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L0vL. at MiS!'
5000! i9J prizes ci' 81 800" &c.
Sirg5E.Ea State R4OsapEs.
LOuh u MN.i

yAa':as k..ie 'resSES fIVsef 4 >
Fer tho bcnrt Of the Ircsbnrg Academy Class No. =.
10 be dratra at .iicraadria, Fn.. Fat. T., l-H.
RicA nsd Sylerdid Cnpi!s'$!
90 GUn $!3.G0, :i0GhN. 3oN', 2,r~&. 100 OF 900
10 Of $50 % Of 800. }5 Of goo, &c, sc.
A package uf whole tickets in THIS Lottery VII! be
forwarded for So, certificates "t O.. gu packa!"
Of halves SID, certificate o 10: S'h package "i
,:,iartrrs Sl7 80. certificate of DO. :
&irn!r wcl"s $40, halves 50 quarters >! ''.L
Ticket. in all Lotteries for sale by Tie package or lI
lIckrt. ny t!,c all lucky HDl j,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under The sign
Of the E:g". who has and is selling rl"rc Capital
Prizes t!ian any other vendor in the known world.
y. b. Orders in al cases StIi;iiy confidential.
II Orirs inr Tickets trc!A any part q: The United
States. by Mail or otherwise. cncn:ng cash riizc
;cicls thankfully received and execute! hy r'i"tn
mail with The prompt! attention ~ personal apli!'
cation and HE result gives (H:irn rrqE:scdJ iiIicGi.
a,riv :f;e. the 'ra::;u~--if addressed Il
jim H. i77-2lwul D. ". IIOTT
2 sApER--WRApri%G rAPEK.-Ihc Franklin
e ,lanuiaclurinr Company have tu sale. quantity
OF the small z" wrapping PAPER, strong and well made
ll<O on hGEd-2 JU0 Rcams Cap ard Letter Paper, nj
81 80 10 y; - per rcari; AMI 800 Realms Book AND
Newspaper Printing, OF variety "i SIZES and qualities.
RAGS-AiI descriptions Of Rags are wanted at the
MIL for which Cash will he paid.-Appy 10
DAVENPORT, ALLEN y Co,
L.. .3GrnfS
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a'ENRY-Thc distinguished competitor Of Eclipse,
e and sire of Alice Grey Post Boy and others, vii!
stand the ensuing season, at Laurc Grove, Hanover
comfy Virginia, abnut nine miles MOI Tn OF kIchl"nh
on the MccIanicsve lurnpe where The best care Wall
b.. taken Of all mares that may be sent to hn.-lcTms
Of covering so the season. aud 10 TO insure payable
when The mare is takcn away, found to be in tnal
Inn IA T11-rl JOHN S. CORBlN.
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DO q, nDfIAES Kt:N AHDi;nr uI the subscriber, v
~" ng .uTr. Virginia, about the st :" An
ROBIN, ahnGl IIty years al u"
>nii!! space
tl, gi,.; ri.i nrIr i4h and tcIy S"s '''
81 NJ William Beach, 81 Prince E"nrd lie Ii?
nur bat ..nrinp nr hr h" maxim. r' Nay
t.. ,rr lr.. :r.rilu4n EIh it probable. n; be- "''
make an irrL To- River. Ic lav lr"n c"i"!th
n - liver y NJ! The ans" reward" T." Is
taken o; -i dollars, ii taken aHd co".ird
ia ai.y i..I State, 80 HAT gel hin again.
"'' '' THOMAS CARDWEi!.
ii--w
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C1EvENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
% away from the subscriber Monday. the lth inst,
nero man, named nwcs lie is about 20 years old,
no, very dark complexion, abOut5 feet 9inchcs high
speaks distinctly when spoken to-; and somewhat rap
Inrrd on The right side. | fear he has gone to Rich
ond with the design Of getting on 10 the North Also,
ran away from he about the lst of September last my
nau Matdark complexion, about feet, inches high;
near sixty years old head, flat nose hck lips
aad small ears The relations Of Halves live at mayor
D;Is, in Nelson; John Gatcwocd's, in Caroline, and
S,Sacer Coleman's, in spotsylvania: Mats relations
i've near Tuylorsvlc. in Hanover. For experimenting
and securing Hawcs Of this county, so that gri hun
again. will give so; if taken IN th's county ana &C.
