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CHERRY VALE NURSERY.

- one mile from Richmond, on Tie Hest- -
ham Read.
TINE Proprietor of this establishment returns
his sincere thanks to liberal public for the
patronage he has received at their hands for the
last twenty years, and earnestly solcs con-
tinuance of their iavors.
AT this establishment is cultivated the most
popular varieties OF all the different kinds OF
Fruit Trees common TO this climate viz APP
Piles, Pears, Peaches, Cherries. Apricots Plums,
most choice varieties OF Roses and Ornamental
Trees such as Linden and English Naples
Abont 10000 Grape Vines, of the most approved
varieties, native and foreign;-amongst the for
mer is the celebrated Norton's Virginia Seeding.
famous for table use and wine. He also keeps
constantly on hand a supply OF Domestic Wine,
the pure juice of the grape. Raspberry Vines,
Gooseberry Bushes and Asparagus Roots, good
supply always on hand-all Of which he is desi-
rous 10 sell at reduced prices. Apply TO
JOHN CARTER,
Al Nursey, near Richmond,
Orto RICHARD HILL, JR.,
Nov. 7-ctf Agent, over Enquirer Office,
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PIrRIIf, SALE

TIME subscriber, acting under deed Of trust
J. from Larkin Lilchfcld, bearing date on the
l4th day Of October 1874, will expose 10 sale at
public auction, upon the premises on the TIN day
Of February next, the tract OF Land in said deed
conveyed The above tract contains some 365
acres, is situated on East river, in that county OF
Matthews, and is believed 10 combine as many
advantages as any farm of The size in that county.
The buildings are commodious and in good repair;
and large portion Of The tract is well tnlbered.
Terms of sale will be cash as 10 one fourth OF
the purchase money, and credit OF one, two and
three years for the residue; The deferred install
nents 10 bear interest from The day OF sale, and
10 be secured by lien on the premises and ap-
proved personal security.
The title 10 the above property is believed 10 be
unquestionable; but, selling as trustee, the sub
scriber will make special warranty only.
LEE ROY BOULWARE.
noc IS-wTWc
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BETHANY COLLEGE, Dec. %, 1914.

BETHANY COLLEGE, Dec. %, 1914.
81 have no hesitation whatever in saying, that,
although Mr.. was but short time in my
class, he, however, gave evidence OF having been
previously well instructed. II would mnch light
en- nv labors here, and greatly contribute TO The
pleasure of my position, ifall Students who enter
College were trained 10 those habits OF accuracy
and discrimination, which seem 10 characterize
Mr.. IS preparation for College. All are
agreed, that it is not much reading, but thorough
and accurate training in the elementary stages OF
instruction, that makes the Classical Scholar
and if Mr. -- is a fair specimen OF your man.
ner Of teaching, checrfully give my testimony
10 The exceIency ofthe principle upon which il is
conducted
"A. F. ROSS, Professor OF Languages
Jan. l1-c2t
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WILLIAM 4 Mary COLLEGE,

WILLIAM < Mary COLLEGE, !
December 81, 1899.
We certify that Mr.. John b. Cary, Of Hainp-
Ion, was a SUDDEN, OF this College during the
sessions of 1878, and 1880, and took the de-
gree Of Bachelor Of Ans and il gives us very
great pleasure 10 say, that Mr. c. was uniformly
among those most distinguished for success in all
their studies and for exemplary department.
L. r DEW,
PresI., and Prof of Nor. and Pol Phil.
DABNEY BROWNE,
Prof. OF Humanity.
J. WELLINGTON,
Prof Chem. and Nat Phil.
RO. SAUNDERS,
Prof. Mathematics.
y. r. TUCKER,
Prof Of Law.
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RECORD

