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Concord Academy.

NhE next session Of this institution will commence
the first OF February, l64e, and terminate the last
of July following. The course of instruction especi
ally designed To prepare students for Colleges and tint
versities, Is thorough and extensive II COMPRISES The
Greek, Latin, French, Spanish, Italian and EnplIsb
Languages; Mathematics in all its various bra nches Ma
tural Philosophy. Chemistry and Moral Philosophy.
Divine services are regularly performed al The AGA.
denny by the Rev. VIM Friend.
The price Of Board Including washing, bedding and
fuel, and Tuition for the session Of six months is 81
s00 payable the first of February $40 the first of juy
No student VIII be received fora shorter period than
an entire session.
For the efficiency Of his system OF instruction. the
Principal refers TO the gentlemen whose names ARE
subjoned and TO the Professors of the University of
Virginia, and those of William and Mary College; from
the Professors Of both Of which Institutions the Acade
mic preparation and the subsequent Collegiate Success
lions,
Communications will be directed to Concord Acade-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
THIRTEEN LIKELY NEGROES FOR
GAZE

WILL be sold by public auction, for cash, al Tho
w Bowling Green, on the second MONDAY in ia
mary, Isis that being Caroline County Court day.
thirteen likely Negroes consisting of men, women and
children. The character and condition of these Ne
groes render them desirable lot.
Dec a4-ctds F. w. SCOTT, Commissioner.
EXECUTORS SALE OF NEGROES.
WILL be sold to the highest bidder, for cash,
w MONDAY, 10th January, ls4s, tbeing Court day,)
n King and Queen Courthouse, about FIFTEEN VA
LUABLE NEGROES, belonging 10 the Estate OF Geo.
X. Carlton, deceased.
YIN. ?. GoTTRTNEY, Executors.
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Y w FUkN HhUINtf NNU CU'IHlSoION
H. IL. rigG

..aVING taken House on the Basin tenders his ser
Z vices 10 his friends and the public generally In
Forwarding merchandise, and for the sale Of all the
s:n.,ie articles of produce.
h. II. T., in the sale OF Tobacco, will be assisted b.
& gentleman, who, from long experience aud acknow
lodged judgment, fully competent 10 sustain the in
i.rsrts of Planters. Feb. Q-etf
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED,

ronT or RiCfIM OND.
HigS wafer this ,ay, at 10, o'clock, A. M.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31

NOyoung lady will be received for shorter time than
the term after entrance charge will be made previous
To admission, and no deduction for absence, unless de-
tanned by protraced ndisposition It is very desirable
that parents should enter their children at early pc
riod, as every preparation fer their reception will be
made, and their advancement greatly promoted by it,.
Locust Cottage, King & Queen County, stevepsviIle
Post Office. Dec 7c6,
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U,tEoC vhIJIapI,E SLAVES

SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.
WILL, a. one Of the Administrators Of Joseph Shell
L ton. deceased, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of 10
nuary 1885, IL fair if not the next fair day. at The late
residence of the deceased in the county OF Goochland
e1uose 10 sale publicly the highest bidder, for cash
some fifteen or twenty SLAVES, consisting of men,
women. boys and girls. L. L.. TEkKELL,
nac Ia:ctds Administrator.
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30 oOo DOLLARS! 10000! 5000!

IS NO. I0IttIy-TG DTaWH DaIIVIs'
Alexandria Lottery, Class !, for ls48, TO BE drawn
Saturday, January lst. Splendid Scheme: S3OO0o
OOO $780, 3OOO $500, l0l7, lGO of 900, &c. TICK
cts s 10; halves S; quarters . So.
CT The Tickets In the above have been received
and orders will be attended TO with pronptness and
dispatch. Packages and certificates to be had on the
most liberal All business done al this once
strictly confidential.
liberal discount on package sales. Prizes cnshed
at sight.
~ For packages or single Tickets IN the above, or
In Smaller Schemes which are drawing daily-Capitas
from 81 900 to $50 O0O and Tickets from 81 to Sad
dress w. J. BlGGEK, Rlchmohd, va.
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K, II. Dickinson 81 ssrother.
NEGnGES

viii be sold on MONDAY next, 81 day Of
January lS4S 10 Negro Men, Coal-pit Hands.
4. Il. DICKINSON & BRO, Aucls.
Dec 81
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HURLEYs OFFICE, No. los East Ma
III Street.

