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Tickets $I0. Halves S; Quarters 2 so.
Certificates c Of packages Of 25 Wholes, $l3O 90
10 do. 25 Halves, 65 90
m do. 25 Quarters, 80 so
~ Orders for tickets and shares and certih-
cafes of packages in the above splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
Official account of each drawing will be sent i'm
medialely aller il is over TO all who order from
" j. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Dec 29-2aWd&c Richmond, virginia
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NOTICE

TN pursuance Of the provisions of deed OF Trust,
executed Ia us by CbMl.s H. Moss, on the 10th No
venber, 1890, and duly admitted Ia record by Essex
County Court we shall the l0lh day Of February
s4G or on fair day thereafter, should The l0i
UNFIT The premises, OTTER at pubic auc'lon. "i
cash all the right tiie, interest aud estate {" Inc sa
Charles H. Miss in Tract of Land in lie county Of
Essex called Pigeon Ill., late the property OF William
Fisher, deceased.
The interest of the said C. u. Moss is that which he
acquired by virtue Of his marriage with Ann L. the WI
duw of the SAID WIN. Fisher, and Is that which was as
signed her dover in The said tract of land II IN
cudes The wtlling hOnse, new, and hunt ut BRICK
kitchen, stables, gardens and orchards.
The situation is high, and commanding a full view oi
the village of Experimentation one ana hat
miles dIsant-as well a III. river and large tract OF
country. JOHN a. TANNER, Trustees.
lee I2-ctds W. A. WRIGHT,
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

THE subscriber informs the public that Miss susanah
E. Pagand will reopen her School for Young Ladies
AT nv house, on the 18th OF next month"; Mount Plea.
SAINT, 5 miles South Of Powhatan Court House. Board
and Tuition for the English branches for 10 months,
$780, for Music, with the use of Piano, s40 Tor f'eneh
sio. No deduction made except for sickness.
Dec 3O-cSt. STEPHEN c. ANDERSON.
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HLARKE's LOTTERY oFPICE, l4h st.,
~ one door below Exchange Hotel.
For This Mornine.-Capitnls: $4,000 OF coo, Of
oOoO Of l445 90 of 0O0 40 of $50, &c. 70 Nos, Il
drawn ballots. Tickets IS.
Fur This Evening. Captals: $500, Of 2, sou Of
l5O0 Of ,Oss, prizes of ,00O Of Goo &c Tickets
So so.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 2:
% III As 63 10 40 GO 81 Al 70 81 &c -.
Drawing OF Va. Lersburg Lottery, Class No. 9:
rs II 60 % Is SO ~ az 66 II 80 70 81 p
Nos. Go &c II, 500, sold and paid by CLARKE
Ian
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RfrDeoroapu Eouqae6rer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hodges & PuIIianl,

AUCTIoNEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bel iarrH, Richmond, Virginia.
EoR the purpose OF conducting, in this city, a
i general Auction and Commission business,
The undersigned have associated themselves in
co-parInership, and will commence on the lst oil
January next. Their assiduous attention will
be devoted TO selling and hiring negroes, selling
Merchandise, Horses and Produce; also 10
Plantation sales, and 10 selling Real Estate, and
renting oul Houses. They will collect bonds for
the hire of negroes, &c. The junior (Mr. P }
has had considerable experience as an anclion
salesman They ask the encouragement of their
friends and the public and indulge the hope,
that by faithfully executing Con the most liberal
trms) all business confided TO them, 10 receive a
liberal share of il.
The business will be conducted under the Firm
of HODGES & PULLlAM Office on Bell
Tavern Alley, opposite the Bell Tavern.
G.. A. HODGES,
D. M. PULLlAM.
n
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A ,n uuNG NAN, native of Virginia, formerly a
and Theological institute New YORK offers his services
slme,ia ~ .he following year. He proposes TO give In
mon .eh. y, Inc branches commonly tauph, in
ruav.s s' ,osethei with the Latin and Greek Lam
ni, se 'e Sussex county, Virginia.
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EDUCATION.