MAJ, out Of this county. that get him again. VIII
give SO: or if taken in The county and delivered TO me,
| wall rive SIP 80. CLAflON COLE a
Caroline CO., Jan. ii "-ZaWi"
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EBidsdsEEe'sS
Exchange NssG E0zecIg Office,
RICHMOND EIRclSI,

BIGGER las again tile pleasure Of presenting to his
friends and patrons Tie following splendid Lottery TO be
drawn February 5 1881 10 which lie respectfully calls
their a,t,nIiDn
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rI,0-piI MACON COLLEGE..-A called
nI,;',-, 81 The trustees Of Randolph Macon Col
az 1t to GsI in Petersburg, to commence on Thurs
T1 ,e NH Of february next for The purpose of elect
I's e. .c:, other business as may be necessary.
aHH io' JNO. EARLY,
Psesidsnto Of TIC Board Of Trustees.
Jan. 10 ''-'u
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uNrORNATION WANTED-OF i'H%lr !"Ny, WHO
5 ,ft K;chmond State Of Virginia: in lc:2. and was
heard Of in jacksonville Morgan county, Missouri '2'h
r, with coupnuy Of Traders since which time he has
10, been heard from Any information respecting, lin"
would ic eladly received by his brother l'rr I"ty'
in Rchm@nd City. Va and numerous "!ner r"ia''"s;
The Editors Of Papers in Missouri Mississippi. Flo
!a aud Texas will confer great favor on his relations
by Inserting the above 80 ..
Ian TO- ''-'L
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Virginia AecsDasrG E4otacTy,

Class No. z, II DC drawn Alexandria, Va, Satur-
day, February is, 1887.
CRANE CArIrALs-l Of $30,uU0, 1850, Geo, 50GO,
1850. 100 Of 900, 10 of 5j0 20 Of 3O0 50 Of 200, &c
Tickets only $40, halves 5, qrs. 80.
Tickets in the above, and in all Lotteries, for sale by
BrcGEH in packages Of whocs halves quarters, sin.
gle tickets s'aes, in his usual great variety Of iortu-
hate numbers.
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Jan. ~ '''-~'"'""
CONCORD AChDEMY.-Thc exercises Of this IN
. } s,;iution for the present year, will commence
HE 18th If January. and terminate on The 10Th ct Nvri'
brr The course Of instruction, which will embrace The
lnruarrs and sciences generally designed to prepare
stud, mis- for colleges and universities.
The price Of board for session n five months IN
cIadlne Washing and fuel, vii! be So; Of tuition, 50;
pa aI,!c in advance.
In Conducting the institution the subscriber will be
aided as heretofore by Mr. f. W. Colcman 4. W., Of
tiir University Of Nirgina.
S;,teuts coming from the North from The South:
can be- cnnyeved into the immediate vicinity of The Sc.
n,,a,v Inv means Of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
railroad o,u,r, -.
.qgJress. Bowling Green Caroline county
Inn 7I-2awiFl3
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k~tORN MEAI.--Wr shall keep constantly On hand.
9 at orr Mills, supply Of fresh ground corn meal
na.. llnm sound white cum for sale at the lowest mar
krt price. T. J. I''E' Ahi.ih ~ ~
Nov. II. "i--aW's
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y ESS S A l Kan away On the lI Ih inst


= / SSsA REWARD Ran away on the tn inst,
~ = - eight mc.so men, viz: Islam, about So
VA, "LH scar Of his shoulders. cut with
%S'iI o'!r: Sam. a5ou, % years old, dark complex
% IT, %"' Nr'y much burn tn face and stomach ;
t.n"T - y"arS ol aye, rather dark inclined to be
r''''0 AID tall: Dick, low thick set negro, "a
' 81 ar II" particular mark; Henry, about n years
,+ and inclined 10 be spare; Jack, dark negro.
