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wagon boxes from l Ia to 4 "a inches.
Cart do. S to 7 inches.
Wood Sorrows, 10000 gross, iron and brass, from
q inch. No. 3 10 3:9 inch, No, "a of a superior
quality and finish. aud less than James imported
prices.
Sad Irons assorted, in casks Of about 500 lbs for
retailing.
Tailor's and hattors Ironp. assorted.
Sash weights, 100 tons, assorted from A. to
2Olbs.
Bells for Plantations, steamboats,, churches, &c.
made to order,
Also steamboats, and other machinery made TO
srder.
The above assortment of goods is particularly
recommended to the attention Of Southern and
Western merchants and offered for sale at low
prices, and upon tho most liberal terms i. il 10.
iievnd to be the largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by any ono establishment in tho
United States.
Merchants, BY forwarding a request bs mail, can
have prin'ed circular, with description Of goods,
prices aud terms. from which no deviation is ever
snado, furnished Ivy return Of mail.
All orders will receive immediate attention.
New York, 1893. ,c3
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Emerson's Razor Strops-Ihrec cases of III.
genuine article. just received by
oct 3. REESE & D'LANG, I8 Camp a,
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Il NhOUR-3oh andng if' steamer IndepenI
eEct, 'e J DORSEY,
nv" II New Iep,e
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SPERM Oil.-ljOO gallons pure winter 4
~ Sperm Oil, in casks and bbIs for sale nv
JARVIS l. ANDREWS
Wholesale Drugg sts corner q nnmon and Tcho,
nus ntIetS. mr. Is
WHirE Lead bbls, l5O0 lbs each;
w Az kegs, 100
20O do 25
English dos IA bills 400
100 Paint Brushes, various sizes:
Case Vermillion;
s bbls Copal Varnish;
I" Japan +"
Coach
20 packs Gold Leaf;
so do Silver do;
100 do Dutch Metal.
WINDOW GLASS, American Err clish and F,e,ch
1000 boxes, various ICES and qialiiics
sold low.
Also, general assortment of artists colours md
tools, Tor sale Wy A W SCALES,
No Is Canal street..
i. Alabama notes taken at p r, and Mississippi
notes will be received at 10 per discount for goods
or iii payment of debts. i. | Iw
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Missouri kop'-5o1 coils Misspnn hs..t rope
m nd" all Of hemr, in Store, and Tor sale bv
n3 RoGERT 4 HAWTHORN, So Grayist 9,
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SIcialS eSttlct will,
out permanent benefit. In this case five bottle
Indians panacea made perfect cure.
MAtGAREr A WEST, 1871 Market
, For sale by HENRY BONNABEL, druggist, acer
Tor the proprletors, Ichoupitoulas street is
NEW ORLEANS 4 NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
V\HE stockholders Of this company are hereby no.
Il titled that by resolution of the board of dircr
ten Passsd on the 18Th inst tho call made them on
slare was rescnded, and the said stockholders arc
further notified that "
WhLREAs, by n resolution of this board passed on
e ls' INST call has been nadc on tile stockholders
OF The New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
lor ,e payments on the the stock hell, resp:c.
hVey by thsn, viz-t~o dollars per SHARE PAYABLE ON
the 'fSt day OF September next; two dollars per share
phyaoe on the 1rst day of December next; and two
dollars per share payable the filst day of March
uext Now therefore be it resolved that tho secretary
OF this company shall notify tina share holders therein,
through the public prints OF the city, that in conformity
with the sixth section of the charter they are pernittad
TO postpone any payment called in the stock If said
company for the of sixty days, from and after the
d;y on which Is made payable with the express
d'.inn however, that if not regularly paid within the
sad Proonguti9n OF sixty days, from and after tn: day
on winch should have Leem paid, thar then the stock
on Which, said payments should have been made, is and
reihans osteed to the company, the charter that
point being imperative. In conformity therefore, to said
call all stick of the stockholders in said company as
,n ' a r"Psr to r.! off te payments on eir stock to
INC eii OF the additional sixty days, which tho charter
allows th:n are notified that the payment of two dol
lars per SHARE called for, and due IN the first of Sep
d next may be postponed under the sixth section
OF SAID Charter until the ls day of October next that
the payment o: two ,l.ars per share called for, and
due on the first day Of December next, may be most
poned until the Both day Of January next; and the nav
nent of two dollars per share called for and due on HE
,rstd day OF March next may be postponed until tbs s0h
lay of April next.
Extracts Of tins minutes of the board.
june 81 McNAIR, Sec'ry. II
HATS, in cases-25 ,Iozen white Woo
w Hats, for sale JOHN II GRAHAM.
apl6 -
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Corner Of Canal and Bourbon street,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-26
HOUt'S Bank of Prizes,
RICHMOND, Va

