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DNISISTRATOR'S SALE-Nill he sold at public auction
a Thursday Goth of December next, at Louisa Couil
house likely negroes a young belonging TO the Estate OF
he Boxey deceased consisting OF one man, VINO mas orrh
Carpenters FOR the last two years. one woman the
If girls. credit Of twelve months VIII be
gwen purchasers giving bond with approved security
JOHN GRAVES, Administrator Of Albert Boxey, decd
y II All persons having Claims against the above Estate
requested present subscriber properly authcnt
order that they be settled Also all PERSONS
dehied the Estate requested make immediate payment
indulgence cannot he given.
joins GRAVES Admir- Of A. Boxiey decd.
Greer Noy. u.
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County, 10 tcit:
l. a Justice of the Peace for said County, do
hereby certify. that
who ha executed The above Power Of Attorney personally
appeared before and made oath that the Stock wbirh
vote proposed To BE- given, is bona hdcs
and that the il not held by means Of any
transfer ccnved designed rvade the OF the
Establishing regulations for the incorporation OF Banks
passed the 22d March, 1857
Given under my hand this day Of lSf
Ills own propcriy-or the property of his ward
of his the cstator
is bona de held by him in virtue of duly record
ed will deed in trust for other PERSONS naming
the persons aud deed.
Nov 57-2aw'd
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ITO TEiCHERS-Taere Is wanted male and female
Teacher for Iovngsan Male and Female Academy The
School viii be under the superintendent of The male i-acaef
aud he 10 the female with thu approva! oil the b"ifh :"
Trustees required that applicants should produce shsac-
tory evidence Of qualification 10 teach the various branches h
taught Acaienies-and iie female teacher vi" be re-
cured 10 he capable o hing usual branches Of female edu
cation French Music. Applications viii e forwarded
mail otherwise before the first Monday ~ January nrN
CIAS PERROW,
President Of Board Of Trustees
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no CAPfTALISTS-V tLUABLE SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOR SALEThe interest belonging tho Estate OF Josiah
rcrrnoy deceased the Ea,onlon Factory half
offered for sale Capitalists who wish make pro-
nhle should not fail 10 improve Ibis opportunity
paying tbirtythre per the present investment Il
miles West Of Eaioncn Putnam county, Geor
Lille failing stream, aording sufficient
power for any machinery Attached to it, good
dwelling house. all necessary buildings for the accommodation Of
hocrs Girls, and Saw Mil in successful, operation This
property offered for sale fleet DIVISION aud will b. sold all
together shares purchasers The will he lie
and any at Eacnton, Georgia.
VIII promptly attended To- and will pleasure in show
the property to any person who wish purchase
JOHN NJ. FLouRNOY, ! p.,,o
n. EASS, CAee"'osS'
prr Eff
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gSI.SON GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY The school hereto
"a Eson Green In Caroline by the late afs
Sarah Taaerro win be continued the ensuing year under e
charge Tod, commencing on Tie 18th oi January
and .mranc l of Drc following, allowing te
meath August vacation Tie present tfeccp,e a'isr
Louisa Webb give instruction IN al me hfaneh
% al an ENGLISH Education together with French and Music
IF "a rno..bs ,,syahle half in advance 500
Candles, towels, &C, -
French, IN
Music and use Of riano, "
n B. No deduction made, e>cep. In Of sickness
'10'' '"o' JOHN 3. TOD.
Sov II 81 -eawtf
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MARY F. SHEPARD.
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TRUS SALE OF LAND, NEGRoE &cIBy virtue r :.
Deed Of Trust the subscriber ny Eaton "
for The benefit Of generally and duly recorded IN r
Clerks Office Of Meckenhus county he wli on neSaay, III
i'm d,y of January next If fair, moi the heM ar aay on m
premises sell TO The highest bidder that highly valuable ael o.
land living on Butchers creek being the Land on whch Sad
Field at present resides containing about oo acres NE
nrovemen,s consists comfortable dwelling house, WIN a
necessary ont buildings together with and cs mil me
tract considered by good judges to be equal 20 any ~
the county adapted the growth OF tobacco ~nea ais
and corn All persons disposed purchase vi" please t1amne
the land previous day OF sale Mr. Field WIZ WIN pea
sure show the disposed to examine on
same day. place. will be sold between hu ana %
Negroes men, women boys and girls Also, all the hoasshoa
and kitchen Furniture and Plantation Utensils oil every Khd
re;her with said Fields entire crop every kind 3or 400
barrels of corn OATS fodder and hay Also his stock oil Horses
Cows Hogs and sheep The which VIII he liberal VIII
be made known the day Of sale The creditors Of SAID
are requested attend the SALE as their claims WIN De
any purchase they may make All persons
claims against will please make them known 10 tne
before Of sale that provision may pc o
their settlement the above property - oeeVeu 20 no
but selling as trustee WIN convey susn
only as is vested by virtue OF said deed Inc sas WI" W
positive and without reserve = ,,,prcur T,,e,..
i"e 'oo'e cav " ~ EATON G. FIELD.
p..,,.. ,o,h n. 1910 63-2awtds
~ u,h!r IN ronv above and charge this office.