:, ,cuM0ND MARKETS-JaSuARi2i.
'e. " 1msS :, GOA :; common leaf, : ~
- eS'.. .Sn,;no and common manufacturing pun
u Tor selh. ;',e manufacturing, none ID mar
r- 50 a = .,,,n,nond S 10 $40. Good 81 .,
~, ~ou H. . water having been drawn from 'he
he Al receipts are sman. 81 -, dull-
81. a,,rs-ias. saleso mountain - i-a' aan
ON hs;nr light, owngto suspension OF 'faue
he anal holders are asking % .e,
.rs ANA, on !, o. cents. Prime Csc. per bush
'eJ o Il, cents per bushel-scarce.
ar oHs ,, cents from Railroad and Wagons.
,;s A,~sa,es of St. Croix, al auction, at a
no paro RHO 8, Il; New Orleans, a ..
.. 80 S,a.R-Sinsie Loaf, iOiall; double re-
III, l2.: lump do, 81 lO.
on H. ,ssrs-New Orleans, in bbls., "a ~; Z.
Ii From the Wharf 81 GO, Liverpool filled;
Ia IN sores 81 IS l 10.
be raresr-I .asuira, II; Rio, Ga a !; Cuba, 6i
nd = Domingo, st 6; Java, a II.
Isroy-Naw Virginia cured 8. ~ Western
lot Is old. 5, 81; shoulders la AZ.
ial ,Rr-Old, 8. a cents; new, q:
oil bE,sw-Herings, No. 1, 81; No. 2, on; gross
lie. Sbad 6 80 a :; Mackerel, No. |, II 81; NO. =,
his o 50 Stock small.
for IRoS-Up Country bar, S11s 50 TredeSar'
oe 90 SwedeS, 50 a go English, % ~; rig,
ka3O
bel Nails Assorted, 4sa1i.
u- ssor-ya. Wy,he Shot Tower 5; foules, o..
ll4 Woct-2s 80 c.
'e5 CorTcS-tar quality, . 4 OF.
I'd corrox Y.Rxs-Richmond and Manchester,
hos 5 10 l2. l5c.; from II 10 Is, l9c.
Sp,RIrs-Baltimorc Whiskey in bbls., 20 G.;
,4h!s.. p 26; Virginia apple brandy, 81. 31i a
a 10 cents; Peach BRANDY, 60 80 cents.
/ LisE-From Dock SO cents.
LEAp-5 a Ste.
II Er.rnEa-Marked good, light weights, l5i a
u g. middle do, IA! Is; heavy, Il; damaged, III
II l3.c.
II Hlpgs-Green, IA Sc cured; Spanish, IA Is.
Il C.ypLss-Spermaceti 80 35; patent tailow,
he. IA; mould, a 10; adamanline, p; dia-
khane, 80
II Olls-Fall Sperm, 81 90; Winter do, o.
llLinseed, 50 IS, per gallon; Tanners do, Sl2
rs per bbl.
/ FABRICATED, 10 II.
ST.RcH-1. SC.
CaocoLATE-sk a9c.
Mountain, 8 a II. c; Fresh, 10 a -
1 orrM-Bran, 7c.; Shorts, &c.: Brown Stuff,
| lsc- Shin Stuff. 20 IS G..
pl.srgR-Lump, at Rockets, BY the cargo, s.
I,5a3
Bgssw,y-25 a . c.
Xxx AND STATE SrocKs.-Farmers' Bank
Stock sos per share; Virginia Bank do. IL E1-
| c.,anse Bank DO 100; Stale Stock LOG lO1;
James River and kanawha Bonds 100.
FssGurs-very little going 10 foreign ports.
New Yora-FIouI, per Dbl, % cents; Goa! 4
GEMS per bushel, Tobacco S2l per hid; boxes ~
Cts legs d Philadel phia-Four, very little go
ing: Tobacco -. per hid, 20 cts. for boxes, %
Tor ses>-bu little going Coal Il cts per bushel,
Richmond measure.
FRsdars cx THE C,xAL-To Lynchburg and
Intermediate places, 10 cts per 100 lbs.
EXCHANGE fmetgp On London l0i percent.
prrniam DomeAu New York Checks
per cent prem; Philadelphia prem; Balt,-
more per cent prem; North Carolina Bank
NOES large !, small l! per CT discount; South Ca
tolra per cent dis; Savannah | per cent. dis;
Augusta pc. cent. dis; Tennessee 3 per cent.
dis; Alabama a per cent dis; Specie per
cent O,en
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NEW YORK MARKET,-J,n. IS.