I'm the last month D. M Hoyt has sent TO several OF
his Correspondents in the country large prizes; n
the course of the month he hopes 10 sell larger ones
and more Of them Below are some very splendid
schemes Orders for tickets in them are requested TO De
forwarded without delay to u. NJ. HOll,
Richmond, Ia.
SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER.
Vipina Petersburg Lottery No. !, TO be drawn De-
cember 9Th, 1889:
Cspi,as-s3O,ooo, 10000, 1000, 5000, 2,5oO-5O
prizes of 81 GOO
Tickets only SlO-Cerli6caes OF Packages of GO
Whole Tickets Sl30-Shares in proportion
Alexandra Lottery, CIas, 6, 10 be drawn 2lst De-
ceniber 1899
Capi,as-s4o 900, l5,ooo 10000 1000, a,ooO-lo of
81 900, &c.
Tickets SlO-Certi6cates of Packages Of Is Whole
Tickets Sl20-Shares in proportion.
Nov % 57-E
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JAMES RIVER SCRIP AT PAR

THNHE Undersigned tor the purpose OF relieving hiHi'
r self from pecuniary embarrassment, will sell TIE
whole or any part of the following described property
lying in and near the City Of Richmond, at the prices
attached and will take in payment James River Scripa!
par-Ist Fifty feet of ground the south side oil
II street. opposite TO Royal Parrishs, and on when
brick house, conls.Dng six rooms, IS now IN Inc course
of constructions and will be ready for tenant by The Isl
of January next. Price 81 500 2dly House ana
Lot opposite 10 Trinity Church, no" occupied by "
Sanxay This property will he rendered much more Eau'
able than at present by the erection OF the Exchange
Hotel hich IS now being built nearly opposite: II would
rent now readily for $3.50 per snnum. Price S3OO -
3dy 50 feet ground neary in the rear OF the above
fronting on Aspen Alley and adoins the property re-
Gently occupied by Mrs POnkey, Oormeriy BenJam"
James Harrss This property IS also Increased ~ va
Inc by the erection OF said Hotel, and The operations
Mrs Mayo, Immediately opposite. paid tor TINS pro-
ner,y three years ago So74 will now sell itor slow
a nd 4thIy An Island in James River, . miles ABOVE
Richmond containing hundred and five acrts o.
land This properryis valuable Tor cultivation, but 'noc"
more so for lis extensive wafer power, which can o. a'
available 10 any extent very small expense ah' w
s never falling bed of the best building sand. hr sao
hank alone has Welded me annual rent OF $50 az"
when the Lock- which is in the course OF co"'n"I
lion to lock down from the canal 10 the nver. is hh,"
have 10 doubt but from four to five hundred Coz ~
ner annum will be received TOR the same. Apply 10 w.
Mayo Esq MIR Samuel T. Pullium, or TO ,.
RICHARD REIno'
S.-hs 10 the value Of the Island, would frir' "
Messrs. Fleming James, R. y. Workman, and "i".'.
e Allen. The city property, o. cour:e, ""l r
itself -,
Nov q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-26