| oRLEYS OFFICE, No. l0a East Main
LII Street.
We will not boast ALLOW US to say,
HUsLrr sells prizes every day.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg Extra AZ, drawn at Nor
folk, Dec. "a:
a 63 70 13 AZ % IL 90 69 IS 81 II 81.
Ticket Nos. 10 63 70, prize OF 172 dollars
IS CTS Ticket Nos. 10 81 IS, both sold in The
above Lottery and casbed at sight by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos of New Jersey, 103 Dec. %:
as 81 So 70 % 40 "a 81 III 46 l6 %.
Ticket, Nos. 2 50 70, prz. Of 500 both
Halt, 81 % 43, do. SO, sold
and paid by HURLEY.
To-Day Lottery draws in Iown-Leesburs,
Extra, No. 49, Capitals: "a, 500, 1000, 600.
400, &c. 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets j; halves
so cents; quarters IS cents-at HURLEY'S.
To Morrow being New Years Day, New
Years GIFTS of $4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 100
OF 1000 &C., &C., will be offered at HURLEY'S
Home of Fortune. Dec. 81
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SALE OF SIXTY NEGROES AT AUG
TION -THIIPSDAY J.N II 1SdS

lY virtue Of n decree Of the Superior Court OF Law
Id and Chancery for Norfolk city, in The suit Of Gun
nnehan and ur rs. Poor ei. all the undersigned Will
sell ut public auction, on THURSDAY, The 18th day Of
January, 1919, at the plantation called FORT HILL,
in the county of brunswick, formerly the property OF
Robert b. Stark, deceased, valuable stock If Ne
GRUES. consisting of sixty seventy men, women aud
children, many Of them very valuable.
At the same time will be sold Tract Of Woodland,
in the vicinity Of the said pantaon containing about
one hundred and fifty acres, Of which Robert u. Stark
died seized and possessed. sale TO commence about
II o'clock
TERMS.-FJr the Negroes, cash, in bankable money
of Virginia; credit Of six and twelve months for the
Land, the purchaser give bonds with security and
lien upon the premises.
Dec 2i-ctds NJ. COOKE, Commissioner.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Lewis EssII,

COLLECTOR AND AGENT,
HAS removed his Oce TO the Of Governor and
1 4 Main street. Will attend TO Hiring ont Negroes
and Collecting Claims. Dec 2i-cw3w
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Saturday Evening-Salcs close at O'Clock.
"a 000 DOLLARS
w, J. Esigger,s Lottery GMcc,
JSITE EACH ANTE HO CLi
RICHMOND. VA.

RICHMOND, VA.
T,HE undersigned having purchased the business ct
i J. F. WORD, Lottery Vender, Richmond, VIII
continue the same ut the office rs above, whee ne VIII
he peased 10 see the old patrons Of the Office md to ill
the orders Of persons in the country who sometimes
make adventures in Lotteries. Orders for uckes IN
any Lottery advertised by Messrs Maury & Co WIN De
nrompty attended to, and official drawings duly for
uxarhed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31

CUPERlOR OYSTERS.-2O bushels from
- Cherry Stone andIYork River, equal TO any
brought 10 this malke! this season, at
ALIENS Alhambra.
n Picked OvsinIs for sale Dee 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
81. Paine q Go,
OF LOTTERIES,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE NEW YEAR opens with Brilliant Schemes,
4 as heretofore, under the management Of FAME *
CO., who the oldest Managers OF Lotteries III
the United States. The great succrss which attended
their Lotteries during the past year, in the sale OF more
large prizes than all other arrangements put together,
will doubtless BIZ guide TO those who are DESTROYS OF
10000, of 10000, of 5000, of 5000, and
innumeiabe smaller ones, have been sent to this agen-
cy during the past year. For large prizes and prompt
pay, address your orders to us, or 10
c. w. PURCELL, Agent for Paine & Co,
Richmond, Virginia.
The whole of $50, 900, in Paine's Lottery, sent
Last week TO New York.
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pIIPT-If, SALE OF LAND.

