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Mo.emen,. OF the steamship,
EXECUTORS SALE oFLAND, NEGI

&c, &c.
WILL. h- sold On TUESDAY the Sih a., N
w eTneSl, a TIE lat, residence of Phlip IS
Senior, decreased, in the county of Hanover. N.
of Land On winch sand Woodson resided, 81.
four bundled and fifty acres, adjoining DcM
and about one milr from the Rocky Mlll- VI +.
average Iuality ~ land III the nciehhoGn4d r
provemrnts are cnInnodlcn,, hut >omrwha s.
pair. The land will be sold sui rc; e. tie rl.ti
d! Sarah Woodscn. widow 81 the frre4.rl r
sold II ihr same time eleven Nrstur>, cons.
Men, Women aud Chlldren four Horse. >r,sl
Caulr, about twenty Hogs. eighteen shreg u,t
Com, Oats, Fodder, shurk>, &c, ai,., / ~
tlon Utensils, AMI Household aud Kitchen lurr.
The terms of sale viii br, for thr land ,u, i..s
rhr balance IN equal instruments " our md IL,
The credit payments Ia be secured hy bond.
proved security. aud deed Of tlu>i III i.r II,
the other property advertised, mih the rlce, l.a
Nrgrn,S will hr sold on 4 ,rrdli ii ulnr g....
all suns over twenty dollars, The purchaser i, +.
with approved security, for an -lm- q. ,MtLp
and under, cash VIII be required. TIE Nce,,e.
sold for cash. JAiOH NOOb-0'
Executor Of Philip Wood>vn. lr,,
NOV. l0-caaNtiS
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appointment IN he Gsrer'lOr Of VHginta-
All. Evans, OF San Augustine, as Comn's-
sioner for the Stale OF Texas, with authority 10
take deposi,ons. acknowledgements Of deeds, &c.
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ANTIRENTISM.-T connection OF Anti
Ren,ism with the election for Governor, says the
Journal of Commerce, may be seen by comparing
The maori,ies for Young in The Anl-Ren conn
lies with the maiori,es at The Presidential cleo
lion in The same counties. Thus:
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HUMANITY HALL ACABE'

THE exercises cf this School viii b. f-.ut
18Th of January. lSi7, and terminate s.
November, making one entire session II =
The course OF instruction Will he Thorough.
the English, Latin and Greek Language.
branches Of Mathematics, md the Sci.1cg.
This j. a permanent establishment, nni n. .
promise fidelity IN the discharge OF e,rrs dia
cd with the School.
Board, Washing, Lodging, &c, VIII hr i
sl0o The term; half IN advance, and tie "a 4,
November, aud Tuition s25 per scholars, ~
The location IL this School. ~ he l"arft.
lnchanI, 4 regards health, &c., IS un,urpa-'t
Virginia.
7. :. Letters directed 10 Gravel HI. 1.
county, Virginia, y ~ be- attended L..
TLlJAH q IIiNES. II
WILLIAM u. SiifrNEf
Mr.. Shrpariis Nrsinian, and = rfaiis''
den sydney college, aud admirably ntIed ..
aud education, for the -ialion u. wlil ~
Academy. ELIJAH =
Nov Iu-cwrS
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DEATHS,

