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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
NOTICE.

IN consequence o. the death Of the Senior partner Of
the concern and being unable 20 give the business,
self that personal attention which its weifarc de.
m.nds am disposed to sell all the stock fixtures and
in and belonging to the Store lately oe-
cIped by us al the Gordonsviile Depot, Orange c0nn-
ty, 10 any one willing To embark In such business
such opportunity to young man OF moderate me ans
but rarely occurs. II is mere experiment, which
may be unsuccessful-but, having been established
more than five years the store has good run oi Gus
TOM ha, far proved profitable and only needs
try and attention make il continue so 10 be- Fer
sons willing TO purchase will find disposed TO make
R. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner Of Hamilton Williams.
Ricbmond Dec. Z ISj1,-ctf
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

WHEREAS, the Executive has been informed that
W SMITH SillFFLETT, who was confined tn the
ai OF Albemarie COUNT. under Indictment for grand
larceny has broken said jail and escaped, and IL now
at large: Therefore, J.. William Smith, Governor OF
Virginia. DO hereby offer reward OF fifty dollars 10
any nerson or persons shall arrest the said Smith
Shifiett and deliver him into the jail Of Abemarle
county; and do moreover require all officers Of this
Commonwealth, civil and military, and request the
people generally to use their best e1ertons to procure
the arrest Of the said Shi1ett that he may be eht
to justice
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser zeal Of the Commonwealth, a. Richmond,
tsSAL this 18th day Of December, In the year ls43
WA. SMITH.
o. sHIFFLETT Is about S feet 10 inches high, ra-
ther spare and is about IS years old The lower part
of his right ear has been cut or bitten of.
Dec. l1-c2lW3w
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MALE ACADEMY, WARRENTON, N. c.
- A EZELL, A. NJ, Principal.

- A EZEI.L, A. NJ, Principal.
H. Ancient Languases-R A. EAIELL, A. NJ.
English. French and Mathematics-JOHN JOHN
SON, A. NJ.
The seventeenth term will commence on Monday,
the l0h uf January. lSIS In this Institution hoys
fitted for The Freshman Sophomore or Junior Class al
any College in the Union, which the parent g:a.di
may select or for the business pursuits Of life The
School is entirely free from any party seCtaran bias.
The attainment Of sound morality, and high order
of intellectual improvement, are the ends sought:
whilst firm and Wholesome pline, and thorough,
radic,! instruction in ali the branches taught, conSI
tute the employed Nu pains expense Will hr
sp red place the Institution IN the front rank al the
high schools of The county Globes have already been
procured, and full aud complete apparatus for Illus.
ratng the Sciences Will be ready for the &c
the Academy. Lectures Mora aud scientific sub
ecs will be delivered to the students regularly through
out the session.
The patronage OF the Institution has continued To in
Crease each consecutive session since the Principal
called IL its rarer above eight years ago; and he
hopes that, with his o"n energies nnnpaired, and
with The aid of very able Instructor ~ the Ma'hrniati
cal Departrntnt lis march will be onward Mr. JOHN
son was educated nj Trinity College, Dublin where hr
afterwards taught for some years and thea removed !"
the United States. He WAS Pr.frssor in 81 Mary's
College. Wilmington, Delaware from the President az
which h. has faerin. testimonials. His references
in - country arc Rev. r. Reilly, President Of -
Mars College; Rev. J. Jones Smyti Principal @; Pc
tersburc Classical institute; Rev. Mr. NcCaw, New
Y0r.; Francis Dimonl, ESQ, Philadelphia: and ion.
Edward Lany, Princess Anne, Maryland l!s leS''Dn-
niais from his native country are abunddnIly sl-'ar
tory all proving his ability teacher, ant
the mo 1 unf rptionahlr moral character.
No student above The Of sixteen will he retained
for one day longer than he stall riedly adhere tn Ir
laws oflhe Academy: and parents and guardians
assured that he s;ctcst attention - paid To The ComOt
aud moral aud intellectual welfare of the smaller boyS,
from ten To fourteen years Of age. Boys from dis
lance arc all cases, required board al the hcate
N.Y. where their Teachers reside.
TERMS for The session IS five months, payable nva-
riabiy in advance:
For Beard, including washing fuel, lights, at
tendanCr &C., S5l 10
Tmltisn in the Ancient and Modern Languages,
and Aalhem mates. - 90
H. the higher En- IIish branches, IL 81
In the lower do. ~ ~
Fu-, al Academy the only extra charge co
Boys are requested To have Their names marked in
full on every article ofcothinq before leaving home
Dec. 2l-c4w X 4. EZELI., 4. NJ Principal.
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THE FEMALE SCHOOL