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FARMERS BANK OF vIRGINIA.-Thc general meeting OF
the Stockholders Of the Farmers Bank nf Virginia will he
held Banking House, the City Of Richmond, Wed
ncsday, The lIi day of January, 1879
of Assembly March 25ih 1872 provides, Tat
Bank shall hereafter Y proxy for
Stakeholder in election Of ec'os or oiccrs Of
Bank shall any proxy be valid which shall have been
sixty days before the time of any election"
The Act provides That taei the next annual meetinR
President Director Of Slvnss' Bank, or general
Agent Of any manufacturing Mining Company shall be
Z" hereafter eligible Director of any Bank
November "a, 1872. J. q. BLAIR, Cashier
Form of a Posofr Of attorney TO Tote by PROXY.
Know all ~ these Presents, That Of
do hereby appoint ,ohe substitute ana
proxy for, and in name ard behalf, TO vote at any
election Of Director or Directors The farmers Bank OF Viz
enia and furthermore 10 be substitute or proxy to re-
present al all meetings of tho Stockholders Of The
Farmers Bank Of Virginia, and in maine and behalf,
respecting the enactng repeang or amending
demed aud
for the OF the laid Bank In witness
v hereof have hereunlo gel hand and seal,
dav az the yaaf
Sealed and delivered In the presence Of Is.ALl
NV u Still
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AW NUTcE-The subscriber asrcmored his ONCE 70 tht
IL basement story residence at the corner OF gin ana
streets Opposite the oics OF Mutual Assurance Society h
may he found his Office when not In attendance aGan 10
fomcd) on some Of the Courts Of tbs City. oa,,r
esa7 H-h fEoAAs uIAAS
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

THE session of this Institution viii commence the st
February last Of November. Course OF in
strncton and will be the heretofore Persons wish
particular nfomaton obtain 1t by communications
addressed Of subscribers and directed TO Concord
Academy, Carpline county, Va =. - ,..,
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UihCc-ln BUshtTs N0W.
Letter Dr. J. X. Mitchell, Professor Of the Jefferson
Medical College Philadelphia 10 Doctors Nelson and Watson oil
Richmond:
take mnch pleasure IN introducing to your &C.
nuanacr Dir. James A. Peasants, who has lately returned
from France 10 which country complete the know
ledge of Dentistry previously acquired by long study and practice
DR. Peasants he safely recommended As Dentist "f great
science, w- v-rsrd in the theory as well
practice of and stionay entitled 10 public
confidence. ain, gentlemen, yours, respectfully,
J. X. MITCHELL
The UNDERSIGNED at the request Of A. Pessnnis 81 D. of
:hs c Of Artificial Teeth male by ln Tor Il
lady high standing express their belief that they arc vfi!
prcnrn n his art t. they surpassed either
beauty resemblance nature, in supplying the want
uf The natural teeth
The Lady for they made and whom have seen
wearing them that highly pleased both with their
natural appearance and The with which they fl.
~ ~ NJ. BIIRTuN, NJ. n.
TIL. NELSON. NJ. d.
X. A. CARglNGTON VI. D.
". Z. BoIASNAN, 81. ID.
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Ta,,orsve, Hanover, Sept. o., ls42.

rt,iNSLEYvILIE FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOI-The IN
desurd intending her School under The charge
of her Tutor who has rendered such general sails
faction regards instruction in Literature also the moral
and her scholars; and the proprietrrss VIII
add that nothing shall be wanting tor The attainment
Of tue latter remsc Tie situation noted for It's health anu
The conveyance b Canal three times week from Richmond
renders very convenient for persons IN the lower couy-
Thr ihe mace is three miles Canal can always
have nv carriage readiness which shall also be for The use OF
rho-s qonr 10 Chmch which there Three contiguous
besides meetings held regularly by appointment at my house.