BssADsTuFrs-So Southern flour is withoutc change
Holders of Western pretend TO be very firm al 81
Isl al 49, All sorts of Southern range from 81
30 TOD is! cents. Rye continues at G5 cents
Canal Oats, % SO cents.
CorroN.-The operations this week have been
large, and generally at steadily improving prices
Exporters have been The chief purchasers, al
though spinneTs have participated to a fair extent
The sales Today amount to | 300 bales. We have
revise! our quotations.
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NUITCE.
WAS committed 10 The Jail Of The corporation
w of Fredericksburg, on the 18th day OF Oc-
tober, 1874, as Runaway Slave, Negro by the
name of ARCH He says that he was carried
from North Carolina by his owner, Mr. Christie
pher A. Hatch TO Sumpter County, Alabama,
seven or eight years ago. and that he was sold
BY said Hatch in about a year thereafter to an
Indian Chief, from whom he Immediately run
away, and has been out ever since. ARCH isa
very black man, about IS years OF age 5 feel
inches high, and of muscular frame. He had on,
when committed 10 Jail, tarpaulin hat, overcoat,
and coarse woollen pantaloons. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay all legal charges,
and take him out OF Jail; otherwise, he viii be
disposed OF according TO law
Tan ~ IS1S-coaW3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21

WADE, of VIM, II. Wilkins, ior
W A ,hs laws regulating ordinaries
ni Sr y TON OF Wylhe, OF Leonard u
br a art y9.soS Of Washington Parker,
T. !a. .'i,r 10 remain in the State;
y PENDLEToN, documents Gssa 10 , re havs
opesea on ri Of the decisions Of the SUI
.ne ne 10 be circulated throughout l'e
prrRY of citizens Of TazeweIi
=, separate election at the n0 Rver r.
i9 p.sS IN the Dry Fork OF Sandy i've s;s
H MayS memorials ofcitizens o. n oom,S
I'm The formation OF new sI. eus
asain',p sniolph Barbour and harrison
TURNER Of Jefferson, the memorial
U II Clarke and jefferson cG UNI pn ,oi
wav 10 Baltimore ana o"'o nan
~; ;,nu11Sps OF Fauquier, the remon r
NJ hp '.;asns Of Fauquier against a new
Fsolan0 n az" against the petition Of samusl
Esreea - .,omrepsa,ion for special services
| y. Il The 3alh Regiment;
- ,. =; of MIR BOLLlNu'
House adjourned: -,
c.,-rs q Rockingham, was ,l las,
M; y JG Sy indisposiiion for some days ''0''
Y in The House Of psiesa'es'
me ssos a's ill "Wednesday nsA'' '
pck, a. sn' s S.rral u Tie Spartan baG-.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

HU.NT-NI'S M YIN > NOI TOE.
A LII persons having claims against The Is
II lale Of Edward Carer, who died some years
since in the county OF Henrco, are requested Ia
present them TO Mr.. Philip b. Jones, Richmond
ior payment; and those indebted 10 said Estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment, 10 him, as
| am anxious 10 close my administration on said
estate Mr. Jones is alone authorized 10 collect
the debts due 10 said estate
ROBERT A. MAYO.
Sheriff of HearicC county, and az such,
Administrator Of lIw. Carter decd.
Jar I0-cOcw 0m
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DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND
THE President and Directors Of the Farmers
i Bank Of Virginia have declared 4 divi
dend, out Of the profits of the las! six months,
of 3, per cent, subject 10 The deduction Of bo-
nus OF per cent per snare, 10 be paid 10 the
State. J. q. BLAIR, Cashier.
Jan S-3aW2W
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cnPARTNERsHIP.

The subscribers will continue the Commits
sion and Forwarding business under The hrm
OF Henry Ludlam & Co, and respectfully solicit
a share OF the business given heretofore, to the
firm Of Ludlam, Preston & Co.
Fair advances will be made on all produce sent
TO their address.
Their office will be at the warehouse belong
mo 10 Henry I.udlam on the Basin
HENRY LUDLAM,
Jan. l4-d2w G. +. WATSON,
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INFORMATION WANTED.
TOHM WATTERSON, the son of Jos. Wat
:. terson, late Of Montgomery county, Stale OF
Virginia, lefl his tathGr's house some thirteen or
fourteen years ago, and was last heard al on the
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wasoners, o,
some such business. This was some seven or
eight wears ago-since which time, no informa-
lion has been had OF him. His father having died
since, he has interest here worth attending to. II
he is sill living, any information Of him will be
thankfully received by line addressed to James
Heslep, Lafayette F. O., Montgomery Co, Va.
Dec. 20-c2aw6m
IT Wheeling Times requested 10 copy for one
month, and send bill TO James Heslep, as above.
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IID(IcATION