At Ellenton, the residence Of DR.. John feid In the
n county of Brunswick. will be- re-opehed on The first
Monday in January, 1913, by bliss sarah A. NaIher
and Mrs. N. f. AOwe!ton.
The services ofam experienced teacher have bee Sc
cured 10 give instruction Latin, French and Mahe-
maiics
TERMS PER SESSION OF MOTHS :-Boarding $50;
Tuition %; Music 40; Languages and Mathematics 30
Vocal Music taught gratuitously Half Of the expenses
to be paid at the expiration Of five months-ihe
balance at the end Of the session. M charge for pro-
(essionaI services in cases OF sickness among the
young ladies boarding in the family.
Nov g-C1aWtd
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

WHEREAS information has been received by the
w Executive that RALPH YOUNG, Convicted Of
murder in the superior Court of Lunenburg, has es.
capped from JAIL and is nj large: Therefore. l. Will
liam Smith, Governor of Virginia, do hereby offer re-
ward of one hundred dollars TO person persons
who shall arrest tie said Ralph Young and deliver him
into the jail of uurnbur. county; and do moreover
require all officers OF this Commonwealth, oivi! ana MI
tafy, and request the people generally To use thrir
beet eSerons 10 procure The arrest .! tr sau Young
thai he may br brought To justice.
Given under my hand rs iovrrnor, ana uh"er tiir
lesser seal ofthe Commonwealth, at Richmand,
''hAL.J this 18Th day Of December, IN The year ISL.
WM. SMITH
c-JY0CNG is Sc years old, about feet hish, and
unite round shoulde-d-his uttrrance is rapid and,
from its rapiditv, sometimes rather uninteliigble-
wears his hair tolerably long, and combea back.
1!-c6t
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Negro Hiring.

AND GENERAL AbENCf.
THE subscribers having been for 4 number Of years
engaged General Agents in this City, again of.
fer their services to their former patrons and TO tho
public generally for the collection Of claims Of every
description; renting out houses and receiving the rents
and selling real property in town country hiring
negroes collecting their hires, and selling them al pub.
Inc oriprivaie SALE &c. Special attention will be
given through the year placed under their
control. They will also purchase slaves commits
sion. For the ability and punctuaty with wa:cn they
attend to business, they refer 10 the Citizens of Rich
mend generally, but more particularly TO the following
persons, viz:
General William Lambert, Mayor Bernard Pryton,
William II. Richardson, James K. lieath, Auditor,
George W. Manfcrd, William F. g. Thoma, Richie,
Cowardin & Davis, William Sands, Nicholas Mills,
John rutherford, Andrew Stevenson, John 81 Parton
Fleming James Webb, Bacon + Baskerville, Archibald
Peasants, William Williams, James Caskie, John C..
Robson John l. Tate, Dunlop, Moncure & Co., George
T. Booker, II. w. J. J. Fry, Thomas & Charles
Ellis, and Lntin N. Elicit.
Office on Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
and next door above Messrs. James4 Co.
PHILIP NJ. TAaB & SON.
~ r. Persons wishing their Negroes hired out By u.s.
wold consult their interest by giving early Information
thereof and by sending The servants 10 before
the 2th Of December as soon as practicable there
after.
Dec. 3-c,lstJan. T. NJ TABB g. SON.
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SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.