7fras-Fo scholastic of ~ months $780, 10 com
nence 18th January; month tJune) vacation
\ d. Direct, Fife, Post Office Goochland county, VI
~ " ' ELIZA p. ROYSTER.
~ m 67-Iaw3w
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. ELECT SCHOOI.rhe School heretofore conducted by ar
- James Bowie this place. will be opened on MONDAY, Tie
10Th Instant the superintendent oil Mr. H. l. Wheeera
gentleman educated Princeton College.
Mr. Wheeler highly recommended by persons oil the hst
standing as a gentleman, christian aud teacher.
The course instruction will embrace all the branches taught
in the first Academies including higher branches OF Malc
7trmsFo board lodging and washng $50, per session Of
five months. Tuil0n alone sl5. -
r,,,o,.r;,,. u,norer Semi, o. 1870 4l-tf
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A CARD-DENTIsTRY, the branch of Medical Science
N Dr. Peasants has iade his special object Of Practice
or Oiiec-in Bcshrr's Row.
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT
To the Stockholders Of The James R!rsr and Kana'oh
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LANES RIVER LASDs FOR sALE-The Lands James
River short distance Richmond well known The
nope,y OF the late John wickham, which recently offered
r onhe sale by the subscribers having been sud sill
for sale Persons wishing purchase learn the terms Of sale
. 'pf = ~ b. IS. LEIGH, at Richmond,
WIN. F. WICRHAM,
RsAJ TsyiorsyilIe, Hanover county:
gsyH B-a7rn
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~ Whlr to eopy as above and charge this office.

~ HE fubscber has taken the well known Washington noei
which, its ecntray .orete; with s eon pny Ra ".
Capitol CITY Hail. Richmond. Fredericksburg and foonaC ran
road and Petersburg Richmond Depos presents 10 DON
yelers and scournes this city most pleasant an9ae ~ %
city overlooking part of The city below the apo IN
Guiding Manchester with but lille to ohsuct Inc view oi 90
waters well Of country which hangs on. 60
tfy Falls, can be exhibiting most e,u
csque prospect The Bridge also be seen from Tue
Hotel, in all its macnhsence. - -. -. -,
Members Of The General Assembly will find this house very
convenient being within minutes walk OF the Capitol
the siyle in which house will he kept the pope,o
thinks necessary only, that he knows iui We'll as Tux
only way Ia secure patronage Is TO deserve IL.
The following the rates of charges:
81 o5 per day, Ss per week for single rooms.
81 per week, when moro occupy the same roon'
Sl5I per year for day boarders.
500 for board and lodging. - -,
lie appeals to friends and be:a, public Tor ,hat ppo
which unremitng uenon TO the comio OF MS Sae nc
hopes, will merit. ". IL ico M :.
9 os-im
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HUMANITY HALL ADEMY.-Th exercises OF this school
will he resumed Monday, the 10th January and WIN close
on the 10th November si3 making term OF zen ohshh
yaca ion The for Tuition Board Washing, Lodging &c
n h ao The eT PAYABLE on the 10Th November, but de-
lucun of 20 per will be made on all sums pad
10 that day. In this SEMINARY will be- taught every study
10 prepare young College ft them for the
ordinary Of e Those disposed 10 become inere
in ts referred Robert Hubbard, ESQ., member OF ire
eei4 aiur all Others, who, for period of more than
twenty wears have been, al nc, concerned IN Tins
school whether they parents, guardians or pupils
' ELIJAH &. HANES.
r.. 1'' ' PIG Ga-tl5J
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THE HALIFAX ACADEMY is one of the hest aud cheap
est schools of grade Virginia. alr w L. Harris Is
caeed Principal and Mr. j. w Lambeth Assistant for the
1919 They gentlemen o high characters and qualhca
having the hono of universiy being
zsalous devoted the business
q, ching and apply 10 Col VIM Bailey,
rrasnrer Halifax H. The session win commence ss
rVuIu'S G2-iot
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F. w. COLEMAN,
- rnW NAG Al

Decentralization W. Rives, Judge Jno Mason, Gen
James Pegrams Hon. r. 81 Hunter, Robert G. Stannrd, ESQ
Rev ~ tobbs, r. Johnson Joel Hoeinan ESQ,
COL Morerai Cooke. Portsmouth,; Mordecai Cooke, Esq jr
Norfolk Wm H. Tayoe' of Mount Airy, and Judge Glyy oil
Accumack.
