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FEMALE SCHOOL AT CONTENTION,

The Residence Of The late Gorermer Peasants
THE subscriber has engaged Miss Lucy P. Leake,
L native Of Albemare county, Virginia. TO take
charge Of Female School In his family. Miss Leake
has had seven or eight years. experience teacher
and brings the highest testimonials Of her character and
qualifications such.
She will teach all the usual branches Of good and
liberal English Education together with the French
Language. She will also give instruction the Plano.
The prizes Of Board and Tuition, including washing,
&C. will be $llo for the scholastic year Of months.
An extra price Of $40 for Music and $50 for the French
Half the above be paid in advance for the
sion of 1--WE months.
The schoowi open the Is. day of February. ls47.
JOHN N. VAUGHAN.
Contention, Goochland CO., Jan. 18th, Isi7.
REFERENCES-Rev VIM. L. White, Charlo,tes-
ville Rev. Messrs Walker Timberake, Fox and Gary,
Abemarie; Dr.. Chas Harris, New Canton; Major Robt
Dyer scottsvilIe; Messrs. Edwd. and John Moon, do
Messrs. John o. and Zacharah R. Lewis do Mr.. John
n. Coleman, do; and Drs Kincaid and Meriwether.
Ian l9-Sts
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CONCORD ACADEMY

CONCORD ACADEMY.
THE next session OF this Institution VIII commence
the ist of February and terminate the SO'h OF June
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The Latin and Greek Languages, Ancient History
and Geosraphy-Prof +. w. Coleman, A. NJ
Mathematics comprising Arithmetic, Assc Ma,, Gs
Astronomy, and the Dferential and Integral Calculus
Prof. L. N. Coleman, A. NJ.
The French, Spanish and Italian ianeuases-ff@'
lsidore Outlet.
Natural Philosophy. comprising Mechanics, Hydro
dynamics. Pneumacs, Acoustics, Electricity and Cal
A. n.
Moral PhIosophy-Pror F. w. Coleman, AM
TERMS.
Beard (including washing, bedding and lael and TUT
tion for the session of five months, Sl5-payable IN
advance.
For The character Of the Institution, the subscriber re-
fers 10 the gentlemen whose names are given below;
and for the superior qualifications OF his assistant, L.
H. Coleman the annexed testimonial Of the Profess
sor' of the University Ct vIrsi cnIrnAN p,0eio,
Address-C Concord Academy, Caroline county.
REpERENcEs.-tIon John Y. Mason. Secretary of
the Navy; Dr. E. p Sco> speaker Of the Senate OF Vr-
gina; Thomas j. Randolph, ESQ., AIDsmaIie; Cd Dr.
Robert M T. Hunter, Esq.,. Essex; William H.. Tay-
loe. ESQ., Mount Airy; Richard Baylor E'a, Essex
Col. William Armistead,' Alabama; Right Rev. NJ
Bayiy, nj. C.; Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama; VIM
Johnson, Esq Petersburg; Hon. James A. Seldom
A. O.: WIN. A. Gibbons, Esq., New Jersey, Gen. Der.
nard Peyton, !. and O. w. Leigh, Esq., Richmond.
sGentlemen who either have had, or who n present
have sons or wards members OF the Institution
OF Testimonial of the Professors Of the University
Of Virginia:
UNIVERSITY OF VA, Nov. 30, 1886.
Mr. l.. M. Coleman Is distinguished graduate oil the
Schools Of Ancient Languages Modern Languages,
Mathematics, Natural philosophy, Chemistry and sio
raj Philosophy In the University Of Virginia, and has
r. eyed from that Institution the degree Of MASTER OF
ARs.
During his residence al the University, his studies
were pursued with untiring diligence, and were re-
varded with an unusual share oil success IN every
subiec, 10 which his attention was directed We there
fore. regard him as admirably prepared to commence
the duties of an of youth, and we cheeruy
recommend him, only as we'll grounded IN the seve-
raj branches taught In the Academic schools oil the
University, but gentleman OF unblemshed charac-
ter and conciliatng manners
rrof of Ancient Languages.
NJ. SCHELE DE- WERE,
Prof. Mod. Languages.
EDWARD H. COURTENAY,
Prof. Of Mathematics.
WIN. B. ROGERS,
Prof. Natural Philosophy.
w. II. McGUFFEY,
Prof Moral Philosophy.
X. E. ROGERS,
Dec G5-d3tSctf Prof. Chem and Mat. Med.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

