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The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-01
Attention Light Infantry !

In consequence of invitation
received by your commanding
officer, and to be extended by
him to the company, you are
respectfully invited to join
with the citizens of this
place and vicinity in the cele-
bration of the 4th of July
And as the Committee of
Arrangements have appoint
ed the Abbevillc Light In
fantry to act as Escort en-
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l. | NJ f S TON SPRING S
.Tcmalc N!gh SchpnI.
Rev. II. CURTIS, d. d. } D
Rev. w Curtis, F''"etp@fs'

The Principals of this
School would renew
their acknowledge
TO their kind friends and
the nuhlic for the in.
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Ter,,ss of the Enquirer.

-r,,. n,uirrr IL published ID ttLf anu oI.u1
.StktY For III. h,i,y Paper, seven ooi:'s pe 49,,
- AVID a, lie rate of eight dollars II taken i"' 80;
au', "t ,h,n one wear For the Senii-NeehHi NV
- mr. annum, aud Three Dollars tn si1 'n.t ="
IN advance to be paid IN the c's, OF te'eu ~
Jul nost Maid; or Six Dollars per amman d. 'he cav
he yer. .s may h, remtted per mall,
~ ara available Bank notes, NJ tne 's s
,ks hostage Of oil letters beng Pa f ans account
TN ,nstape of single letter - - os,arr in an
- ~. wy,,rr Il is the aceamuaton - serious tax
70 He WIZ s,;n.ss which operates as seh"'' -
u,,ut l. iiirfs ,r,n,S,Sc
;, THE DAILY ENQUIRER-fM one square ~, ~
~ ,,,,s- ar less first insertion, my Genus, ~"
So. s.et eedng insertion twenty-nV ctM.s. n,..s
"a SO. week twice week, or tirce li"he' ""'
thirty seven and half c@nts .,,,.ra oy s,x,.en
IN MS SEMi-WEEKLY-one square ~ o,ar
,,n.s or less, trst insertion, IS cents; tof ea'h
ance. 50 cents. .,,,r,.d with the
Orders from distance must be Accompanies S.n .n
,dyauco pay .os satisfactory references, u insure
toi. -, 90, ao,,ars for tbIriy
uoss and in that proportion for advertisements VI
,,rnter leuyth-1xcept Lottery Vendors anu aueeon-
s.Ys who are charged hundred dollars, tpapei IN
eiuded.l 49,. o..,, ~. mntrv
Ubeneyer tho .ar,y's handwriting Is unknown AZ ~
Osce must be- authenticated by the endo'sa'oh VI se
Postmaster in the neishbohood, or they WIN III no .ae
~ nrhlshed Every measure, tnnt mas oesn 'ason '"
mt impostions and cIizzes, as proved
,va,,,ny We must, therefore, ins;s IL sucn csse
80 the commu ca;on bein. certified by tue ha'ue VI
~. Postmaster, nrttfa TIE 3oes ofth teter.
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EyEcIrrnR,S SALE

