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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-12
Notice

rs hereby given, that petition will be
Il presented to the Commissioners of Wy
sndot county, at their next session on the
first Monday Of March next, praying for
the i,cs ..!.nn Of a county road, raaning as
follows, to wit; Beginning at the center {.
the west line of section eighteen, IN town
ship two south, of range l3 east, l>aiem
township;1 thence runnitg east throngh;
the center of sections eighteen and seven.
teen to the west line Of section sixteene
thence in south east direction with the
high ground until it crosses Tymochtee
Greek; thence the nearest aud best way
Ill il strikes the south line of said section
sixteen; thence east with the said line or
as near it as practicable to the Sandusky
river, at or near the we'll known as the
Indian mill, situated on section sixteen,
in township two south, in range fourteen
east.
Jan. Goth IS47.-17-4t.
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PETER a. TYLER.

.afioraey al Lato and Solicitor in Chancery,
WILL practice Law IN this and adjoining
Counties, and punctualiy attend to all
business ent trusted to his care
OFFICE, in cCutchenvili.
Dec. 0, lS45.-li-tf
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition
will be presented TO the Commission
ers of Wyandot county, Ohio, at their
next session 10 March, lS47, pray ing for a
county road, to commence at the poin,
where the Kilbourn state road intersect
the section line north, section l6 the
north line of section l6] in Crane town,
ship; theuce running westerly curse on
or near the said section line 10 the Find
lay road, ia Salem township, thence to
continue westerly course on the most
favorable ground and as near the said sec
'ian line as practicable until il i"tersect
the county road leading from Burlington
to the Lime Stone Ridge. the point of ter,
mina,ion being near the residence of ia.
cob Baughinan, in Salem township.
Jan. goth, lS40.-I7-4t. :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-10
FAIRFAX ACADEMY,

CULPEPER COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
THE first session of this Institution will commence
on the first Monday In January, and terminate on
the last Friday In November with vacation from the
frat of June 10 the first Of July The Principal has
been recently selected 10 take charge Of this Institution
by lis Board Of Trustees after acquaintance with
his qualifications as teacher. Having been cadet Of
the Virginia Military Institute and being practically
uuanted with the system OF merit and dement,, sue
cessfliy introduced there he has determined TO model
his academy after that discipline. The standing of the
students will be regulated by their daily Rotations and
department and faithful account will be made quar-
terIy To parents and guardians He has associated with
himself MIR. Thomas g. Hening. graduate Of H. S.
College, TO whose charge will be committed the in
structon of tho Greek and Mathematical classes Tie
village il unrvaled for good health the people moral,
tons which should not be garded by the guardians
of youth The course o! study will embrace the ordi-
nary branches Of English lerature-tbe Latin, Greek
and French Languages, and Mathematics, including
all its higher misunderstanding and the Sciences
including all tho branches OF Natural philosophy, Will
al 20 be taught. 80
Trsxs Board may be had Of Mr.. and Mrs. Spots
wood who are fully prepared TO accommodate board
ers ut $50 for the session Of ten months.
TUirios Lowest terms Of admission $2e; for
Grammar or Geography, each an extra charge Of S.;
for Latin, Mathematics and the higher English
branches each or ALL S35; for French Creek.
ira charge Of IS. Tho tuition fees payable ono
half on the FIRST Of Juno, and the other half The first
Of December.
Rxrrrrscra:-The Board OF Trustees Of the Instl-
tuition; the Faculty of Hampden sydney College; Colo
mel J. e. Gibson and j. c. Green, Esq, Culpeper; Dr.
Abnsr Crump, General William Lyon and Chasian
Cooke, ESQ.,, Powhatnn; samuel P. Halves, ESQ.,,
Richmond; and William II. Harrison, ESQ.,, Amelia.
Gentlemen wishing to engage sons or wards, viii
please do so before the fifteenth of December in person
or by letter, addressed 10 the Principal at Cupeper
Court House, Virginia.
IVA tlat DArx Ian
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Sfration,s OMce.


