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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-18
Valuable James River Farm


THE subscribers cfer for sale that valuable estate
called Upper Maiden's Adventure, lying on James
river, in the county Of Powhstan, adjoining and be-
the lands OF Messrs. Richard Anderson and John
Gillian, and containing 10y late acquisition 900 acres,
OF which upwards Of lao James river low grounds,
Of very superior quality, aud from $50 70 400 well Tim
bered In wood Of original growth But The gre: auVal
tages which plantation has over most others u inc
valuable high land il possesses most OF whch Is s,mi'
lar 10 the lands Of Beaver Dam, 10 which II Is nearly
opposel and produces wheat equal 10 the low grounds
Situated about q d miles from Richmond immedi-
aely above Maiden's Adventure Dam, II possesses all
the advantages, and none of The disadvantages Of
the North side of James river, the boats can
the river and taking crops from the land
ing GO Immediately into The canal, whilst on all other
occasions they travel the North side The dwelling
house is convenient, and all the buildings are in good
repair The water excellent and for heathiulnrss,
this plantation is not surpassed by any in the same sea
iion Of country Oft the river Between 2jO AMI
300 bushels of wheat were the land the past
Fall, principally clover ftllow.
Should il be considered too large, $50 acres, embrac
ing the buildings the low grounds, all the best of the
arabic high land and most Of the wood land, will he
sold separately, f desired. The will be liberal,
and such afford to the purchaser opportunity Of
making the larger portion OF the purchase money from
the cultivation Of the estate.
Address the subscribers, at Powha,an Courthouse.
ROBERT X. PEMBERTUN,
Dec lS-cW6w w. C.. SCOTT.
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u,sra,,;on as that stated by the gea-
sue" nom Florida, and hopeu he "ou'o WIG
aenan1 ;s motion OF reference.
j,is w Wes,co, declined 10 withdraw, and al
vi. debate. Mr.. Crillenden moved 10 lay
q S 'n,s,, on The table, with view 10 better
x s,9sndinr Of i. before the discussion pro-
aFa AMY further, which was carried, 3to 20
&C. s.nate then proceeded 10 the election 81
y" - and on the second ballot, Mr.. Sheer
;'a1s.,e3 nv 81 out OF 40 votes. Alter short
's,.n,iye session adjourned.
uolJSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
pen,on gave notice OF an intended motion
~ y. eaye 10 introduce bill regulating appoint-
e :, office, and guarding The public service
n'u -nproper influences.
M. SEAMAN gave a similar notice oil intention
e. lave 10 introduce bill to provide for the
k.',.,nment and satisfaction of the claims OF
S'.a, citizsns for French SpolialonS prior 10
VS. u.s.. Rs,hbun presented the resolutions OF The
~, WY Legislature, in favor OF the passage oil
y" - regulate the pilot system Of The United
as upon equitable and proper principles, CIV
SA,s s,rh State power TO pass laws FOL the ap-
~ ,ns,, and regulation of pilots for themselves
$50 10 The commmitee on commerce.
H. secretary OF States reports on the consul
iLs s,cn, on motion Of MIR. w. w. Camp
al was referred 10 the committee who had The
wl. inject under consideration al the last ses-
si1s. Giles presented the memorial Of Philip
~, o. the CITY OF Baltimore praying indem'
h ~. ,or French spoliations prior to 1870. Also,
~ os,oerial OF Ann Catherine Dorsey, Tor The
.. .ms obsc; referred 10 the committee on ioreiSn
y, Pollock. Of Pennsylvania, moved sus-
.,Ss;on Of, the rules, 10 enable him 10 introduce
ti,soIuion instruc,ing the committee oil ways anu
ms IN lieu OF duty on tea and Gomez LOT 'he
"n,no,c Of increasing The revenue, as proposed
- 4, Secretary OF the treasury 10 BRING IN d 4.
:, n repeal the talf ol 40 and revive Inc ,allil
. The yeas and nays were ordered anu I'ne
,a",i,1 10 suspend vas lost 10 TO ITO.
IN motion oil MIR. Boyd, the House men, ~
,,m,lee OF the whole on The stale OF tue on''"'
.s.i,ned the discussion on The question OF asi.e-
N, 10 The reierence..o the various topics o. 'ne
o->itenl's message 10 The appropriate somu'" as
Nr Gently, OF Tennessee, opposed ,ne 1870 mas ~
tiues OF The message, and declared Inc e''"e''
% ). The author OF the war. ~,
Mr. Kennedy, OF Indiana, oeiencea me ir,
,dsn aud the policy OF The aemlhislas,on ~ Nv
.a,s .r;diculad and condemned the doctrines
q, Inc President on this Sun)ect. Eaen senle
Sav,ns spoken his hour the committee rose,
" =" mol,on Of MIR. T. Jones, and The House ad-
ou,nec ,,- o-mor.
+ is prop,ro state that in the election for chap,
,,in L. The Senate, the Rev. MIR. Tnslin had moi
r,esen;ed himself as candidate, and The woes
sss for him were a voluntary Offering on the par
81 osrsonal friends in the Senate. Mr.. Tus!in has
been utteialing since The commencement Oh The
session at the request OF the Vice President IN W.
IN. u, L.s nraviouS election.
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VALUABLE TRACT or LAND AND
MILL IN THE COUNTY OF AMELIA,