Grntcmcn either have had, have sons or wards
''g n y, " '"' '''''''"' 6s-to0s
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tothe house on the subject othe tariff most Disgrace
iui affair Ills entirely in the manufacturing interests
and seeks to make the federal instrument
ofoppression To show this, may Put but fsw
sentences in juxta position as follows -
The hrst aud great object in the framing Of an act,
BY which duties to be laid imported articles, is the
of an adequate and fully sufficient revenue for
the support ofgovernment."
Thsis the preliminary remark. In relation to paper
making they remark as follows 8
The committee satisfied that under ad rriorem
duty OF 50 cent this business could not be sustained
The committee arrived at this sage conclusion which
is urged in regard every article after having before
them the following facts from official returns:-
Manufacture Of paper in the United States, in
ioto $500. $500. 20, los W.
Imports &c 4" duty 10 cts per ID 1910
They then propose specific duty Of iai cts per lb
This sample Of the lcity Of this redou btabe
mittee. The report is miserable failure
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BY THOMAS BELL
tBtsYe sNcs. - Inn and 10 FhitonsSrts6.l
MONDAY.


At lot O'Clock. al TIE sale rooms.
Extra Sale-Withou ReservsSofas chairs French bed
strads stock rnure table and bed nenTbe
following valuable tcles ytsO pair foot bencs and otto
maple chars Fren h and other bedseads rocking and
bsrs sntre seek Of superior hair mattresses best
quantity table and bed linen, quilts blankets counter
panet, &c.
AZ 10Y o'clock, at the OF Blocker and Ham moni
Elegant handsome three ply and
other carpets oil cloths sofs chairs e, card dining
and tables looking glasses mane ornaments china din
furniture bureaus, toilets high and other betesd, beds
mattresses, painted blinds variety Of kitchen utensils
WEDNESDAY
A. lol o'clock at the sales room.
Splendid and Extsne Sale Of Faniture-c of
beautiful second hand house keeping articles partly
Cabinet Furniture BY catalogue at the large Ann
street formerly the Episcopal Press the spenfd
ofcty made furniture offered for from the ce,bt
manufactures OF Alexander n Young A (ioodale
Co The sale will take Place without reserve 10 the above
store not having in the auction Every article
will lie waranted Catalogues in time. he furniture te
AtIas. O'Clock at the sales rom.
Cottage SaleTe be sutu cottage with garden shrubbery
vines fruit &c No IS Comea street well hnown the for
mer residence Of one Of eff Slds. citizens Terms liberia
Al lol o'clock at No. ~ Lanr.ns st.
Handsome Furniture-1sT.iGuisrs hereafter.
Atl0l o'clock, at IS Greenwich st.
Elegant Furniure-Parculars hereafter.
Also. an invoice Of Splendid paintings.
EkUlT Trees AND ORNAMENTAL TREES AND
4 sHRuBS-A LEVY will sell, on Tuesday 18th inst. at
No ISL Broadway at 10 o'clock in the morning extern
sve lot OF Fruit Tres consisting IN part OF Pears, Plums,
Aprcots, &c. The Ornamental Trees and Shrubs IN
great variety and warranted to be Of the finest kinds and
sale Of ants will be continued Wednesday Thursd
both foreign and domestic as SITS.
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, AprlI &c r. M.

moderate amount Of business has been done at the
Stock Board to-day and prices have materially var
ed. Delaware and Hudson fell / Illinois / Indiana
Bonds improved4 New State ST. Il Long Island l; liar.
lent Sales of Treasury Notes a / per cent bills on
Philadelphia par a Mobile 90
The Bank has given notice the Stockholders
that for the purpose of closing its business speedily
possible per cent the amount of their stock will
DO paid them the 18th of April This specie pay
ing Bank. The small business doing renders bank.
ing improbable, and of course, the capital is seeking
other channels of employment.
Attic "home league" farce, which has been enacted
in this city during the last week. the widest vagares
and absurd theories have been gravey promulgated
by men claiming share Of common sense. Fact seems
to have carefully avoided and suggestions and es
Inmates resorted to argument in favor
Of taxing the people for the benefit of small class of
manufacturers Among other clap traps to ensnare the
farmers "the estimates show the value of agricutu.