Ira IilS.
Died, an Sunday, thu 9Th instant. Mr. saw,
BOWERS, ~ The sstb year ot his age The fr,-,t
acqualntancrs OF 10. family respectfully renu.
attend his funeral Tins day, TUESDAY Al ii .'rt.
his late residence, without further Invitation
Died, Of Bilious Fever, Al Locust c,t,,c.
James Southgatr's, King 4 Queen County. IN So.
night, the luli of October. At 10 a'clnrk NJ.
EuBANk, daughter Of William Euhank f.,
SET. aged iiyrars. Cut down while yei IN ~. =.
ot LIE, IN all hrr lovelinrS- aud bcau, M H. -
ken away. IL i sad 10 lay t-iow .itay,lrri,,t
IL Is sad. indeed, To lay one there whose f,,, KIM.
trriay shonr with all the brightness 81 health ,ot
Intelligence aud hcpc-who-r amahir di.pn.,,t,.. u
mendcd her TO the love Of all and gave n,o,,,
rich harvest at excellence Bur, ~ ! nlant III r..,
quality, tod hath taken 10 himself In, FINN sarl,
BY his grace, almost before We on raf,h ,,nfa
iiS richness. The Kind attention ii ph,.,,,.,
friends could not stay Deaths cold cfa,p, 49,,
Resigned she submitted her Sprlr "a linn fb,t a.,
She MAS pions member al the M~ih.d,., 60,
When askrd hnw >hr leli about dying ~ al, ~.
ready She frequently exclaimed .0D .,,..,I
sweet Jesus and, IN fiir rIir>t ~ ~, ~ .
struck up several hy mns Let WrrplH, r,t.r1. :,
more, bnt may they be crmforled nj ne ,.t,.
IL hat day, that great day, although her t,r,..'
nav have been >hut ~ from ihr baghi.Anc ~. \,
golden sun, ana may have returned a. ,!u,r ~ 4.
sand, q! !rifs set, when lhr trumpet 81 ih- lr,f.
shall sound. her body and her sprit wiii IT, rr.-
aud 90 forth 10 dunk OF the crystal slrram ths,
from i.ir eternal throne, and unite with lie H..
Kindred spirits thai thrnng the hlilrnru,- OF ii-.
singing praises 10 ti- i.amb-amd that ii !. t.,.
that VIII soon BE- permitted 10 mite With mn
band az martyrs, II they ARE hni faithful uutu r..
ing Of the "Greht AM "Blr->rd are III, Il. y,
die III the Lord, for they res, from their Labor,
o. City papers requested 10 copy.
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WM. Nj. SMITH, Sec'y.

PARDON OF T. B. WARDER.-On Mon
day last. Mr.. Warder, Sho was lately sentenced
10 live years imprisonment in The Slate penllen'
liary, received full pardon at The hands OF j. "a.
Pauon Esq, Lieut. Governor OF The stale. we
understand that Gov Smith, having acted before
his election as counsel ;or Mr.. Warder, very pro-
perly declined to acl upon the application Tor his
pardon, and Withdrew from the seat OF Govern
men, in order that The case might be brought be-
fore Mr.. Patton w. are informed that largely
over thousand persons, including many lawyers W
and magistrates, signed a inemorial 70 The Gov,
ernor praying for The pardon OF Mr.. WaIder, and
stating il as their opinion that the circumstances
OF the case were such as no, only Justify, but 70
call for the exercise Ct Executive clemency II
will no doubt be very gratifying 10 these persons,
that The Lieut.. Governor after examining me case
arrived AT the same opinion as that 10 which they
50 solemnly certified, and has BY ne exercise Of