AND FORTY EIGHT SLAVES FOR SALE.
rI,IIE Subscriber, in consequence at prntracied III
health. and INABILITY 10 attend with advantage Ia
his agricultural operations, offers for sale Iy Tract nf
uni which he resides and ufly eight Slaves. II
Is sis miles Southwest ufhe Cont H. msr, BuckSkn
Creek, containing fifteen hundred acres; hundred
and fifty Of is ilai land of which has
well drained; eighty acres Of highly improved iohac
ca lots, admirably adapted 10 ihr growth ot Wheat,
Glover and Tobacco. The buildings in good order,
the Dwelling fInse large and convenient containing
two passages and seven rooms; two rranarirs, lee
hur.r and all other out houses necessary for large
Farm; also, good Apple and Peach Orchard The
Mill The FARM has never failing stream Of WI
Ter with canal eight hundred yafd- long, rendering
daul and pond unnecessary yielding Two hundred
barrels of to-rnrn annually. Attached, Ia the Mill l.
Cotton gin and Cob cusher Among the Slaves two
valuable Carpenters, and Blacksmith.
am anxious 10 cell hot. The Land and the Slaves,
hui will not sell the Negroes unless can etfect n
ut the land al The same time small payment III
cash will be required for The balance Of the purchase
money long credit II desired VIII be gwen, upon lie
payment OF The interest annually. Any further de-
scripIion of the property IL unnecessary as no person
would purchase without frs' viewing il, and Judging
for himself THOMAS }. PERklNSON.
IA
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WOODVILLE FAMILY BOARDING
CCuOOT

THIS School under the instruction Of my two eldest
] daughters, will be opened on the first Monday IN
July next. The If study Will embrace all The on
binary branches Of lhoroush Enslsh Education, logt-
ther with The Latin and French Languages, and Music
on the Piano and Guitar Special attention will he paid
10 the morals and manners of the pupils
The terms for board, including beds washing lights,
and tuition in the English branches, for The scholastic
year Of ten months s25 for Music the Piano or Gui
tar $780, with SIS for the the instrument; for Tie
Latin and French Languages $50 each for day scho-
lars in English Sa; aud tor other branches above
payable one half ihr commencement OF each session,
ana the remainder al lis Close.
Letters may he addressed TO me, At Stoney Point
Mills. Cumberland county, Va.
Der. s-cw2w ]. :. ARMISTEAD.
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General Orders.
ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE,

