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Estate of.Ndth0niei Burton. decd. !

Estate Nathaniei Burton. dec'd.
NJ Office is hereby given that shall
~ apply at the next term OF the cir.
cult court to be holden at Ottawa, in aud
for La Sale county, on Friday the eth
day Of March next, for an order for the
sale of SO much OF the real estate OF Ma.
,haniel Barton, late of La Sale county,
deceased. as shall be sufficient To pay The
remaining debts chorgeable agsins, said
leceden,'s csla,e-when aud where all
persons interested can appear and shaw
cause to the contrary. II any they have.
3l-G. C.tHAYWARD.
Jan. 20, lsa3. administrator,
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Estute Of job Gardner, deceased.
NJ Office is hereby given to all per-
= sons interested in said estate, tina.
application will be made to the circuit
court Of La Sale county, on the first day
Of the next term thereof. TO be holden a.
Ottawa, on the eth day of March next.
for an order TO sell so much of the real
estate of which said Gardner died seized
as will be suiIicen. for the paymen, Of
the debts and liabilities of said estate.
GEORGE W. SAWYER, .4dmr.
GLOVER & Cook, soils for petition.
Ottawa. Feb. D, 1916.
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STA j. OF ILLINOIS, l.asRlie ca. ss.-l.usslis
/ circuit cou,t. March term, l646--The people, Vt
the state OF lnois Tor the use 81 The iuhabilants
| Of school tp IS, u 4 1T the 81 pruGpal mrri.
dian, rs. James Day. Charles Il. SwWds, VIII
! liam NJ. Hulstcd, Edward Corning, Lyman
| Rhodes Charles W. Weed, William II. Weed.
! Winthrop Eaton. Charles b. Grannis, Henry
l.. GranEis, John D. Cute, Henry NJ. Mend,
! Eihrdge Mslty, Eiakin l.. Bolles, JrIemish
| Randolph, Edgar +. Randolph, George +.
| Randolph. Charles W. Underhill in chsncery.
B ! appearing, by atiidavl, on file in the
clerks Office of The circuit court Of LA
Sale county aforesaid, in the above emil
tied Cause, that Charles Il. Swords. VIII.
liam NJ. Halstcd. Edward Corning. Ivy
man Rhodes, Charles W. Weed. William
II. Weed, Winthrop Eaton, Charles b.
Grannis. Henry L. Grannis. John y.
C.ule, Henry NJ. Mead, Elbridge Mal,by,
EIIkin l.. Bodies, jeremiah Randolph,
Edgar +. Randolph, aud Charles W. Tn.
dcrhilI are non.rrsiden,s of the stale of
Illinois. but are residing in the state Of
New York, and that the residence Of
James Day and George F. Randolph is
unknown, and the said complanants hay.
lng filed their bill Of complaint herein.
and summons in chancery having been
issued herein according to law: Now
you, the said defendants, whose non-rcsi-
dence appears as above. are hereby no,-
fed that, unless you shall be and appear
before the Circuit court aforesaid. on or
before the first day of 'hs mex, term there
of, 10 be holden AT the cour, house in the
town OF Ottawa on the 9Th day Of March
ls46, and plead, demur. except TO, or an
swer the compliments bill Of complaint,
according to the rules and practice Of said
court, HE same will be taken for confess
ed, and a decree made according to tue
prayer thereof. J.. LELAND, Clerk.
GLOVER & Cook, Sol. for comp'ts.
Ottawa, Jan. %. lS46.--3l--4
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bIAl liz OF ILLINOIS, La Safe county. Sc
La Sale circuit court. March term. 1874 s
| Charles Thompson and IoIlis Thompson, rs
Daniel ID. Webber and Ira Webner: in chan.
cery-bill to iorcclose a mortgage.
i appearing, by affidavit on file in the
~ clerks Office of the circui, court of La
Sale county aloresad,in the above entitled
cause, that the defendants, Daniel Is Web
Der and Ira Webber are non.residents of
The state Of Illinois, and are residents OF
the United States and the said compla-
nants having filed their bill of complaint
herein to foreclose certain mortgage
therein described and a summons in
chanceIy having been issued herein ac.
cordIng to law. Now you, Ihe said de-
PENDANTS, are hereby notified that, unless
you shall be and appear before The cir
cut court aforesaid, on or before the
first day of the next term thereof, to be
holden a, the court house in the town Of
Ottawa on the eth day of March next,
and plead, demur, eycep, to or answer
The compIainanis' bill Of complaint, ac-
cording to the rules and practice Of said
court, the same will be taken for colessed,
and decree made according to the prayer
thereof. l.. LELAND, clerk,
GLOVER e. Cook, Sol. for comprts.
Dated at ottawa, Jan, 81, 1916. 3l-4t
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IN IhaucctS --ntuhuy GuCun cuu,i, May term,
lsI6-hevi =. Greg : Us. Charles Johnston
hill 10 tofrclo'c ar ,Jrtgage.
4 L appearing, o. affidavit FLED in this
Il cause, 'ha. the place Of residence Of
the said defer dan, is unhnown. and cannot
be ascerIaireG: Notice is, therefore. here-
by given, tina, bill TO ioreclnse mart
gage bias been fled agains. him in the
clerk office Of said court, by said com.
p'a.nan,, and that summons has been Is.
sLed hereon. re,urnablc OF said May term,
and that, unless lie, the tald defendant,
shall be and appear before H%sssticSis
cour, of said county, on the fitstlhy ~
The neX, term ,hereuf, 10 be heiHarihs
cour, house in Morris. On the tttond
Monday in the month of May next, and
answer the said conplahmn's bill 81 coin.
plant. The same will be taken as conirss.
ed against him. and n decree entered &C.
plrlinely- G. u INTERESTED C'oss.|
< q. II. Nv8Ris, Sole. ~ n
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Administrators sale.

