
Ting excI,ions .oplrase. he hopes TO merit
a share Of public patronage.
A. ID. JOHNSON.
Lancaster March l2-.7--3m
The Charleston Mercury. Columbia
Telescope. Chcraw Gazette. and CHAR
lotto journal will publish the above four
times and send their accounts 10 this OF
fec for payment.
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DR.. P EFT E,kS
Anti Billie us pills.

These pits ore conposcd ennrcIS u vrsetaHc
rnaite:, aud when nkcu according 70 the directions
which accompany ,,ien,, eIc highly bencie.al IN
! the cus, and p,cTrn;ien Of AZ Bilious complaints
Tsey oct especially uppou1hc liver, wficn in a
.nspid cnndHinn, earfyiny OF . large quantity Of
bisc, ,,rouetr The a tac xec ncnt fa''r-
tioh ybirs il suffered 10, rcraain in the system,
would p,sducr si.hcr Luudisc,, LiyrJ Complaint,
Bilious Frrsr rascf aud Aarc, or seG,c other
etitvete hodiy afiirtioa Ia all cases Of forpot q!
i.,c buscIs, thr, &C, uke1 ctrardr -
Az an AMI Ssspep''e sad dinner phl .,cs are IN
.rn, attacks of s:ck hcads.hr have bern pertroll.
cnfra ID a.fcw ueeks hy thcsr use. Th'ssr who asc
suhEct 10 tI,as distressing coupssini. sca-rsekEsr
by iakine u pcstion or two Of thcm \ Fw days PFC.
ssous 10 cm5arkins IN board thc vc,scl, will DC al
Sioss ccftain To- escape II, Females can use tlfcfn
II al p-riods, uIl,oot tncurringany risk Petsf
goitg 10 Sra nr to nera climate, shnuid by ai
ncaa, -iaac sornr Of ,h-sc pills suh them. 1hsr
sfItnrs viii .cnajn unimrarcd 70; ycarsin ay eli
ps.r. No Sm,lY should Dc wiihnns thrsr pills z
pcy,ion df f,ii~u, t.kun ocrIsions'ly, wsuf br the
mcarss df pnrruhns much sut.rr'ne from sckness
II ia tTnn ncs!cct o! ksspTg upa rcsalaf P.Sr aiie
sciJoa hf ,ir stomach and i,nrc.a ris suffering 10
b. ahxsbcd aad ,uinsied wi,hth blood: unassi:ai.
taIri fuid.. that niesIdsrasss are p.ndarrd DR..
7. irce canhaeat thai ao person who gives hrsc
pills fai' u,a, viii ever allcs fci willing 70 be
wthsot them
Tnsy rnn,ain no particle OF Mrteu.v, OF .n- in.
grrtkeui that do~s nst act iu hafnoay ~ith hrait'
and ppaasc ds,cas,.
Or. r. w,si,cs Il PARTICULARLY undrrs,ood Thai
tb",c pills p.iss s,refie ai qaai.rs Incef~ nor
pf t,rr putsa..sr -trr>-. thu, arr hoih tonic anu
derSsInra,. acting "pon ,hf- sper'ns and rshal.
mt functions; -ahu. strengthening the ra',en..
while they rtaovr "hs,iuri,sns Mrd.e'r,rs " t,ch
pessees No oih.r, excepting csthsr'e q,a,,;cs. Dr..
bil,iaf ,r pasa'n, and tS,r repeated csc lay. ihs
foundation OF hong catalogue of Chronic disca'
DR. p havipr kccn edarsscd uEdcr tho mos,
-c,ainrni American and European medical psntes-
and p,arGerd h;s p.nlr many yrars ~ ibc
Sssh srir:c d,sr=nSa df the OBSTINATE oharsc-
Ter prrraii, ransidrv ,;sim~c,f uc!I auaIiicd 10
3uder M tbe nature ai dnr.scs ,uciden, 10 warm
elinaies
rrpar d aud snld by Josrph Prses,iy Peters, N.
d: athn lassiiuu.u for ttr cure Of obstinate dis:
aazs, hy s,ss o! seyetablc rsmedirs. No I'D
Liberty s,seS;, New Yrra, inventor and sole pro
,t,or Eaci. b''x eeslnn. 10 pills. price IN een's.
|, Thr abnrt valuable Medicines nsy br obtainct
al The urng Sh4rr o, YOUNG * M.KAtS.
Camdrn. Ma, =, 1896
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oE. q. FR FRlA. lA.TlE'6 :
ARTIFICIAL NIPPLE.