MOS, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, Virginia.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Alexandria Lottery, Class Is:
l SIS 81 81 Al 40 70 % 30 81 81 80.
Ticket Nos. So As 10, prize OF 81 900, sold
and paid Ivy STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria. No. 76, Nov. %:
Al % 70 10 81 ID AZ 60 81 4 &c S.
Whole, Nos. 4 81 GO, prize of $2,35s IS !
Nos. II 66 GO, prze of 400 90
both sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawing Of Alexandra, 70:
Al 9 IS 81 IS 80 IS 4 GO 3 81
Whole Nos. 9 25 IS, a prize of $1,000, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos N Jersey Lottery, No, 81, Dec 8:
10 60 81 6s IS l6 63 10 SO IL IS
Tickle. Nos l6 Is 10, prize OF 400 dollars,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES F'OE THE WEEK.
1000 DOLLARSl $500 DOLLARS!
~, FRiDAY-Leeshurs, Extra: No. a.. Capitals: ST.
oCo 500, 600, 497, &c IS Nos, 10 drawn Tickets
81; halves 50 c.; quarters IS C.
5000 DOLLARS! OF 1000 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-sussex, Extra, no. 90. Capitals -
5000, Of LOCO, Of 500, &C.. &C. Is Nos, IL drawn
Tickets 81; halves so cts. quarters a5 cts.
$30,l46 10 Of G,G0Ol 10 OF 5000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class so, for 1917, bc drawn
at Alexandria on Saturday. Dec. lh. * No L.'irrY-
l3 drawn ballots. Grand Scheme: $50, ll6 10 prizes
20 of 800, ls5 Of $50, &C. Tickets $40; halves s. quar-
ters 50.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages aud
Single Tickets in all tbs Lotteries will 10 promptly at
address orders to N. STRATToN,
De.6 Richmond, Va.
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CuLPEPER FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE Misses 1hurstun, having engaged suitable
L buildings 1T Cnlpeper Court house, In qniet ana
agreeable part Of lie village, propose 10 establish TIE
ensuing year. Boarding school for the Instruction o
Young Ladies'. TN their long experience iii teaching,
and the success which ;;ey fJtef themselves has III
t,erto attended their efforts III the 1ral and lnrec-
tua training al YOUTH lley 0aSc lnelr ciah 10 SHARE
of public patronage.
1ney VIII be- prepared 10 accomnodat, eight or ten
Boardrrs 10 whose comfort and Improvement the most
unremt.ng attention will be paid. The course oil m
strucion will be thorough, embracing all the branches
usually taught in the best Female Srnnares In
Music and the Languages, they will have the assist
arrc of an e experienced and competent instructor.
The scholastic year viii We divided into two srs-
sOns Of five months eIeh, the first commencing JaHu-
AIRY l7th, 1913.
Boart, Tuition Washing, Fne &c, per session Of ivs
months, 500 w
Day scholars, in the elementary English branch
The higher English branches, IL SO
Instruction In Music the Piano and Guitar, or In
the French, italian or Latin Languages, IN extra
charge
A deduction of SIS per session will be made TO such
buard-rs may furnish their own bed bedding. &C.
Punils not received for less Than I've months, and no
ceiuciiol made IN those who aSselt themselves after
commencing a session. unless prevented from attend
ing BY pro.raced sickness All bills 10 be paid al the
c'nsc uf each session.
TN. Nisses Thurs.on be. leave to assure those who
NAV patronize The School, TINT the young ladies COM
mied TO their charge either az ooarders or day scho-
lars will receive the srices attention, and that eve
nv effort will be made TO discharge faithfully the re-
spon sb.lilies They have assumed.
Letters addressed post paid 10 Miss T. A. Thurs
ton. Culpeper G. H.. will bs PROMPTLY attended to
REFERENCES.-CoI. Garret Stnu, Messrs. James
Newm.u, Edmund Hsushaw and William Cow
Orange; Dr. I. Randolph, Rev. F. BoydeD, James II
Lewis and Jl.nes Tenil', FsG' h!bemarle; Mai. Tho
mas Hill, Mesa;s Gcors- Fckn aud Ioiin Kelly, Cal
nrper; Rev William :. .Vnne. Charlottesville; Rev
w G. II. Jones, Wildwood, Clarke county.
dec. 3-cu5w
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no Contractors.
AVIATION OF ADVERTISE NEET