TBENEZER ACADEMY The Trustees Of this
h institution take great pleasure in announcing to lis
patrons and the public generally, that they have
ged Mr.. c. Hogan 10 superintend it for the ensuing
year.
MIR H is qradu,e of Trinity College, Dublin and
has had considerable experience 10 Classical and general
tuition both IN England and in this country. He comes
us highly recommended by the heads of some of the
first Literary Institutions in the neighbour ood of Lon
don, las perfectly qualified by his experience and &C
quiremens 10 teach The whole range of the Greek and
Latin Classics and "as to The ZEAL assduity and talent
he displayed in his profession united with grea,
mand Of temper, and happy method Of communicating
instruction, and as TO his good moral character.
He is also well recommended by the President of The
collegiate department of the University of Maryland
Every well qualified for the superin,endence and
napement of high school" II appears also from his
testimonials that he has been fortunate to give &c
neral satisfaction 10 the parents Of the pupils enrusled
his care The at,ainments Of Mr. Hogan q classical
scholar and his successful experience in general tuition,
are such warrant in recommending this insl,u
ton to the confidence und support of the public.
The exercises OF this school will commence on the
10th Of January nexi-and those disposed to engage
pupils, are requested to make early application TO
Nov Il [ol-w6wl THE TRUSTEES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-26

MRON ORE.-The subscribers owning betaee three
n and four thousand of land lying on Turkey
Creek in the county of Monroe, and within SIX miles of
Union disposed lease sell portion oft, contain.
ing an inc xhaustibe quantity of iron ore, which has
been thoroughly tested nd ascerianed TO be Of The best
quality There is an abundance Of timber upon the land
and bold stream running Immediately by The ore
Those disposed purchase or lease are invited 10
anime the premises which will De shown by Messrs
Morgan, Mahon, and Bonger, living near there. The
subscribers address is Goochland Court House.
B. B. DUKE.
October [42-l0t&wtfl P. GUERRANT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-26
TUE CHIMES OF ENGLAND.

TUE Chi VIZ =. Wa,h,,I.nd-
The ch'ncs, th' S"'" II
OF Gnsitnd gre@n a", -, ,ox,y
ma, on. ''"" az. have topd;
= p.,,.,s 11,p.t their music be
no" 49, ,i,o /, How d ,ay,
A. c,lt.,I, ,yi,k -.tupls voice
~ a,,,, nm 70 pray,
,.o,,,,d tales
hose chnn ti'' ~, w. -,
sweet 'a'', % '' ga" ,.,"o,es
ar. 80 80, mi =, orime;
.,r,,,inI nd =, burial,
~ r 80 and klos
Thos. ch;m.,-tho,c glorious Christian chimes,
IL hIa.,.J,y ,b.y Ing
NV N.,Lo,o,d
Those chimes, 'hos" chimes Oh h'''''"'''
Jr"n ' hfi>'has MORN, ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-26

NTOrlCE-Wa committed 10 The Jail of the county
" Of Caroline, runaway, on the llth day OF Sep
TENDER last, bright Muial,o Woman, who calls herself
"LrcIspA CoLlISs; about the usual size, supposed To
be between so and 60 years odhad on when committed
blue specked dress and cap. The owner is requested
to come forward prove property and take her away or
she will be dealt with according 10 Law
GEO. l. GROVES, JatOr.
Nov ) 52-2m
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Ninety NEGROES TOR sale.
hN the 9th day of this month shall offer tor sale,
q y at AmphiIl, near Gainesville, Cumberland, all
the SLAVES belonging to the estate Of Randolph harm.
son. late of Cumberland. together with the stocks OF
Horses Oxen Cattle Of all descriptions, about 900 b6Is
Corn the crops of Fodder. Oats, Hay. &c, and The
plantation Utensils and Household Furniture The
Slaves will be sold for cash-and The Stock, Crops &c,
on usual credits hazard nothing in saying, that
more valuable parcel of Negroes cannot be found IN the
State. H. HAhhiSoN'
Executor of Randolph Harrison, deceased
Nov sz32-id
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MARSHALL HOUSE, RIcHaos

WNhSIHLL IIVOoE' NICH"UNU :
Ta1HIS House is the Eastern corner OF BANK
square tvs doors below the Bans OF Virginia, and
Immediately opposite the Exchange Bank. The atten
ton of the proprietor will in iutu- be turned primer
pally 10 the accommodation OF TRANSIENT company and
members of the Legislature, having declined taking Ia
miles as yeariy boardeIs Members who desire TO bring
their families with them, can be accommodated with
chambers inferior 10 none N the City Early aPp!ca'
tons desirable
Oct a 43-uD
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james Rircr Farm for sale.