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,l
Richmond, December ID, iolo
THE entire Regiment Of Infantry Volunteers now or
canzing under a requiston OF the President oil me
United States wILL REsprxvo-s AT hicHAosn. ihe
hrs, Battalion will proceed from Richmond TO Fortress
Monroe SO soon AS il mustered into the service OF the
Unted States, preparatory TO their embarkation for
Mexico 80
Companies In the interior, already organized will
therefore report themselves Immediately
Portions Of Companies which have been enrolled al
different places and individuals wishing TO volunteer
are requested report themselves At this Department
with all possible DESPATCH that they may be organized
into Companies. Quarters and subsistence WIZ be pro-
vided for them here, and fair Communication for subsl>t
ence by the way will be allowed 10 Companies and 10
every volunteer who shall pass muster. No man VIII
be received who Is in years apparently over 20 or nnoer
IT, or who is no, in physical strength and veor.
The following articles Will be required ioT eich man.
and will be furnished here-viZ:
/ Navy blue cloth Cap.
/ do. Jacket and pair Pantaloons.
Q pair Boobies.
2 pair woollen Socks.
cotton SHIFTS
flannel do.
Overcoat.
leather Stock.
But II is recomrne to those who are supplied with
any Of the articles TO bring them with them, especially
Shoes, Socks, and Shirts.
II IS of The utmost importance that the Virginia Rer
ment shall be fully organized by The end of this month";
and the Commander int Chief desires TO impress upon
companies and Individuals who have enrolled, or wish
to enroll for this service the necessity for The utmost
promplude and despatch IN their movements. All me-
cessary information will he promptly supplied from this
Department. ny command,
na. Ifrff
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SALE OF SLAVES. STOCK. &c.

WILL hr offered for sale, South Wales, near ray
w lorsv,l!r In the county Of Hanover, on MONDAY,
the 2ls December, IL lair, u not the next fair day
about twenty valuable SLAVES-among which are a
Blacksmith, Plantation Carp, a,ri and Shoemaker,
several excellent field hands, and some women and
children. They are The selected negroes 81 large rs
tate Also stock ri horses and mules cattle sheep
aud hogs among which pen that will he very fat;
the straw fodder shncks &C., and the usual variety Of
plantation implements. The catr particularly dr.
serving Of attention.
The Terms of sale will br-For the slaves, cash, for
the ofhe properly, Tor all oyrr SD, credit Of
months, the purchaser giving bond and appr"ved
curty; under $40, cash.
Nov E:-ctds WIN. f. WlckHAM
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TEACHER w N1ED

f5NIE Principal of The New Baltimore Academy, from
L an anxious desire for reposc, after n srrvirs Of
twenty years. having retired from this institution, the
Trustees are desrns In supply his place with compe
tent Teacher The School" besides The scholars Of the
neighbo heed, has, for many years. commanded from
twenty-five 10 forty boarders Any applicant, who can
come we'll recommended for classical requirements,
qualifications for mparDe instruction. and Tor ire
pr0achable moral conduct: Ill meet with employ ment.
mdd!e aged man would be- preferred. Letters, post
paid addressed 10 the Trustees of New Baltimore Aca-
denny, New Baltimore, Faulnier county, Va, AMI cont
ing hand before the 9Th january, 1877, will hr prompt
ly answered. CHS. HUNTON, President
OF Trustees Of New Baltimore Academy.
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MATHEWS ACADEMY.


MIR. and MRS c. H. EDWARDS, thankful for the
the citizens of Mathews and the adjacent counties,
aiy. the second will the first Of February,
the scholastic term of ten months.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwards will teach the following
branches, viz besides the lower branches those Of
History, Arithmetic, Astronomy, Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy, Composition, Grammar, Bellies Letres,
Botany, Mental Philosophy. Rhetoric, and several
branches o: Municipalities, embracing Geometry, Trgo
nome,Iy Surveying, Mensuratian, and all the different
branches Of Navigation.
Music and Embroidery will be taught 1t extra
charges; also, Navigation.
Board and Tuition in The English branches per ses
SION, STU
Day scholars, tuition in Tho frs, department, per
session, 10
Day scholars, tuition in second department, per
Day scholars. tuition in third department. per
session, o
Music, per session, III
For Of Piano, in practising Music, per session,
Embroidery, per session,
Navigation, -
BoaTders are expected ind their own bedding aud
washing; hut those from ditance can be acconmc-
dated az an extra charge.
Reference s made Mr.. &. Pefsco, formerly Of The
City OF Richmond, in whose School Mrs. Z. received
diploma emitting her the first rank in every branch
of English siudy-to those persons who, for the asi
fve years patouised her School IN that city, also,
10 those who have patronsed Mr. and Mrs Edwards IN
Mathews Dec. ls-cwi25Jan
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TRUST SALE OF PROPERTY IN GU
PEPPER