EDUCATION.
TIE exercises OF The subscribers School
i were resumed on Monday, the 9th January
In it ARE taught the English, Latin and Greel, Ian
guages, together with the sciences, and other sub
jects usually embraced in the best systems Of in
struclion. He has an apparatus, sufficient 10
perform and illustrate The most important expert
menls and principles in Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy. As the sanbrily of the village of
Hampton is progerbial none need fear on the
score of health. The rate OF tuition ranges from
$40 to 80 and $40 according TO the progress Of
The Pupil-and good boarding may be obtained
al 500 and $40 the scholastic year of len
months He respectfully refers TO the subioined
testimonials. JOHN b. CARY
H,MpToS Va
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! STRATTON'S OFFICE-Drawn Nos Of
- MonongaIia Lottery, No 3, January Eth:
II 43 63 SO G5 Is Gl Al e. 81 y
Hall Ticket Nos. 6 81 G3, a prize Of 500, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass 3,
30 10 Sc GO % 81 As IL 81 81 | 81 20 l3
Bear III mind, thai $50, 900 will be drawn by
somebody on The 25lh Of this MONTH"; is more
than probable that The lucky ticket can I've found
al STATIONS.
Feb. lst--S35295, 10000, 5000, 1000. $500
&c Tickets $40
Feb sth-siOOOO, 10000 5000, $500, 1929
&c. Tickets $40.
Feb l5th-S3O,OOO, 10000, GOOO, $500 1929,
&c. Tickets $40.
Feb. aai-siO,Ooo $1,000, 5000, 5000, 3ao5
&c Tickets $40
Mammoth
S50000 so prizes OF 1000 Alexandria Lot
terry, Glass A. for 1850 be drawn in Alexan-
dria d. c., en- Saturday, the 2ath Of Jan'y 1915
Brilliant prizes: splendid prize of $4,000. 3D.
600, 5000 5000, 5000, 2,4l5, 80 Of 900, so Of
halves &, qrs. 3. Certificates OF Packages OF %
whole tickets :slG0, &c halves 30, % quarters 40
eishhs 90
| Orders for packages, certificates OF packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent when re-
quesled. Please address orders 10
y. STRATTON.
Jan. 81 Richmond Va
w oRTHAM'S OFFICE, No. :, Exchange
| wv Place.
Drawing flhe Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass
| No. ID:
81 L. 80 : Is 81 30 sc 20 ID &c "a ! 30 -
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 81 49, a prize of 500
$4,000 Capital Alexandria Lottery, Glass
I No II. Drawing received al one o'clock.
| Prizes: Sls 600, 5000, $500, 2l45, 1000, 10 Of
800, 10 OF $50, 10 OF 1000, 10 Of 100, 20 OF
$50, l55 Of 100, &c. Tickets 81.
| Lottery for Tomorrow.
/ $4,000 capital! Alexandra LOTTERY Extra,
/ Glass No 9.-Drawing received at ! o'clock
Prizes $4,000, G,000 5000, 1850, l,i5s, 10 Of
1000, 10 OF 500, 10 OF 200, % OF l25, DC of 100
Sc Tickets S..
Lotteries for the Week.
Wednesday, Jan 22-Sls0O0, G,00O 5000,
1850 ,45s, &c. Tickets 81.
/ Thursday, JAN $3.50 900, 10000, $500
1000, &c. Tickets 80.
Friday, Jan. 2i-SsOOO a,02O, 1859, Of
1000, &c. Tickets 81
Saturday, Jan. $50 900, 1000, 800, 1912
OF GOO, &c. Tickets S.
Saturday. JAN 25-s50,O0o, 10000, 5000,
| G,000 5000, &c. Tickets SIP.
| and 10 be draTh SoOn:
Febr'y lst-S35, 295, 10000, 5000, 1000, $500,
&c Tickets 10 dollars.
Feb'ry Slh-S40 900, 10000, 5000, $500, 1928,
February l5lh-s3O,OOO, 10000, G,oOO, $500.
1928, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
February 22,l-SiO,OOO, $4,000, 5000, 5000,
3,208, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
For sale by CHAS. WORIHAM'
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wv Il Many CotIrGr July 1874

WM. < M,RY COLLEGE, July I, lSH
"Mr IS standing in my class has uniform
" been of the very highest character-equa 10
the very best. may also add that he has taken
certificates of proficiency in all The classes which
he has attended, altho' in some of them he abored
under the disadvantage OF attending them during
a portion only of the year."
RO. SAUNDERS Prot. Malh
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Uplds. s. Frda. NO. & Mobile.