THE School al Long Creek rnisa, will he continued
i The ensuing year. under the superintendent Of The
subscriber. He III teach the Greek Latin, French and
Engli.h Languages, Geography, Arithmetic, hathemat-
ics. Surveying, &c. Having completed his education al
the University Of Virginia the subscriber has IN his pos
session ample testimonials Of his qualifications AZ a
Teacher The School will commence on Monday, the
18th Of January, lsi6 and terminate the Alb Of De
cemher following The charge for Board, Tuition i,
Washing Lodging and Fuel, viii he eleven dollars tSii
per month. Letters the subscriber should be directed
10 Long Creek p. u, Louisa co Va.
Dec. 9-cIanf WILLIAM G. L. NELSON.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WIN FIU.
TIME subscriber heing engaged in The publica-
i ton Of a very valuable, Interesting and po-
pular New Work, entitled The "Army and Navy
of America" is DESTROYS Of procuring several
Agents throughout the Southern States Tor The
above work Any gentleman who wishes 10 ira
vel, and al The same time 10 make money, will
do we'll 10 apply as early as possible, with salts
factory recommendations, 10 The subscriber, at
The Madison House, Bank ST., Richmond.
JAM ISAAC s. ESkLEMAN
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or TIE WILD HORSE OF 7ARTARY!
Mr. PRESTON, and his celebrated HORSE,
vULTURE, will appear in the piece.
MR.. JAMESON as ADDER KHAN.
Makeppa, MI. Grlerson.
Thamar, Thompson.
Drolinska. Forrest
OinSka, Mrs Potter.
II For other characters, and particulars, see
bins of the day.
s.r For Particulars, see small bills.
r Boxes IS cts; Pit 50 cts; Colored Gallery
% cents 1dh. ID
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OFFICE PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co,
Petersburg, January |, 1916.
TIME Board OF Directors have This day de-
clared a dividend of three per cent. for The
last six months, payable atthe Office OF the Com
pany in Petersburg. n,nn
Jan. 3-2w II. u. BIRD, PRESIDENT
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u, NOTIcC

LA w wv I TOE.
xIyM n. ANDERSON and L. MASTERS, Attorneys
w at Law will practice In the superior and County
Courts of Noitoway, Amelia, Powhatan, Cumberland
and Prince Edward. Address,
WAL II ANDERSON, Nottoway Court House. Va
l.. MASTERS, Amelia Court House, Va.
L. Masters, Commissioner in Chancery, will at any
time attend TO settling accounts, or taking drposllons nj
his office at Amelia Court House. Nov. IS-cu
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WILLIAM BURWELL SMITH,
IOuNSELLOR & ATTORNEY Ar AW,
WILL attend the several Courts Of Nottoway, Ame-
IA Innenburg and Dinwiddie.
omce-Notioway Court house. Dec s-e3m
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TIL AT Il Il .

Las Nigh, Of The Grand Drama Of MAzEppA'
First appearance Of Mr., GOODWIN c;s VINO n.N %,
appeaI in Pasde peux ana oo'hic Oa"ee.
Mr. JAMESON in two Characters.
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MANAGERS OBJECT. RUSSELL
ltI BIGGER & co.
$1,000, &c. 20 Nos, IS drawn. Whole Tickets 81;
halves 80; quarters IS cts Drawing received by this
isy's mail
This Afternoon So, 900, &c. 70 Nos, IA dawn
Whole Tickets 81.
Also, s., 900, sc. rs Nos, II drawn. Whole Tick
sssl.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke Lottery, No !:
% SIS 63 80 is so IS IS z II 81.
Whole Ticket, ls 50 C5, another capital, sold and
mad by BIGGER & co.
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated Lottery. No. .:
- iS 81 90 IL 81 a l Sc 81 70 90
The attention of Adventures is called to the Grand
scheme for the 18th instani-S5 00O, Of i0O00 &c
Tickets SO. 'as' 10
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Notice.