@ - years u! age very chunky, and has lost NUM-
YAK complexion. ajoii; y @ears cid Peter, small he.
~: ABOUT ;"c compilation Of Mat, 81 years old
=, Y .'o'e Negroes were loeraby well cothcd some
y 49,, MATS d others with caps. They Oh their
d. ,'' Chesterfield Pits, owned by Murchie, Hsan-
-: o. and went OK. The above reward will be
' 'tF delivery 10 The subscriber, Chester
I :"a't'h"rse, Va, so for either ui the num-
,; ~ Tor either secured in Jail, so that get him
All persons hereby iorewarned from Iiarbor-
of,a eaI'ying OIL The said Negroes under the penalty
'e !':S BENZ. GRAVES.
"a" 1T 17--3tw,f
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TRUSTEES sale NJ cr,rcmciy rutaL!e Property.
E&UKSUANT to powers vested in me as surviving
e Trustee, for purposes expressed IN the Deco sha
ryuos: to sale on MONDAY 23d Of the present month
at public auction. the premises all he Estate real
and personal. Of tie late Captain VIM Fnmey CT Pow
la,an.
The estate on which he died, is among Tie best il not
the hest highland estate in Virginia. Containing eight
hundrcd acres and improved To the highest point &"
modern excellence in The art being perhaps the farm IN
the vhu!. State of Virginia. which would be selected As
tia, Oh which! improvement mad effected The most, not
ONLY in sprCt IL the land ITSELF but the arrangement;
Of r.c,y kind. The plantation machinery OF every DIS
c;ptio from gri>l mill do&n 10 the CAT cutting IN
cl;dnr a Saw Mill and lrc>hing machine, is by
water power The dwelling house and all aPrnrtrii#ni
buildings a:c in GOOD order. taste and c"Hd!on ana "r
nvinhbo!Iqod, comfort and elegance: afford one ol l!e
mos, desirable residences III the Commonwealth
The Nsrrncs all Of whom viii be sold 1t the same
time il no, the mes, valuable in Virginia. ale certainly
i:t none in the State having been selected framed
and educated, with the well known care and Judgment
OF Captain flnncy. Among them coal PIT hands OF
pa cuar skill and experience, and The SiHh'TS are re-
commended to those engaged in the coal business as OF
the best knowledge and character In their craft he
golfers of Eastern Virginia especially invited 10 al
td tin, sale There DiacksmIihs, House Servants,
Ec al of tie highest order of merit iii their respective
saliois rs these well know who were acquainted with
the late Captain Finncy.
The subscriber deems il unnecessary to enter into FUR
Their details Every thing Land, Negroes. Craps Stock.
and Farming! utensils, will be soi! and every ''g IS IN
its Kind such might be eXpecc" from manager so
/ super inr as the late proprietor
Terms IF Ssie--For the Land, one third cash. the bal
and two years. bearing interest from the dale,
with good security, and Deed OF Trust on the property
Personal Estate of every description sold ur cash
! References may lie made to Beverly Randolph, and
Edward Scott, powhatan Rch'd SAMPSON GoocI,.a"G;
Nh Jones on the premises, or Tie subScI!brr at b:'cK
| Heath. JOHN iiEIH,
! Srrrieing Trustee, for .Trs. F"ney and Childrr",
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ti.-All persons having claims against the rs-
",' Of Mrs EurnaNIA CLAInoKsE, are requested 10
e. Ae!n forward without delay, properly authencat-
"-' The same may be settled, as an anxious To
'e NY administration upon said estate.
n CORBIN BRANTON, .7dm'r.