rINIIE letting Of the twenty mesof the James River
] and Kanawta Comnany,s CaaI along James III
yer, in Virginia. between the mo ~ Of North River
and the Town of buchanan, Heretofore advertised 10
take Mace on the 18th of Ueceherlei1 is POSTPONED
until further notice. But
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received At the Ofice
OF the said Com any, in Richmond until thu 18Th Of
December 1917, for the construction II twn Stone Dams
with River Locks. four Stone Lii .ocks. and three
Sections and for several smGlef jos on Ihr same Ca
nal hrtwesn LyHcfLuIE and The mOyh Gf Moth E:ve.
One cCI,e Dams iii he 3ti feet lnn and ~ feet high
and The other :.3 fee, nnr and II i-et high Tarse
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL AND PER-
SOSAI ESTATE

PURSUANT to decree OF the Circuit Superior Court
of Law aud ChanccIy, for the connty Of King VIII
liam, rendered the suit Of Christian, Agent 2c
against Georg. N. Powell and others shall, AS Com
missioner, proceed TO sell, upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, the 9th day If January. Isis, If fair, If
not the far day thereafter, by public auction, the
Tract of La nd upon which the said Powell resides
called Woodnrtry. containing. by recent survey. $50
acres lying Immediately upon slattaponi river, about
Two miles from King William CnuTt-house. The build
inrs upon The farm extensive, and well suited for
the accommodation OF large family. This farm, like
all the lands npcn Mattapnni, Is productive
Connected with this tract Is marsh o - acres, very
valuable for grazing.
A. the same time and pace, will he sold another
Tact o Land IN the upper end OF king William near
Mangohick Church, containing 3G9 acres. This last
tract Of land is rs good any in the Ieghborood and
is we'll adapted to the growth Of corn, wheat and To-
bacc0.
Also, at The same time and place. will be sold about
twenty likely young NEGROES, consisting Of men
women and boys; Stock of Cattle Horses, sheep aud
Hogs Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Utensils &c one Bafouche and Harness.
The Negroes will lie sold for c1sh and the terms Of
safe FOR .hr other property, which will he accommodate
ina viii be made known on the day thereof.
f. w. SCOTT, Commissioner.
lcr George n. Powell, living at Woodbury., will
take pleasure IN showing the land to these who may
wish TO purchase. dec. 3-ctds
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HERRING e. SHELTON,
GROCER; AID
C01eelnissi0ra iscirEk3Eafs,

BROAD ST., oPrOSi IL TIE DEPOT,
OFFER for sale ii well scctei stack q. Grncc-i's,
" suitable for ianillrs and aaGcrs, which they re-
spectfuy invite their iricncsirnn the country aGd
Others v.siIiug the city, To Gait aud c1:m'nr feeling
confident that they will not TAI 10 give stisfi
Thci! stock Consists in part Of
II. Croi1, Porto Ricn and Ne' Orleans Sugars;
Wooisey & Woolsey's loaf. rushed and palverlsed
Sugars;
Porto Rico, New Orleans anGCuba Molassesi
Old Java, Laglra aad RIO Cffrc;
Green and Black Teas, best eny
Sole Leather, Upper do, Sane end Shoe Thread;
Cotton Yarns C 'tIon Lines irnp Lines;
Iron. Nails, Salt, No. =. -. irungs;
Best Family bans I'D Sides hcou;
Western Sides AM shoulder Boom
Winter Strained Lamp C:l, soar OH;
Sperm and Taow Candles;
Soap, Starch, Alls?rr, Prppennd Ginger;
Beet Chewing ana Smoking r"acco;
Best Principe aid Havana Glars, and many other
articles usually KEEP In Grocery Store all Of which
will 5e sold very low
H. & ) also ray their personal attention TO the sales
of all kinds of produce plsdcIir themselves at all
times to obtain the highest markepIces, and make ad
vances all goods when in hand for sale.
Richmond. Nov %. 1877 -cwtEb
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VALUABLE DAN RIVER LANDS FOR
SALE

