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UARPERS Illuminated Bible. No. O..
IL Sept l6. By a. EDWAKOS'
DTACKWOOD'S Edinburgh Magazine for August.
MARY SCHWEfDTER the Amber Witch The
Ltl most interesting trial for Wchcraft ever known.
uIGH LIFE IN NEW YORK, Saratoga Lake
] l. George, &c. lt.
NEW ROMANCE. ~ Satisfied! entitled,
~ RAMBIETON: s. ..,
Romance of Fashionable Life IN New York, during
the Great Speculation OF SO. BY Satisfied.
Sept l. l5wl BY A. EDWARDS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
'I>f11S is 10 certify that have this day given my
i son, Royal II. Tcft, his time, and >ha |
therefore ,ay debts Of his conlraciing nor claim
any of his earnings, after lhi. da'e.
CHARLES TEFFT
Huntington, Sept. 16 1871
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THE Loco NIcToRY IN MAINE-WHAr
DOES IT AMOUNT To ?-Rcturns from nearly
the whole Of the State exhibit the following
e,I,
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tcMOtT, lOfts
ON HORSES.
To Uzal Person for best stallion over three
Years old W S.
Alfred Allen, I'd best do 300
N. B. Flanagan, best do yrs. old, 3C0l
Jonas Chttenden, for best lrood mare 400
Ransom Pierce, ID hes, do 200
Lemuel u. Plat, for best year old colt, AGO
Moses Bates, ID best do 300
Levi Whconb, best colt under years old 200
Theodore Catlin I'd best do, 100
Avery Mech, best sucking colt, 200
Udney Ii. Pcnnnan I'd best, LOO
ON CATTLE.
To Edmund Whitney, for bes, BULL over ? yrs
old and upwards, IS 90
David Reed, ID best do, 800
James S. Bnn, for best yearng bull, 800
Orson Goodrich I'd best do. 200
Truman Che lden, best bull calf 200
John C. Griffin. I'd best do, LOO
Lyman Hail. best COW, 400
David Reed, 2 best do 200
Truman Chtcnden, for best yr old heifer 90
Lavater s. White, I'd best d. 200
Eli Chittendcn, best yearIing heer, 200
Do do I'd best do 100
David Reed, best heiicr calf 200
Alexander Catin, I'd best do. loo
Burrel Lane. best pair working oxeh 800
Smith Pierson, I'd best do, 800
VIM. l. Seymour, Sd hes, do 200
Nathan Stearns best yoke steers, 3 yrs old, 800
HenryS Morse, 81 best do, 2 yrs old 200
Two steer calves each five months old belonging
to Harry Bradley, were examined by the committee,
and were adludged TO b, the best cattle the ground
were awarded on cattle of that class.
..e. m Cntenuen also eSnlpeu iour tnree year oId
awarded but thew ore yor,bv Of osnaral nn,;co Cor
their beauty of color and form
Messrs. Ira A. Collamer and Smith Pierson eoch
exhibited n beautfnl vearling bo,Cnr n cross If Tho
Durham breed and the committee regretted that thew
could not agree to award a premium on each.
To Lavator S. White for the COW frow which
the most butter was made in ii DAYS in
June, being 29l lbs, $500
To Guy Catlin for the COW from which the
next greatest quantity of butter was made
in Ii days in June being q lbs o. 200
ON SHRED
-. Gu, =.
Inc cohmuee e, on 1neepi having examined me oil,
Is.eu snip Hno'teu W 'ir,n WIN u'uc" care anu
e.'I"uoh' .'N,tS 'o coI1'e'n'ron ne oi
a"u C"''nes Vi "' l'n.dl' summing 4N""y u!u
,h u wog' ue'sYn9 an 'n9se points requisite
~ ~ cue Nos p,"n.,,,e pte, v..1 awatueI
AZ iiuInuo InaI''' oi "ils'on' Tor the pest - m
e'"o p'e"' t, @ aOo
uS r, u e rS.t uesl 20 'Vo
-. " 0'''' VI Ni'"'o''e' 'o' pes' "''ee . m
r. r. v-:,r-, ,,, 30 3oo
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

Awarded by the Chittenden County Agri-
cultural Society, at the Innaat Fair
holden at burlington, on the 25M Sep.
TENDER, 1914.
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New Goods I!
II. W. G A Tim,