THE undersigned will, on the 2d day Of February
next, nj Soldiers Joy, The late residence Of Darrell
igRenbohim, deceased, in the county of Nelson, aid
Immediately the Canal, SELL al public auction, 10 tho
the said Tesaror consisting of large quantity uf very
valuable Hnu-rhold Furniture. of every description,
large stock uf Horses, work Sit ars and neat Cattle rf
Sheep and Hogs and large quantity Of Kitchen and
Plantation Furniture and Utensils II every deicri ton
ali the crops Of Corn, supposed he between 1--WE and
six hundred barrels the Oat.. Fodder and her Crops
and its Ufa, and the crop Of Tobacco made the present
year on the Soldiers Joy Plantation together with from
Two TO four thousand pounds Pork aud Riding Tar
riage, Harness, 6c-which sale viii be made upon
credit of six month"; the purcaser giving bond With Hp
proved security The sale will be continued the fol-
lowing day.
And upon the 4th day of the month AZ the same
place. there will be offered for SALE 10 The highest bidder
all the SLAVES Of the said Tsstator, about rightly Ia
number, Of them very likely, and ap ong the nun,
Where the Slaves have families they VIII he sold In ia
miles, least TO separate mothers from their
children where the latter are Of iSnfer years. and they
III he sold for cash, for cFprorrf stoGst notes sat-
.factorly endorsrd payable nj four months, Including
the legal interest. And, upon The same cay, the Sol
d.;,s Joy Plantation will lie rented TO the highest bidder
for years may be aRre'd on at that Tine
The person fentt give bond with approved security
for the rent payable the end Of tie year The quantity
of cbcut 2sD he's heat have been sown Inc
land which the person renting will have the benefit Of
and in all respects, the plantation WILL at the time Of
renting be fine order for crop for the Year. 6s the
hands kept upon IL until the renting Will be employed In
preparing the plantation for crop; and IL may be that
The sale OF The corn will be he up until the day OF rent
Ing 10 give the opportunity Of supply Ing the piacr-of
Should the weather prevent The sale the days above
mentioned, IL will be Continued from day IN day, till
completed. JOHN J. LONDON,
Executor Of Daniel Hissenbo,h:o, decd.
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Benz. p Jeli, 10 be register Of the land Office for
in the Stale Of Arkansas, vice Samuel C. Wheat,
removed.
John Bruton, 10 be register of The land office for
The district 81 lands subject 10 sale at Johnson
Court House, 10 he Stale OF Arkansas vice Jas.
Woodson Bates, removed.
David c. Glenn, TO be receiver of public mo-
neys Tor the district OF lands subject sale Jack
son, in The Stale OF Mississippi, vice Isaac Nc
FeIran, resigned.
William 5. Taylor, to be receiver OF public
moneys for The district of lands subject 10 sale al
Ponooc, in the State Of Mississippi, vice John
+. Wray, removed.
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I'm CHA NCERY.-Vinc,NiA:- Rules held In the
L Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and chancery for Fiuvanna, IN december, lsl5:
Mary B. Strange, Plaintiff:
against
BENJAMIN IT, Magrudtr and Arcllraus ?. Strange, act
Ing Executors o: Gideon Strange dereasrd, and Will
liam T. Stockton and William Stockton and Harriet
Stockton which said William and Harriet are infant
children OF the said William r. sockon's deceased
wife, Sally w Stockton, which sa'd Sally was one OF
the children of Gideon A. Strange, deceased.
Defendants:
The defendants. William :. Stockton and William
Sto kton having entered their appearance and pi-
ven security according The o. Assembly ind the
ues of this Court, and IL appearing by satisfactory ev
drnce That the said last named defendants are net nha
hitants OF this country L. Ordered, that the .aid last
named defendants do appear at the Clerks Office Of our
said Circuit Superior Court of Law and thancery for
our said comfy on The first Monday in March next, TO
answer The plaintiffs original and supplemental bil'i
ana that copy Of this order he forth with inserted IN
som. newspaper published In the CITY OF Richmond for
n months smccts-vely and posted 4! the font door
of The Court house of,hr said county.
Ian. o-cwsw WM E. SHEPHERD, y. c.
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SANDS, sARsAPARlLLA.

THERE is one carac ers,ic Of vegetable medicines
l which gives them an important advantage over mi
nera, ramad+s They cure Who.:i leaving any injur-
Gus effects behind them We know that the OF
mercury 10 excess, and OF quinine viii AFFECT the
constitution and produce specific disease; butt although
man should use Sands' Sarsapatila daily for a
Of years ner had ceased 10 be active
remedy il would rather conduce to The preservation Of
his health than Otherwise II inncuous except TO the
malady IL cures scrofula, Kings Evil, Dyspepsia,
Bilious Complaints Erysipas Rineworui Scurvy, Salt
Rhcun, Simple Ernpt:ons, Gc-Thes" 1t attacks, dis
commits and disperses hut on the patients health
IL exercises conservative influence.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of
s superior value aud efficacy, see pamphlets, which
NAV be Obtained of agents gratis.
90 Prepared and sold, @holesale and retail, and for
a,no,,alion nv A. B. SANDS Il CO., Druggists and
Chemists Granite BUILDINGS, No. 70 iiroaGway, corner
Of Chambers street, New York Sold, also, by DuvAL
& PURCELL, Agents, Main street. Richmond, Va
Prce-sl per bottle, or six bottles for So Jan
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died, al his residence n Sussex county, Vir.
GINA, on the 18th OF The present month, Mr.. Hss-
az SIMMONS HARDAwAY, in the 65,h year Of his
age.
The vick.bufg and Memphis rapers will
please copy
Died, on Monday evening. Inc Goth January,
HaRRIET Ann, inian, daughter of John S ami
Harriet NJ. Roane-aged five weeks and one day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29