TTAyING determined to emigrate from The
I'll State of Virginia 10 Memphis, Tennessee
purpose making visit IN lew weeks 70 maj
place, with the view ofprov'dins suitable arrange
shall return to Virginia in June or July next, AM
w;1l he clad 10 receive any business agency fol
that region. which may be accomplished within
that period. Address, Bowling-Green, Caroline
county-or Washington City, to The care OF the
--''' JAMES B. THORNTON,
Ian lO-d2t&c4l Attorney a, Law.
The Wbis will please copy.
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DIV ID E N D.

TIME President and Directors OF The Farmers
Bank OF Virginia, out OF the last sir months
mofls, have declared Dividend of3i per cent?
subject TO the Stale bonus Of per cent, payable
ON the 18th inst. :. u. BLAIR,
Ian 9-2w Cashier.
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GRlST land SAW MILL, IN HANOVER


Df virtue OF decree of the County Cour,
I'D of Hanover, pronounced on The 2s,h day
Of November, 1915, in lie cause OF Melons
Guardian against Mellon and others, shall. as
Special Commissioner appointed ior the purpose,
proceed, on Tuesday, The 30li OF December, 1915,
il fair if no The yttair day thereafter, to sell,
10 the highest bidder, on The premises, The Grist
and Saw Mill, with the Land attached thereto,
belonging 10 The Estate OF +. L. Melton, decd
The above property lies in the lower end of The
county OF Hanover, Two miles below Cold IIar.
boris located on an excellent branch OF The
Chckahominy well situated 10 secure GUS
tom Tor both Mills. The Saw Mill is new.
Terms OF SALE-One third OF the purchase
money will be required in cash, the remainder in
Two equal insialments OF four and eight months,
the purchaser executing bonds with approved Sc
curly tor tie credit paymens-ihe title TO The
said properly 10 be retained till the whole of the
purchase money be paid.
WIN. +. FL. POLLARD, Comr.
P. S. The above named properly nc, having
been sold on The day appointed, The same will be
again offered for sale on the premises on The same
terms on Saturday, The 9Th January, 1si6, it
fair otherwise The first fair day thereafter, (Sun-
day.exeep,ed.) WIN. t. H. POLLARD,
Jan. 6-ctdS Commissioner.
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J.F. WORDS OFFICE

DRAWING of Alexandria Lottery, Class No 9:
~ 81 II is 63 10 43 60 81 Al 70 81 sc IT,
Ticket Nos 10 81 43, $780, Both sold In the above
Do. GO GO n, 2OO, by J.F. WORD.
Drawing of Va. MoDonealia Lottery, Class No. 2:
al D II CO 80 81 25 80 &c SIS 90 oil 81.
Ticket Nos. IL 80 62, Three capital prizes IN the
DO. u SO 46. above, sold by onn
M ri al 80 J. F. WORD.
ASo 600 capital for neat Saturday. See Scheme in
another column, and send to J. +. WoRD.
lam 10
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NECROES EOR SAI.E,

virtue of decree rendered nj the last of the
- Circuit Superior Cont Of Law and Chancery for the
county of l.unrnbug IN tue rase of Pu'ly, &c,
Browns Administrator, we will SELL al public auction,
for cash. on the 9th day Of February next, Lunenbnrg
Court house. tbrns Court day. between II and Is like
" Negroes, consisting of men, women. boys and grs
T.. X. CHAMBERS, c,
X. u TURNBULL, w" -.
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y, q. GREGORY Il Co.

d, Ws HTCpUIy " OOs
MANAGERS, NO. lOl, MAIN STREET,
lVI RICHMOND, Virginia
GRAND ScHEME
$4,000 DOLLARS!-25O 0O!-l 900!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. 3
10 be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
January 9Th, 1876 IS No. Lottery, II drawn
ballots.
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rAPuERS, IIOTEI-r,Ruv,,,r V,

FARMERS IIOTEL-FARMviLLE Va.
a The subscriber tiate of Nottoway) having
- rented This establishment, and IL having recent
stsIH y undergone n thorough repair, htgs leave To
E@n1L make know 10 his friends, aud he pnhiic 20,
nrrallv, that he - now prepared 10 accommodate all
those hn may favor him viii call From lis eSpr
rence in The bu-inrss and determination an his par
make his house cctpablr Ia The public, he iaifeis
himself thai he Will receive his due proportion OF pat
ronace. u = charges shall be accommodated to the
timcs-viZ:
Beard p-r year 10 be paid quarterly, si2n 90
board, per day, -
Board, for man and horse, per day, -
For man and horse, all night, supper lodging and
breakfast, -
Single meals, :5I
len 6--cim TIiOS w. EPES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-13