J0MtS KltcT F.7H-N JOT safe.
EFF not previously Sold shall offer GLESTivAR al
3 auction on Wednesday the 9th instant, The pre-
misses This is one Of The most desirable residences on
the river situated in popuous and agreeable ne2hbor'
hood a region healthy as any part OF the State -
GLESTyAR contains about zoo acres Of land, WIN plenty
of wood-aboul 400 good high land, and 10 acres
low grounds n fine quality, equal 10 most on the fivef
TERMS One third cash. and the remainder IN one ana
two years. the purchaser giving deed of trust on The land
10 secure the two last payments
r HARRISON,
Executor Of Randolph Harrison, deceased.
Nov Old
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-26

HhR WILLIAM EVANS . CA"o"ion
ES APERiENT PlLLS-foT Consumption Coughs
and Coids nervous diseases liver c"hlpa', " III
l;nrsrsrnsrs piles ulcers female "eaknese' a"u "
ri low spirits paipta'loh o, Tue
b.,, nervous ,rr.ahry. nervous "aknrss hu"' ao"s'
,naI ,sakuess lndiue ston, loss oil appethe, heaf'-
hmm general de iliy, bodily weakness, chiotos'S VI
r,.en scknpss hntulency hyser'cai ia'n,ihgs'
Fro headaches hircup, sickness nightmare fneu-
ma,ism asthma tic dolourrx, cramp sPasmou'o a"ee
,,s and th,.r who victims 10 That most thctucia
,rg disorder Cont will find relief from tief suhei"ss
bv y course of Dr. Evans medicine
Certificate.
,o, fror, The Hon Abraham Clean, Sullivan
- (,ountv Ess, Tennessee. Member Of Congress
WASHINGTON. July Sd, 1888
G.; Sirce have been IN This CITY, have used some
IS ,r Dvv,.nc medicine with Infinite beneht and 81.
,;f,c,on and believe il be most valuable remedy
One If nv constituents DR.. A. Garden, o' CanPpeli
comfy Tennessee wroe ne 10 send him some winch
did and he has employed very successfully IN ms prac
tice and says invaluable Mr. Johnson your ogen
=, Ihis nnce thinks ynu would probably like an agent
~ 1.n,.ssee So would recommend DR. "A. Garden
no ,roprr persou oicaic tor the sale Oh your ceIe
brned medicine Should you commission him, he is
,,;I,, Ia act for YOU You send the medicine by
ua,er IN the crre Of Robert King & Sons Knoxville
coun,v Tennessee or by land TO Graham u Houston
Ta7eSplI East Tennessee have 10 doubt but II you
had agpnts IN several counties IN East Tennessee great
denl Of your medicine would be sold lam going to take
some of horne with for my use and thai OF my
friends md should like TO hear from you whether you
unnId like nm aren't a, Bouulve Sullivan county, Eas,
Tenn can ret some Of the merchants TO act for you
as | live there.
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN of Tennessee.
JosEpH Gill, hten'noHu'
A DuyAL, RtcAH0Rd.
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Hanover, Nov 3
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWBA COMPANY.