- RESPECTFULLY calls The attention Of plrcla
IL sers TO his new aud extensive assortment Of |
Fall Dry Goods and Dry Groccric-, Just received Al
his store, Srong>' Building, nearly opposite J. ~
II. Peck y Co., among whicn may lie found CLOAK, |
DRESS anil FANCY GOODS. coniprisnr;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13
IMPORTANT 10 PHYSICIANS.
Proapsus uteri C"r'd by EIteraa We
TAR. RIO. TiiOMPSoN'S PELVIC CORSET ANb
IlaII 4 \ l..,n. LII


nR Ro TiIOMpSON'S PELVIC CORSET AND VI
~ ABDOMINAL BAND Active have completed o
ranecnrnts Tor manufacturing these instruments, Vim" !"
able furnish supply adequate Ia d"napd Ir h
ing populariiye,idenccd by al enlarged cehard, Wd d
If appreciation hch constantly receive from tir -
ral men This Chy. and from vlrouS parts Jr runn
rant PRES thlr claims tor prceieGcc upon tie
the medical plolession and thu public.
Physicians throughout the state invited 10 exam
as feel satisfied they mus" bc convinced tn-ir rNct
and applicability j" pfe''h' mistakes tn ordering, We
b, ip description If The which VIII enalr anS 10
which may be- applicable Ia the nr wLlcn n may he
The Pelvic Corset the ftn ap-n. tlrG and O.
ant diseases easily adjusted, aud j. ~ the pegt
out any inc"nv enrncr The pad w,''h eiy', s"pnr t
crl portion al tie priv- "a pi't usually "pd"f under pre-
upon firm l.ailcr Of proper and shape neatly
ri which is secured IN It's place by t"o straps, compoi
material, which il added portion al elastic webbing.
crnt 10 answer all The Intentions of elasticity c"ncue
the al blndaats.
The Abdominal rindlec. for the rsHvGsTIoS Of f.
reri aud other weaknesses. admirably atafis srli 10 i
at the patient andi- so conrved and c"nsictei ." '"r
ras, allow II 10 embrace the entire sott and ria
uf the abdouIsn and, white II -nsulin7 the spinal col
comfortable manner, anwS the utmost freedom
every part Of the hoGy-anh under no Cifcuut,i
drawn into wrinkles folds III. -kin--pt.s.rvhs a
and giving it, support Comfortably and gencry-thrirH
ing The objection usually urged against common it
which may he thrown into wrinkles or fold, and tt'irE
.id rnd This ban,ngr il also kent IN uac- BIS u-.ir
of elastic webbing.
~ u. These Instruments piien.l. and tie n.f al %
webbing, part OF the material, the rS'n>'" rr
paenlre aud inventor. We deem II unnecessary To dv'
the ad vantage The ot II their manufacture mus @
surprising viii he Readily conceded hy all IHstr"u'l
metallic shiNgS are liable In TIE "Jr'uh, it th't '
iii comfortably WELL nor can they be- modified ~ - ~
cumstances "t the case. These oJrcti"S are rntf' "
Ir Thompson> Instruments, a they ran h. nad'
smaller, as desired with Tie greatest Aud -, ta
vantage Is, that they can m had ar about hat the f,e
other Instruments which are offered W .racl I'D
having pu cha>rd Igit H. make Them with We" OF Of"
Ing The objections generally urged ae1ins, lnstIgms
Kind because of c hg prices asked fer them. Loir,
bursr ourselves ty increased sale b, plc"I them M
reach of patients wh" would Otherwise L- drhauoi ir
them; and. far pleased 81 say, lhli "ut -.
have been realized
ALIEN. DUyAi. s. Co, Druggists, 9iehn o.
Drt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

c1n n0O REwARD.-The above reward will be paid in
notes Brandon Bank Of Mississippi, 10 any
shoe Establishment city of Richmond Texas, who win
sell Boots and Shoes cheaper Than A. Smith, Al The sign o me
Red Root Main street opposite the end Of the Old Market
fcoIn-r sr hereore establishment Is the cheapest
in this city or Texas invite all Nations Languages and Tongues
from The Sneaker al the Jewish Sanhpdfm 10 the Flat Head nd
10 c, on me bargains determined not to he heai
in these digens selling cheap Boots and Shoes 81 have s"o
m from u Ia ST. and from Isl 10 81 $50 can
in uces and look for yourselves, and
van will find il very difficult away without purchasing "a
N. B. Don't forget the Red Boot 81 n Sn a n
Dec 9 Wv"
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J,na piono Fart. mud afsrie Store oppasil. he Ba

