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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURES.

We extract from The New Orleans Tropic The
following brief but gratifying sketch OF The Tiede-
gar Iron Works in this city, which are leased by
Joseph /, Anderson, Esq, and BY him conducted
with scientific skill and success. We shall short
IL present TO our readers some striking facts, in
connection with the casting of cannon at this es-
Establishment, which will convince the most scep-
teal. that, with Virginia iron ore and Virginia
coal. as large and perfect guns have been manu-
featured here, as in The most favored portion OF
The Union. We shall also give short descr:p-
lion OF the beautiful iron steamer. the graceful
skeleton Of whose iron ribs is rapidly swelling
into full and compact beauty. We would advise
The members Of the Legislature 10 visit this ad-
mirable specimen of Virginia industry. We are
sure that The well-known poiteness and good
sense of Mr. Anderson will welcome the repre-
senatives OF the people, for The protection Of
whose interests This fine vessel is designed:
"TRrpeGAR IRoS WoRKs, RICHMOND, Va
We are indebted for the following facts in Iela-
lion TO this extensive Iron Establishment and its
operations, TO Mr.. Charles Campbell, Superin-
tendenl of the machine department. who has been
for several months past in Auakapas directing
the erection of Sugar Mills, Engines, ETC, made
and finished from the pig iron al these works.
"The works give employmentlo about 80 hands
throughout the year. The Iron is brough. from
the interior OF Virginia in The "Pig" state, II is
then smeted and puddled From that state, il is
taken 10 The rollers, which il leaves in any form Of
bars desired-round, aal or square. In connec-
lion with the Rolling Mil, there is an ertensiue
Foundry, capable OF casting cannon of the largest
calibre made use OF by government, and con-
tract has lately been fulfilled for cannon for go.
vernment, the inspection and trial OF which have
resulted most satisfactorily 10 The officers appoint
ed for that purpose.
"Alached to The Foundry is Machine Es-
lablishment capable Of building Engines Of any
class, and Sugar Mills with the latest improve
ments, Of which there are many in this State
The last erected may be seen in successful opera
loe on the plantation Of D. P. Sparks Esq, Parish
of ST. Mary's.
"In addition 10 the foregoing branches, this
company haze contracted for an IRON Revenue
Gutter, which is now being built, with every
prospect ola successful completion, from Wrought
Iron Plates manufactured at their works. Pan
of the frame is no now The stocks, near head Of
tide water, a Richmond, and il is expected that
she will be ready for launching early in the
spring"
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60 Dollars Reward /.

DAN away from HE subscriber in Bucking-
IL ham county, Virginia, on his way South,
three Negro Men, 10 wit:
RICHARD, about & feet high, Is or 80 years
OF age, black and stout made-sohi in Richmond
BY Mrs Organ, Of Surry county, near CABIN
Point no visible marks recoecled. He had on
when he left white fur hal, with very small
brim, and suit of summer clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, 81 years old, about 5
laAi .n-h-" li5i, -~ - Ion --.,-
the tooihache-the skin seems 10 have grown 10
the bone. Had on when he LETT black slick cap,
and suit OF summer clothes. Tom was sold in
Richmond by lsham Lowry, and formerly be-
longed 10 the estate OF Mrs. Trevilian Of Hano-
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion, "a years old,
about feet or inches HIGH very stout and
muscular no visible marks recollected was sold
in Richmond by Charles D. Pettus Of Halifax
county, Virginia. will give the above reward
OF sixty dollars for the apprehension and delive-
nv OF the above named slaves 10 Bets Edmond
son in Richmond, with all reasonable expenses
OF conveying them 10 said place, or twenty dol
lars and expenses for either one Of them.
June 6-tf +. c. BRADY.
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A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale the estate lying
Il near Prince Edward Court House, known
as Springfield The tract OF land contains 500
acres, very fair proportion Of which consists OF
excellent wood land and low grounds, large
quantity of improved high land, with good build
inss, and all necessary Improvements for COM
Portable residence 1t is situated within one mile
Of Prince Edward Court House, two miles from
Hampden Sidney College, and seven miles from
Farmville. These places furnish constant and
excellent market tor all otits productions. There
is no place in Virginia more entirely healthy, and
no society superior in intelligence and morality
10 that in is immediate vicinity. lis nearness 10
the Court House and College, afford superior ia
cilies for education. There are two fiourishng
female schools and one male school, al the Courl
House.
The overseer will show the premises 10 any
person wishing 10 see them. Persons wishing 10
purchase will address the subscriber at Farm
vile, Prince Edward county, Virginia.
TERMS One third cash, on delivery Of The
deed, and the residue in one and two years. For
the deferred payments, bond and security will be
required. CHAS. 5. CARRlNGTON.
Julv lief
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NEW AND FAsHIONABLE GOODS.