JAMES RIVER AND KANAW}A COMPANY.
hTa Meeting of the President and Directors or Inc
"a James River and kanawha Company in Richmond,
ON Friday, the 9Th November, 1899:
Rcsolrfd, That unless the President and Directors
should in the mean time be enabled 10 tender o'hef
of payment they will be ready on 'e mrs. Guy %
January XII and Of each succeeding NTH thereafter
to exchange a, pnr for The Company deren, issues OF
Post Notes as they successfully fall due six PER cent
bonds issued by the Company and guaranteed oy me
slate in conformity 10 the provisions of the Act OF the
LEGISLATURE passed the 23d March last; il being under
stood that no bond will be issued for less than One
Hundred Dollars for any sum no, amounting to even
hundreds. -,
Rtsoiced That the Secretary cause the foregoing re
solution 10 be published in The Richmond Wing, the
Richmond Enquirer, the Lynchburg Virgnan' and the
Kanawba Banner.
Extract from the records -
Nov 80 5-2awtlJ
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IT, aud brought boats on the canal ana river gave suem
,,,Iies .s To oyerwhem the real resident hepuoicah
,;,,,,v in the Third District well as III several IA
1 - an ofi, To enah'n the Federal party IL avail
ese impor,ans along the canas, rail read aud
RIVER into the cs where the opposition Ind thr elcc.'h
officers the Wing Attorney Genera gave an opinion mat
man might claim residence there although hs had
home and family elsewhere! This was precisely the
Thaddeus Stephens receipt for making Ing voters =
There were nearly two thousand voters manufactured III
this way in the four cities namrd aud to these votes az
we shall show from The polls. the Wings are sscssei;
indebted Tor their majority the senate and House aud
no, 10 The veamanry Of the interior Take away the cy
bpao,,en vote aul Of the Wing purse, und The nzJot;es
in both branches would be reversed.-Gi0bc.
SUR os SMALL NoTE IssUERs The Baltimore Sun
of FRIDAY states that SUIT brought the day before
,oa,ns, the Treasurer OF the eslprn Mechanics Sa-
wings institution for issuing small notes undsr five dol"
lars In consequence, says The Sun, "of the non.ep
paarance of the parties, non pros was entered, where
upon Parkin Scntt, Attorney for the State sued out
wr of appeal and the will be fully argued 10 day
in the County Court We understand to be the lnten
ton of Mr. Scott if the Judgment of the Court susialns
the State I'm the prosecution. 10 enter suits, iorihwh
AGAINST every bank banking institution and person mus
violating statute Of this Stale, in such case made and
p-nyd.d
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Office, Isictm.o,ad, va.
10 Dramn .Numbrrs.
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED BY THE
State of MARYLAND

state OF Maryland
To.rn Hall and other buildings in the Ctu of Baltimore
Class No. 3, for 1899
To be positively drawn in The city of Baltimore, on
Wednesday, 9Th Of toremter, 1899
Under The Superintendent OF Commissioners
The holder IF the capital ,cU reeeire $50 200 nett
BRILLIAST SCHEME -S35 295. l0,5l5. 5000 1000,
5000, 9 500, 1850, 1000; so of 900 DC &c. &c.
IS No. Lol,ery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only $40, Halves 5. Quarters so
Certificates OF Packages of 25 hole Tickets $3.50 90
Do do q Half do Is 90
Do do q Quarter do 80 so
Ut Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates of
Packages in the above magnificent Schemes will receive
the most prompt attention. and official account of each
drawing sent Immediately after it is over 10 al who or
der from Address
D. S. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
RICHMOND, Va.
OCT - 49-d
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ADMINISTRATIONS S.7LE or CROPS, STOCK, sc
ON THE FALLS PLANTATION

DEMONSTRATORS SALE or CROPS, SIOCh, &c,
ON THE FALLS PLANTATION
NETlLL be sold on WEDNESDAY, ith December,
w at II o'clock, on the Farm of Sam'l Cosby, dec,
all of his Crop, Stock, &c, consisting in part OF OOo
bbIs Corn, 900 lbs sheaf Oats, % 900 lbs blade
Fodder $4,000 lbs Herds Grass Hay, large quantity
Of wheat and Dat Straw, II Horses. - Mules 40 head
Cattle, II do. Sheep, . stacks Top Fodder 236 hhds
Oyster Shells, Buggy, and Sc head of Hogs, and all
The plantation utensils
TERMS Under SlO0 Cash-over 500, ! months Gre
dit will be given on approved negotiable paper.
DAVID NJ BRANCH,
administrator Of Samuel Cosby, deed.
II Sale conducted by
TEMpLEaAs e. DlcKEsos, .fucts.
Nov 10 5U-tds
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Bv the Gorernor of The Commonwealth Of Irg!H,a
a PROCLAMATION

A PROCLAMATION.
TENHE Executive having been informed tina, vacancy
hath occurred in the House Of Delegates OF the
Slate by the death OF George 7 +. Lorimer Esq the
Delegate elect of the county of Essex, the Sheriff Of
that county is hereby authorized and required TO hold an
election on the twenty eighth Gay Of the present month
(Novembcr) for Delegate for the said County Of Es.
sex 10 fill the vacancy aforesaid
Given under my hand Governor and under
GSEAL the lesser seal Of the Commonwealth al Rich
mond, this 9Th day OF November. 1899
DAVID CAMPBELL.
Nov 10 std
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Ps,E'1'ks \ .
usrcn rEi REMAINS uSsusG'