old WINES AND LIoUORs-AIso, GROCERIES, have
W very large general assortment of old Wines and ii
qmors which have been kept on hand povh LOT eh
and were then old My Groceries
bear fair comparison with The hest in the Guy, a. may
The old Wines Liquors will be- found most beneficial for
the preservation OF health moderately and udcousy
Should any one he nceduo as not to have Fn and
unsakc belief in PLAIN matter of fact assertions lei bm
enquire or subscriber, who has been regular Tempe
rate drnkrr during the so of his life and II not salts
fed with his healthy appearance tey can see portrait o ms
uncle who died few the Stale of New york. aged
o7 years and he was drinking fish since the
day he left Ferentosh, then STRIPPING. WIN. WAaLAcE.
Aug 81 ''-"lr
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crop THE Runaway

,Aoo REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber, living u;
.SZU Nelson county, Jh instant, my bay SAN, oi HAh
IRKS ~ he calls himself Sam Is bright mgao, about ~
Years of age with remarkably long straight barr OF light candy
ro,o lIc five feet eight inches high n made
and Of pleasing when spoken believe he has
small sr ON face, but recllret is location w
rive Twenty reward he is taken conty Nr-t at
he Blur Ridge Ten Dollars II taken Nelson any adDn
mo- county East Blue Ridge and in elthFr -rcr.i 10
any Jail "a him lie have procured tree
uers: and his object IL, y doubt, 10 get Ia ohn.
m
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Remainder IN our M, paper
THE L.EygE.

The second Levee of the President OF the United
States, held on Tuesday evening, still more nu-
merously attended than the last notwithstanding The
weather cold and boistrrous Every hody seemed
10 evnce unaffected del gil, the occaslon indeed, on
all such OCCASIONS the ankness of the President his
plain Republican manners and The cordial attentions oil
his family never ail o elicit the admiration of The
semblane new .aaur. was presehtsd--a port on o
the company took advantage Of the envenlng strains
of music from The Marine Band, AMI amused themselves
By dancing, with much grace several coons.
T.ladisonian Jan 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

TOBACCO PLANTATION FOR S,LE-The subscriber is
authorised SELL upon accommodating terms, the Plantation
uf Mr. c. s. neheart generally admitted To be the most vaa
land in The of fowbaan. portion Of II
bacro wheat, clover, The situation extremely healthy
buildings excellent and the uechorood unsurpassed in The
Stale Virginia. The about 200 acres; hut Ia
purchaser, would be divided and the buildings would be
sold, with about 800 Of choice land, admirably disposed
well watered with sufficient supply OF wood and timber.
To individual DESTROYS Of investing twelve fifteen thou
duars in splendid Estate, finer opportunity poba
bly, he found within the limits Of the State. Apply Ia the Pro
preior or 10 L. r. Bolts.
l6 17--wtf
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE is constantly receiving from Ike celebrated ma
nufacory Nunns Clark, New York, elegant and PLAIN
Fortrs possessing the laet improvements ana thai
delicacy Of touc and peculiar 10 their
nuaclure.
Also, large Of Musical Instruments ana Mhsca
Merchandise general.
Piano Foes repaired tuned hire and taken in exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music ever offered for sale In TINS
State NAV be selected the store of the subscriber who i
now enabled To sell al the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices. ,..
Those purchasing 10 sell again will be furnished upon better
"'e ~ '' ~ 49, P. II. TAYLOR,
lana pinno Fart. Stere opposite the Baaks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

Tue LATE RtcHMosn CoNNESTIoS The withdrawal
of Mr. Buchanan and Mr.. Calhoun from the approach
ing Presidential contest, IS lsssenng the of d.
vision in our ranks which alth'ugh not of pr;nei-
pie for il all united strong for men, and
which enables reckless and ignorant and unprnciPled
men, misrepresent and prejudice the motives of 9TH
ers their supsriors every moral sentiment and attri
bule The Convention held in Richmond, shows the
beautiful working of free system of acton. The
withdrawal Of Mr. Calhoun, has he'd the effect Of unit
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- - - -
MINI GnnnS