WIN De performed, Inc ueaus1'uI DRAMA q
The Ar(iSte'S Wife.
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r UCK'S OFFICE, Basement Rooms, Cor
IL ner of Main and 18th Streets.
This Days Mails, GOO. 7s Nos, Is drawn. Risk
on 6 holes S30 Is; Oh halves Is s III quarters 3d.
single Tickets 50; halves 50; quarters 15c.
This Evening-sa5 OU, $780, % Of 1000. Tickets s.
Also, the Dollar Loiery-s5 900 Capital Tickets 81.
Leave at my Office sa3. and will give IS Wholes,
which warrant TO draw $40 2O-haves and quarters IN
proportion.
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 9:
% 4s 81 80 IL 81 AZ c. 80 10 26.
Ian II
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Dancing BY Mr.. Goodwin, Miss Homer and
Miss Gertrude.
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iirst MOnday III February next 10y order
Jan. G--c3t
yy,E District Court OF the United States, for the East
i ern District of Virginia, holden nj Richmond, hay
ine, on the 2Dh day OF May, lsd3 by It's decree upon
The petition of George Baeby 4 co. DECLARED MERRITT H.
Strger, of the al Fatmyi.te, aud Thunis T. Nash
of the town Of iynchbure, Bankrnpis within The tue
intent and meaning of the ACT al Congress, entitled
''an act 10 establish uniform system Of Bankruptcy
thfou .hou the United States passed the ~ August
1911; and copy Of said decree having been furnished
me a. Of the Commits .nn' III Bankruptcy 81 the
said District Court, for The purpose of enabling the
dltors OF said bankmp;> Ia prove their claims all The
creditors socia and individually OF said bagkfnpls,
Mrrfiii IT, Siccer and Thomas + NASH bate neia !an.'
and partners, doing under The style end firm Of
Sirerr Il Nash, in The town Of FarHviie. and al Tho
T. Nash and Merritt H. Strcrr, late merchants and
partners. dong business un,.r r style ana firm 81
Nash Stegrr, ~ HE Town nf lynchburg, aud the in
diyitnal creditors of each member Of laid firms, are
hereby notified that tie 18th day OF January lsfc he
the honrs of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, nnd ocl"t X, T.
NJ. and so from day In day, between the came hour
Sundays excepted iii The l7lh day of February, 1916
my office Prince Edward e.. H. Va, Is assigned
for receiving and hearing proof of all claims against SAID
blnkrIpts A. -. DICKINSON,
Commissioner IN BANKRUPTCY
Ter Prince Edward county.
Prince Edward c. H., W., Dec. l2-Ctl7F
or Iynr Viryinian will COPY.
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January Isl, ISi6-dGl&c6t
NEW BUSINESS.

NEW BUSINESS.
TINE subscriber will con inue The business, al
j The old stand of London, Willinsham x
Drewry, No. ss, Main street, where he will be
prepared, early in the Spring, with IN almost en-
tire new stock of DRY GOODS, suited to The
season; and respectfully soiicils call from their
old customers and the public generally
JAM l2-dlt j. WlLLlNGHAM.
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N. Nj. MARTIN d CO,
RICHMOND, VA.
N. Nj. MARTIN & DOMAINS,
PETERSBURG, VA.
T NDER the above firms we will continue The
~ Commission and Grocery Business.
All produce consigned 10 our Richmond con-
Germ will have our best attention in Petersburg,
Tree oil charge for forwarding, and The proceeds OF
all sales will be placed subject 10 order in either
Richmond or Petersburg, as may be most conye-
nienl 10 those who may favor US with their bust
ness.
We are grateful for the liberal support we
have received, and will Try TO deserve The conin-
uance of The same.
We invite the patronage Of our friends and the
public, under the assurance that our best exer-
lions will be used TO promote their interest
NATHANIEL nj. MARTIN,
DAVID DOMAIN, Jr,
JOHN DOMAIN, Jr.
ar Store in Richmond under the Columbian
Hoiel
A. Store in Petersburg opposite Mclwane,
Brownley & Co.
Richmond, January Isl, lSi6-dti&c6t
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CITATIONS OFFICE, No. 5, South I4lh