sHE subscribers, al No 49, Main street, have lust re-
L ceived and opened a beautiful assortment OF new
and fashionable GOODS for ladies' wear to which they
particularly call the attention Of country merchants and
Others purchasing in this market
super Fou ard Rips, a rich and beautiful article
Fine new style Cashmere De Coss English and Preach
Super figured Roumelias
Super figured McD0ras and Zenobias
Striped and changeahle Albertees
Figured Eolans and Foulard Muslins
Plain and figured Apaccas
Black and blue Cobures, for ladtea' dresses
New style Fall Prints, large assortment
Woolen and other Shawls. in great variety
Linen cambria and other Handkerchief
Long malt fingered Mitts black and white
Black and white silk Hose
Jaconet and Swiss Mnslips
ram ana check Cambria, large assortment
Lisle Lace and Edsing
Paris Gimp and 'rdies, black and eolored
Black Bombazine, Silk, Florence Braid and Willow
Bonnets
Bonnet, Cap and I.usiring Ribbons,
These goods, with many Others have boen aelet ted
with much care, and win be offered to purchasers OK
tremely low.
Sent 9-rhdlf
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and, II he be no, young man, will sravely
ask him, il he believes that even the nomencla.
ture IN medicine OF 1915 is fully understood IS
he sIaduaeS Of $50 This being admitted
WIN what advantage 10 many Of them read he
various medical works, continually issued from
Inc Northern press! "Medirus" certainly speaks
ex-catfedra when he supposes The Virginia
Legislature would not do as much for Us
as she does for Lawyers; and | presume,
iroH his dread OF "monopoes,' he foreets
The Legislature require licenses Of Law
yei>; and also, names what "MeGicus" is 30
much pleased with, the "ftS." Bui. Messrs Ed.
tors, the aim OF 'Medicns' seems 10 be in favor oi
Medical Convention, anc | feel disposed 10 saY
nothing unklnt 10 him for his difference OF views;
but certainly ieel hur that he should endeayor
to cast repfoach upon The Faculty OF our Medical
College That there are doematists Of our own
fraternity, readily allow; and 10 prevent their
baneiu practice, is one OF The objects 10 be effect
ed by denomination. This much "Medicus"
will gather BY Ieperusal OF "Galen" Ii wonM
appear that "Medcus' has some acquaintance
with Thomsonians, HydropalhicS and HomTpa-
thics. am sorry 10 find him in such company;
but the TACT proves 10 me a sufficient reason why
he should speak lightly Of the Faculty ofthe Rich
mond Med. College, whose duty il is 10 CRY aloud
against those inEoraoS upon established SCI
ence "lfedtrHS' tells us that san effort of his
kind was made last Winner in The Legislature OF
Ohio, which >ignally failed We admit this fact
What does il provel About As much as The
friends OF ClaiFvoyance proved by The late ext j.
brion IN Rlcbmond-and that is nothing sails
factory. Ohio has, think. Thomsonian Col
lese. Virginia has not and, trust, never will.
".NedtcnS' tells us, "The Physician who is tho
roughly Yersed in his profession, and is skiliul
and successful, needs no legislative protection 10
ensure himself practice Now "Gaen' asks
his friend ".HdienS when and where, in his ar
ticIr, does he complain OF a want OF practice
And could he favor ''.lIcdrUs' with his case, per-
haps "H.dIcnS' would excla i'm, You have the
most extensive country practice ! ever knew
But surely ".lletieus' lowers the standard, when
he supposes our generous patients ought not TO be
Judges OF who is qualified and who not. The
very burden of his communication lavors Thorn
sonians, llydropathcs Homrpahcs, &c., &c
Nnw, will he excnse me for telling him, once
knew young gentleman from the University OF
Pennsylvania 10 accer, prciessorship in a
ThomsoDian College, and rem that day he lost
standing Is an NJ. d.; but he, suppose, went for
the tiees"
Finally, in conclusion, lei me assure ".Nfd,cNS
| also am Democrat, if mol 10 the "back- bone"
yet enough SO 10 think that our Legislature should
have as much to do in licensing doctors he has
lawyers; and | assure him. the word "lnoDopo-
lies has lost its weight even with the vulgar.
hope as my friend ".llcdicas processes 10 be 4
Democrat 10 the Hact-bore he would not be Tor
a surgeon that did not know that proud jone from
Sst7num cyan,am. GALEN.
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Education.
WANT employment for the ensuing year a