nj Office is hereby given, that by
Y virtue Of an order of the La Sale
circuit court, will sell a, public auction.
on the premises. on the 20. of March 1916.
all the right, title, and in,eres, Of EnoS
NJ. Grlggs, deceased, in the ne or of sec.
4, and VIII Sc or Of sec. 4, and VII ne or
of sec. 5, all in L. 80 N. II. scar. M;
also, 35 acres in the south part uf Sc r. or
of sec. 81 in T.. &c n. r. 3, c or3P. NJ.
all in LA Sale county. A credit Of Blk
months will be gwen.
ABRAM L. HOSFORD,
Ian. %, 1876. 3l-'s. administrator.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New Advertisement.
STAR OF THE EAST AND STAR OF THE SOUTH
TWO SPLENDID STATIONS.

STAR OF THE EAST had upwards OF 2on mares OIL
y fcred him last year, and served something under
iin. From indications, there will be upwards oil 300
offered tn the two horses this years and thosS Wishing
had better make II known early, as they VIII he limited
STAR OF THE SOUTH rides we'll as Star of the
East but is too ndomabe 10 be made TO pace, unless
he chooses His DAM will be perceived, was by Old
1rlemdehns, and, such IL my opinion oil MN, that
have bred equally from both.
find IL impossible for these Horses TO crosS at Co
lumbla. Those in the nelehborhood Of Gainesville,
who desire can send To Trenton-or at stand at MIR.
Waon's Mill-0r near there; those in Fuvanna, con-
vepeni, to the same place. those opposite New Canton
10 New Canton; those in Alhrmare and Nelson
Scoisviie; and those in The vicinity Of Howardsvile
and WaTminster In Goodwin's Church. The days will
hereafter become regular, unless from unavoidable
causes. Any neghborhood wishing tn know the day
may ascertain from some at either Of the above
places the regular day hereafter, or II will be advertised
NJ the place.
Its a remarkable fact, that from time beyond the
memory of any living man, Stations in number have
been exhibited at Buckingham April Court days. did
pay particular attention. but noticed twice, there
were no others, far as saw, exhibited-and there
were no Others the general MUSTER hut and he
fell sprapng dozen in trying TO show himself, and Star
Of the East was very near jumping on him.
There is fortune these ilorses-but, valuable as
they may be- have greater, mghtier aud wechter con-
Germs. One person or a company ought TO purchase
them and person ought 10 devote nearly his whole
tim. to them, and The accounts they bring IN, &c, &c
If sold before they WILL far rs now wish, be
offered for sale at Buckingham or Cumberland Court,
in November neXt.
They were thrown my hands in prOuidental ray,
and suppose it was 10 prove that | could get some
thing from Soomon's Stable. "long time ago. az IL has
heen; my friend, Major 10y, says traced them
there.
In answer 10 an application or two from Charlotte
county, must state, that neither go there I'LL the
Fa-but promise them this, that they may 60 to Char
lote July Court, and remain In that county and Hall
fax, or Observation-Disclosures may be desired-t the lat
ter end Of October. Those wishing In either Of those
counties speak for his neghborhood, and address
early.
Even the ladies' have entreated their husbands for
riding colts from these Horses-and wonder-for the
ladies' are as fond Of pisdOm Solomon of the
ladies'.
J- The friends Of these FLOODED Horses will clip the
above out, and place il where the community IN gene
raj may see. e. r. FUNfAINE.
Nav 5-rff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-26
NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY.