THE subscriber will offer Cor SALE ~ pubc auction,
1 on MONDAY, the 18th of December, lri7, the
Dowrr Lands of the late Isabella Glenn, nj HALIFAX,
Virginia. consisting tracts of on- thousand acres
each The first tract lies the South side oi Dan n
YER stretching two miles TN the river bank, win
eighty or on. hundred al superior bottom, aud
-four hundred OF elegant tobacco land IN original
forest, aud The balance ~ the land Of i've hundred
acres IN good heart well suited 10 tie culture al The
staple crops O. the country This land lies well, IL al
nirab!y wat.Icd, has good river landing, and "vn
outlet The road; - about eighteen miles below
;llttn aud ten miles above Halifax Court house; has
good Orchard, several good Cabins and Barns, and
affords three shifts for twelve or fifteen hands.
The Mansion House Tract, adolnIns the above, oil
one thousand acres upwards one hal: OF which Is IN
original forest, heavily tlmbrred, and well adapted TO
the production Of con wheat, oats, and The Inner qua
lilies of tobacco The improvements on this tract con
sis OF an elegant two story Bniin: and Wing, WIN
seven or eeht rooms gond Cellars, Kitchen, Laundry.
Dairy Smoke Houses, Carriage Houses CRIBS, Stables,
GranaIy, Negro Cahins and Barus-mnst OF them nav
and in good order recently painled-fard and Garden
newly enclosed good Orchards of every re- .bIub,,ry
.anit; rina'y es iHffas The fine water the good neigh
borhoOd, tie large proportion Of wood land, the eA-
crIent outlet either By road or nsvigahe waer-ab0re
ALL the exceeding heath Of The locality constiture
these lands among tile desirable residences in :e
upper country. Persons wishing 10 purchase are in
ved 10 look III these lands teiofe the day Of sale
TERMS made known the day. liberal credit
NAV, however. be expected The sale will take place
II the Mansion House. JOHN i. GARLAND,
3-cit Executor.
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AND
nJJHEN

THE Eleventh Annual Session will commence on
i the oath January, l848, and close the Goth De-
cembsr following. A vacation OF one month will be
given during the Summer.
The continued and cordial support given to this In
iutlon through series Of years Is evidence OF tho
high estimation In which II lie held by the public The
concurrent testimony Of Professors the dls,in
guished manner in which thoy have acquitted them
selves who have gone from Its walls, gives assurance
that 1t Is highly appreciated by those who can judge Of
by its futs-ths only true test OF excellence Tho
pesen, hourshing condition Of the School shows that
session 60 forth prepared sustain its reputation either
at college or In active life.
The subscribers as iite inclined to mako hasty In
novatons exravaRant promises, have sought TO IN
uoduce gradually, and ingrah upon their own, some
thing Of that system OF instruction and discipline
which has proved efficient at tie Virginia Military
Institute. Reports at stated periods to patrons, tose-
Their with the method and Of instruction In Ma
,hematcs, have been adopted. The effect has been
even moro beneficial than was anticipated. system
Of class marks will be introduced, experience
having shown that nothing tends TO stimulate the
indolent, and encourage tho industrious, than the
knowledge that each recitation will be registered.
The Terms will befor tuition, board, and every ne
eessary except lights. $3.50 per annum-oue half paya-
Bile the expiration Of the first session, and the resi-
due at the end Of the year. o. WHITE.
JNO. II. PITTS,
JAS. w. SMITH.
few vacancies will at the end Of this session
For admission, information respecting the School,
address 0. WHITE, Fleetwood Academy.
Dec. l0-c3&w3w
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LARGE STOCK OF
ID II Y G. O o ID S
OFFERED AT PRIME COST, FOR CASH, AT
Brooks. ESegt 81 faHdsOEl7s,