4 MODERN medical writer in speaking Of scrofua,
N Tumor and Cancer, says 'Be careful In admin
.tsrnr remedies to reduce the disease You do not
dure the patient; II is important TO sustain the gene
raj strength, as fight the local complaint" In Sands
Sarss parlla are combined the means OF efecting The
double purpose required II and nvigorates the
sufferer and neutralizes the virus In his blood smulta
neousIy For every blow il nfc,s upon the disease, u
nstils a drop Of restorative balm into the enf-ehled
frame II is this union Of properties which has. In
great measure contributed place at the head OF all
antiseptic preparations.
or Prepared and sold by A. b. & D: SANDS, Drug
Sold, also, by DUvAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
street. Richmond Virginia. and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States Price, 81 per bottle or
oil h,stls. for a5 Jam. 1S47
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SCHOOL AT CLIFTON

THE second session Of the School Clifton will
mence on the LIST day Of March, and end on the LIST
day Of August.
After vacation Of two months, in August and Sep
ember the exercises of the School will 6e resumed on
the LIST day of October
The course OF instruction will be thorough in Latin,
Greek and Mathematician English Grammar, Geogra-
ply, Writing, &c.
The moral and religious instruction OF youths, who
may be committed to my care, will be attended IL
mites of attending public worship on the Sabbath, in
the Presbyterian and Episcopal Churches alternately
TERMS-Board and Tuition, including bedding,
washing lights and stationery, 800, for each session
of months payable In advance.
Parents desiring TO send their sons requested to
make early application.
My address is Gainesville, Cumb ,rAnd county.
Jan. l5-cw4W PEYTON HARRfSON,H
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Hats, Caps and Muffs.

VIRGINIA HAT MANDATORY,
No. 1871, Broad ST., Slockoc IHu
'yNHE subscriber would Neg enve inform his friends
now received his Fall Stock of HATS, CAPS, and
MUFFS from The lowest the highest grades con .is-
ing part Of Moleskin and Fur Hats Rraver Nnrria,
Brush, Silk Mapped, Angola, Coney and Wool Hats Of
every style and description. Also, Fur, Plush, Cloth
SILK, velveeen Infants Silk and Cotton Velvet. Glazed
and Hair Seal Caps, and Nuts of all kinds, which he
will sell at reduced prices.
Purchasers respectfully invited 10 call and examine
my assortment G l.. BETTY.
P.S.-ud Hats taken in exchange for new ones and
market prices given for FURS No. 49, Broad Street,
Shockoe Hi C. l.. b.
Nov l3-cJm
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IN King william ns9 CIR Y