IN the third day of January, 1913, If fair II not on
~ the fair day thereafter, the SUBSCRIBERS VIII
offer for sale, on the premises, their FARM, in the
cnnn,y of Hanover, lying on the South Anna river,
about one mile from the Taylorsve Depot, containing
TWO hundred and acres about thirty acres of which
are low grounds Of the best quality. The farm has on
il GOOD dwelling house. containing six rooms large
and commodous barn, stables, Ice house. three good
negro cabins an excellent spring within fifty yards Of
the house large garden with new enclosure, and an
sYceent orchard OF apple peach and cherry trees be-
sides variety of other fruit, such aprico;s plums,
prapes &c We think il highly probable that physi:
Clan would find good opening here for the practice OF
his profess.o The situation remarkably healthy,
and the neiehborhood one Of tic best IN Virginia
The Terms are-onc.third cash, and the balance in
one and two years, with interest from the date-hs
credit payments 10 be secured by deed of trust on the
Any one wishing further information with respect TO
Tho land will please direct to William II. Winston,
10y WM. Fl. WINSTON,
M. o,-ctd. Wa. r. II. POLLARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31

Schr. Lowell, Baker. Boston.
Sehr. Fanny Gray, Sleelman, Philadelphia.
ScAr. VIM. BuIk, Gram, New York.
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THIRTEEN NEGROES

Will be sold b. US o. WEDNESDAY, the
5!h OF January, 1919, a, 10 O'clock, two Negro
Women, with three Children each; one Negro
Woman and Two Children; one Negro Man, 30
years old; and likely Negro Boy, is years old
Dec. 81 N. B. & c. 5. GILL. Aucts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31

WINDOW CLASSIFY schooner Calhe.
w rine Amanda, we have received large ad.
di,ions to our stock OF Window Glass, which we
oder for sale on the most favorable terms.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Dec. 81 Druggists 90 Main Street.
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AUCTION SALES.
Hsy ~. Is. & e.. ss. Esili, Aucts
SALE VAIUARIE NEcpOEs

SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.
s Executor of William Wingfeld, Sr, deceased,
"A shall sell at the Auction Room of N. B. & G. d.
Hill, IN the City OF Richmond, on TUESDAY, the 4th
day of January lSiS al 10 o'clock to the hi2he bid
der, for casa. TWENrY-slX NEGROES. They are
mostly young, likely and valuable and sold fnr distri.
button among the iegatees fthe Estate. Persons who
may wish to purchase for their own use will lave
good opportunity to do so. p. GoODaLL,
Executor of WIN. Wingted, 81 deceased
Dec. 7-d&ctds n. 3. & e. b. HILL, Aucts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31

TINE FAVORITE PRESENTATION
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SCENES IN THE LIVES OF THE Pa
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THE ILLUMINATED GEMS OF SA.
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WATSON'S NEW DICTIONARY OF
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MRS. TUTHlLLS HISTORY OF AR
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For sale at the Bookstore of
DRINKER g. NORRIS,
Who deal extensively in PIANO FORTES,
and offer TO purchasers advantages not TO be OBJ
tanned in any OF the Northern Giles. Dec. 20
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Tickets $40; halves S; quarters . 50

$4,000 DOLLARS $1,000 DOLLARS!
100 OF 81 500, and 81 900 lowest No. Prize +!
susquehanna Lottery, Class 8, to be drawn a, Bati.
more on Wednesday. January 10Th, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
ID + A TIL s.

per W. Richardson, (near klcnmond,l OF Paralysis,
PS.NcIS EPPs, formerly Of Charles City county, al
-,ra severe illness of ten days.
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NEGRO HIRING


T1HOMAS II. TALfAFERRO Offers his services
i again To his friends and the public generally In
Hiring out Negroes Tor the ensuing year. He takes this
method Of informing those who wish to employ him,
that il would be advisable To inform him as early
they cam that he may have an opportunity OF getting
good homes. He pledges himself Tint every e1ertion
shall be used to obtain good prices and good homes
and hopes that experience Of many Years will enttle
him 10 a share OF patronage
He will also continue act General Agent for the
Renting ont Of Houses, Collecting Claims &C., ana
pledges himself to spare exertions TO render entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their ous''
ness.
Ofhce-Corner of Wall and Franklin streets.
Richmond, Nov %, le47.-cu
IN CuANCHRY.-vincIxrA AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office ofihe County Court Of Amelia, OH the
first Monday in November, ief7
John Roberts, Complainant
Jacob Roberts. C. C. Roberts, George Roberts, Thos
J. Roberts and Others, Defendants.
The PENDANT, ThcinasJ Roberts, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according TO the
act of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and IL ap-
pearing that he is inhabtan, Of this Common
wealth, il is entered at rules and accordingly ordered,
that he appear here Court to be held for said coun.
tv Of Amelia 4th Thursdiy January, le4e, and
answer the bill Of the pian and that copy o! this
order be inserted in some "spaper printed In Inc Guy
OF Richmond week for two months successive
IT, and posted at the door OF the Courthouse of this
county. Copy. Teste,
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rules held In the
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court oil ChaneeTy Tor
the Richmond Crcuit the 18th day OF November, 1877;
Wingheld Scott, Robert Henry Cabeil and Joseph
Mayo, Plaintiffs:
agains,
Sarah Maria Scott Corneiia Scott and other Delts.
The defendants above named no! having entered
their appearance and given security according to the
Act Of Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and 1t
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth II Is ordered,
That the said defendants 10 appear tie tenth day Of
the next January term of the Court, and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order bc
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in Tho
City Of RichGond for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door OF the Capitol in The said city
A Copy Testc,
] Nov. s-ewam toWHATAH ROBERTS, cisIk.
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LOO 600 DOIl.ARSI