CLASSICAL. SCHOOL

IN The 18th Of January, 1876, viii open my School,
~ al my house, at Woodhurn Aben,aIle county, Va,
mine miles Northeast from Charlottesville. The Sc'o,
destned 10 prepare youth for the unversiy and the
subscriber faters himself that he Is able in cases,
TO give satisfaction.
The session will continue ten months, with one
months vacation In Summer. The tuition lee is 81
par month, and board furnished by te subscriber 90
per month.
letter. directed 10 me, Charlottesville Pos, Office,
will be attended 10. GEORGE OLIVE.
WOODBURY., llec IS lS45.-cw4w
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Co-Partnership.
GROCERY AND COMMISSION

GROCERY AND COM N ISS1ON
BUSINESS.
TIME subscribers, THOMAS L. & MAS
SENA BEAZLEY, having associated
themselves together for the purpose OF conduct
ing the Grocery and Commission Bnsines, have
taken the house recently occupied by Messrs.
Brown & Tucker, corner OF l2sh ana Gary SIS,
Immediately below the Basin,
They are now receiving, and will in few days
he able 10 offer general and well-seleced assorl-
ment OF Groceries, which, for cash or city accep-
lance. vii, be offered at small advances. They
will also paw strict attention 10 The sale of all
Consienments pedsins their best efforts in every
instance TO obtain The highest market price. On
produce actually in hand, The usual cash advan-
20 "''' 20 'i'' THOMAS L. BEAZLEY,
MASSENA BEAZLEY.
Jan. 7--lG sw4w
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

FEMALE SEMlNhhI.
THE School at my house. In the county OF Gloucester
i under ths direction of Miss Sarah II. Hubbard, Is
now in operation, and win continue until tbs lst OF A-
gust next with the exception of one week al Christmas
Miss n. was taught Mrs. Wiliard's school, Troy,
New York and teaches al tho various branches oi
English, French, Latin, and Music on the Piano and
Guitar. -,
Miss Hubbard taughi for the past year with much
success having given great satisfaction TO large pat
ronaye-anJ produces the satisfactory testimonials
of her qualifications for all that she Processes TO teach
She has engaged for the last four years IN teachings
can therefore cay, she Ia an experienced teacher
We CON accommodate ave or six more young laaies
than we now have wh Board, al the following prices:
Board n and Iu0" 0' M ''' '"s''''' $40 90
French or Latin, per month, w
Music, Including the use Of the Instrument, per
month, "
ANY person wishing information on this subject can
no doubt be furnished by enquring Of the travelling
Preachers Of the Mr'hodst Church, Ms am kno@nI
large portion of them personally or by character we
can saw 10 the public that situation, Tor heath,
not To DO surpassed by any place in this Stale As M
evidence crt the fact the pas; year we had twenty-five
whites In family aud day from School was 1851
by teacher or pupil
Letters addressed to subscriber directed 70 Glou-
Court house, post paid, will be attended 70 pune
tualy. JAMES BAIL
Dec, 2S-ef
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NOTICE

- 4NOilCE.
II pursuance Of the provisions Of deed Of Tu.,
venice sa 10 BY Charles o. Mo.,, on III. is,s No
,sas Court, we shall, the 10th day of F.s,narv
o. on the next fair day thereafter should The ir
ems. Sha al On the premises offer public unc:ian for
Cha,,s .ne ,Eht title, Interest and crate of tho ,,d
Es..n Q. mtss In Tract of Land In the couo,v NJ
Fsss, GATED Pigeon Till, late the property OF William
ns ,s.fes OF the said c. B. Moss is ha, which he
oa~ Of the sad VIM. Fisher, ana !, .h,, s' ao
rlnass oel a. DOVER IN The said tract Of land Il in
i,.hs. ne dwelling house, new, and built OF brick.
Ths .,,. .ao'es, gardens and orchards.
,hs situation IL high, and comm ,ndinc full v.w If
MIL. ssxe Of Northumberland one and n half
co,n,,n we'll as the river, and large tIac, Of
Dssis-.,d. WI! ". y 4 WAR p;aassKSER. ru......
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NOTICE.