THE Subscribers haze just purchase ]
a supply Of The above instrument, which
has sbcersuccussfully used fos the last two
or three years for that distressing COM
,plaini, sore or excaria,ed nipples; or
where the nipple is entirely wanting or
where the cbilis mouth is sos sore thai il
cannot nurse on the aatural nipple.-The
aHificiaL nipple is recommended by the
highest medical authorities OH The subject,
in .his country. Dr.. Deuees of PhiIa.
delphia, and DR.. Sfwall Of Washington
Guy, as the certificates annexed. will at
1as. /; to which the medical faculty Of this
place, givelheirentire concurrence, hay
ing witnessed lis successful application.
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The Indians Panacea.

WJuR the euro OF Rht taE.a a.isa setofnla CT
Kings EsE. Cont, sei'i'sa, or Tip, G".,, la
srrnsrNt {sai,ress~ sah Rhrum. syphaits and N-r'
eu,,aI diseases. paH;cniaHy i1ers. and pa,niul Of
alctio.,s of,hp boaes. liberated fhIastana Nos
isls: userrs OF every dtserips."a, Fever .orr..s
ana in,ernal Assecsscs; F,s,aln~, f,!es, seala.
head, seurvey, gi!es, Chrpnie sose Eyes, Egc &c
.iyefs.. B,pcfes and eys.y tas,sty Of contiguous
Affection, Chron.c CaLsrhs i!ca,lsetc, proceeding
1rotn en- serd saasnvs I'aia In The !strnaeh and
,Dyspeps;s, proceeding from sitistious Aaret'nns
OF The layer, caraaie Indamatioa pf ula b idae
and geDsral debility, caascd By torpid aesi"a %
The scsscisaf the sG,n. II Is ssnydnry rHiciri"us
hyrpaoyating thosc constitutions weich ts7r BEEN
Thiokea down by inindscinus treatment or iavrntis
irregularities. In gcpctal terms. i, is recomu,cn.
,,ed 10 all those diseases which arises ftor iira;
Sod in fhc blood, viiia,oa Of the humors. OF what
ever nanc or kind.
some Of ti,e sbotr complaints may trqu,r soe,-
t.g,as a.is.ant applications. w.ich he cirru II,
Stages OF tbe casc will dioLa.c. ba, or grn j,
remedy or rPzriS.t0r, 10 rs'rore the ',*r. frr is
'pr.sSPAsitSa vla generally ae f'und sutficicn.
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81 Z 3
LfPER COMPL.afNTS.

LIPER COhPbIINTS.
nR.PEFERs' VEGETABLE MEDICINE
II srOMaCHicG:E G:EriiEphTCE, form:
rS BY yShSrhics, anaIy sisand synihes,s Of several
erur raase vcgciss,c principles, are universally nc
Eusgleasrd to have totally ecliPsed tlse Preten.
sions ofrvcry other rt,a.dr, and snrPereetfed The
scrcssisy' Of every other modr- OF treatment,
wherever The, atose sd.sease arc fJune to .exrs.
a. wch es in The enlargement OF the Spleen and
in 5aan&ee :...
Anoag The symptoms Of Dyspepsia and Liver.
complaints, are FsiutcncS, scdt mess OF burnuis in
the stomach melancholy irutibilty, d,ssgrreab'a
tastn in l.se m"ui6, arcatsiscguianty Of aPpcnte
sbich ls some.irues vorscious, aud -oi oshel n.es
greatly deicient,t thirst, Gtia bfralr nausea
scaknssl Of The stomach, setd erucia,onk pa!piiae
toH, drowaiEsas, irrceufan,y ot the bossrs, pres.
sure cn-the stomach alter rass pain an the head
dizziness or veIsso;. coafusion Of mind, attended
with ,oss Of mcn,ory, gnorins in the stomach
shsa empty, chincss, atfecs,eu Of sight and heas.
Ina pain and weakness the, bach. iahsour, iis-
FtuTbrd Sleep cold feet and hands, trrnor nrcasi.
nesstn she throat, ehaughh pam ip ,nr. ''ee or
hseas,, 60.
These medicines hare 6~co found so earca'alin
rcm,ving ihe eomR,aln,s for which rhsysrc recon-
n'cndcd. that physicians frequently having .c1.
h1usicc all tbctr skill 10 little or no purpose.
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CARPENTERS
Fluid Extract ~ar>aparslsa.