CITATIONS OFFICE, No. S, South l4lh
- Street.
lie, athe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATroNs the man.
STILL THEY COME
Drawn Nos OF Monongalia Lottery =, Jan.
Al - IL CD 80 81 25 80 46 SIS So 81 81
Halt Ticket Nos II 81 IS
II % 25
Al CT SO
/" 81 80 46
-Four more prizes in one Lottery sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawing Of Alex. Lottery Glass, g JAM 10:
277I IS 50 IS 43 60 81 Al 10 81 46 u
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg Lottery, No. 2, Jan. -:
80 II 60 % Is SO II 43 sc II 70 10 81 y
Ticket, Nos I II &C, one more prize, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Jan IL
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IIoYT's PRIZE oPFICE.-Deawing OF Monongaia
III Lottery, Glass No. ::
Al 81 II 10 50 u 25 80 40 S. 60 81 81.
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 8:
81 10 81 80 80 d Is GA % % 46 81 So
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 9:
81 II As 63 ls 40 o. 81 Al 10 2l 46 -.
Ticket Nos. Is 3s, Prize Of 81 200, sold yester-
days Lotteryhy HOYT.
To-day.-S20, 900 Capital. Splendid Scheme Tickets
only Sj-7s Nos, IA drawn. Fine Tor Packages. Call
before II O'clock, and get Prize nj
HOYT'S OFFICE,
Ian n No. Exchange.
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LOTTERIES.
Straffa,,,s Office

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR EENT'I
IN STREET.
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NOTICE

n rer.cns having claims against the Estate OF John
u "A Fore. deceased, are requested Ia present them
,.,Iy authenticated, for settlement; aud those ndeh
"a ". fra,irsed make immediate payment, as longer
,n,nisrncr will not he given.
'" I,n j3-c2t. JULorT FORE, Administrative.
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M a re pp a .

The evenings entertainments TO conclude with
,ba GRAND Ora ma nj
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class NO. A,
10 be drawn at Alexandria, D. c. Saturday, 2flli
January, 1896 IS Nos, IL drawn ballots.
Capitals
prize of $4,000 30 prizes Of $4,000
1850 sc. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 So
Certificates of Packages Of 25 Wholes, $50 %
Do. do. 25 Halves, is 90
Do. do. % Quarters - so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-13

ALEXANDRIA Lo rTERY, Glass No. 5,
10 be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
January 3lsl, 1876. IS Nos, IL ballots.
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PEACHY r. Ora TITAN
Will continue 10 practise law in the Court OF
Appeals in Riclmond and Lclrisb1g ana The SUI
perior Court Of Chancery for The Richmond Cir
cult. lie has removed his Office 10 his residence
on Ross street, next door 10 the Richmond HOase.
HENRY {. CABELL
Will continue 10 practice law in all The Courts
in the City Of Richmond and the county OF
Henrico He retains The former office OF Graf
tan g. Cabell. Jan. l2- d6ic2w
DISSOLUTION
TNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
Il the Firm Of PARRISH& BEAZLEH is
this day dissolved by mutual consent All per
sons indebted will please make immediate pay
ment 10 R. Parrish, and those having claims
against The concern will present them 10 him ior
settlement The name OF The Firm will be used
in liquidation only.
ROYALL PARRISH,
THOS. l.. BEAZLEY.
Richmond, January |, lSi6.-d&c2w
FOR BALTIMORE
K b The Steamer POCAEONTAS
leaves Rockets 10 morrow (Tues
day. aierlernoon, at O'clock for Baltimore
For Freight apply TO The subscribers.
Passage and Fare 10 Baltimore only $5
JAMIE HENRY LUDLAM d co.
A DVANCES.-The subscribers will make
OF Flour 10 their friends in New York, Amsler-
dam or Bremen.
Jan. 10 HENRY LUDLAM & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-13