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: In King William Cir
L cut Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, 20ih No.
vember, 1916:
ZIchary Lewis,
against
william Backhouse's Administrator, and others.
This cause came on to be again heard on the papers
formerly read and the report Of Commissioner inonaa
Dabuey filed on the 23d day Of September, 1850, 10
which no exceptions were taken, ana was argued oy
i,nunsrl-on consideration whereof the Court confirm
ing the said report doth adjudgr order and decree nat
hs nlaintitf Zachary Lewis recover against THOMAS
Innr, Sheriff OF Middesex county, and committee OF
lie Estate of Thomas G.. Crtienden, who was one OF
ha Executors of l. Lewis, sevrny-two ioilars ara rA
,v one cents with interest, after the rate OF s1 per
cenrum per annum, from thr l3lh day OF hueus ioo'
IN maid and the Court doth direct that an e1ecu on %
s,sd far The same To be levied The GOODS ad ca'-
tels Of the same Thomas e Ci',rndr any theie "r;
,nd IN the return To the office of this Iourt al sa exc
ru,,nn ssno Goods then that an execution ne issued
ar,inst Horace Faulkner, Administrator De oonls non
- rnom,s Faulkner, deceased, and Thomas Jones,
S,;T nd committee Of Zachariah u. Crlttenden. de-
a,ssd far Inc said of s72 81, with interest there
m the rare Of six per cerium per annum from lie
IsS day Of August s6. ill paid, to be levied on the
GOODS and chat,rs Of the said Thomas Faulkner ard
hr said Z1chafiah L. CritteHden And the Court do,n
Gter direct that one Of the Commissioners OF THIS
Court take and report IN this Court an account "i
the personal estate Of the said lverson Lewis whicn
went into the hands Of his leeatees, and It's value ana
,lso Of lie real eAtate which tho devlsees Of the SAID
Iyrrson Lewis took and received and its value, liapie
10 the plaintiffs dtmanG In taking which account w
Commissioner will separate the two FUNDS; ana ne WIZ
state when the said personal and real estate "est no
their hands and who received the same, and y any
arr, has been refunded or paid by any of the said de-
'e"'a"'' - $50 ROBT. POLLARD, elk.
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TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lin the Clerks Once 81
i Caroline Comfy Court, Jan. 4, 1897:
George w. billiard, Thomas b. Cogbill and Nancy
Saunders, Paintins;
against
Edmund 81 Estis, Polly Estis John Ess, Jssse RAM
s1y and Betsy his WIFE Ph!li? Ests Edmund Christian,
ths general Assignee in BANKRUPTCY, Defendants.
The defendants, John Esfis Jesse Ramscy snd Betsy
hi; wife not having entered their appearance and given
security according the act nj hsnsy and the rules
&c this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidences
TIN, they are nD inhabitants IL this country, " - order
ed h.t thc sa defendants do APPEAR here on the h'i
dav &c the next March term anj answer The hill Of tae
pIain,,,-and that n copy OF this order be forthwith
asserted IN some newspaper published IN lie cry CT
Richmond for two months succrs>iyey and posted Al
The front donr of the Courthouse Of THE county.
A Copy-Trsie,
Ian i2-cM2m JOHN l.. PENpLETON. OK
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

FEW vacancies in this Institution. Terms-Sl00,
"A Board and Tuition from February LIST 10 July list
payable in advance. Course Of studies full and tho
rough, embracing Ancient and Modern Languages, Ma
thematcs History, Geography and Bellies Lettres M.
j. L. Rochas will coh.inue 10 teach the Modern Lan-
guages Discipline of the School parental and christian.
class and dsmert roll carefully kept, and quarterly
report made accordingly to parents and guardians Re
euar and early hours required OF all pupils. Refer
Mrs Martha Orcain, w. J. Barksdale, Edmund Rufin,
sr C. w. Boiling. and John Willy, Esqrs., who have
Jan. 5-c8t WM. II. HARRISON.
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HESTER g. WHITE,
Commission Merchants.

RlCHMDND, VA.
THE subscribers, late of CarksvilIe Va have open
eda COMMISSION HOUSE in this place, for the
sale Of 1'obae CO and other Produce. Their Office il
near Shockoe Warehouse, and few doors from Aessrs.
Preston L. Enders. EDM,D HESTER,
JOHN +. WHITE.
RErRREscEs-Wm. Townes, Esq, Capt. Il. Caring.
ton, Capt. r. Y OVERLY L. A. Holloway, Esq, Ciarks-
VILE, Val Col H. Thwratt Petersburg, Va; John u.
Carrngtnn and Robert H. Owen, Esqs., Halifax, Va;
John Wmbish. Esq, Granville, N. e; John Bur
WE'LL Esq, aiecklenbnrg, Va; N. G. Read, ESQ.,, Farm
yille Va. Jan. 5-cSl
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rg,o EDWIN BURNLEY, Esq Sir: rs yon are no.
now a resident of the State 81 Virginia, and have
no known attorney in iac within the same, TO HON
notice can be given, You viii please take notice thai
ths hours of nine in The forenoon and hx In the
afternoon OF that day a, Office Of Gregory s'eger
in The ci,y OF Richmond, aud STATE o Virginia, proceed
10 t,te HE deonslinns Of Daniel Tfuehrau and others
In he used as evidence for III sui, now dsprDdiB.
in the Superior Court Of Chancery fnr The Richmond
circuit wherein J. sn.ng hy MY next friend am plain
IN and you ere defendant And if, from any c.usr
the taking OF The said dispositions shall not be com
mrac~d, or, being commenced, should not he completes
on that day the taking ri the will he adjourned
from time 70 time, until the said DISPOSITIONS shall be
completed Given under my hand Iii. l9h day ot ia
nuary Is47. SUSAN Il. BURNLEY.
Jan j9-cwfw
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swan Tavern,