china, QUEENS WARE IND GL.3SS-Sept., 1913
liE subscribers have open, in Store, well selected
stock ot new and pretty goods consisting Of Printed in Co
ors, Coored Edged Ware Of descriptions; China
aud n rich Cn Pressed and Plain Glass of French
German and American manufacture; German Silver Britannia
and besi English Plated Casiors Toilet and other Looking Glass
English ard American Stone Ware &c, &c-a which
offer by the package orepacked 10 suit purchasers at
BILE prices and on the usual credit
WM. F. BUTLER, & co,
Importers of China, Glass Sc
Sept 3i-wf Three duor1 above the Bell Tavern.
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lag the Democratic party 10 nam ap'a s' have never
n,sr,,neS doubt, although who profess 10 DE-
long 10 u.s. ore running after false goda and are nae
rie bu, all these things will be corrected by .np
sors 1--WE shall carry Virginia lriumphanty. An we
80 n meet and overcome the great pecun'a'y
means OF the hiss aud their insidous att;
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,IoTcEa memorial Of sundry nf the Stockholders nenG
" rrsrnt-d 10 the Board Of Directors PRAYING Tor eas
~ m. p,y,nua Navigation Company. 10 take into cos
r,ut,or The prumrry resembling resolution Z" a'e
declaring dividend il was 49,, ,o;,, meeting
= ~. h. called Monday the l9lh DAY ~
newt 10 br held in house, in the town o. ,, ,,
III and in orr In notice OF such meeilns la. .
secretary cause The foregoing minute to he published III e
paprs Of Charlottesville, and the WING anu hhl"'e " ~
of Richmond. -, ~,
q ""' WY '""' 49, ALEXANDER RIvES, Sec. pro- TEN;
It'd
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arrcv ~ vldus Of Esed Of Psusi. OF FtGord In ths
~ n CIR, ~ Prince Edward, executed 10 W for purposes
S ysSss az vi :' ssS s 90 s day
u @ cash The balance of Tract of Land lying
county Of Edward containing .ss HsIvs by
es. % ,,nds If The Estate Of Thomas D. Lyon, Decd and
Others. The hand deemed d.; sa
y hu cnvrv only such title is vested Trustees.
we s"ai' 'o"''' ' SAML. e. ANDERSON, In
HENRY ~ WATKINS ii"
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, &c.

I'VE have just added former Stock 100 fresh packages and
w oc at the lowest es prices The most general assert
Of ladies' gentenen's. chdrens and servants Shoes
and boys and mems Brosans Botres Ia be found the city
Also, superior aud plain Trunks Carpet Bags and Vaces IN
Those buying for CASH, by the single pair
will please give 4 call. LEONARD d CO,
slain street, door below Il. II. Jenkins.
Jan Is. 76-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

TN At h,es heiu In he r,e,, i,
! dee pf The Cifeuit Superior Conf Of Las ana tIars,
Cumberland county Monday the 9Th day Noyembef y
John w. Sdsh, pialnt,f
against
Heck ain Ford, Administrator de honis nou with the v,
ne1ed of George Carson, decraed Elijah I'll Mcsiorrsb
dow aud uf the said George Carson, deceased T
K Carson, Augustus Carson, Aonzo y. Carson William :,
Thornton, late sheriff of Cumberland couuty such Adm
MIST ator "t Matiid Carson deceased, Lowell LINN,
his wife, formerly Emily Carson, aud fandal. and Ya
ma his wife, fIrmeily Maltnl CarsoH, D-i-ndanf..
The defendants, Elizabeth MciiorGuah 1hecphlu t',
Augustus Carson .ilunzo u Carson ana Lowell and E
~ III wife, - Nanda and ,avi.a his wifr, not h.ylps ~,
Assembly dhd the rules Of this t'onrf, ana apprifg a,
tory evidence. thai they inhabitants uoot
wealth; II Is ordered, that the sad defendants de- appear here
ne met cay o tile meat March term, and az m
some newspaper published in Tie city III Richmond or
successfully aud posted AT the front door the Uon non
tins county. a Gupy-Irstr
Jan. % so-w2m b. h. wooDsoN D. e.
CHaNCEkf.-Vfg.r>A:-At Rule, hell IN ,ht i-fA :. NJ,
nee OF The County Court on Mnn,Ia, tr Ia
day Of January.
Edmund WiIse and Martha tbs wife, formerly Manha FL.
PIN, deceased, r,,,,t,,.
John T. Fppin in lis ri.i- and A. ain,'usrai ~
Jon" frIlh, drcea.-d, Julia Garrett formerly Jua Fsr
- Hewlett aud Eliza his ii. i,mu,fIy riiza F.psa ,
judith flppn, willow Of John Fl,pn decd D.irut.,..
he defendants, - owlrtt aud Eliza wife. orn-,y
Eliza EEppin IA" iavins appraranre aud given
curly according Ia The act ui Assembly Of d.
Court. and appran. ht satisfactory cv.rucr, m ,
not inlabuaus at hi- romuouW illn Orieo.i mat *
>ad drirndanis do appear here the day u-t MAJ
Court, aud bill OF the piaibl,; that can,
this order he forthwith useded sPlprr put, . b.
tho city Of Richmond SUCCESSFULLY, ami ts
the front door of The Conn house OF In. coGgty.
A copy-Te>r, h. b. WoopSoS. C.
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~. : - EIv yIe of n deed Of executed the
hv Thomas NJ White, bearing date 9th of Sep
,eber s duly recorded in s c,s office q" Tue
a. OH av oC FrbIary s4 If ia II not, the neIt f' day,
proceed 10 SELL at public aneon for cash. to
he The same more less lying and being IN The county
Of Hanover and adjoining the land. Of Finch gs estate A
W " a.t,,. aud others. Selling Trustees, shall
such ,lr only as vested in us by the aforesaid deed
eo"'e' S"s'' w ' EDWIN SSEAD, lr,,,..s
EDWIN r. CRENSHAW, i'''
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I---1---I1- S,,-h IT,<t II,vDtain Land for safe