Wv Teachers
|. Miss A. Has taught two years; teaches all
the branches OF an English Education, French,
Painting and Drawing. Terms: 300 dollars ami
board per scholastic year.
2. Miss B. Will teach as above with The ex-
ception Of painting and drawing Terms 200
dollars and board.
3. Mr.. C. Has laugh. several years; is A.
NJ. of University Of Virginia. Terms GOO dol
lars and board.
q. Mr. D. Teaches Mathematics, Latin,
Greek, French, English and the Natural Sci
ences; has been Professor Of Mathematics in u.
s. Navy; wants immediate employment Terms:
500 dollars and board.
5. Mr.. E. Has had some experience in teach
ing; will teach as Mr.. d., with The exception OF
Natural Sciences. Terms: 400 dollars and board.
6. Mr.. F. Will teach as Mr. E. Terms same.
All Virginians oflhe right stamp. Choose ye.
Direct (short letters, post-paid) Lodore P. o.,
Amelia. WIN. II. HARRISON.
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TRIISTEES SALE

DY virtue of a Deed of Trust. executed 10 the sub
ID sc,ihers by Melchezedec Miller, dated 30th March
1927 which Deed duly recorded III the Clerks Office
Of the County Court of Benrco Tor the purpose Of
curing John Till certain of money hrreiu
mentioned, will sell to the highest bidder for cash
aTURDAY, the 18th Of December next, at Patrick
Il. Gsntry's Tavern, 50 acres OF Land, in the uppe
end of Henrico county, adjoining the lands of John
Lacy, Polly Lacy and Others and IS described as helne
the same tract of land wh-rron Peter Cottre, Sr's
saw and srst mills were situated. The title ia unques
tionaby good hut, selling trustees such title only
will be conveyed IS vested in Us by the above men.
toned Deed. CHARLES CLARKE T,,,ss
Nnu cOt
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To Tic Editors of he Enquirer.