PaovlsIoNs-We now quote prime Ohio pork
al 81 62,; mess is firm al 50 IS 9 97i cents.
Sect is very quiet, and sales of mess are made at
S. Ohio lardis in limited demand; bbls. We quote
att cents and kegs at CT cents.
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BETHANY COLLEGE. June q. 1874

BETHANf CUT.LEtk, JUIt 81 IOfT
"Mr. - stands very high with all the Facul-
". To your excellent mode OF imparling in
struciion, he dcservedly obtained the first honor
in the first class Of graduates in Mathematics
He also obtained the second honor in Natural
Philosophy, and is in The first honor in Chemis-
try" A. CAMPBELL,
Prest. and Prof Nor. and Int. Phil.
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TOYT'S OFFICE.-Drawing OF Mononga-
II liza LOTTERY, Glass No. 3:
AZ - GO SO G5 Is CT fl g. a %
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery, Extra, Glass
No Is
81 IT 80 ! Is 81 30 81 70 D &c 81 20 Is
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery Class No. 3 ::
80 10 81 60 % % IS AZ So 81 i 81 20 + As
Tickle, Nos. Sc As ST. Capital Prize sold and
paid by HOY l:
r F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY Of
j FICE, Opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
Richmond, Virginia.
Mammoth
$4,000 Dollars so Prizes Of 600 Dollars !! !!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass ., Tor 1919 TO be
drawn in Alexandria D. c. on Saturday, the 18th
Of January. 1915, Brilliant Prizes: splendid
nrize Of $4,000 $4,000, 5000, 5000, 5000, GALS,
So of 81 600. so of5,OOO 50 of4,000 100 of 200,
&c. Tickets :sl2 halves g. quarters 3, eighths
so. Certificates OF Packages Of 70 whole
Tickets Sl6O, 26 halfs0, quarters 40, eghhs 20.
Rich ond Splendid Schemes tof February!
s35,295 Capital.
Alexandria Lottery, Class mol 10 DC drawn a"d
February Isl, 1915. Capitals S35, 1885, 10000,
5000. 1000, $780, 3,O35, 5000, 40 prizes Of
500 &C. &c. Tickets $40, halves S, quarters
$50. A Certificate OF package OF % whole
Tickets lex viii be sent for $3.50, halves G5, quar-
tiers 81 so.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 6, 10 be drawn
February Sth, 1915. Capitals: prize Of ssi0, OOO,
10000. 6.OOO 5000 5000, $500, 2oO0, roy,
600, 1900 $50, 200, 20 prizes oil ,OOo &c.
Whole Tickets $40; halves 8; quarters ou.-
A Certificate OF package oil 70 w noe llckels
in the above will be sent Tor Sl3O haiVeS %;
quarters 80 50.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 10 be drawn
February 18th. 1915 Capitals $780, OO, l2OOO,
5000. $500, S,227 So 5000, $500, 40 prizes OF
! 00O' &c. &C. Whole Tickets $40; halves 5;
quarters 2 so. A certificate OF package OF 20
Whole Tickets will be sent for $3.50; halves G5
quarters 80 So ooo Dou.,
To be- drarn on tic Birth Dayof Washington!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. s, TO be drawn
o3n me Eshruarv ls45. Capitals: $4,000, $4,000,
3 nNo I 600 3aOs, SO of !, 900, &c, &c. Tickets
So shares in proportion. A certificate of
1ack. oe of25 Whole Tickets in this magnificent
Scheme will he sent for Sl4O halves ~; quar-
tiers S35.
n Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certih-
cafes Of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
Tor smaller ones, that are drawn every gay ~
Inc week. enclosing cash OF prize IicSets
will receive the most prompt attention, ana an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
" after II is over TO all who order from
Ian. 10 IF. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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TO THE FARMERS.

TO THE FARMERS.
RICHMOND, January 8, 1915.
OUR assortment Of GROCERIES, consisting
~ Of Bacon, Herrings, Iron, Salt, Sugar, COT
fee, Molasses, Slcel, Ploughs &c. &c, is large
and offered upon the most reasonable terms 10
punclua dealers.
We have, aud will always keep on hand the
purest and best mountain Glover Seed, al The
lowest market price.
PEAKE, JONES & WINSTON.
Ian I(o-.cf,f
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
~H SrnAyEp about three weeks ago, large
~. light red COW, with white spot in her
forehead In shape of heart; one small teat
The above reward will be paid for her return to
me. or for any information BY which may obtain
her. II. w AL 49,
janis o. AhamO'a'
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WV & M.ny Colr.rcr. Feb 10, 1912.