''SE ~ ,I-WIw
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Dec 13

TAT Office The Female Sebou kept by Miss Lucy
i Nelson at Oakland, in the Forks Of Hanover, will
be continued during The next year, from the st Of jan
1uary, with the exception CT the months of August and
September, when there will be vacation. Several adj
ditiona Scholars be accommodated In this School
are taught the various branches Of liberal English cdu
Nationalist French and Music. The morals and mall
ers of the pupils strictly attended TO. The terms
are as fnlows:
Board for the scholastic year of ~ months, 500
Tuition in English branches, %
dip French. .s. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

FEIllE subscribers acting under decree Of the Cir
b cult Superior Court Of Law and ChanCcry Tor the
county Of Cuppper will on the 81 day Of next month,
expose to sale, at public auction, the premises for
cash that large ard valuable Farm belonging to Robert
&. Carter, Esq, which lies the North fork OF The
Rappaunncck river in the county of Cu peper. and IN
immediate vicinity of the Fau'uier Sulphur Springs
The tract is represented III tho n papers. to contain
7I9 acres; 400 Of which, river bottom, ana
between and 500 in wood heavily timbered.-Iile en-
lire tract is we'll watrred and lis quality wascX.
tre,ncly GOOD Those portions of it which are now some
what reduced, may by lndcious system OF husbandry,
be speedily rrstorcd.'rhe buildings consist OF very
lar.,. brick dwcmg w!licl haas been entirely
pclrd and another Of moderate size in good repair with
such ou!-houses us arc required extensive farm
JNO NJ. PATTON:
WIN. GREEN. c.
JONES GREEN, wi" 10
JNO. l.. MARiE,
Jan |I-2lwiGS.
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- tPPAHlN>'Nk ALAiiiMh.iEi. Institution WIZ open on
e tie lI January aNi, ,.r the >G"m a!cHcc % NJ
G.. f.- g. .wiS iLr"l. allied !y competent "nJ ilrav
Til" lrn. III NJ Lewis III ~" tH' c' "i
yui, an his rn.ii" :" III" 'f, 80 rr &ii sic" 10y h> II"
a. . rvIr. in aiG!+ pledge o. ;c moral
M il rlu4 .c who may &c committed" h
The course instruction will "mrrac. all the brAnchc- Of good
t:r E!ura,in rrTac. NImr@i lEi"snpr the Theory and
cc surveying, Mathematics and the Latin, Grcch aHt
:'r.;ir'. iu.ua:
! loI, "Nrnn:" this Institution, u:lulr" R"ai ni"n
al Bed. "lIn" gd CiI'''S III
,!: Bed anil iir,:,u@ furnished L." charge VIII d" 50
Il Is horc. that III" enlightened "AIri."r" I" 10" fIcii ~"
.inrs al the .lr"a a! Ia" q" good Library,
nti. q" ;!ai liberal patronage
eniny"d ~ II Ger several ~. = pas. ~ . . .
cr. 10 pi,nrp i, Al Ehoso Car'Iinc county
I'll y ;, of rr and that To She GaIpaianE"ck
ROYAL will receive prompt at
,a a'',. ,''i " ~ Jr!i% ~. BERNARD,
Prrs4tnt u BOGrd ~ Trustees.
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Payable, onc-half at the time Of entering the pupil,
the other half OH the ls Of June following. Application
may be made 10 WIN. Nelson, nj Oakland. or Tie sub
So, ihcr IN Richmond THOMAS NELSON.
Dee III 7I-:'t-2aw w--w2w
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BYXTENSlNE SALE OF NEGROES--.h Gig
Point, on tie 81 day Of March Rert,-In pursuance
the puport OF two deeds Of trust executed by Bcnja
min Cooke and of Record in Prince George County
i'.uu The Gco,;" w. SS'riuharG and William III.