In looking over your paper Of The 10th OF No
vembcr, have read with considerable interest The
remarks of ".Neiicns," and really am al some
loss 10 find why is, ihatic protesting 10 be me
dica man, should take such alarm al my suggest
ing The propriely OF requiring every member Of
The profession 10 undergo an examination once in
five years, by Medical Board 10 be established
By law in each Senatorial District Of the State. !"
He sneeringly asks, who are oJudge OF the qua
lifcalion> OF each Board, the erndi.c "anti-mag-
netcs OF Richmond Medical College?'
Now, Messrs. Editors Galcn suggests no
such procedure: he has not wandered from his
subject, 10 cast reproach upon those worthy and
talented gentlemen who preside with such ecat
over that young and aspiring institution, which
should be traternized by every Virsinlan, who
writes over The signature Of ".hedicns" Ii
appears. however, that ".Hsdichs' seems fully
10 enter into "Ccism'" views in regard TO the
"Iarif of frs" but h. seems dreadiusy ap-
palIed al the idea of the passage of law
prohibiting charlalanism, and charges ga
len" with wish to pass such law for the espe-
cial benefit OF The profession. But, sirs, think
when "Medicns" shall have been laborng for 90
odd years as practicing physician in The conn-
try locations OF Virginia, ne would learn mat
charatanism has done more injury than his raw
head and boody.bones 'sonopot1ss." "Medieus"
is indeed an advocate Tor the fees-for he says
"they are AT present too meagre for the amount
of physical and mental labor devoted bylhe con-
scienious physician TO his patien'" well, then, !
am pleased 10 have "Medicu," gowiih me in part,
and will obviale some ofthe appalling obstacles in
his way in regard TO examinations, and would
say, thai any free white citizen, OF the age OF 81,
and over, who has certificate OF qualification,
signed by six regular-bred physicians, should
be allowed 10 practise medicine, surgery and
midwifery, and all persons who have diplomas
from medical colleges OF respectabilily; but ]
have no. The leas, doubt, the requiring OF occa-
sonal determinations would be blessing 10 the
State, and deeply regret tina. any son OF Escu.
lapins in Virginia should wish 10 avoid the pas.
sage OF that fiery ordeal; for, Sirs, "Mediens'
must readily allow that our ar is progressive;
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PUBLIC SAIL,

w public auction 10 The highest bidder, at my resi-
dence, in The county of Louisa, credit of twelve
months for all sums OF five dollars and overless than
1--WE dollars cash will be required-all Of my Crop of
Corn, Fodder Shucks, Hogs, &C., Stocks Of every de-
scrp,ion, Plantation Utensils, and Household and
Kitchen Furniture. JAMES HOLEMAN.
rr The Plantation on which reside, If moi disposed
of privately before the day Of The above SALE will,
that day be rented Tor the next year the highest bid
der Nov. 2S-cStt
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Id. CRENsHAw. BROTHERS S CO..
CONTINUE the Commission and Forward
I ing Business in their New Fire-Prool Build
inc IN the North side Of The Bason, Zone square
belowL. D. Crenshaw & Co.'S old sland,) and
are prepared 10 grant cash advances on cons'sn-
ments.
N Particular attention paid 10 the execution
NJ orders for Groceries, &c. Nov. 22-cIUt
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&1OO Reward

WILL be paid for The delivery Of CESAR
w who ran away on The 18th instant. He is
S fee, inches in height % years old, black, has
good teeth, and has pleasing look when spoken,
10. The above reward will be paid il delivered
a, Bel,s s. Eim0ndson's JAIL in Richmond, or i
confined in any jail 50 we get him. He ran OF
in company with mulatlu man named Jacob
21years old, thin visage, and stands feet 9 inch
9. in height. Cesar was brought from Jackson,
N. c., and sold by Sprally Horn.
Belts & EDMONDSON.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND, &c, IN
LA MOVED

TN pursuance of the provisions Of deed Of trust, exc
cuted TO by George w. aliey and others, for Ger
tain purposes therein specified, shall proceed 10 sell
the premises. IN the county of Hanover, on MON
DAY, the 22nd of December s45, il fair, if not, the
first fair day thereafter Tract of Land, containing
one hundred acres, twelve miles from Richmond on
the main road leading To the Piping Tree adjoining The
lands OF Charles Hughes, Mrs. Mills, and others. The
said land IS well timbcfed abuunds in excellent mari
and the improvements on it new and valuable consist
ing of two-stcred dwelling house, with four rooms,
and the necessary outhouses erected recently at cost
of s., 900.
Also, likely Negro Girl, IA Is years Of age, and
other personal property, enumerated in the said deed of
trust.
TERMS made known on the dav of sale.
WIN. L. II. POLLARD, Trustee.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Nov