RIC NJ 0 " d, TIR EI MA,
CITuATED on Broad street, a few yards
- East of The Depo! Of The Richmond, Freder-
cksburg and Potomac Railroad:
Board tor man and horse, per day, l so
Persons going in The Northern Cars can be
forni. he'd with BaEaKrAsr every morning, in
lime for the cars, FIR 37s cents.
WIN. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
Jan. 26-lf
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Commission Business

IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
NATHANIEL FLEMING BOWIE, tlats Of New Or
Ieans has returned to his native State. and will
undertake such Commission Business his old patrons
the public may desire To entrust 10 his management
IN this city.
lie IL prepared 10 make cash advances when desired,
upon all produce or bills of ladng Withnut
such security IL will be ENTIRELY useless 10 apply for
facilities
Office and Warehouse on Cary Street. opposite Co
lumbar Hotel Jan. 6-cwSw
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A GARD.

HAVING obtained The Office Of Clerk for Middlesex
IL County, desire to employ Immediately young
the duties of said Office, whom win give liberal
salary. None need apply, unless they can produce
ample Testimonials Of their qualification, good morals
industry accessibility and willingness to accommo.
date Any letters or Recommendations on the sub.
ect directed Urbanna, iddesex county, Virginia."
postage paid, will receive my Immediate attention.
Jan 2e-cw2m ROBERT N. TRICE.
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lin Holloway County
i Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancrry, octo.
Der term, ls46:
John Rrdford and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Hunt,
Joseph Philips and Louisa r. his wife, formerly Ilr,
Newton VI. Harper and Susan his wife, formerly Hun,
Thomas X. Hurt. Milton Il. lIurt May a. Dnlby, Pei
mela a. Branch both formerly Hurt, Plaintiffs:
against
Peter J. Grgg, lat. Administrator of John Hurt, dc
ceased and said Peter Grigg individually and Ad
mInstrator Of hts deceased wife, Charity b. Mary A.
Daily Admlnist.atrix Of Richard A. Daily, deceased,
IsIam G. l.undy, Administrator Of Austin Watkins. de-
ceased, Elizabeth Newman, Administrators Of William
l.. New man, deceased Anthony ellis, William Raines.
Thomas Overton.and Ann iinrf, Defendants.
The complainanls having proceeded against The all
sent defendants. WIN. Ran-s aud Thomas Dyerton. in
the prescribe. by law, and they having failed Ia
appear and answer the bills Ia them LiLen iot
confesstd and the subpoena having been executed upon
all the other defendants and tney.rcept the defend
ant Peter J. GricC-faIIng Ia answer, although Two
months have elapsed, we'll since the serve" "t hr
subpoena them since thr fling Of the bnls, as 4,
Them also, The motion of the complainlnis To-
ken for rnnfessed and The cause coming IN 10 10 heard
the original aud amended bills, the answer Of tho
said Grgg late Administrator OF John Hurt deceased,
aud the replication Of the ccnp'ananl, and The dep"
stlons aud EXHIBITS hl-d, argued by COUNSEL on
consideration whereof the Court doth order, thai said
Peter ]. GfigC late Administrator n aforesaid render
before Commissioner Charles W. Fitzgerald an account
Of his transactions ~ administrator OF John iinr De
ceased; that said Commissioner state and settle lr
same and make report Of The same 10 this Court and,
in SETTLING said account. sad Commissioner shall take
the r1nare accounts hrrurp rendered by the defend
ant ndcr an order of The County Court Of Holloway.
a. primn acie correct, with leave to the plaintiffs, "
any OF them, Ia su:char.r AMI ialsy the sane-ani
shall proround 10 the SAID crgg such nieosaiories as
The plaintiffs any of them. shalt require to be put,
and the Ia The together with other proper
testimony shall be used evidence In making said set
tenlrnt, and the Commissioner sha also report sneh
matters "a may be deemed pertinent ny himself or may
be required by the parties 10 he reported
A TaSfs I.D. ID.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
f.. II. PendIetOn,
SUCCESSOR TO D. M. HOYT.)