NO i43 E-70LE SQUIRE.
ID r c F. NJ u f 4 9TH. 1917.
THE subscribers having expressed thslr determine
i tion in former advertisement TO commence the
ohniesae business after the st Jani;ry next in new
building in the course nj erection, next door below
Messrs II. w & J. j. Fry ak Co.. md, IN order TINT
they may p:efent an entirely NEW sioCk Tor The
Spring trade, have determined, from this day, offer
every article in strictly al first cost for cash,
or upon The usual credit, by adding inlerest.
They respectfully ak an early call from their city
son shall have their orders carefully ani "piiy eze
cu,sh We have RON large and well selected Stock
Of SEASONARLE GoODS-partIcnlarIy Of Cloths,
Cassmeres Satine,s, Fuled Cloths, Cable Warp,
Jeans and Kerseys, Linseys FIanneI, Irish Linens,
B;eached and Brown ShIlirgs and Sheelings, Cotton
Oznaburgs, Bed Ticks, Blankets, Prints. GInghsms,
French Merinos. Silk and Colon Cmbrr!las, Silk. Me
no and Cotton Hosiery, Iine Cambria Ilandke'chies,
white and crimson Grape SAWS, richly embroidered,
vers, &C. &C BROOKE, BELL & HUDSON.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Negro EGirEng.

AND GENERAL AGENCY.
THE subscribers having been for number Of ears
j engaged Us General Agents III his City, again Of
fer their services TO their fDr!er rftrcns and tie
public generally for the collection VI claims "f every
description; renting out htsts. aud eceir:r the frt
and selling real pToper; ~ '"wn n' county; hiring
negroes coil. cng their hires and ssn. iht m ~ pub
lie or7privlte SAFE &C. SPECIAL ;.;tcnti, VIII ,c
afvsn ;hruueh the wear ~ servants placed un1-r Ilirr
control. They VIII also purchase slaves r.i:i,.s.
sion. For tie ability aud iunotnay with whic ;;~y
AT. nd Ia hn Since. Isy refer L. hr citizens Rich
moni generally, bul more paiiic.l.fy 10 he o.:,%ns
persons, viz:
General William Lambert, Mayor, Bernard Peyton,
william u. Richardson, James Z. Heath, Auditor,
George w. hlunford, William +. & Thomas Richie,
Cowardin & Davis, William SANDS, Nicholas Mills,
John Rutherford, Andrew Stevenson, John NJ. Patton
Fleming Jumes, Webb, bacon & Baskerville, Archibald
Pleasan;s, William Williams, James Caske, John c.
flobson John l. Tate, DunoD, Moncgre & Co., George
r. Booker. II. w. & J. J. Fry, Thomas 3 Charles
Ellis, and Loftin N. Elicit.
Office on Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank
and next dour above Messrs. JamesS 70.
PHILIP NJ. TABB L SON.
~ B. Persons wishing their Negroes hired out by U.s.
would consult ;her interest BY gvas early Information
thereof and by sending The servants to ns before
The o5ti Of December or as soon rs Practicable there
Dec. 3-c,IslJan. p. NJ. TABB & SON.
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B. a I'm bcrt's - iii &c,

On Fourteenth Street, undcr The Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has commenced
street, under the Exchange lurl,) formerly occupied
by ID. ". IIoyt, and recently BY f. B. Pondlelon.
ET TAKE NOTICE-hii Tickets sold At this Of
fee in the we-estabshed Lotteries OF ]. w. Mau-
~ Co., (successOrs to Gregory Co., the successors
OF Yates mcintyre) Please therefore, to- recoiieci
No. g. Exchange Place. he particular In regard TO the
number, so as TO prevent mistakes.
TO-DAY.
FRIDAY-Dolar Lottery. 10 be drawn in Richmond
ut half past O'Clock, the Virginia Lersburg Lottery,
Extra, Glass No. 40 Capital S4,C0 IS Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets 81; halves so c.: quarters IS c.
SATURDAY-Another Dollar Lottery. The Sussex,
Delaware Lottery Extra, Class No So 10 he drawn At
Wilmington, Deaware saturday. IL O'Clock, and
the drawing Will he received here about O'Clock.
50 cents; quarters 25 cents.
Saturday Evening-Sales close at O'Clock.
81, LAG DOLLARS
The Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. an. Capitals
So li6 10 Of 5000 10 OF 1900, 90 Of 00o Sc. rs
Nos 10 drawn. Tickets $40; halves s; quarters 81.
DJ- Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares the above, in any Of Matt
~ Co.'s Lotteries, ,Uf which there drawings
every day al prices varying from 81 10 ylO Tor ;rkes
will receive tie mos: prompt attention, and Ihc draw
nGs forwarded immediately To distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 2, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
hT Recollect No. 1-"There's luck in odd numbers,
saws Rory O'More." Dec
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so Dollars Reward !