the pardoning power restored Mr. Wardcr 10 The
bosom Of society," Flag ~ 49,
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STATIONS Office,

No; 4 + ) 2 2 :" 70 O. TN r y ="
Lei althe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man
Ticket Nos 81 33 6l a prize Of $3.50
81 dG SO, prize Sl50-bo,h sold and paid BY
STRATrON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, No. Al, Nov. 4h
As 80 ~ 3 Al 6S 24 81 so lS 81 40 A 30
Half Ticker Nos. 3 IS "a, prize Of 500
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Monongalia, No. As, Nov 9th !:
46 81 SO % Il 81 II sc So IS 81 10
Ticket Nos. % 40 II, Capital sold and paid
by STRATTUN.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex, Extra, No. 95, Nov.
- 50 s &c ID GS 4S IS 25 Is 70 - i6
Tickets Ms 35 as TO- and IS 81 6s. Two
Capitals, sold and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, l., Nov. 1h:
"a 40 81 % 26 6G % 80 IS II 40 So As 81
Drawn Nos. Of Ieesburg, Class SO, Nov. .:
81 SIS II 4G II IA "a % SO 81 Is 20 AZ.
Schemes for the Week.
Drarc,np rccclpcd ercsp dap 7o'clock +. ".
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
20 900 Dollars 10000 Dollars,
TUESDAY-New Jersey, No. Sc. Capitals
90 600 dollars, 10000, 5000. 1000, 1000 800
l,iO0, 10 OF 1000, &c. IS Nos, - drawn. Tic
leis s. halves , 80; quarters %
10000 Dollars 10000 Dolarsi
WEDNES Y-Alexanhria. No. - CAPT
tails: 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 80, 10 Of
1000, &c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets 5; halves
: so; quarters %.
25. 900 Dollars! 5000 Dollars,
THURSDAY-Nrw Jersey, IS Capitals
p 600 dollars, 5000, 5000, 5000, 2490, 70 OF
1000, &c. IS Mes, II drawn. Tickets 5; halves
. 50; quarters %.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
FRIDAY ononealia No A. Capitals ::
1000 dollars, 1000, GlO, &c. rs Nos. y drawn.
Tickets /; halves so cents quarters IS cents.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars!
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No
81. Capitals: 1000 dollars, 1000, go, &c, ,
&c. IS Nos, and IL drawn. Tickets 81 ];
halves so cents; quarters 25 cents.
GPRIZES OF 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass NJ, Tor ls16-to be
drawn Nov. Nth. rs No. Lottery, - drawn
ballots. Grand Scheme 4 of 10000, Of
$500, / OF 2,34O 25 Of 1000, 50 ul 400, 200 Of
200, SC. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters : 80
Certificates OF packages OF % Wholes $40
halves and quarters in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass N, for lSiG-lo be
drawn Nov. Dist. rs No. Lottery, II drawn bal
lots. Grand Scheme! Capitals: Of 80, 600,
70 900. 10000, $3.50, 6 $4,000 10 OF 1900, 20
OF 1000, SO OF 1000, 60 Of 500 &c. Tickets
So halves 5; quarters 3D. 900
Certificates OF packages OF " Whoes Sl2o-
halves and quarters in oporion.
Orders for Packages Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
PROMPTLY amended to, anddrawings sent when re-
nuested. Please address orders to
n. STRATTON,
Nov Richmond. va.
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MARRIAGES.