SUCCESSOR TO D. M. HOYT.)
Lottery Office, No Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
Virginia.
TNiIE following grand Schemes show n beautiful ar
rdngement for The present month, tJaHuary.) Ad.
venturers, aud those who never adveniured, ore re-
quested 10 notice particularly the Schemes for the slh
prizes OF $4,000; the l6h 23 900, is drawn ballots
and 30th, SOS 600 66 Nos and Is drawn he Tickets
are received and all orders will meet with prompt at
f. B. PENDLETON, Richmond
r. s. Orders In all cases strictly confidential.
$4,000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery Class Z, for lSi7, TO be drawn
January 30th.
IS Number Lottery-13 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
! prize of S25,00O 10 prizes of $1,000
l 10000 Is Z" 500
l 5000 20 $50
1000 &c. &C.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So Certificates of
Packages Of p Woes 500; % halves So a. quar-
tiers IS.
" In addition 10 The nbove, there are smaller
schemes-Capitas ranging from S4,0OO TO 1000, and
Tickets from 81 TO $5-trawngs Of which received
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
The most prompt attention. and an account Of each
drawing will be sent when requested TO all who order
Tickets from Z. B. PENDLETON,
Richmond, Virginia.
On all letters enclosing cash or Prize Tickets, the
postage, as usual, need not be paid. Jan.
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POPLAR MOUNT SCHOOL.

THE Female School ut my residence, at Poplar
Mount, in Greensville county, will commence the
frs, of February s47, and end the first of December.
will take as boarders in my family not exceeding eight
scholars. Win be taught In my School the English,
French and Latin Languages, and also Algebra and
Geometry.
TERMS :-Sl00 for Board and Tufilon for the term Of
ten months, including every chargse1oept Music, which
will be an extra charge of $40.
JOHN P. HARDAWAY, NJ. n.
Nov 0i-r0awtIstCah
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SALE OF BUCKINGHAM LAND.

WE offer for SAFE ont Plantation in Buckingham
w county, situated sixteen miles North OF the Court
House South OF Scoilsyillr, and within miles al
James river, Bong's L1nding IA place Of depnste ard
shipm, al producrl This irart contains hun
drrd ana rehiyoe being the land purchased OF
g. ~. Payne, E.l.. and is 81 the most valuable
highland estates II this section of The country ac
knowei.ei by all who know IL In original fertility,
durability, piability and prodnctiveness Of soil III -
surpassed by lands IN Eastern S!reina, aud equals
The lands West of the Blue Ridge for growing Glover
Timothy and all other Grasses, and Is well adapted Ia
The production Of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and Oats.
This land Is OF the quality a. The Green Spring
lands In Louisa county and, IN point al health. we can
dnly believe Sp.t Virginia u more healthy than
this. There Is seeded on tbs ind between one hun
dred aud fifty AMI two hundred bnshes Of wheat, ard
preparations being made for crop this year, about
iiy acres OF Tobacco land being ponghed. Those who
may wish Ia purchase Farm, combating more advan
than any other in this part OF The World have now
opportunity OF doing and invited 10 view the
land wish 10 sell Immediately, and are prepared
la give Possession Ii desired, this land can be
divided into two tracts, with good aud convenient
buildings attached 10 each Ii sold. the purchaser can
be supplied with aud provrnLer on the premises
JAMES HARRIS.
Jan. 22-cwiw JOHN Nj. HARRIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
National Hotel,
MORE FOLK, RGINIA.
DAVID F. KEELING. Proprietor.