IaIuabic Souih-Utst .HOuntain Lahd iOT sac.
HE subscriber offers for TRACT OF LAND situated
IN the county Orange, aud containing s,x hndro anu
thirty four acres. the Lands oi John airfo, DI.
.rr and others and distant 80 mies from Frederick tg
and from Orange house, ard within ihi Ihe =" 'h
ru,uuihr leading from the former place ABOUT one
,r ~ rnr and i cleared The balance heavily timbcrcd The
soil l. very fertile and well adapted Ia the staple crops {" lha'
.iun but particularly wheat and tobacco" III 'ohStle"
nr.orr tnnn of the land Southern exposure ne
subscriber confidently thai There Is rarely "Iefen HHe
favorable opportunity Tor capitalists Ia invest money! 'hih '"''
land affords. -, ~, II 1,,io
Persons wishing purchase referred 10 Mr. J"hn r. ana
.uo who lives adjoining and communication ad-
dressed 10 the subscriber Rappalannook Academy "a
fulinr nj prompt attention.
II the Land sod previously IL VIII bt eNpoS"n "
pul lie auction premises the eth oil February u Ef,
ii not, the fair day thereafter . .,rnno
Ian lids BENJAMIN /. Ial.iar LINN
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"urcm YER REMAINS rssrHc

(F,om the February No II ~ y. h".eSerS0fAerJ
LIFE: 4 SONNET.
Whence whittier ?-wheTe "a taper foht o "sh
My life and wcrid-thc iuinite af"uha'
sea not even highest thought can SOUND
a formIe.s Void; uuchau:ins. endless nisht.
In vain the struggling spin: aims u, night
To the empyrean seen as - a STAR,
So,e elimuering through the hazy night affair:
=, voin il b. as is wings with daring ni.ht
What wander sjeams:-what heavenly shapes arise
From out the bodless waste: Behold the dawn
Sent from on high. Cncnuned ages gone,
Burst full and glorious my wandering eyes
sun ci. ar tue world around, aud ilr away
boundless future sweeps IN golden day. ,
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rirkels sln-IInlyes s5-CnuIteIs 81 3
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
HATS IND CAPS.