THE subscribers, under the nnn Of CARDWEl.L l.
/ WILSON, have opened Shop on tenth, between
and Cary Streets for the manufacture and sale of
Agricultural Implements-su as Ponghs, Cuivators,
Uarrows Coulters HOSE Powers Thrashing Machines,
Wheat Fans Corn Shelters Straw Cutters, &C., 2c to-
cether with Fattehing Presses, and Tobacco Work of
all kinds and they hope by strict attention TO business,
and 10 thr charafte of their work 10 merit and receive
share Of public patronage All orders executed with
despatch and accommodating terms; and they also
manufacture and keep good assortment Of Brooke S
Fans and will sell at reduced prices Those in want Of
work nr any repairing OF the above description are re-
spectfuy invited TO favor with call, II they want
10 save ten per cent. on the purchase.
We manufacture Geared Horse Powers, Of any size
wanted from SIX horse power, either portable or
stationary for sl25. We shall manufacture Fox and
Borand,s Staple Tooth Threshinc Machine. IN good
STYLE; the smallest size for $40 and Si5. We would
saw 10 thos. in nf Wheat Fans 10 call and exa
mine for themselves before purchasing. We make the
hest usr aud made OF the best materials for s
$50 and $40. we also manufacture Parker's Iron
Cylinder Steel Spring Corn Shelter, by hand or horse
power for So, and s2i We have very simple straw
Cutter for So it has proved 10 be the best in Richmond
we warrant give satisfaction, sale. We have
Plough Castings from New York and Richmond Foun
Jan. a-e6m CALDWELL. & WILSON.
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WOrthanl,s Office,
MO. Z, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.

MO. Z, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
10000 Dollars Capital. New Jersey State
Lottery, Class No. SIS. Drawing comes per mail
Today. Capitals: 10000, 3 of 5000, OF
$500, of 1000, Of 500, Q of ,2S7, Of 900
10 OF 500, 40 of 200, 1913 OF 1885, &c. 10 Nos,
IA drawn. Tickets S dollars-shares in proper
ton.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
10000 Dollars Capital! Delaware Lottery,
Glass No. Al. Drawing comes per mail To- NOR
row. Capitals $4,000, 10000, 1000, 2,445, 20
OF 1000, 40 of 300, so Of 100, &c. IS Nos, and
ii drawn. Tickets dollars-shares in propor-
lion.
Lotteries to he Drawn At AIe1andr ria s ]. pm
May 30h-S50, 600, 10000, 1900, 1000, $500
1888, 90 of 1000, 20 of 1000, &c. Tickets Is
dollars.
June 6h-4O, 900 dollars, 10000, 5000, 5000,
1887, 2000 $780, 800, 100, 100 prizes of 500,
&c. Tickets 10 dollars.
Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
II All orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums Of IS or more at this Office, without
charge. Address to
CHAs. WORKMAN,
May IS Richmond, Va.
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LOTTERIES.
{. Burruss's Lottery Office,
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
IN Richmond, Virginia.
SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK

oSE1cWEsO roN dlS w ZEN.
Tuesday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass I03.-
Capitals: $4,000, 1900 5000, &c. "a Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets dollars; halves a; quar-
tiers 2.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Class l24. Prizes:
$4,000, 5000, 1000, 1000, &c. IS Nos, IS
drawn. Wholes 3 halves so; quarters 75c.
Observation-Disclosures River Lottery, Glass
No. l04. Prizes: $22, 500, $500, $500, &c. 70
Nos l3 drawn. Tickets S dollars; halyes2 so;
quarters 25.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Clas, 1875. $4,000
Capital. IS Nos. 10 drawn Tickets /; shares
in proportion.
'hnrsday-Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass
No los. Prizes: 10000 dollars, 1000, 1000, 90
OF 500, &c. IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 4 dol
lars; halves 2; quarters 1.
Friday-Pokornoke Lottery Glass I06 Capt.
tails: $1,000 $500, $500, ,030, &c. 70 Nos, IL
drawn. Whole tickets 2; halves /; quarters SO
cents
Also Delaware Lottery, Glass 1877. $4,000
Capital. Whole tickets !; halves so c.; qrs. Csc.
Salurday-Pokomoke Lottery, Class lU7. Ca
pitfalls: $4,000, 5000, 1000, &c. IS Nos, II
drawn. Tickets 4-shares in proportion.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Glass 100. $4,000
Capital. &c Nos. 10 drawn. Wholes Sl-sharcs
in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Lowest No. Prize $40.
Grand Consolidated Lotery, Glass No. p, TO
be drawn at Wilmington, Del, on Saturday, May
30th, 1916. IS Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Grand
Capitals: 10000 dollars, 12,000 5000, 5000,
1900, 1000, 1893, 80 of 1000, &c. Tickets
$l2 halves 6; quarters 3.
Orders for packages, certificate Of packages
and single tckels in all the Lotteries, advertised
BY Messrs D. PAINE s. CO., Managers, will
be promptly and confdentially attended TO and the
drawings sen, when requested, il addressedto
c. BURRUSS,
Mav06 Richmond Va
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Desirable Real Estate
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT.
,IIAT delightful residence little West Of the City,
i known as "Watson's House, recently occupied by
Nat Denby ESQ., and situated retween the residences
Of Peter Cotton Esq and the Hon. Andrew Stevenson
The House having been built only five years ago, Is in
excellent order and perfect repair II IS finished In su
perior styles and contains eight with feplaces,
and two dressing rooms. The Greenhouse, Smoke
house, Kitchen, Carriage house and Stables built IN
the very best manner II possesses The advantages both
of country and city residence, being entirely apart
from the hustle Of the city, yet nearer 10 the centre of
business than many houses within the corporation Its
original ten thousand dollar; but the present
proprietor il willing take for il something less than
half that sum- il Immediate application IS made. If
sold early day, ii can be had by good tenant
al moderate rent. Application may be made per- ona-
ly, or by letter, To w. Goddin, E.q ,or
Nav s-cst AUGUSTUS A. HUGHES.
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wenty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the residence OF the sub.
II scriber, in Hanover county, on Sunday
night last, a Negro Man named HUMPHREY,
and his wife, named POLLY. Humphrey is
about 10 years Of age, 5 feet or s inches high,
of common size, black complexion, and spare
leatures-in inclined to be bow-legeed, and slightly
lame, giving him small hitch in his walk
Polly is about 80 years OF age, common size, gin
ger-bread color, and speaks quickly when spoken
10. These servants were purchased in Richmond
a few weeks since Of Colonel Fl. L. Robards, {
Granville Co, n. c., and it is probable they are
lurking in Richmond, or neighborhood, with The
view Of finding a conveyance out OF the Stale.
The above reward will be paid for he apprehen-
sion Of these Negroes or len dollars for either OF
them, il delivered 10 me in Hanover county, or
confined in any jail 50 that GET them.
May G-cwtl SIMEON SOUTLlER.
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a Valuable Estate
~ THE COUNTY OF ORANGE IN
MARKET