rnr, hECLiNOs TIoPIeeoI.
- lie tina. he has taken this fine Establishment, re-
Gently conducted by Captain fURMAN BLACK, and
h".s 10 solicit The patronage of his friends aud The
ir,ye!:ing community.
This House has recently undergone thorough re.
pair, las been newly furnished, aud now possesses all
means and appliances Of superior accommodation;
The proprietor is determined that his Hotel shall moi
hr eAcelled by any similar Establishment in the United
States; and aware that impression exists on the part
of many that his charges higher than those
where lie further states that his charge Tor Board Is
50 per day. or $40 per week.
Jan l9-cllt n r. ECEIINGl
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SCHOOL AT WEST VIEW.

MRS. JONES and Miss KANDUI.PH VIII resume
iFI their duties In the School al West View the Isl
day of February next. Terms as heretofore-viz:
Board for ten months, $50
Tuition in the English Branches, 25
Do. French, 10
Music, 40
Persons wishing engage pupils will please address
Dr. George Mason, or Mrs. NJ. A. Jones, stony Mount,
Brunswick, Va. Dec. lS-ctFebl
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

King William Court house Dec; ~, iel 40. -,
The narties interested in The above order for the SCI
,emrnt Of Iegaiee and ds.Iibuse account are hereby
notified that shall on the first Tuesday after the t1
Monday in February ai7 proceed TO execute .se san
order when and where tie pailies VIII aue"u' ~
their documents and witnesses
'"e' THOMAS DABNEY, Commissioned
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TN the matter OF Bankruptcy OF PHILIP J.

TN the matter of Bankruptcy OF PHiLIP J.
i BARZlZA: Having been appointed by the
United States Court Commissioned 10 take
proof ofclaims agains, the Bankrup! in this case,
the creditors OF the said Bankrupt are hereby no
lifted that have fired my Of, Office IN Richmond
ary. ls47, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. N.
and 9 o'clock P. NJ, and so from day to day
Sundays excepted until the 20,h day Of Febru.
airy, 1917, as The time for receiving proof OF all
claims OF debts due from said Bankrupt, and pro-
vable under the act Of Congress 10 relation to
Bankruptcy; passed on The 18th August, la4l.
Jan. ?2-c3, JNO. SHORE Com'r.
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T1NE School at my house will be continued the present
year under the supervision of Miss Anna E. r. Bur-
fit. The next session will commence on the first Of
February next. The Sciences generally will be tanght
also. the French and German Languages, and Music on
the Piano.
Terms for tie scholastic gear of lem months:
For Board and Tuition, SllO
For Music 80
French or German Languages 10
90 My address is Pottiesvlie, Louisa county.
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN.
Jerdone Castle, January is, ls47-cw4w
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
pY virtue of Deed OF Trust, executed TO me as
ID Trustee, by Richard Adams. dated the 9th day
OF November is45 and Of record In the Clerks Once
Of Nansemond County Court, | SHALL for the purposes
Of April next TO sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
the Tract Of Land situate Nansemond river. IN the
county Of Nansemond, in Virginia, known a. FERRY
POINT containing about four hundred and forty-hve
acres. The improvements Of superior quality and
the land Of great crtly-:hs incidental advantages OF
the Farm. derived from the river fats, which afford ia
ciy for planting oysters are believed to add greatly TO
the value of the Farm J. Y. MASON,
Jan. 29-c2awtds trustee
naar ed IN
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EDUCATION.
--a--7-
Mrs. =. TitcOn,b.
(RECENTLY FROM BALTIMORE

ID EsPECTFULLY informs the ladies' of Richmond
IL that she intends giving lessons In the following
branches ofthe Fine Arts viz: Wax Flowers and Fruit
Ebony Work, Paintn. in Water Coiors, u new style
offandscape Painting, Hair Flowers, Grape Fruit, Vel
aud Satin Painting, Wosted Work, Shell Wslk, &c
Terms made known by application at her present re-
sidence. Mrs Hatcher's Boarding House, opposite the
Exchange Rank, where those who will favor her with
visit can examine her specimens, and Judge OF her
claim to share of public patronage.
Jan. l9-cw3m