SH LIE OF LII ND hIND -NEUNOTsC'
ON THURSDAY, December Both, loi7, il fair, if not.
" the next fair day. will be sold 10 the highest bidder
at the house Of Carr Fleming in The county Of Goocl-
land, the Tract Of Land which Joseph Perkins. de
ceased formerly resided, lying in the lower part of
Louisa and usually known as PERKINS, Hills, adjoin-
Ing the lands of knight owies, Mrs Susan Bowles Col
John Guerrant deceased, and others. This tract of
lapd contains 467 acres, and has commodious dwell
ING house, and all necessary ont houses for family
Also 4 first rate brick barn.
The terms OF sale will be-one-ihird cash, and the
balance in two equal annual payments, the purchaser
giving hord and deed OF trust the land Ia secure
the payment. FREDERICK PERKINS.
At the same time and place, will be sold thirteen
likely NEGROES, belonging TO The Estate of Robert
Perkins, deceased, consisting Of men hoys, women and
children, on which will be given cIcdit Of twelve
months the purchaser giving bond and approved secu-
rily. FREDERICK PERKINS,
Administrator of Robert Perkins, deceased.
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5000 REWARD.

r EFT the Tobacco Factory of James H..
IL Gran; on or about The 9Th ibs;., my negro
man Joe. The said negro is about twenly-nine
years OF age, bright mulalto, and about five feet
six or eight inches in height. As he is very in
lelligeBl, he may attempt 10 make his escape 10
some tree State. II taken without The limits Of
The Stale, and delivered 10 me in Richmond, |
will ray he above reward OF Two hundred dol
lars or if taken within the Slaie twenty five dol.
lars. WILLIAM BRACkETT.
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SDHTas EaREJagG.

TINE subscriber, Of this old and tavorile estab
i lishmen,, having put it in first rate order for
the coming season, solici,s call from strangers
nd citizens His bill of fare is very inviting,
viZ:-Frcsh Venson, Parlridses, Plover, SniTe,
Fish, Wild Ducks of every description, Terra
pins, Oysters, &c. &c.
II Orders received from The country for Oys.
,ers picked in the shell or opened, attended with
promplness and care. c. G. THOMPSON,
Nov 26-c6t No. 18th 81.
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FOR SALE RENT OR LEASE.

property Of the late Alder, r. Goodwin, lying in
Din~ iddie, on lIatcher's Run. about five miles from
the Court.house and twelve from Petersburg, contain
ing about $500 aces, large portion Of II in woods of
prime quality. Few such estates can be found in the
county, being well adapted TO the growth Of corn,
wheat. oats and tobacco. The lots in excellent
der. There Is Dwelling house. with five rooms.-
Also, necessary out houses, wanting slight repairs.
Planters seeking investments seldom meet with such
an opportunity of suiting themselves market. The
Terms will be liberal. X. X. MEADE,
Executor of A T. Goodwin, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
CULPEPER FEMALE SEMINARY