}artllnI Trustees for the benefit Of the Bank of Flr-
rr. and tho other to Thomas 7. Cooke and Robert f.
lrss. Trustees for the benefit Of Thomas Cocke ana
vsrs, will be Sold without reserve, for cash. at City
l..a in Prince George county, on Thursday, the 9th
,1r . January next, from 80 to 40 negroes. men, wo'
;t. l";S and rirls-amnngS, whom, is rough Car
,,,;rr and snllc valuable house servants. The fore
ga sale viii take place b. consent OF ali the Pa'I'S IN
ir...l.J MARY COOKE,
.ldmimiSlrat'ir IF Benj. COcke: dec.
we!
- In Consequence Of the extreme severity Of The
w..,i!cr tie above sale is uuaroGa5y postponed until
I@nay, lie II dAy of March next, when the sale Will
p..,.,y,y ia:e place without reserve. ~
MARY COOKE,
3iminisirdtrir ef 3. COrkc, dec.
luol SU-wtGs
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Ertrn Gcncrdi .Ncne IF The Loaisn Rail road C"mrH%y
= r meeting of the President and Directors OF the
e Louisa Railroad Company, at LOUISA Courthouse
on the ,!l. day Of January 1897
Er%Oirrd That general meeting "i the Stockholders
Of tie said Company be held at Louisa Court house: on
lc second Monday in February nrA I" TAX" i"n con-
siGrralion matters important Ia tho in rests ni the Coi
pany in relation to application To the Legislature,
r. anboriz. The Board OF Public Works 10 subscribe to
II,r ,oirrl capital stock of the Company.
\ full meeting Of the Stockholders in person or by
proxy duly constituted for that purpose, is particularly
desired Ey order Of the Board,
NATHANIEL THOMPSON; Cit,k.
Farm Of PrOry
We :he undcrsigned Stockholders in the Lnnsa Rail-
Road Company, do hereby constitute and appoint -
our IrtIc and awful attorney and proxy 10 represent lis i'll
i ncucral clngs OF the said company when wcarc not
r sent in person by other proxy hereafter con.
ti,uted for that purpose and such TO vote upon all
cu"s,iOns before such meetings IN our names IN the
same manner as wc ourselves could do in our own pro-
per pcrsnS: hereby binding ourselves and our heirs TO
r,;cy and confirm the Of SAID attorney a"d
rroty ia relation the premises. In testimony where
II. 49,. L.vn hereto Sc, our hands and seals the day
OF lc3I. ShAh'l
SEAL.
SEAL
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HNhSlilABLE PROPERTY IN MAKhET-l am
> anxins to sill nv land the Rappalann" x III
-. the counfv Of Lancaster, one mile below Deep
irk lIir tract contains 80 acres, OF which there
.gou 30 itl Of open land III two t!rIdS-
yTo!Uc5g 800 10 .tD aud The other 2lO to 30G bar
-; c.!s. and wc,i a!a pied to the growth OF oats and
49, aH! par; Of il wheat. The buildings Oh the land
al, iigr frame dwc!linghouse, kitchen, DAT
..u,sc stable! corll.hous"s cagragr Use: barn,
ov,r>cr1s hou.c. cars nc all new and PIT Up by my
s IL *" years past. It is vel! tinibrrcd in pine,
'a;.! r7 plank and c"ld wood) oak and chrsnul-and
crsnm .lmg in HE wood business. would moi have
IN, o: t!.. w,od to uaui more than half mr.
There are several considerations which render this
!oicrI. va.u.hc rs well desirable, to wit: The inc
wood "a IL ii which s2y be spaced enough to bring The
' greater part Of Tie price ask lor #; It's lealthI-
h><. cnrvcnj"nce, aud beauty Of situation, &c. The
"ar! here abnuads in oysters inferior to none q know
q al tn tap;alan..ocE. and in their fish III all
r".r variety. Church, mill courthouse, post-otce,
an! Steamboat lah!ng all convenient and easy Of
asa $ iim ,S place Letters addressed 10 al Nutls
VILE. Lancaster CO.. lancaster &. H.. for ntornia
t" Ne, relative to this property, will receive due al
Nl!on DAM. p. MITCHELL,
.Ntar .lncSriIc, Lancaster coaniy.