: haffled, on Tuesday evening, th- 81 In.,,ut i. .
W; uane, DR.. WILLIAM :. GREEN. 10 Mis- ,r;lI
Shl iii-bolh Of Danyir, Virginia.
Ma,rrd, IN Baltimore, on Thursday morning ii
RlS. ESD, at Kcsemon, N,rrIn,, /. AIIrF
OF W. Latlmer, ESP, of baltimore
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CHARCOAL IN CIDER.-Mr. Editor. =
You may remember that last year | told you
that cider might be entirely preserved from Ter
menation, If abou, point per barrel OF pulver-
izec charcoal be introduced in long narrow la .
through The buns. believe forgot 10 say, how
ever, that in The experiment | made, there was
left no vent al ALL The bag Of charcoal was put
in, and The barrel bunged up tight, within two
hours after the cider came from The press, and 80
remained The cider continued entirely fresh,
became clear and grew better the longer il was
kept, which was more Than six months.
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A VALUABLE FARM Fog

~ fALUh BILE ARh fth :.
THE subscriber intending 10 move L. krla
for sale his Farm called MARI NIL
the county II Caroline. III ihr fois .
River and Pole Cat Creek THIS Earn
between 9g0 aud 900 acres, large
which II hdt land, al The br-i gnality i
state ~ improvement. about .nn arr'- I.
with Clover. and We'll adapted T. liz sfr,,
Germ aud Tobacco. There are upon thr !
good Dwelling Houses, two large Hans.
other necessary house for farming purpose,
repair; three good Apple OicharG. 4at =
chard, a fif>t rate we'll ii water ~ thr ratt q
did spring vr'y convenient There - :
line beds OF mari, very accessible, ~, Y
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad la.-t
the land ~ lr"nt II the hDn-r iui thrsr gi
mile. There ~ 4 Turnout called Pole fsi ! y
vrnicnt Ia the Barns invite thu, whn ~
good Farm, 10 call and examine liz pfrmis'
he divided afyani,gronsly. Tie terms 81
modallnc. My address - Athens, Caroline
Nav lO-rwrw SAMI. 90
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The attention Of our readers IS respeouu"'
called 10 The advertisement Of Mr.. Danlei VI
ners Female School a, Warenlon, NJ. we
have no, the pleasure Of Nh. rs acquaintance
bur, from what we have heard oil INN, We nav
no hesitation in recommending him TO Inc l'uo''''
The Raleigh Register thus speaks oil him'
ave call the attention Of our readers 10 an az
yer,isement in another column oi our paPe'i
ftom which il will be seen that Boarding o .,o
lor Young Ladies is about 10 be opened IN W al'
renlou. under The charge OF Daniel turner, Ely.
or thai genl!emans eminent aualifcatiohs LOT .,'e
office he proposes 10 assume, none VINO ndve e WI
happiness OF his personal acquaintance WIN isI,
any dislrusl Sprung from The most lesPee'ao "
paTentaee, in his ea.y life well trained and !, IN
s,rucled and having spent his riper years IN me i
best society, OF nature, the firmness oi wn'cn %
tempered by a most amiable and kindly d,sposl-
lion. pure in his morals, domestic IN his haohs'
and governed by piely sincere and ardent
without any touch Of oslcntation or mofostness,
he possesses every qualify OH when palen'
can ,ely with confidence Tor gentle ana con-
sisent training of his daughter IN all 1ha' may
improve the mind, ennoblc the heart, adofh 'he
manners, and form character al once respec'a-
hle and lovely"
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wv y "
COMMITTED 10 thc JAN ~ SCOTT cou'
- On The anih day ~ September Ia
calling himself JIM, who ,aYs TINT tr :
liam Pointer, ~ Mississippi. ani tllai .
Williamson county, Tennessee. Sai N.
years old. mol very black, . reel ainrhr,
40 pounds. -ind ON, When commit Z
ton shlfs, Two par pants, 10 vr.i one
Jeans. one PAR white woollrn Sock. ~ &
u pair uf new boots The owner oi slf -
ed 10 come forward. prove proprrs 90
take him away, .ihrfwi-- lac VII hr t't.f
ny to law. EPHRAIM lllthN
Nae Ii-rx1ws fuT a. kIfeUf.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND 81
OR SIXTY NEGROES