AM anxious Ia sell either PARTON or the whole Of
nv land, upon The Rapid Anne River, IN the county
nf Orange. This Estate Is esteemed by those who
know it, equal ii mol superio 10 any IN this regions lis
assessed value is ~ high a. any In the county. This
Tract supposed To contain about Gr0 acres, and
willing To sell either the whole 300 acres without
the buildings: il divided, full proportion of timber
could be allotted each part. Adjoining this last 300
acres there also 30 OF very valuable imbeed
land " hich can be had. The two united, would form
desirable Farm. Owing To the excessive drought
OF the past summer, my lands do not present their
usual gfowth grass; yet their fine adaptation grass,
10 all grain crops, and 10 tobacco, well known in this
vicinity There 90 of the richest low grounds,
and on part of this dep0ste from the river smi
cien 10 enrich al least 300 Its qualities have been
les ed with result altogether satisfactory. The dwell
ling on this Farm has been consumed by fire, but the
walls still good, aud can he fully repaired nj cost
of $50 the contract price offered by excellent work
man. These waits are 81 feet by Al feet two story,
will, an excellent cellar. The cost OF wood work must
deuepd upon ts execution. The timber, however, is
abundant on the land, and there Two Saw Mills,
distant than mile. The conguiiy OF these Saw
MS Grist Mills, large FIGURING Mill and flourish
ing Wooien Factory, must add essentially To the con-
yenience and value of ihis Estate. The location is
such that IL cannot he made pass way. and is pecu
Ijary removed from ann0yanres of all Kind. The
river has been surveyed and company IS ROW form
mr. with hltterng prospects OF opening naviga.
ton from this Farm Fredericksburg; and its distance
from GordonsvIlle Depot Of Louisa Railroad Is only ~
miles The buildings nov standing excellent
Kitchen with four rooms, a Meat House. Dairy,
large Framed Stable, Barn. Corn and Tobacco Houses
and necessary Negro Cabins. The tiaiden is prodLc-
tive and the Yard beautiful, with an extensive noun
tain view Ny terms one third cash residue in
and Two years, with without interest, may he
agreed between myself and the purchaser An unqurs
tonah'e title viii be conveyed.
Orange May l2-cf &. &. MACON.
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AUCTION SALES.
Icy Wellington Goddim, Auc.
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST

THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST
HAM FOR SALE.
THIS Property lies on James River seven miles above
Richmond, on the Canal, and six miles by the river
rOad-perfrcty convenient TO market.
IL contains, by survey recently made, 62 acres, 2
ronds and - poes OF which $50 acres are river aud
creek bottoms The dwelling house is elegant and con
venient containing twelve from cellar 10 garre-
and all the houses substantial and in good repair
An old Orchard of choice fruit is the land, and a
well selected young peach and apple Orchard has been
planted by the present propretos The place presents
every comfort that ought 10 be wished for.
Westham is cold Tor division. Il cannot be udcions-
y divided into Two paris. II will therefore be pesr'iy
sold on WEDNESDAY, the aith of June, at O'Clock,
p NJ, if far IL not, the next fair day. The premises
VIII he shown Of any time, either by The undersigned,
The overseer living on the premises. Entire posses
sion will be given Christmas next and in The mean
Tune The pr haser will have the privilege Of seeding
crop al wheat. w. ID. SIhS.
Sale conducted by
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Auctioneer
Qr The Terms, which will b. made known the
day Of sale, will be such to SUIT the convenience OF
the purchaser. w. GUbDIN, Auct
May 5-ctds
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CADDIS Is. LUCK'S
New Lucky Lottery Office