- 49, ron III. hurchsnan, one OF the most beauty, -.
h' wy INC. which, Ieen inspired on h's sae =. "
a." IL !. weu Jefttand, from IN pen .. s. " 80
~. ,,he Rev DR.. Cox, of Brooksn.I -7'od"y'"sA'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-26

EN- CHANCERY-viRcrs..-ht rules holden the Clerk.
Office Of the Circuit Superior Cont Of Law Chance for
the couny of buckingham the 9TH day OF October lc39
Reuben b. Pattcson Plaintiff
Robert Irving Peter Walker. William Robertson Franci. e.
Drsnc Frhnci, b. Deane the President, Director. Co.
Of the OF tho United States, David Paeson War
wick, Henry :. Lanshornc Walter Fonaire James Powell
Abraham Warwick, John 81 Warwick David ili:.nbotham
James Boh-r Boyd Miller, surviving Of William Brow
Co., and tho admnisifatiIa OF III omas II. Bradley,
deceased, Defendants.
The Defendants Peter Walker Boyd Miller surviving partner
OF VIM. Brown Co., and - the administrative Of
Thomas II Bradley d. having made their appearance and
security accoln. Act the Assembly mud Rurs this
Court and appearing satisfactory evidence that they
nhntaG Of this country ordered that The SAID absent
PENDANTS do here the day o. the APr
and answer the bill oil the Plaintiff and that OF this order
be 'Tihwih inserted printed the City
Richmond for two mouths sGcccsscy and posted al the
door of the Court house OF hi. county.
Copy-Testc, RoLFE ELDRlDGE, c. {. S. c.
Oct 4s-wsw
IN At Rules held Clerks Office
Superior and CbaGc, ~ for Gou.
county Monday, the 9Th day Of August, 1899
Kemp Did, who Tor himself and all other creditors of
VIM. Scar-, decd who may think proper
upon the usual their proportion thereof
Compt.
Cary aud others, Defendants.
The defendant, Cary Sears having appear.
and security according 10 the &c: OF Assembly
rules Court; appearing ta,
he inhrbian OF this Cemmonwcah-on the
Complainant by T. 4. Amory his attorney ordered
ddeieHilu GoHppca the the
the compliments bill, and copy of order be
Richmond for months succeyey posted front door
of the Court house of this county.
\ COpy-Teste,
JOHN K. CARY, c. C.
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UNION LEVEL FEMALE SEMINARY,

In .hecklen6urg county, "a
YHyH E subscriber having employed Miss Judson Tor
a the ensuing year. will continue school IN his Ia
ily The situation Of tbs school, experience has atn-
ply proved be entirely healthy-lt is very retired and
Tree from temptations TO pleasure and eXlravagancc u
u.s. at The same lime easy oil access situated about IL
miles East Of Boydlon, and in few hundred yards OF
the Stage road running from Beheld, Va, to Milton,
NC.
The duties OF this institution will be resumed on The
Doth day Of January next The Scholastic year consists
of Ten monhs-Pups may enter at any time, but must
continue 10 the end of The year no deduction OIL ac-
count of absence except IN cases OF sickness
Miss Judson is highly qualified 10 teach and give IN
sruc,ion in all branches usually taught in Female
Schools. Every attention will be given 10 The morals
OF young ladies' entrusted TO her care.
Terms for The Scholastic Year;
Board, washing, &c, sou w
Tuition in English branches, - ~
Music, with use Of piano. 80 w
French, ~ w
Painting, ~ w
Ten or twelve young ladies will be received If early
application made. Address the subscriber, Union
Level, Va. ALIEN. DORlCf
Soy - 57-iw
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roHN R COOKE has commenced the Prse'ics OF d
u Law in Richmond He will attend Tue ooIi' VI
n,e,s and The other Superior Corfts (Snte ana rtoe
pLiJ in this civ He will also attend the western
t.nnrl Of Appeals Lewsbug regularly, from Tue oe
ginning to The end OF each term 5a-u
Richmond, Nov ., 1852. 90
AN OVERsEER WANTED, at The Lower byiu
"A Plantation, in Goochland county. marr'eo hiau
NJ about middle age would be preferred he mus' oihg
go.a 5l-2awlf