DY ylrrne Of perd OF Tu-t executed h i.
- derson l.. Scott, aud beauus diir ne II
September, lsi6, and duly recorded d ne an
of Prince Edward Comfy. for CERTAIN Iu.pe---
specified, We shall, on TUESDAY. th- ISL y,
deDcr II the sad A. Scoit olrf nj sale tie
Land on y hlch The >aii 4 + Scott II present
containing hy estimation .3G3, lcJts, ly,n1
waters Of Bush River and lls branches. IN 4 hrl
agreeable neighbnrhooi, being about I'VE mie
east from Prince Edward Court house and twt
from Firmyllie. Also, one other Tract Of Lane
the waters If Mountain Greek, contalnin. y
ton rs acres, on which u situated 4 Naie' :,
which Is ore Of the most profitable IN I'll, f,
country, also III the same time and place s
fifty or sixty likely and valuable Negroes. co.,
Men, Women, Boys and Girls, among thrH,
TWO good Blacksmllhs and ennd J.iPc.t
twenty head IL iIorses and Mules: ab"ni Q.
Cattle Stock of Hogs. about My IN nnmbr'
eighty head of Sheep, Plantation Ittn,l, 4
Carts. Buggy and Harness; Crop OF Com. 4
he five or SIX hundred barrels; W heat. w.
and Tobacco. one Shot Gun; one Thrrsh.t. Z,
and one gel II Blacksmllh's Tools.
Persons drsrmis oi purchasing any par
tate. viii address Us, or MIR. A. +. Scot, q 3
Any person wishing Ia srr tile land, ~
cation 10 Mr.. 4. l. Scott, who resides - II,
or tn George q. Scott al farmville.
The sat- will certainly take place - II,
ed The terms viii b. cash.
GEORGE q. SCOTT. tf
THOMAS W SCOTI,
karnr,ti,, Nnyefuh.r
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Rev. Joseph c. Stiles, OF Richmond man Of
great intellectual ability, (says correspondent oi
The New York journal Of Commerce. Pastor
Of The Uniled PRESBYTERIAN Church, IN. Sd has
declined the lille OF D. H., conferred by the Tran
sylvania University, considering il bauble IN
worthy The dignity Of servant OF Christ, and The
acceptance OF il conntenancins artificial disllnc-
lions among ministerial brethren, often unJusiIy
made, and always contrary 10 The spirit oil The
Gospel II Boston Times.
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DENDLETON'S LOTTERY OFFICE
i Drawing If New Jersey Lottery, Class s. {;
SIS 10 90 80 % G3 IS 80 II 10 IS 10
Drawing Of Monongalia Lottery, Glass No. ID !:
46 27 so % AZ 81 II &C ST. rs "a 70
Drawing of Sussex Lottery, Glass No. 95
- SO 6 20 81 GO As 35 25 65 10 II 46
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Class L.
"a 40 81 8 % 20 G6 ., 33 SO II 46 SIS IS 81
TO-DAY.
New Jersey Lottery Glass 69-he drawing re-
ceived By the mail. Capitals: $40 600, 10000,
5000, 10 prizes of 1000, &c. Whole Tickets
only 5, halves , 50, ours. IS. Sales close a, 1
o'clock. Call at No. 3 Exchange and secure a
Ticket and Prize will be the result. Nov 10
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TRIAL. FOR MURDER The trial Of VIM
Gin. for the murder OF John Gray, al Cabletown
in hi. county, sometime during the month oil Oc
iober. ls45 cane en- in our Superior Court OF
"Wednesday week Some difficulty was expert
enced in empannemg Jury, this being The hrs
case tried in our Court under the new Jury Law
On Friday however, a proper jury was obtain
cd and The examination oil witnesses on The par
OF the Commonwealth commenced. This exam
nation occupied The Court until Saturday night
when il adjourned over 10 Monday. The giving
in oi the evidence on The part OF The defence &C
cupied The whole Of this day. The Attorneys on
The part Of the Commonwealth, were Messrs
Mann r. Page, and d. Holmes Conrad. Fo'
The Prisoner. Messrs Andrew Hunter, Worlhns
ION Lucas, Harding and Thompson.
The pleading in The case occupied the whole
Of Tuesday ami Wednesday, when n case wa
given 10 The Jury. No verdict has been as ye
agreed upon.
The patience, investigation and labor rendered
nv The counsel both lor the prosecution and de-
fence, has called forth very general commenda'
ZION No case has scarcely ever been tried IN
our Court so irksome in lis details The speeches
Of the learned gentlemen were listened TO WIN
great attention by those in attendance, and lhelI
yarious points were enforced with zeal anu a
andable devotion.
p. S. The Jury IN this case, have Just render
Ell their verdict, Thursday. II o'clock.) They
find the prisoner gully OF Homicide, The penalty
Of which s three years Imprisonment IN the Pen
enliary. spirit u JtdSon, Od. o0M.
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SENTENCE OF RlDGEWAY.-We learn
from the I ,oudoun Chronicle that the trial OF Ben
amin Ridseway for murder, came off in Ir Inc S s
5rer;or Conn Of Loudoun county on Tuesday
week. Alter an absence from Conrl Of a lew MN n.
MOS the iury returned with The following verdict
"That The prisoner Benjamin Ridsewayl IS guIl'y
OF murder in the second degree, ~ name, anu
t,,m 40 IN The Indictment asa inst him is alleged,
AMI they do ascertain The term VI his imprison-
men. in The Public Jail aud Penicntary-house to
be eighteen years" :.
Counsel for The Commonwealth, Harrison &
son for the prisoner, A. l.. Tebbs and I: W.
Edwards, Esqs-[ Csaricsiorm (Fa.) Free Press.
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Col. Mcpherson OF Page, and Jared J. Will
liams, Esq, of Hardy, are announced in The
Woodstock Sentinel as candidates 10 supply The
vacancy in The Senate OF Virginia created by The
death Of David Crawford, Esq. "Many Voters
in The same paper bring forward he name OF J.
w. r. Allen, ESQ.,, Of Moorefeld, for The same
place. Rockingham Register.
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Books Stationery &C. will be furnished at tile lowest
retail prices and no extra charges made.
would heg leave TO refer 20 my friends, and nuinr-
Gus acuuaintancrs in North Carolina and Virginia,
among whom are the following: Hon. John \, Mafon'
Washington: Hon Archibald Atkinson, and William
R. Baskerville, ESP, Of Virginia. Hon. John IT, BRAN
aid G. w. Mordecai, ESQ.,, of Raeleh Col Davld ou'
law DR.. John Arlington, and James b. Battle, hei' y
Moth Carolina. ,.,,
Iwould be glad 10 hear from those, who may ue'n 49,
to place their daughters under our care, by ieuei ="
rected 10 Wauenton, North Carolina. rroNpp
Oct. 93-cw4w ~ ioh-'1A'
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMON
High Water, this day. al II o'clock. A. NJ.