BALTIMORE MARkET, Nov. %.
CoFFgE-The imports OF lbe week are 1916
bags, which sold at prices ranging from lilo 70
Z cents.
FLoua-Sales Of Howard street to-day at from
&C - 10 %, which is decline.
GaAN-Wheals have downward tendency,
a, 1919 Tor Penn'a red and white mixed, and l26
Tor Md reds. Sales al these prices Corn sells
today al Csc. for Md. White, and yellow al roc.
Rye u 75c. Oats 80 a 40.
PRoyisIoNs-Bacon is not verv brisk Sales
Of Western Shoulders al 6! 81, Sides -, as
sorted 7 l.2, and Hams 3 Size. Lard is live
IL, al 8; for No. Western in kegs
SuGARs-New Orleans S6 So ! g. Porto
Rico 6 IS.
WHlskEY-In bbls. 3Oc., and in hhd.. 29-wi,h
a brisk demand.-[ american.
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NEW l'IRM.

w & 6. II. GORDON have this day associated
w. with them 10 business Mr. II. B. MONTAGUE
who has acted heretofore satisfactorily salesman
in the houses Of William Gordon, and w. & 3 II. Cor
don. The business will hereafter he conducted under
the style of w. & 81 GORDON & CO.. who Offer
their services TO the friends Of the old concern and the
public generally who may desire their aid in the sale
Of Tobacco, Wheat Flour, &c The same lberaly
will be extended by the House as heretofore.
WILLIAM GORDON,
=. n. GORDON,
H. r. MONTAGUE
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SITUATION WANTED.

a YOUNG MAN, Il recent graduate of a Virginia
n College, who has had considerable experience in
teaching and can bring the highest testimonials as
alton as Teacher for the ensuing year. lie give
instruction In the English branches together with the
Latin and Greek Languages and Mathematics. stu
pr Address g., Powhalan Court House, Virginia.
cc,k
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
YAInARIE NEGROES FOR SALE.

VALUABLE NEGROES FOX SALE.
I'NnER the authority Of Deed of Trust from the
late benjamin Harrison OF Berkeley, In Charles
fiy County, and Of decree Of the Circuit Superior
telr Of Law and Chancery for Charles City County,
rendered the 3th May, lsi5, in suit therein depend.
iSt.t~rrn the President, Directors and Company Of
Gr aank Of VirginiS plaintiffs, and Mary W. Harrison,
tI.enr Of Benjamin Harrison and others, defer dans,
- Undersigned trustees in the said deed and commits
,iiaers appointed by the said decree, will on Wednes
a' N. 3s, Of December next IL fair, II not the next
~ day thereafter, at Berkeley aforesaid. in the county
q Charles city, sell at public auction, for ready money,
aooaiiay slaves, many Of which said to be young
AMI yalcahle
Mhs time and place aforesaid, the undersigned, un-
| ne authority aforesaid will expose to sale, at public
'a Tract OF Forest Land, containing 24a acres IT,
~ aid county, far from Berkeley. The terms of
va sale are, on fourth of the purchase money pay
she " cash. aud the other three fourhs payable IN
s,-s one Of them year. and the other two years
IN. day Of sale, and bonds with approved security
eh Them, aud the title be retained security
G' the bonds
RICHARD ANDERsON,) Trustees and
Cam
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TIME subscriber has This day formed co-palt-
j nership with MIR. MuNRoE w. 'oHEo
of Buckingham county Inc business sn VIII N :
lntuIe no conducted underline firm Of DlBRELL
4 ZONES. They will make liberal advances on
produce in hand. Office on l2h street, near
Gallego Mills. X. II. l. DlbhELL'
Oct. 23-d&cu
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a CARD