TRUST SALE OF PROPERTY IN Gull
PEPPER.
Df virtue Of Deed ot Trust, executed ~
ID Thomas Green 10 me, which bears date on
the 81 day oi June 1882, and has been duly ie-
corded in CulPePer, shall proceed I" SCI, BY
public auction, upon the pEemi>ss I" HE h=htsi
bidder, Tor cash, on Friday ne nnhday 81 ia,
nuafy next lie properly conveyed BY SAID
deed, which, in H. is thus described, 10 wit: "A II
ttat certain tract or parcel Of land lying and be-
ing between Muddy Run and The Rappahannock
River al their junction in The County Of Cuipeper
Also, The CROWN and underground forever on one
hundred acres OF wood land adjoining the above
tract The lee simple in The same 100 acres being
claimed by John Stanard and the heirs Of ID. Grin
nan, together with The mill situate on Muddy
Run, and all other buildings apperalnins 10 III
land, which is he same loI parcel or tract oi land
on which Muses. Green now resides, and which The
said Thomas Green purchased OF Daniel Ward,
containing about iwo hundred acres more or less,
exclusive Of The 100 acres the growth and under
growth Of which is hereby conveyed"
The lille is, tele.c, pcriect, but as Trustee
shall sell without warranty
Dec Odds JAMES LYONS, Trustee.
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MILL AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.

T SHALL otter 10 the highest bidder Al PHI ce George
Court house. on the IAN day OF January, le47 that bc
Ing Cont day, The valuable Gris, aud "a" Mills belong
ng 10 the Estate of my deceased brother George r..
HARRISON situated ON Ward's Creek ~ said county, To-
grher with about twenty of land appurtt nant
thereto and the OF landing On In Greek, about 4
nile distant. The Mil contains iva pair Of excellent
stones i'd good stream, and is we'll situated for
With suitable siipuations, long credit would be
allowed, bat the will be made fully known the
day o! sale.
The dam has breach IN II nj present. but In other
specls the mill in good repair and ready work.
The above sale il directed IN the will of my rtsia,or
and there is order from The Circuit Court of Peters
burg the same, which rendered necessary by the
birth of postbumnlis child.
There il a comfortable honse Tor The Miller aao he'd 10
the property WIN. b. HARRISON.
Administrator of Geo. L. Harrison, decd,
with the will anne xrd
Rr.nd.p p.r .
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SEVENTY NEGROES AT AUCTION,

On TUESDAY, JANUARY ;, Tsi'.
I1Y vir ne ri decree al the Circuit superior Court q"
ID Law mud Cnancery fer the city of Norfolk, pre-
nouncrd NJ November Term, 1910, in tie snt Of tun
nineham and Tx Poor ct al will be- sold on TUES
DAY the 18th of january, lsi1, Al the Estate called
s.Fnrt H,In near Lawrenreviir, in the county Of
DruusU ck al public auction To the highest bidder i
cash in bankahle money Of the State al Virginia sixty
or seventy Nrcrocs--mrn, women and chdren-inany
uf them very valuable.
Al lie same time and Place a small ,rae, OF Wood
Land near Fort IiiL," containing about $50 acres. on
a credit, of six and twelve months. Sale posiiive-wI
out reserve TUE tcn dlssioSbh5
Purchasers would end II convenient to bring with
them certificates Of depost- drafts upon Vi
liz Banks nf the Commonwealth. Dec. l5-eods
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EDUCATION.