In prizes Of 10000 DOLLARS each!
Susquehanna Lottery, No. 9, to be drawn al Balii-
more on Wednesday, Jan. 26. lsis Is Nos u drawn.
Grand Scheme:
5 prizes Of S25 600 5 prizes Of SLIGO
each, are 100, 900 s {" 1872
prizes of 5000 20 " 900
Tickets Sl0 halves 5; quarters 50.
70 Packages Of wholes, halves and quarters, or sim
gle Tickets in TIE above Lotteries, any otner Lot
terry, every day drawing, tprce of Tickets from 81 10
S20,) under management, can be bad by address,
ius 1871
Or &. w. PURCELL,
Dec 90 Richmond, Va.
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Tickets SIS; halves so; quarters IS.

10000 DOLLARS! $1,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No D. to he drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, January 22d :,
lS4S. 70 Nos Ia drawn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31

$4,000 DOLLARS in 3 prizes Of $25 GOO
3 a 5000 and 1000 DOLLARS!
Snsquehanna Lottery, Class No. 7, To be drawn at
Baltimore Wednesday, January 18th, ls4s IS Nos,
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &C., FOR

w George n. Powell, living at Woodbery, will
take pleasure in showing the land to those who may
wish 10 purchase. Dec. 3-cId'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
, $40 600 roR JANUARY SrH

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 2, to be drawl
at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, January e!i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
MORRIS ROBINSON. President.

sANuFL HsNNAT, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company prepared
receive applications for Life period,
named viz, for for life; and
exceeding 5000 single life. The all
OF the intermediate years noted
wen rs all other Information
Insurance will also be made known application
'ages Offered by this Company believed equal
superior to those offered by Other either u
Britain. n CIV ATuNRy
Physician to the soeieyhe Family Physician party
whose i've ~ 10 DC insured 2l-u
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BULWER's NEW NOVEL
Lucrctia-Or, The Children of Might

ny SIN l.. BuLWEk LhrToN, Bart,
Author Of Pelham" Pompc." Zanopi'' Riep,i" hc
Price 25 cents
YNHE classic pen Of the author of "Rienzi.~
&c az e. having feca ong allegiance, en,h pro
uueei wok which Tor artistic heauy anidr scrdor
doubl - universally gard surprising if. previous sf
forts An tuve perception Of caasier distn ush
this wrtcr adid 10 VIII ch nastety ter
u dein. ei ceiy Of lust alton mai ~, mic
lures well nsh' aud eouncrpos Tosess IN their brsne
and he'ht css an 10 iiseTibtbls CHAIN
This yeals with e like mott rs ard secret
springs of action exhibited Of thu hston. b
mind endutd with singular energy perseverance ami love Of in
rgur conbnsd with the graccs ard Of her 80,
eIh bits Of tie most eHratna anon tou deyslop
mens OF character ever Presn ed to our coHtcmp
For sale atthe Bookstore
DRINKER a Nopptg
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$500 REwARD-To the person VINO v

SS00 REWARDED the person VINO will
'SOOO g-1v, ta- J1e, Hsus-, vstease Lgs.i HAIR by,
-7 % vt-y hes snosl t1s c5g--y E-fo-e I-T
yar-r trs-g Hlz.s 5-.'- -ve i-s-liln.-1sy
s-ssss leE -a-t-s v-7-t - '-ls;
T. T---a-zl7- s---r-r 49, is.1rs
lslEs q. - ...'-ss- .-r-y.
= s1- -. Hzl--8 L--.1 Hair Dye
or-rs Tyo- ~s- O. SAX
j. f1- tr1-u- ~ -lzlk
P-s-zs s~zrs.- su.s-tsF- Frn.iu
Ia.-- EEL-44-1l For ~ls=s-s ans - -ro
E-EE- JULES HAJEL,
F.-f1net A. C5sHiF, 80 s1gia - tueet
B-JE Clesu-L p. zce.phla
~ r-r' Z GisF. D-Tal Purcell z uUya. Du-
es-t- Ma Zasa-s-1a- p1rnn Il AtQge-n Broad
49, C- C7-zI Barr T5cll Co Pelsr,5urg
a tss Dr-gr tn---Er 70. U--oa-
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Tarner, of Yirginin.
SOLE LhATHER. 2Oo Did.