EENER AND ACUE, AND ALL FEVERS CURED
BY BRANDRETH'S PllLS.--Ali frvc,s are occa
STONED by The disordered Of the blood pro Jucci
by the Immoral serosiiy by hardening the valves ii The
vessels. The blood c'culaes with greatly Increased
speed, and is stil increased by the friction the glo
burs, PARTICLES hich compose the of hu Ids
Then il u that the heat and chills Is expert
rnced thIoI. hout the whole system, and accompanied
with great thirst, pain IN the head back, kidneys, and
In fact complete prostraton at all the faculties Of the
mind as we'll a. body.
On the first attack Of fever, any disease, immcdi
aely take n large dose of Brandr-ih's Vegetable TIM
verSaI Pills and continue 10 Keep mp powerful effect
upon The bowels nntil The fever pain has entirely
ceased. Sa eight WILL in most cases, be sufficient
his Dose AMI one dose al this kind, IL Is not I'M
death.
Dr Benjamin Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills
inderd universally approved medicine, which by
lis peculiar action clean>rs The blood Of AL Bpurlie.
removes every Pain and Weakness, and finally Restores
the Constitution Ia perfect Health and Vigor
DR.. Brandrelh's principal office, 2il Broadway,
New York; other offices in New York.
Nj. BRANCH, Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. East Main street, Richmond, corner oppo-
site the Old Market, where country agents and
planters can be supplied withth genuine, al New
York prices. Dec. 10
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
TINE partnership in the practice Of the Law
i heretofore existing between The subscribers,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
PEACHY R. GRATTAN,
HENRY G. CABELL.
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DOCTOR DICKS NEW WORK.

DOCTOR DICKS NEW WORK.
rNaE Practical Astronomer, comprising illus
ualions of Light and Colors; practical de-
.rrip,ions of all kinds Of TELESCOPES; the use OF
The Equatorial, Transit, Circular, and other As
Economical Instruments; particular account Oh
The Earl OF Roses large Telescopes, and other
,oncs connected with Astronomy; by Thomas
Dick Ii D., author Of the christian Phioso-
nhera "Celeslial Scenery" &c, illustrated with
one hundred Engravings; neat volume. Price 81
cents. Just published, for sale by
Ian q NASH & WOODHOUSE.
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MRS. SOUTUGATE's SEMINARY,


I1OR YOUNG LADIES. viii again 20 INFO operation
l. the I2th of January, ls 10. the course Of instuc-
tion will be- thorough, rmbaoD: al the bfanhes Of q
poli;c Eng is Education, FIenb, Music, DraaIne ani
Painting, aud Ornamental Needle Work.
The scholastic tcim will consist of ten months, end
pupils vi be received NJ any during the term, but,
without an explicit understanding, Will be expected I"
remain Tie whole time afirr entrance
Particular attention shall br paid 10 the health and
comfort of The y"ung adic and unwrarrd care taken
improve tht II morals Three irarlcrs will he daily
engaged in advancing their intellectual atnninrnis.
TERMS.
Board, for The Term, $50
Lodging and Lights,
Tnilion IN English branches, ~
Music, ~
French w
Drawing and Painting, 10
Ornamental Needle Work, .
Locust Cottage, King Y Queen CO., Stevrnsvic P. q.
Drc 10, lst5.-claf5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-13
MANCHESTER

NIHNCTIF.o III.
THE Town of Manchester tdirecfly opposite the city
L Of Richmond by rrrenl purchase having obtain
"a an undivided control of one hall at James River. brr
derng on the Tow aud thus secured extensive and
valuable WATER POWER, il prepared 10 make leases
Of the same on favorable tens Applications may br
male samuel a. Patterson, President OF the Board Of
JruSr.s nf the Town Dec l:i-rwom
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that an election 81
~ Directors for the Enion and Union Potomac Com
panies, will be held in the city of Washington, on the
first Monday III February next BY order.
Jan. 6-c3t