BASEMENT ROOMS under the Eagle,
ID corner OF Main and 18th Street
Drawings received every evening al o'clock.
LUCK'S SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK
Tuesday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass lO3.-
Capitals: $4,000 dollars, 1900, 5000, &c. 70
Nos Is drawn. Whole Tickets Sdollars halves
4, quarters ,.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Glass No. l24. Prizes:
So, 900, 5000, 1900, 900, &c. 70 Nos. Is drawn
Tickets 49, halves l SO; qrs 75c.
Wednesday-Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass
No. l04. Prizes: $22, 500, 1850, $500, &c. 70
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 5; halves 80; quar-
lers 25.
Also, Delaware Lottery. Glass No 1875. $4,000
Capital. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets |; shares
in proportion.
Thursday -Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass
No iO5. Prizes: $4,000, 1000, 1000, 20 Of
500, &c. IS Nos, Il drawn. Tickets q; halves
?; qrs.l.
Friday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass LOG. Ca
pitfalls: 1000 dollars $500, 800, l,040, &c,
&c. 70 No. Lottery, - drawn ballots. Whole
Tickets 2 dollars; halves /; quarters so cents.
Also Delaware Lottery, Glass 1877. 1000 dol
lars Capital Whole Tickets dollar; halves Soc;
quarters 25c.
Saturday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass l07. Ca
pitfalls: $4,000, 5000, 1000, &c. IS Nos, II
drawn. Wholes S4-shares in proportion.
A Package OF Tickets in this splendid Lottery,
if bought at LUCK'S OFFICE may draw the
first five prizes, amounting 10 over one hundred
and sixteen thousand dollars.
MAY 25
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AUCTION SALES.
HyHnIoes & Brother.

POSITIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, &c.
IN Wednesday next, May 9Th, commencing
~ at 10 o'clock, We will sell 10 The highest bid
DER, the balance OF our stock Cf Furniture at our
Store no. l46 Main ST. 1t consists of Sideboards,
Bureaus, Secretaries, elegant French Bedsteads
Dressing Bureaus, Sofa Beds,ead two Refrigera-
tors, Mahogany Rocking .chairs, Marble top
Wash Stands, Work Tables Card Tables. Hieh
post Bedsteads, Childrens Chairs OF all kinds,
Looking Glasses and Writing Desks. Candle
Stands and various other articles, all Of which
will be sold 10 close our business
ALSO
A Spring Furniture Cart and Harness. in first
rate order.
NOTICE.
The partnership heretofore existing between
US expired by limitation, The 18th May
All persons having claims against the Firm will
please present them forthwith, and all owing US
will be called upon.
MAY 25 ALLEN & BROTHER.
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Eclectic Medical school.

re TERSBURG, VA.
THE subscribers will deliver course of Lee
l. lures in Petersburg, Virginia, upon the
Thomsonian or Eclectic Practice of Medicine
commencing on the first Monday in November
next, and closing on the last Saturday in March
following.
The course will embrace Anatomy, Physiolo-
gy, Pathology, Surgery, Theory and Practice OF
NJ edicine, Obstetrics, and Diseases of Women
and Children, Therapeutics, Materia Medica,
Chemistry, Pharmacy, Medical Botany, and Fo-
rensc Medicine Cos, OF the entire Course only
$50 Four Lectures daily.
The Course will be acknowledged hy one OF
the best reformed medical institutions" in our
country. Cadavers are plentiful, and especial
attention will be paid to Anatomy and Surgery.
Surscal operations, OF all kinds, will be per-
formed during the Course gratuilousy by DR..
kenwertly
Persons desiring further information, will
please address either of the subscribers post paid.
HENRY NJ PRICE, M. d.
C. J. KENWERTLY, M. D.
Petersburg, Va, Nav S-WtNovl
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pOWHATAN FEMALE SEMINARY.

THIS Institution, which has ben IN successful ope-
ration for the last thirteen yeats under The super
attendance Of The prest nj principal, l. prasany stu
ated in region of country progerbal for lis healthful-
ness. Tie buildings having been fitted up with direct
reference 10 the accommodation of Female school,
spacious and commodious. The School Room is sup
pIied with an extensive apparatus for The illustration
of the physical sciences, and welselected library i,
al all times accessible the pupils. The system, both
of instruction and discipline, is designed 10 develope,
not merely the intellectual, but moral powers, and 10
prepare the young for d-ohargng with success The i'm
portant and responsible duties of future life.
The scholastic year is divided into two terms OF an
equal length, with vacations in May and October.
The SUMNER TERN, embracing period OF four
months, will commence the first day OF June, and
close on the las, Friday of September following
TERMS for the session. payable onehalf In advance,
as folows:-
Board and tuition in English Branches, $50 90
Music, 10
Languages "
her of the classes in National Philosophy and Chems-
try. 9Th
Vile Powhatan will be promptly responded TO, and
further Informa,ion f desired chrerinlly afforded
JOHN Is. TtNSfEf, Principal.
Nav la-cw3w$