n II % 'de w'Ights HFinI0cE F0e Lsalhef "EO0d'
600 Navy weight. Hemloek Sole Leather, good"
200 do 10 Do. good damaged
Tor e nv A.
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MUSIC.
FOR CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR,
To BE HAD AT
p. III. LOR'S


| To he HAD AT
p. ii. TAY LOR'S
PIANO FORTE wAnE-ROOu AND MUSIC
saioon, tGo, Main street, OF I'm.
S'I>HtS, said p. looking round him, this is
indeed, comfortable" "our isvariablc replied
kvey body sits down with enjoy
Come my boy stir Up bright sparks a.
the ogsw were siTrci and bsEe glow
ehee'fa tint every lace.
Cone said w, sOnr-S Christina. song. III give you
oae IN a.Anl' OF aeeurr Bravo, said p "f up. w
III write two hour good before howl
tuugh hc deep rch color Of the wasa
now oI The Song Thus svirg the merry old gentleman
COCA found s'ufty voice commenced without ado,
Word. by "nor." '' '""'' Nina, nv R,...p
Amer which. OF the low nj company sung numbet of
songs among which the folowng-
MERRY OLD CHRISTMAS
A MERRY CHRISTMAS HOME. ~ '''''''
Song AMI Chorus BY Wallace
THE OLD AND NEW YEAR.
Ballad by knight.
THE NEW YEAR CONES.
Words by J. B. Philips Music by }. II. knight
NJ OLD TINES.
Ballad Ode s9) by knight
A RECORD OF NEW BOOKS
the Mind ny george Moore u Of the Roai es-
Of PHYSICIANS &C Forming No 20, Harper,' New Miscellany,
TA fragrant BY Sir Fnreis Head. volume
81
7z' U'i s considered in with the Application
Of - cnee-~hh Efrtavinr Nv Jacob Rselo~ NJ
Isn,o sI7S.
Gsa a.d ptr,se. Parental Instructions. or Guide to
VISION ara Virtue designed for either
ssccied mainly nom the Writing.
bsf' JHresHs CSHPaHss The Juvene Comg, and re
sde Reader CONSISTING Historical and Biographical Anecdotes
and scce'ious Pocry by Rev. L. Blake u. u
Nos 1878 Harp, - Hum naIcd Shake.prarr CSC
RbasgS tfHsos. Another Edition. publ Uarpcr
NASH 4 wOOuHOUsE.
Bookseller, aud dealers n Piano Fortes, Mu. G &C
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40 Night WaIker,

Il EkN & co. have now on hand. of recent
IN I6O god T9t Coax. JUL an article 40
sG1 90 .ari-s ana
b r. - Il-s- Csks
eessui ooslz AM can BE- bought o. 8 L9is.
10 80 KEEN l. co
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ROBERT MUTT

House sign Painter and Giazicr
fsff door ths ErelSsrs Ba-k, R'oA-ss& Itrstzis-
received further supply Paints Oils Copc and other
Nanish-s Painters brushes and Bsnders An assort
French and American Window class om sIlo TO
sore6 u Of which sclOr worn the
tsonahle
n IA large supply OF Soap stone Paint for sale low
paini fnr Tin or shnRIcd Ronfs " N.
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An BONLS Wooscy a Wooscv Loaf Sugar
y ~ 90 bundles Ftrt Iron. escorted rom is 'o &C.
tous Spring sil,l Receiving and Cor .aic by
no ~ WUETUAM. McGRUUER a. CO.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

IENHE subscriber is now in receipt Of his Fall
u Supply Of warranted flesh AMI genuine Gartca Seeds
the l1ng abb Izndrrth Co Among
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IL Virginia, trading passing through Richmond eranisc
Of Drugs Medicines Paints and Dye stufs They
Offer such Inducements they think vii make their
enhns their deal their this place
Gin-onr. and FaIsei exchange for goods
the highest market Uucr. scs