"4n!l S0-wIt'
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RICHMOND * FREDERICKSBURG RAIL ROAD.
Rpnd ncahy COmpctcd-Hjntcr .7rransrmentS
YETiIE Rail road is IN use From R:chinnd To
within one mile Of Fredericksburg The follow
img will lie the arrangement during the Winter:
AT Washimuinn, when the navigation OF Tie Potomac
il n. passengers will rest nigh; board Tic steam.
b,J which sill leave al early hour IN The morning.
WHEN The NAVIGATION Of the Potomac is Closed: STAGES
will r!erart from Washington. As plactcah'e
after tie arrival Of the mail and passengers at Fredrr'
lc!: sauir the will leave tie termination nj Tic rat
r..ad and arrive in Richmond tie same evening his
Eriue the Main Southern Mail Line, is regularly con-
rrgrd by %:#gra Petersburg. where passengers can
proceed, nn the rail way 10 B!%kr!y and thence continue
in stages 10 the South, by way u! Raleigh, Fay"ie-
VILE, Nc.
From Richmond the with the mail and pasSen-
GERS going North. will continue 10 depart at III The
ur!.i llu ii shall be aSccrtalned that the paSsrn-
errs can leave al later hour, while the navigation Is
mnrn and reach Washington III time iur The afternoon
ram u! CARS 20 Baltimore.
l;,si, the REGULAR mail line, there viii b" IN add
ton ri- weekly line between Richmond and fTr"r.
cks!u.g leaving Richmond Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at y A. NJ. and reaching Fredericksburg I"
in"er and leaving fredericksburg Monday, Wed
rn.,jav and +, iar 50 the arrive with lae
n.a ron: tch;nnnd which vii! he about quarter be-
f,T, q T. ". VIII. "icw Of making this tFI-we=Eiy
line pleasant one, tie trade in woud ana other lcary
articles between Richmond and Chci:ahoniny Will be
>rr,yat,. from H. and this description OF trade VIII DC
accommodated By running for it at such hours as
may suit tn company aud not interfere with the ti"yri
(I!aGn fer transportation from Richmond [" fTcdri-
chShurg : / per PASSENGER. Ihe faii'ro"h Cnn'P"ny
and the Stage and Steam boat Company receive tIc
fare for .ac! other to and from Richmond and Washing
ION City, Fare from Richmond to Washington, when
the nav na:io Of the Potomac is practicable iu Sca!'-
,.ts jncuding the transportation by omnibus Ill " ASH
rr!nnl ~ per passenger Fare from Richmond TO
Washnnton wiun The vgaliDn By steamboats, on the
Potomac is impracticab!e, $40 per passenger r
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:. .uEEiSr,,.vX BOARDING SCIinul.-TlS Institution
: iurar ui an rImrnr. fourth OF mile below the
!,,Ur.i ri Nofri.io"u the Ridge Road tufnhc
H. i.iic- in,.u Pta,"! ihi'.
r"'l 'o:1.'"ilh. ono oi lIc Hio
.,riu,.> ..r views "u the Srtuyik!i.
Scr.iua "crn acres OF pleasantly aha
pupil "; be- at!uH -! o I'" Ia" premises, without per-
ium pnrjgn III" pupils will be- permitted +" nak"
l Nh! either Tia" princ'a! "r"Hr Il" III" teachers
Tic ririr Will ""r"'"! ";s"n"m I" IL" an'
literary al i'c !Gcct n"rr In, care
.it spared render H. Institution worthy Of til" cont!
nlt patronage al the run;Wnn'!.