raj products consumed by tho-e engaged in manufac
lures support which, they claim to the farmers
Would not these people consume much bread and bee
as they do they employed themselves in a mani
ner that would allow them to get living without beg
eing1 There 100000 people in the United States
and the agricultural products amount to 1854 600 600
When the Of inhabitants fed there remains
surplus Of -four and other articles which must find
market abroad and market is found must be in ex
chRn8o soous' wow ~ pIeCsely 10 prevent this
that the manufacturers striving They wish to pre-
vent this produce from being exchanged for foreign
goods because they imagine will hurt their own iate
rest Fer instance iron manufacturer stated that the
value ofron produced in the United States is $2 65 s3o
and that the persons employed in $ll 72676s
of produce. To do this the manufacturers want duty
of per cent laid foreign ron or in other words the
farmers to market with Sill 900 900 worth Of pr O.
duce. The English iron masters meet them with 266 s7
tons of bar iron which they will exchange for the pro
duce being $4A per ton. The American iron master ex
claims cannot live you do that give but
tons being at the rate Of SIS per ton the for
mer persists in buying as cheap as he The manu-
facturer then petition Congress to between the
farmer and the foreign manufacturer and imposing tax
of per cent the latter compel the farmer to take
instead of 26s 57 TONS suffering ec loss
Of ll022l tons Of iron. The homo manufactu rers to
sooth them turn round and say see how CHI agricu
tura produce have taken Of you" Th is the prac
teal operation Of the protective system On the 4h of
January last published from sc documents each
item Of import end export between the United States and
Europe from 1888 to ls4l Let 70 the osgre-
CATER.
DIRECT TRADE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND THE UNITED
SrATFs
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Died.

On Thursday morning 7th instant, in the 37th year Of
his age Mr.. CHARLES STANLEY FFRREs late Prompter Of
the Park Theatre.
His friends invited to attend the funeral at his late
residence 300 Pearl street, this Sunday afternoon at
o'clock
On Saturday morning. 9th instant, in the 7th year Of
her age, HELEN MARIA, youngest laughter Of Thomas
Tanning.
On Friday morning, sth inst nat his residence in this
city, in the saith year of his age, DR.. ZEBULoN w.
SEAMAS.
On Friday morning, 9th inst in the s7th year of her
age SARAH SEAwARD, widow Of the late John Seward
pilot.
On Saturday morning, OH inst, aged years and 10
months FRANcRs ELLSWORTH, only child OF Oliver Eand
Martha Wood. f.
On Saturday morning. 9th inst in the II year Of her
age, EMMA, youngest daughter Off. C. Whetmore.
On Friday evening sth instant in the 18th year Of his
age, Mr.. OLIVER KANE.
On Friday morning, 9Th instant, HOWARD, youngest
child ofRichard Burlew.
On Friday morning sth instant Of consumption in the
| 2lst year of her age, Miss ELviRA BARNES.
On Thursday morning. 7th Instant in the Gath year Of
his age, Mr.. JOHN MADDEN.
On Thursday, 7th instant, at West Farms, In the s0h
| year Of his age, Mr.. THOMAS WALKER.
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continue your castigation OF men and measures,
which the too partial law cannot, or will moi
reach. r rr
Why, Sir, your paper is terror to humbug, 10
the pulpit, in the forum, in the sciences; even in
Wall street Where the strong arm Of the law Is
powerless, ridicule is all powerful ridssdo caste
gat r'ores. You deserve pension from the State !;
for the farmers, and they but little how hard
the cattle fare, provided they fare well them
selves. The honest Woodworking cattle, il they
knew the good you do them, and the evil you ward
on for them, would, every one OF them, chew your
paper for cud every day.
Pny,M Bennett, good Mr.. Bennett, keep the whip
a going; lash the cowardly timeserving bank
bought editors lash the loafers, the dandies' the
spectators, the pipelayers, the septuaginary L9
Doctors, Ministers and Lecturers; the State Dor
rowers, and City borrowers; the wise Magistrate
who try to enrich the State and City by increasing
our taxes; the pettifeggipg Lawyers, and all tnose
pious folks who think il mortal sin to eat roast
potatoes who make hell Of this goodly earth, and
won't let ms go to heaven unless wego In their hand
basket
They say, Mr.. Bennett, that you have got your
eyes straight, by some sew contrivance OF the
doctors ii this be true, it IS time for the Wall
Streeters and all rogues high and low, sacred and
profane, to look about them Tor II you saw SO
much with crooked eyes, what wont you see now
Why you will be cidirrOyance Personihea. II you
should happen to discover the mysteries Of animal
magnetism, perpetual motion, and the quadrature
of the circle, the way to be honest without pay
ing our debts or the way to heaven without good
coveries to yourself, but let them all out among
your other mportant and numerous truths.
Your sincere admircr,
ANrI-M0oNs SHINE.