THE School for Young Ladies, at the residence Of the
L subscriber, tMillwnod PowllitLn rouniy1 under
the suprrnienience Miss Isabella Given, viii he
snmcd on The fifteenth of January next aud the first
session will terminate on the 18th If June, with vaci-
ton o one month.
In this School all the branches ri thorough English
Education will b. taught also, the French Linguage,
and Music on the Piano. by 4 Professor.
TERMS.-Board. Washing and Tuition In The Eng
Iish and French Languages, SIt0
Truman alone 81
Music n; the Professors prices
One half payable al ihR termination Of The first srs-
sion and the balance The first Of November.
Dec s-.wiw DAVID McCAW.
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AND
QUEEN


THE exercises nf this institution iOr The ensuingyear
viii commence tie 25 Of January, and be con
tlnucd until the goth December, with al n-rmission
Of one months vacation during The Summer.
The subscriber having purchased The Academy, and
provide. amply for the accommodation 81 boaiders, II
is now more than his interest 10 render The School
worthy of patronage. On hia part u" effort shall he
wanting fle has secured the aid If his present accom-
plisIed assistant Mr. John II. Pits, whose superior
qualifications strict aentinn aud conscientious dts
charge Of duty, well merit tile Confidence of the public
Experience has shown the Necessity 0i discipline
sanitary system has been established and shall ne firm
IL enforced The aim Of the subscriber viii be, net
merely 10 impart information, hut also Ia expand the
mind aud regulate the habits of the pupils under his IN
siructiun Circulars will he forwarded every two
months 10 Patrons aud the reports made shall be candid.
The of instruction viii embrace all the branch.
constituting liberal English, Classical aud Mnihc.
NAUTICAL Education. The French language will 70 be-
taught. The Terms viii he, for Tuition, Board ard
every necessary excel candles, $40 per annnm-onr
hall payable the expiration of he first session, and
the residue the end Of the year. Day scholars SIS
year. y. WI r.
AddIcss-o. White, Fleetwood Academy, King &
Queen lice ll-c3tandw4w
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FOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM IN THE
LOWER END OF HANOVER,
1Hutetn m,les rom Mr Cuy II Rtehm0nd.

IhnfstH HitcS jf0W mr. cry ~ hichm0n6.
WILL he offered 10 the highest bidder on SATURDAY,
~ The Goth day Of December next II far, II not, The
first fair day thereafter The premises, The Tract 81
Land called MULBERRY l!ll, adjoining the lands of Vim.
Is. chiiI-nd-n. Gibson Vim AMI Others To,opo,on"y
Creek. This Tract contains $50 acres; about Three
quarters of which i cleared, aud adaped 10 The rni-
ri Corn. w. eat and oats quarter of which =
in low grounds II i laid OF IN tifre fields, each ~
winch will produce hundred barrels "f Corn, and
Iiir Hay crop alone Will more than $50 The
bindings good dwelling iinue win i've rooms
aud cellar, Kitchen, snokehn>-, Barn, aud III! other
necessary bi,i!dinss; together with IA good Orchard o
cuirr This place oilers inducements rarely 70 he
met with, being short distance from the CIV al
Richmond and could be ni- profitable Tor niArketinr
the soil heinz remarkably quick IL VIII be- shown To
any ono by Sir. Henry L. Richardson residing the
premises
T-.Gs n..~fln- quarter ~ rho purchase money
will lie required in ci,h, credit Of one two and
three years VIII he given for the remaining thef -ius
The purchaser giving bonds with approved security acd
iced Of Trust the premises the creGi,
payments WM. 4. n. POLLARD,
Admni-tra;nr 81 Thomas Mellon, recessed.
my IQ-r,ds
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DEATHS.

bed suddenly, on Wednesday afternoon. at 3o'cock
o. Apopl.xy, Mr.. ARCHELACS HUGHES, in the 7ith
ssa' MS age The friends and acquaintanccs OF the
family and ,ho.e OF Mr. Ellis Brown invited TO at
tend au-ra this afternoon AT half past o'clock,
from MS ,e residence on Grace street. without further
Invitation
Died. 4, Pressure Isle, the residence OF E. o. Wat
ks Esq Saturday, the l2th December, of Pieurisy,
Mrs MARY TREvtLfAS, relict of The late Major Iohn
Ifestsn OF GooehIand, IN The sjR year Of her age.
Inc writer Of this notce thinks II needless here 10
speak Of the many virtues By which this estimable
ady was end-area 10 numerous train of relatives and
friends She was truly cne Of the best Of omen, and
a. Christian, died 10 perfect tranquility. 4.
6r City papers requested 10 copy.
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PUBLIC SALE.