HAVE purchased OF my father, William w. Bea-
dies, OF Louisa county, his stock of Hider, In the
process OF being tanned the time Of said purchase
ana have made arrangements with Mr.. Frndai Chiies
the owner Of the land on which tho Tan Yard
owned BY my father Is situated carry the Tanning
busness at The sad Tan Yard hereby notify all per-
sons, mat have constituted my f,ther my Agent, To
carry on for me the said ess-a,so the Shoe max
ing onslness-ai the same pace; and viii be thank.
i 70 The old Customers of my father continue their
custom TO me. ROBERT BEiDLES.
Jan 6-rwau.
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Correspondence Of n. Y. Journal Of Commerce
RICHMOND, Va. Dec. g, ls45.

Correspondence Of n. Y. Journal of Commerce
RICHMOND Va, Dec. %, ls45.
Your "Occ,si Correspondent" from Wash
in.,cn. in his letter OF Christmas day, has con-
founded General Henry Lee, with Gen. Charles
Lee. Il was the latter who iri! ur'er washing
toms dispieasure al Monmouth. Henry Lee
rose 10 no higher rank during The Revolution,
than that OF Lieut.. Colonel, as which, ne com
man,ied The celebrated Partisan Legion. He
never fell under Washinston's displeasurc, but
was appointed by him 10 command Inc army
semi against the insurgents Of Western Pennsyl-
yania. BE was always devoted 10 the person
and fame of Washington; fact SO well known,
rha, he was appointed by Congress 10 deliver Inc
funeral Grafton Of that best oil men; and II was
he too, who was The author Of those famous
words. sfirst in war, first in peace and flrst IN
the hearts of his counirvmen." While am cor.
rec,iup the errors Of your correspondent, may
as we'll add that Gen. Chas Lee was an hnsiish-
man nv birth, and that Henry Lee was no. Dorm
in Wcstmoreland but at Leesylvanla, IN ffince
William county. lie married 10 Wessmoreia no,
and by that marriage became me po:ssssol .. .,,e
scat Of The Lees distinguished bg being The birth.
place the great men OF mat iahiiy u'eh''oiieu
by yonr correspondent
As an offset 10 this uacalled for attack on the
nemo:y OF General Charles Lee, beg leave 10
mention The following tact. When the la'e MAJ.
Henry Lee was presented to the late Earl Grey,
he wa. introduced as The son Of General Lee.
"Of which General Lee" asked his lonrdshllP
a6e friend or he enemy of Washington" 20,
The friend" was The reply. Lord Grey then spoke
in very fauering terms Of both those officers
and added, "my father, Sir Charles Grey, VINO
commanded the rear Of lhe BRUSH army a. .ne
battle OF Monmouth always sa'c, me cohauet !, OF
General Charles Lee on hat occasion, saved me
ao.riran army" We know General Lee al
" wavs claimed his merit, and it seems but JUS,
- 1nhlish his lesinony 10 his favor, 10 gene
r,,;on which seems ionder OF rememberinesh;s
errors Than bis virtues, and of recording his faults
If temper than his great services To this country
The anecdole inst mentioned is contained in let
Ter from Major Lee, still preserved.
Yours, &c. z. T. LsE'
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Co-PARTNERSHIp

TIME subscribers have associated themselves together
i In business, under the firm of PARRER & SMITH,
fer thr purpose continuing tho stand viR
GINA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MANUFAC-
TORY formerly conducted by the late Jahez Parker,
corner Of Main and 18Th streets, next door below the
Union fio,el. JhBEZ X PARKER,
II. M. SMITH.
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WANTING.