AT the Town and County Hat Mandatory, under
the Columbian Hotel Richmond, Virginia.
H. ANTHONY c,ilIly informs hs friends and the pub
y generally, that hr has ON hand iaser ana better hs"tt
uru than he has ever had Fine Fur, SILK CAST
mere Hats Fur, Cloth, Velvet Seae Giazrn ana
Hair Caps Back Drab Wool Hats, &c, &c, IN all the ne"
and and shapes. Under the assurance that tue
profits and quick ~ most advantageous ne
has aopted the nehnd doing business entirely Tor cash. an"
Consequently, enabled 10 sell at much lower pnces 'a those
who give credit ,,
p S-To his friends in the Country, who have pa.foisee
him, tanks-o those who have no" NE nols ~
he better acquainted with. Oct "a 4e--"B
SAMCEL W. PUG continues To transact General Iohm,,
- Receiving and Forwarding business AL t'asto ~
G. a of the hitherto - Dr-
rally prompt personal attention Ia AL con
scments lie reduced his charges than one hall lie
low former rates.
CASTOR, y. e., January, 1874 f'-w'w
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THE KING WILLIAM TANNERY,Wr have IN successful
Tann.,v e Il ,tnrcs superior, adapted TO large
yerv competent, highly sklfu and experienced
p ~ I,h, n g,nwnrr from tir large Tannrry of the
~. nnas of Ma land supernttnds the yard and trans
arts an business The people ." ,l- and the adjnnns counties
~ a. .,noI,rd m having all Of Leather tannrd
r. NJ All .ta.ons taken received III exchange Tor leather
AMI -, U- are permanent citizens, and hold ourselves n
anu you 80. ..,s C.. SlZER. SR
fesP"'''''' "5'" W. SlIER.
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ISDUCATInS "A rcnilerra small tamil! wishes 10 oh
II ain situation as feather He ample testimonials OF
moral character and ability all the branches OF thorough
English Elucalint together The Latin and Greek ahsua
rcs Letters addressed In F. W. Athens +. o., Caroline
county, ,a.' WI" "ee' wa" r' ~ Sow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

CONCORD ACADEMY The next Session 81 this Institution
viii commence ON the OF FEBRUARY, aud terminate
June si The Of Instruction. comprising the
languages and sciences that of Academy
u The Union.
TcmsFni board and tuition Including washing, Dednhs anu
fuel $780, payable III advance.
and guardians who may wish 10 place Their sons ana
Seminary requested Ia direct Their tiieS u
Academy, Caroline county, Va addressed 10 tr sn'
sCrber. r. w F.. t'I.h""Ni
Harrison. Rogers and Fucker OF TIE
University Virginia. b F.. T. Scott. Speaker al the Seuac
&. ". Gonc. Eso,' Kirimond, William Gbt"i,, Esd, New
Jersey Mnrdeca Cooke Portsmouth; Robert T. saharh
Esl Richmond GEN James w. Pearam do Col W IMAM X
Johnson Petersburg Joel oeman, E,' iaic q" Nism ~
H. Tayior Esq Mount Airy; r. NJ r. Hunter, EST E>r Judge
Juhn Y Mason, Southampton, Hen William T. ElNe "a>h.
Ton aylv Acoomar; Rev " H. cohhs, tncinn'l on'"
Gentlemen had vino AT present have, sons OF
wards of the Institution. .
Dec. II pt-ii
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PruIepsus tiut- Cartd Jy Or, 70. Thompson InS7f"
mems.
rE PELVIC CORSET fr the of ProarsnS iteri, oi
falling af Womb easily applied, and by the
patient any Inconvenience aiolns prompt and certain
relief in al
The Nhoinlna lnIasc, for the prersRtoH of Proapus Ute
ahdnem such support ~ i required
the whole rrvr region. will be afforded, and
many distress symptoms prevented hv their use during resta
ton delivery, The, decidedly preferable to other
hana.r They hy their elasticity and the
which they adapted To the form and size of the
tent They In This city, and have
been approved by first Physicians. For sale by
ALEX. nUvAI. Il CO.
Druggists Main street, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13
siz.r,s Mile. KIM VIM CO., Nov. D.

p-,IPTy noIJaRS RENARD-FOr 4 negro man named Wash
naou VINO ran of I'D of last December will give the
If h,v dollars il taken Of the State, aud
, IL IN III, STATE and secured in jail that hun
apain He il ~ wears Of age feet or inches high lie
II head If hair rather inclined be bushy when
,IJ ,I.,sng couut.nauce when spoken o-and speaks
irk and ye polite No scars and his clothing M" recoIected
~ H., c,,,.J ,way with him yaruus suits Informed hr is
n, hnn, Rcbn,nd getting work with PISS, having
,~mrd 4" n Irwnrn all captains a. vessels s,rlmboa, and
railroad cars from receiving said under the nhlv 81 Tie
law "'s'""i> "
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