Instruction viii he u! gwen IA oil The common E"%Ish
G,.raly with i'r Us" u; "i"": he i'"ec'r' I"
Macs the Narii"- and tic Latin. trck. French ana German
and also il M;aciA!".Y Eoany Natural Philosophy ana
Chemistry.
raj Philosophy Chemistry viii BE- :ivrn, which will be illustrated
appropriate "xpcrnan for whrh purpose the school! provided
",t|rn III. Mucru Tlagnas,S will be given iy Nous. J. NJ.
e. Mrra hG will also daring The nor season. course 81
lectures Botany. Mr. NJ gradual" from The tnl"cy "i
crnr wi'z.> sn:" lisa member 0i Fr!rnhsr@
Iln"v and iua his pracc|i kn"wl"-r OF teaching IS "'"rn
rIai'd:i tohr useful i" "A ''e .! "r','"''""'
r,rl.:inr hoAri. washing. n."r.!,ur fuel! lights
,uI nitinn in the In.i-h '.raac'< $50 per arn,m
For the above with the Languages ana A'ahe-
ra,micn. quarterly, IN a,:yan'r
a.: will lr mad" excepting Tor c!a.S BOOKS ana >a
,n,nry which will probably. '"' from dollars aun;:n
y"t;is,own !,N Wsi. N. HouGiI, Principal.
REFERENCES.
lnnyra rev. Ro; Affair." Jas NJ Paving, El DanI. H. Mu'v"
", ESQ.
Lr:hric",, FG--br. :'"wt.
Sam ,ri.,rg. Pa.-- M DAM 'iLic"hY.
vrc Dr Pp-IIon. sa u. a-,n'n, Rich y. Carson, ~ D.
irbmnm"a F-Nat. b. ;olrau, Esq, Geo H. Paving, Esd
o,n u. iIiiI NJ d.
lr! ,iis-C. Cmyirr. D. ~, AI"x Henry, ESQ.,, ambrose
'rnnr d. d., J"ho X Mitchell, NJ. D.. and VIM Gibson MI
Jaiy d. 2'-"I-"l
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GLOVER SEED. w
seOaA HpUSnEI.S of GLOVER shh" 40
eSssU s g sale by .nrp 70
WIN At'''' 7S-2aw}w
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YaOYDTON FEMALE SEMlNARY.-The winter
s p session Of the Institution will commence on the
.gtnh Of January, and close the goth of June" This
sc!.nc! is situated in healthy ncigh1orh"od, within
mile Of Randolph Macon College,
Eyprusc for term IF ten months. ,o
Raced ,odr;n,t and washing extra $500 Oh
Tuition ;;,r beginners, in English branches ~ ",
:: for the higher branches ~ ~ WV Wv
{; IN thu languages )" y" wa
Music aud the Of Pianos .,n w w
DRAWN. and painting Wv
Youur Indies will be received I'll any period OF the Sfs
s;n and charged according TO the above rates from Tie
lime they enter No drduction however. Tor asrhre; eS
cen; IN c,s, of sickness sufficient number e" rac'rFS
Is ruuI,reL IN rive thorough instruction III the branches
Of education proposed he taught All effort al DIS
ay * discoun,e nanccd and the necessity OF solid ac-
rn.r,inrnts enforced on the minds OF pupils .
! H., IN G3-if
~: I r,cur En!ci@h Stanard Ill in
@ r. I,yr ycrLiy iii the February, ""i l"r"a'd their ac-
n.nr. Tor c:i!etlLnn. ------
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\ SITUATION WANTED.
3 GENTLEMAN qualified to teach Languages aud
: Nusic. and I" take care Of business IN store, i'1
inry. foundry. &c wants apIace.-Appy at this Office
vi IN 15-:f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-21

The news from AiIica as ia. as the French invading
fore, is conccrned is ola very disastrous nature Seven
thousand men, some short time left Alglers in order
tn take possession Of Constantine, the pTncpa! city q"
Zaab, district which belongs to Algers ana "here ,n.
,, carry on large trade in oil and irus-tle latter
ppo "s Ha Chiefly Of dates Constantine is ABOUT two
nndred miles east by south Of AIsers; and Marshal
CiauseI, 1T the head Of the expedition, Imagined ,na' nc
%ouo snrrd him On The march that the inhabitants would
,"c S bm WIKI Joy and open woad APPEAR
lha, he had very different reception On hl'
march he had 10 ford t%o or three rivers Az"