u UFCS B. MCNcUS, son &c Francis and Mary
h Muneus, Of the county of Hanover, and State Of
Virginia, went TO Texas in The yrar 1871; he moved
TO New Orleans In the W.ter o S4a and has not heen
heard If since. Any i"farm1tnn that h- given of
sisiers. VI he sno"!d he living and this shnn d CT
'rye. he aould do we'll return his native State.
lcr- The New Orleans and Texas papers will confer
atwr' n a widowed mother by copying the above.
Jan l6-sw4w
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FEMALE EDUCATION

THE Female School AZ my hnuse will be continued
the present ycar-to commence the LIST Of February
under The Instruction Of Miss Lucy +. King In this
School VIII be taught all the vdrnus branches of Eig-
lish usually taught Schoas together with tie French
Language, and Music the Piano. Mis- Kings qua
lihca,iuns as teacher are unqlest:onabe. She has
also been teaching for several years My residence Is
la the county Of Louisa abut six miles South of The
Courthouse, which Is ihs place Of my address.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition in the English Lam
gnag-, 500; for lessons In French and Music add
tional charge Of $40 will he made.
Jan. 6-ciFl BICKERTON T. WINSTON
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EnITCAT J0N

THE School at Long Creek, Louisa will be continued
the ensuing year, under the superintendent Of the
subscriber He will teach Greek Latin, French and
Engli.h Languages, G-ogrnphy, Arithmetic, Malhrnat
les, Surveying SC. Having completed hs education at
the University Of Virginia the subscribe. has In his pos
session ample testimonials of his qualifications a
Teacher. The Schoul will commence ON Monday, The
a6tn Of January, 1876, and terminate The 4ih Of De-
crnher following. The charge for Board, Tuition
Washing, Lodging and Fuel, wiI be eleven dollars tSll
per month"; Letters the subscriber should he directed
10 Loug Creek p. q Louisa CO Va.
Dec 9-claftf WILLIAM C. #. NELSON.
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Robert r.. sgOwisOII,

q Y e a - n To
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
- ESPECTFULLY offers his professional
IL services 10 those who may need them. He
will practise, as heretofore in The Courts OF Rich
mont Civ and OF The counies Of Henrico and
Chesterfield
rF Office on E or Main Street, over the store
OF Messrs. Jones & Winston Nov. 6-w3m
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MANCHESTER.

TUE Town Of Manchester directly opposite the City
of Rchmoad) by recent purchase, having obtain
e! uudiviet Control rf one half Of James River b"r
d-tinc the To vn and thus secured extensive and
valuable WATER POWER, ia prepared 10 make leases
Of the sam-, favorah'. terms. Applications NAV h.
uatrSa IF he Town. LEE o3-ry2m
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARO

TIT IJULDAES KEW AKD.
Ran AWAY from William X. Smiths Gold Mine,
ofsnse county, about the LIST of last Arrl, Negro
IN named JACK. lie is about Zee; high, about rs
90 oil age. nrght mnlsi:o. with a bnshy head low
.o'ensaa, WIN frown on his counienance quite
Ihs, spa'e, WIN thin visage no marks recollrcted
Nv .,vse " ns alla to get oil The above reward viii
the STAT. ,na gu. Of tbs State and s23 if taken n
Jan Rrswiw HENRY DUEaSON, in.
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Jerdon Castle. January ls-cw4w
Bu The Licm Gorc1noT of INC STATE ~ TUslasa.
PRGCi "A NATION

DU nc LlcNI. tIOtF7N07 ~ nc NENECH TUSENlH
a PRCCLA NATION
WHEREAS, VACANCY hath occurred IN the Repre-
w srntnIion from this state in the Congress n The
United S.aes By the death of William lay lor, Esq,
member OF the House Of Representatives FOR the Dist ict
composed Of the counties Of Rocsinghan, Roo kbdpr
Augusta, Hardy Pendrion and Shenandoah: The She
riffs Of the said counties therefore required in tho
name of The Commonwealth 10 election 10 De
held in their respective counties, Thursday, the
nineteenth day OF Fehruary next OF Representative
Of the said District In the House Of Representatives of
The United States, TO ill the vacancy aforesaid
Given under NV hand, as Lieutenant Governor, iact
ing in the absence of the Governor from the
tsEA Seat Of Government and under The easer seal
of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this 24h
dav of January, 1876. Signed,
Tjan a?-ctd JNO F. Willy
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GWAIM's PANACEA. for the cure Of Sy-
- phyllis, Rheumatism, &c. For sale 6y
Jan. 10 GAYNOR q WOOD,
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FEMALE SCHOOL IN LOUISA.