The subscriber, through The means of Messrs. w. l.
$. IL GORDON, finds himself able 10 offer 10 his old
friends and acqmdnttnces in the country s best alien
ZION their interest IN the SAFE OF s.cr pa'.--i--i.
of Tobacco 10 which his attention has been devoted
for The last twenty five years part OF which lime ne
has been manufacturer, strmner and strpper, and he
asks to be remembered ia the distribution OF .hrir
fnvors II. b. MONTAGUE.
In
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL. he sold, At public auction. on THURSDAY,
" the Hin day Of December, 1915, at IL O'Clock, on
- 2rrmr-es Tract Of Land, In the county OF Hanover
q g and fraction; about $50 acres in IT'S ongh
III gtosih. heavily tmbered This Land is wei adap-
-:ioih- growth OF corn, wheat, oats and tohacco-has
enG very comfortable Dwelling House and Negro
'.iaTsr.. large Barn, ! large Tobacco Houses-aii
aw-and hrst rate water; bounded by raylor's Creek
oa- male and h,lf-on which il some fine creek land
md BY the lands Of Mr.. Monis Isaac Leadbetter, and
B,slina vsughan-25 miles from Richmond.
T1sss.-one, two and three years credit-the pur
taar giving bouds with good security for the first pay
a'n aud deed Of trust upon the land TO secure the
Whole
Aud, the day, all tie Crops of Corn, Fodder,
Stacks, Straw and Hay, Household and Kitchen Fur
aiiars Plantation Utensils, Hogs, Yoke Of Oxen, Ok
Cu and parcel of Shingles and Slabs, on credit OF
- months for all Of five dollars and above; under,
ASA Bonds, with good security, for the credit pay
l-niS
And, on MONDAY, the 18Th, will be sold, at public
auction, at my house, in Louisa county, and on the
s,, terms, all my Household and Kitchen Furniture,
,n'a,on Utensils, Crops of Corn Fodder, Oats, nay,
: Jaw aud Shucks
The above sales will certainly take place on the days
hanri, II fair. il not the next fair day.
N"v ls--ctds ELISHA JACKSON.
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FRENCH WINES

THE subscriber has received direct from
i France Clare.s Champaignes, Chambertn
& Wermouth Wines, Of superior quality, and
various brands, all of which he warrants genu-
inc, and offers them for sale at moderate prices.
Oct 23-2aw3m CHAS. F. OSBORNE.
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10 PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
,lr ,tsr r,ber has for sale large quantity OF heavy
Ertsrys and sa,tineus, manufactured expressly Tor
.unon use and servants wear-it contains II ounces
!; WOOL per yard double warp: and hard twisted, wal
.t not To- he surpassed for durability Any enquiry
,r,inq II, directed 10 Milton, n u, Will he promptly
N',ad,i To- =.
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THE BERKELEY FISHERY FOR RENT.
| R.ss-v Fishrry. II is the most vain bile Fishery on
!,, diver, aud one of The most valuable in the state
ofrr,nia Il lies on the North side OF James RIVER,
% !i- Berkeley Estate, In Charles City county, about
.fu eight miles below City Point.
ANY person wishing rent or lease will please apply
M personally Shirley Charles City county, or by
,a,r. directed TO City Point Post Office.
sn,.v Nov. 81. IS45.-c6w HILL CARTER.
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A TEACHER WANTED.

A TEACHER WANTED.
THE TrusIetl of the Mathews Academy wish to EN-
i ploy n competent Teacher for the ensuing year.
hurried man would be preferred. Address applications
(post paid) Immediately 10
w. SHULTICE, President.
Mathews Court House, November Ia, le45-cw3w
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AMELIA ACADEMY
Some vacancies on LIST Of November. You ha
better fill them Board and tuition from Noven
Der LIST to 10 July Isl, l2O dollars, payable in ac
vance.
Direct as above.
Oct 2i-cWSW WM. IL. HARRISON.