- virtue Of decree pronounced the "a day ~
- November, 1886, by the Superior fnurI Of Law ana
Chlnc-fy III and Tor James Cay county aud the civ al
Williamsburg IN .hc slit nj John I James against 10
bert G. Richardson shall, the ltI day of January,
ISL, that being Court dag, sell 10 the highest bidder
before the Court house door Of James City county, The
small Tract Of Land mentioned IN said decree con-
tanning nifty eight acres less, and lying sad
county, upon credit Of twelve months from the day
sale, except much thereof viii pny The
suit and executing this decree, which will hr Tor ca
The purchaser TO give bond and good security for that
part of the purchase winch Is upon credit The ME
will he retained until The purchase money shall have
been paid The title is believed good, but shall sell
only such title rs IS vested in me ~ Commissioner
Dec. 4-cw4w RO. II. ARNISTEAD, Com'r.
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STATIONS Office.

MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TIE f " tn
IN STREET..
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes SrRATToN's the man.
1000 DOLLARS, $500 DOLLARs!!
FRIDAY-Mononsal Lottery, No. 81. Ca
pitals $1,000, 1900, 100. 1000, 933, 3 Of 400,
&c. rs Nos l3 drawn. Tickets g.; halves Il;
quarters SO cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery Extra, No.
ITO. Capitals: 81 600, 1000, GAO, &c, &c.
IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81; halves SO
cents; quarters 25 cents.
Orders tor Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawings sent when re-
ouested. Please address orders to
N. STRATTON,
Dec.l Richmond. Va,
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Notice 10 Volunteers.


Richmond, Dec. 4, 1916.
THE COMMANDMENT Chief having received a
i number of individual tenders OF service, and
efforts having been made 10 raise Companies in
different places, where sufficient numbers 10 form
Company could not be obtained, notice is given
To all who wish TO join the Regiment now organ
izins Tor The field, that itthey will promptly repair
to Richmond and rcpor, themselves 10 this De-
parmsn,, an opportunity will be afforded them OF
joining some companies now in The progress OF
enrolment here By command.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, Adj. Gen.
Dec 5-ditScaf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Thirty Hcsiars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the .rh~cfiber, ahnu, III. frst
IA Of September last, Negro Man namrd JOHN,
sometimes caed John aker lie is about five feet Ten
and half inches high, quite likely, ston:y bm, light
compile S"n, hs hair :'.iaY nneommoniv low down IN
he hack PIT 81 hs ncch with teeth drcayed in front,
and sippnsc1 10 hr aau thirty three wears ul gr. II J.
.yprcie ta he y in The nrighboIboud at Gulansric,
r was raised near that place, and has, wife and mo
ili- residing in The ahburhood. will give reward
ni SO II taken Si II taken out "f lie ta'r, aud
d, vrrrd me. confined in prison. that get him.
Dec I-cWlws RICIID, r. CAMPBELL.
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add FeiIOws, SaIOOr.

TINE HARMONIOUS Grand Musical Sol
i rees are attracting crowded and fashiona.
bic houses al this newly fitted and elegant Con-
cert Room, in consequence of which, they will
be continued EVERY EVENING THIS
WEEK, with change OF Programme introduce
ton OF New Pieces. &c. u See Programme.
ar Admission SO CENTS children with their
parents half price.
II Doors open at half t6-psrtormance 10
commence al half past o'clock.
". B.-As an inducement tor families TO al
tend, Ladies will be adnlled for 25 cents.
Dec. DIST