THE next annual session OF this School will com
L mence on Monday, the 18Th Of January, under me
supervision of Mss Anna E. T. Burit graduate ofthe
Troy Femnle Seminary, New York. The undersigned
feels hesitation in recommending Miss BURNT as
lady well qualified TO t,ke charge "f The education OF
young ladies'. There VII. be n vacation OF one month
FERNS for the scholastic year Of ten months IN Inc
elementary branches Of education, including Boa!h
SC $40
Music on the Piano Forte or GUITAR, 80
The French or German Languages, 10
Drawing aud Painting, 5
Tnosc no may Wish 10 send their daughters or wards
will ohlicr BY a.ins an early application, as the
School il limited to small number My address 10
Poiticsviile, Louisa county.
CLAYTON C. COLEMAN.
Jerdon Castle, January i:.-cw4w
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AmgI,sius Fischer.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR-AI- LAH,
AU>TIN. TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS,
WILL attend faithfully and promptly TO any business
adj lining Counties He win also attend 10 any business
IN The Land Offices such procuring patents, ana per
feeling les &c Letters must be postpaid 10 procure
attention.
p~.r,..c,,-Hon. J. P. Henderson, San Augustine;
Eon Eheoezer Alien, Austin; Hon. Memucan Hunt,
t,lv-.lnn; j. d. Groesbeerk, Galveston and Houston;
Doldoade and Groe,beeek, New Orleans. Jan. "
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pApKrpA sm,rr,ha,;r,

PARKER & SMITH having pur-
chased the entire stock Of season
ed Lumber, together with all The
MACHINERY, TOMS, Patent Rights,
'Sc., belonging to the above named
Establishment, are prepared at
once In execute orders for any of
the Machines heretofore made by
The late Jaluz Parker, as well M
for any other Machinery in their
line Of business, hlch embraces
iron work aud turning OF almost
every description, together with
renai.iup
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POWER LOOMS FOR SALE.
WE have for sale number of nrst rate LOOMS.
w suitable for the manufacture Of plain. twIl!ed, ana
threepl,rd Jeans or Lins-ys. These Looms are III
eonpete working order, ard ready for operation. lhey
viii b, sold very tow. Applyto ,a
Dec. 3o-cif agent for Virginia Woo'len Company.
lT Whig and Compiler will y ease copy
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AMELIA acaDENY

AMELIA ACADEMY.
GONE vacancies having occurred, few mofe BoaTd.
- e.s will be received the first Of February Hosr
and Tuition, from first Of February % first Of July s5,
In advance. The session will close on the mrs: OIL July,
with an examination.
Jan. l3-cwIw WIN. ii. HAhRlrOH.
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GEO. w ATKINSON,
Com m / ssiOn Nero h a n {

SUCCESSOR OF ELLIS ATkINSUN,1
Ofes-FTont Guiding, Stoekos Hare House,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
~ W. A. will give strict and persnna attention TO
TX. the sale OF roh1cco, Wheat and Flour, and most
respectfully soies the patronage Of his country friends
and The public generally.
Ian 9-cC2m
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MICROBES F0R SALE.

NEGKUES FUR SALE.
pY virtue Of decree rendered The last term OF tne
ID Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chaneery iof me
county OF Lnnenbu z, in The case oil fu,y, &c. rs.
Browns Administrator, will SELL al pubic auction,
for cash. the 9th day Of February next a,
Corrhouse tbeinc Court day. between II and % Hks-
Nv Negroes consisting OF men, women, boys ard girls
= j.. r. CHAMBERS, c.n.,,
X. u. TURNBCLL, '