High Walefrhi day. al II o'clock. A. NJ.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Leyenlank, Spiney, Philadelphia.
Schr. Americas, Wheeler, Baltimore.
SAILED,
Schr independence, Kerwan, Norfolk.
Schr. Iowa, Travers, Baltimore.
CLEARED,
French barque Olympic, Raoull, Tor Havre
with tobacco and slaves.
Brig Keying, Flanders, fer Liverpool, with 10
bacco, -four, corn, meal and apples.
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BY lnl GOVERNOR % ms STAT
A PROCLAMATlO

WHEREAS, il has been repIrseni'd
w tive, that WILLIAM A. tLERE.
tined III ihr jail of franklin count, ".
lor 4 felony has made III escape. b 49,
aud l. now going II large Therefore. ! y
Governor 81 The state IL Virginia. !" ie''
ward Of one hundred dollars Tor tie aff' I.
Of the said William A. Glerr t. The ".
county Of Franklin. and do require y,
and military, and request ihr peep. q
wealth generally. Ia use their h--i ct,''
The arrest Of the -aij William \. Llem, Z
dealt with according 20 law.
Given under my hand, ~ GnNrfn"f Z
lessor zeal III The Commemorate
SEAL. tlls ninth day of \, vemhrf. ~ y
Lord eighteen hundred and iotls T,
Commonwealth The seventy iir.t.
CIere IL described as being about =
huilt, and rather spare, light CONC
and IS hi.ktIs-had on, when he ',,s''
coat and pauIalooBs, and black ca;
ing, aud, after having acres '" hi""f'
Lrromr. horid. He j. an lndiiitient hoH
claims ~ he i native oil Richmond clis
ther IN widow resides. No'
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wARRrNTON FEMALEACADEMY.

WARRES lON EMhLis AM C.i
TIME subscriber will take charge of The Female AGA
j denny in the Town Of Warrenton, A"rih carolina,
Tho ensuing wear and will end.avor render II In
stion in every respect acceptable To HE public Inc
best Teachers will he selected az assistants ~ thr
school, and every exsrtion used to elvea thorough anu
,ecomoshed education to those entrusted 10 his care
Al the same ine that doe subordination WI b. OBJ
served pains will be taken to make pleasant ana
agreeable home. All shall he fenderly cared of ana
,ss o,als carefully watched over All the branches
a. an English Education from the oEes 10 me hlgh-
est, viii be taught; together with thr French Ian
ruaee Music, Drawing, &c ,.,
u, facility of access 10 the lower country renders IN
every respect desirable locality; This, together with
moderate charges, WILL IT is hoped secure due proper
,,n ~ patronage The buildings will be- greatly en-.
,d and the School will he resdy for the reception OF
scholars The middle Of January ensuing Terms per
session Of i've months, payable IN advance, az follows
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CONSEMPTLON

THERE is. perhaps, no disease -.
i try isaffecied, which sweeps 81
victims ~ hat fell destroyer Of w
sumption. Day after day. year ail'f r.
monster hurrirs 10 the pof,nl- = !"
tomb fresh added victims 10 ~ cone 81
nj. is sacred from lis oliehlins 'u~
exempt from its death dealing 60
middle aged and tbr yonng, al A." 81
common enemy Of mankind. !" ..f'
ularch, Whose life Of Temperance ~ I
fem lnp.rylous 10 the attacks ~ - s'
good deeds prepared HIM for me :.
calm evening, finds Consumption -.
mon his vi,als, and tearing mr. .,s
bright 10 minds which lock conn
spent. u.s,.t.-f go
dangers which beset u IN nHf cN.,t'f e.
CLINE , We think there may be H. 81
~ ,ho.r who are NJ least entiil,'
believed. there i a preventive ana : -.
tvtst,r'. Balsam 81 Wild Cher, -#
-, void "a suoh. II nerds not "
IN lonr string Of fictitious ceriih'-"
r,ery. II. trilc value and iD,rinet 4.
ci.n, 10 entitlr il Ia the conildsh.
" "Wait on e. iaWr
the name nf III inventor. a. Drh' 4, t..
BE- careful, aud eel the crnu,ns ME-. .
NJ wild Cherry. None genuine q r.
Butts. Address all orders !" -
Massachusetts,. For sale By .oe woop
No i. Man STREE +
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-10

The Superior Court adjourned on sa'nTda'
evening last Judge Nicholas passed sentence
on Fleming Winston, convicted OF murder IN IN
second degree-,he term oil his Imprisonment II
be five years in the Penitentiary.
We understand that the case OF VIM. ,. FUN
er rs. The Commonwealth, in regard TO the rish
OF the Legislature 10 tax the salaries Of clergy
men, has been adjourned to The General CouI
which mee,sin December next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-10

IN GiiaNCERY-ViFGISIs Al rue
1 Clerks Office of the Circuit Sngrrnf
and Chancery for buckingham county r.
9Th day OF October, 1916,
Joseph 7. Lyon,
against -,
John Pyle, Alex. Mosel-y, and Joho
The defendant, John Pyle, nj hl'iN-
nearance and gwen security, accora.h-
srmbIy and the rules Of tins Court -.
satisfactory evidence that liz = ~
This Commonwealth, II i ordered y
defendant do appear al the 'uir- !"
aid Court on the first Mondas " ~
answer the bill of the plnintif -an' ".
order be- forthwith inserted ~ -oint ~
ed IN the city OF Richmond ior W. . .
ly. and posted at The front door q ~
this county. a Copy-i r,,,,,,.r
a.1.. - .N