WM & Mary COLLEGE, Feb IL, 1912.
Extracts Of letters as 10 the standing OF his pu-
pills a, College:
WM & May COLLEGE, Dec n, 1871.
"As regards Mr., | take pleasure in stat
ing, that he is one of the best students we have
ever had in The Institution. He is now entirely
occupied with his Classical studies, and the Pro-
fessor is delighted with him in every particular.
We shall always be ready 10 return our warme>t
thanks to every Teacher who can send us such
pupils" 1. X. DEW, PIes't
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DISSOLUTION,

TINE Copartnership of Ludlam, Preston &
i Co, was dissolved by mutual consent on Inc
18th inst. The business OF the hrm VIII De sell
lied by Henry Ludam but either partner is au-
,borized N nse The name of the firm in liquidation
HENRY LUDLAM,
M. H. PRESTON,
ALEX. LUDLAM,
G. +. WATSON,
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Surry Court House, January 7-w3w

An EXPERIENCED TEA CHER, who is
N graduate of one of our principal institutions,
is DESTROYS OF obtaining a situation for the en-
suing year. either in an Academy or private
school, where the services of a Classical and Ma
thematcal Teacher would be required.
The best references can be given.
Address R. H. G., BarbouTs X Roads Isle Of
Wight county, Va. Oct I-2awfi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21

TINE AMERICAN HOUSE CARPENTER.
LA Treatise upon Archit lure, Cornices
and am Mouldings, Framing, Doors, Windows and
Stairs. Together with the most important prin-
c'ples OF Practical Geometry; by r. G. Hatfield,
Architect; illustrated by more than three hun
ared engrayings. For sale by
Jan. q NASH g. WOODHOUSE-
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BANK or VIRGINIA.

BANK OF VIRGINIA,
January 7ih 1915.
TIME President and Directors oflhis Bank have
i declared dividend Of two per cent. ont OF
the profits Of The Bank for the last six months,
which, after deducling the bonus Of per cent. 10
the State, will be paid 10 the Stockholders on and
after the 18th inst SAMUEL MARX,
Jan 9-eod2w Cashier
Application will I've made 10 the
IN Treasury of the United States for payment
or renewal OF The following certificates oI The old
funded debt OF the United States viz
One certificate six per cent stock. for $l5G IL,
on which is due - 33; one certificate OF three
per cent. stock, for $i05 81; and one certificate
six per cent deferred stock, for S75 o. on which
is due 81 l6-all Of the above issued by the for
mer Commissioner Of Loans, for the State OF Vir-
siuia, in the name Of Stephen Freeman.
Dec l3-cl2t
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A NTHRACITE COAL.

nv hnhSl Z OOhL.
OQ00 BUSHELS OF ANTHRACITE
@OOO RED ASH COAL, Of the very
best quality, broken and screened, for sale on
board schooner George Bartel, in the Dock, at
s. Is per cart load, delivered while discharging.
Alter yarded, the price will be &c. Allthose who
wish supply of a first rate article can be fur
nshed by leaving orders a, the Compiler Office:
or Rankin & Whitlock's Jan 2l-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21

A TEACHER WANTED-Anyg gentleman
II willing to take charge of small School,
say from Is to 20 scholars, at moderate salary,
for,he present year, who can produce satisfactory
testimonials of character, and qualifications for
teaching the English Latin, and Greek Lans'ia-
ees might find to his interest 10 confer with the
subscriber on the subject either personally, or by
letter, forthwith. Any communication addressed
10 me, at Surry Court House, postage paid, Will
be promptly attended 10. -
JOHN Z. NICHOLSON.
Surry Court House, January 7--w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21

Adricc to Hires, md Adrice to 11otaers.
a DyICE TO WIVES, on the management
n of themselves during certain importaS.. neri-
DDS.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS, on the manage
ment oftheir offspring, during the periods OF In
fancy, Childhood and Youth.
Both Of the above little works are by Pye Hen
~ Chavassee, member OF the Royal College Of
Surgeons, London, and are highly recommended
BY all who have examined them. Price so cts
each For sale BY
NASH g. WOODHOUSE
Jan. 81 Booksellers, 1877, Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21

s-r EDUCATIONAL Virginia Lady well
qualified as Governess, wishes employment. The
ensuing year in gcnleel family.
Direct as above
Dec. 3i-wGw WIN. H. HARRISON.