Es,.ac, l!nehu, ssra .'lIap, Ex,raci But
,cruu,. syrap I.,s,r"e,, Bu'lcrs Masnesian
An1.en,. H7rn o. C"lurs'i,a. iIun'er's orn
pla cr, lIys, n Pills. Imperial lair Dye,
Ftcach,rs Li9asi. t" remove iron monds and
nix eo,. rom ncn. Dc"mg's C,mcn,, for
,ten,i,ng bro, ca g'rss china. &c: JrwI.ts
walcs Proof vnrn,sh. ALSo-Sal i:ralus,
Is,nslas~, Gum Arabic. Gum Senegal. Arrow
Root, Ci,ron. Iulubo Paste. '!'"lu Lozcngcs,
Soda ,lo. Llquorcc and Opium do. Pepper
mint do. Rhnbarh do. Metal Bronzcs, and a
variety Of Surgical Instruments. jus, received
and for sale by
YOUNG 6; MkAiN.
March 10, 1896.
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MEDI('l

TIE Subscribers hasr jns, received and
arc uow opening iull assortmcu. Of hiedi-
c,ncs from the Norm, which can be rtcnni.
CARDS their purny and eenurnencss, having
bccn purchased from ono o. she oldcs, and
most respectable houses in Philadelphia
Physicians, Planters and Others, are reqncs
led to c'll, previous 10 layng in :hcir summer
supplies, and oxrmin the quality Of those
now offered Tor sale: which NC feel confident
in waErau,ing aud giving satisfaction 10 pur-
chascts.
Among those !a,osy received audnow open.
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DR.. Elijah Pratt,


ASH feel TIA -raaltcr Of. much public
70 possess means of lessen
ing The terrible. suffering :rom sore nip
pies !; have much pleasure in being able
to -ay, that The shield you offer for the
preventing and cure Of this mulady, is
better adapted to The purpose than any
have Heretofore seen. In twosor three in
stances, have known ihem to be used
L:uck satisfaction has been expressed and
haze no hesitation to- believe, il will gene
rally succeed. am 50 well persuaded of
,hfs, a, this moruen:. that, cannot iorbcar
TO express wish, that our Chy. through
The ~auous Aposhecssies, may be supplied
With them.
am. yours. &c.
M. p. DEVICES, n. d.
Philadelphia, Jan. l3.h, 1884.
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TEACHER WANTED.

THE Teacher in the Camden Academy
being about TO resign his charge on occoun,
oficcblr health. gentleman OF moral
character and classical a.ia:nEaenis is wan
ted as hi. successor
Thia s'i.u'ion having hccn endowed
bv Tho Legislature is under the foste, ing
care aud patronage o( !arsr a"d resr"c.
table society aud omrlands tho confidence
Of tho public The present incunben,
realizes fnr lis labor twelve hundred dol.
lars or anunn.
Al r',,A;lons may be made TO The chair.
r,aa o1 either of the undersigned comni,-
tee. Ly,.c l0,h May next. n application
need be made without ample and satisfac-
tory references (as To carability & moral
s,anling} accompa wing tho sanc. and
none need apply but classical scholar and
INC THOR UoULy ACQUAINTED with the
Greek a. IN n Languages, and capable
Of ins'rnc,,ns in thc Various branches OF
an English cduco,ion.
ABRAHAM DcLEON. NJ. d .
Rev EDWARD PHILLIPS.
HENRY p. HATFIELD.
WM REYNOLDS, NJ. ID.
April 1919 If.
LAW RlANkS
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VIRGINIA STATE
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Class No. Z.

For the benefit Of tho town OF Wheeling,
To be drawn at Alexandra, Saturday
June 4. 1886.
SCHEME.
90. 900; 5000; 500: $500; 2,322; 10
Of 2000; 10 Of 1900. ID of 1906 10
of 500; 20 ~ 400. &c.
Tickets only 10 Dollars.
Certificate Of Package of % whole
Tickets will cost only leo. Halves aud
Quarters in proportion.
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AR I'D EaH 81 EEDIS

yKyHE subscribers ore now RECEIVING asnpyIy oi
English Garden Seeds, ofthe growth Of 1895,
which they can recog1msad vita great confidence
10 their friends and custeaers, IS being fresh and
genuine. :.
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Amore winch are the following

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tGu.ied Parsley,
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Short - do
Ea.,y June Pcaa,
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The Ins,rumcn. is accompanied with
printed directions for its application. aud
prcscrv.tion.-it can be packed up in n
smaH compass. nhd sent 60 anr part Of The
couu,ry-by Siasc-pricc So-Address
YOUNG g. MeKAiN.
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