DAN AWAY nom the subscriber, at New Kent
II Court house. the 9th day Of May 1886 Ne
gro Woman named JUDY. The said slave is about q
years Of age, five feet two nches high and very
black. She purchased by the subscriber, nj New
Kent Courhouse, on the 9Th day Of May, 1886, and
sold BY John B. Christian, Esq, as Commissioner, un
der decree ofthe Chancey Court Of Richmond in the
case of Senple vs. Christian and othe,s | will give
$50 for the apprehension and delivery of said girl to me
In Richmond.
Havns good reason TO believe that she is harbored
between New Kent C. n. and Williamsburg, by white
man, will give, In addition TO tho above reward 95C
for such information as will convict the offender.
Nov.S-cwtf JOHN J, TOLER.
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By the Magnetic Teiesrapn'
% Hours in Advance OF the MaH'
Arrival Of the Britannia.
nee of the Mail.


~
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9-sA A. NJ.
r.. Rr;,annia arrived Yesterday al Boston,
. L'S ;verpool, whence she departed on the 18Th
Mo~ We have BY Telegraph the follow
:.o ono; atoms, which prevailed at the time Inc
''e Ws,,eru FLOUR % 30 shillings; Philadelphia
md Richmond 2Ss Cd.
CoaN SO a 39s. MEAL l5s Sd les ID.
White WHEAT, Is 81 a 9s per 70 lbs.
CorroN-Orleans mddliDg 4fd.
There are further failures, but things look BET
The Bank of England still demands eight per
.sn,.. while its branches refuse 10 advance under
nine per cent.
loss OF THE PACKET SHIP STE.
paEN WHITNEY.-Thisn noble, but unioIto-
na,e vessel, was totally lost at III O'CLOCK r; M,
IN The 10Th inst, on her voyage from New forK
n Liverpool, under circumstances Inc most per
tectly appalling that the imag'navon can Possi.
Sly conceive. Mstaking the light on ROCK
;s},nd near Cane Fear. on the south coast OF Ire
land for the Old Head OF Kinsale, she continued
her course. to make Cork harbor, but in less than
:, ouar,er of an hour, with a suddenness which
Ss6,d all human effort to avert her fate she came
s,"s5s,de On a rock called the West Gait about
niles inside The Cape. and, in less than en min
n,os arer striking, wasi dashed W a'c"', over
rbsmino no less than SO OF her hapiess crew
az nao,engrrs, 10 only, OF ITO, surviving, who
ssn,ceeded 10 ciambering up the face of the rock
sSsh forms wretched island containing three
f,h.,mens huts.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. g P. M.
Hon. r. J. Walker, Secretary Of the United
SAFES, vas aiken with Virtigo al the Depart.
mem 10 day, and had TO b. removed to his resi-
i.nee We learn this evening that be is con.
,tsrei rather better. though not cut Of DANCE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Sutton Il SOuthalI's Agency.

In Richmond, Va and most respectfully offer their
services to their friends and The public generally for
the transaction Of all business requiring agent In said
city. They PROMISE punctuaty and strict attention TO
the collection Of and claims Of every descTp
tion, selling all kinds of produce, hiring servants
renting out and receiving rents Of houses, eecting pr-
vate sales Of real estate, paying taxes delinquent
lands, and redeeming those that are sold, &c.
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay In
Richmond, Informed that correct forms will be re-
United 10 them, with instructions for tho proper anthem
compensation
Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who may be entitled
to claims from the United States, may have them
promptly attended to- BY placing them in the hands Of
tbs undersigned.
Office In Wellington Goddin's Building, on Bank
street, nearly opposite the South gate of the Capitol
Square JAMES T. SUTTON, JR.,
JOHN B. SOUTHALL.
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought and sold by
I,,l., ,c,,