THE Misses Thurston, having engaged suitable
d buildings at Culpeper Court house, III quiet and
agreeable part Of the village propose to establish The
ensuing year boarding School for The instruction Of
Young Ladies'. On their long experience IN teaching
and the success which they Halter themselves has hi
thero attended their efforts IN the moral and inteec
tual training Of YOUTH they base their claim 4 share
of public patronage.
Tney will be prepared 10 accommodate eight ten
Borders, 10 whose comfort and Improvement the
unremittns attention will be paid. The course Of in
srGclion will be thorough, embracing I'll the branches
usually taught In the best Female Seminanrs. IL
.Jnsic and III, Languages they will have the assist
knee ofal experience AMI competent Instructor.
The scholastic year VIII lie divIced In.o two ses-
sions nf Eve months each, the first commencing Janu
airy 18th, 1913.
Beard, Tuition, Washing, Fuel, &c, per session OF Eve
months, sos 0G
Day Scholars, in the elementary English branch
es, 10 20
The higher English branches. IL So
Instruction In Music on the Piano and Guitar or IN
the French, Italian Latin Languages, an extra
charge.
deduction Of S. per session will b. made TO such
boarders may furnish their own bed, bedding. & c.
pupils not received for less than Eve months. and no
reduction made To those who absent themselves after
commencing session, unless prevented from attend
ing by pro,racted sickness Ali bl.s,o BE- paid nj
close each session.
may patroniZe the School, that the young ladies'
mit;ed their chlrge, either as bOardrrs day scho-
lars will receive the srlces attention, and thar
~ effort will be made To discharge faithfully the
spons bllities they have assumed.
Letters addressed tpOst paid to Miss L A. Thurs
ton, Cnlpeper H., will be promptly attended to
REFERENCES.-col. Care, Scott, Messrs. James
Newman, Edmund Ilenshaw and William COwherd
Orange; Dr. B F. Randolph, Rev. E. Eoyden, James Il
Lewis aud James Ter.i!l. EsGs, Albemarie Maj. Tho
mas Hill, Messrs. Georg. Fickn aud John Kelly, Cut
pepper; Rev. William :. White. Charlottesville Rev
w C. II. Jones, Millwood, Clarke county.
Uec. 3-cW5w
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &c. FOR
Sal E

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust, executed 10 us by Ma
ID thaniel Penck, bearing date The 9th day OF An
gust 1914, and duly recorded in the County Court oi
Cumberland, we shall proceed Ia sell, posihrtiy, ON
FRIDAY the 2ls day of January, 1918 tf fair, II NOT
The next fair day. on the premises 10 the highest bid
der, for cash. the following named property To wit -
31 Of Land, mare or less, situated on APpoma'
tor River, in the eounly nj Cumberland, sIN miles
above Farnville; i, being the tract of land which
the said Nathaniel Penick resides; also, the follow
ing Slaves Solomon, Anthony, Rowland, lsham and
Robin; Martha, Marin, Thomas aud Betsy
Also, two Mules and one Horse, together with his
entire stock OF lngs Cows and Sheep, Plantation Tools
of every description Carriage aud Harness, and
one OK Cart; Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The sale is made for TIE benefit of the creditors
named in said deed OF trust, and will continue from
day To day until al! is sold.
JOHN A. ALLEN,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
land IN louisa


THE undersigned Commissioners. acting under
decree of ihs County Court of Louisa, in the case
nf Watson and others vs.. Watson and others, VIII sell
by public auctitn in front of Elisha Me!tons Tavern,
nj L ,ni.a Cour-hCuse, on MONDAY, the 18Th day OF
p.cemhcr lc47, that being Court day,) Tract OF
i.aud lying on SontI Anna river, in the county OF
Louisa adjoining the lands of DR.. William :. Fowler,
Col Ro H. Ish-il and others Containing 2iO acres, it
being tina, portion OF he Louisa lands Of The late Col
Joseph leltoa which was allotted, NJ the division
thereof the lrir> Of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Watson.
This land Is Believed TO be very valuable, most of 1t
being heavily timbeIed tobacco land river low
grounds
TERMS-C,sh as 10 so much as will satisfy the e1
penses Of sale and credit Of aud two years -
the residue tie purchaser giving bonds with approved
personal security, and The legal title being retained as
additional security.
ThHoMaA syi IVA, WATSON comm'rs.
HT POSTPOSEMENT-rhe above sale is post
ponei TO MONDAY the 10th January, 1885, that being
Court day, when it will certainly be made, Fl Louisa
Co,tt-h0usr Dec 2i-cidj
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SALE OF SIXTY NEGROES AT AUG
LION -,rIIIRSAAY LIN Ii 1913

DY virtue Of a decree OF the Superior Court of Law
ID and Chancery for Norfolk city, in the suit Of Gun
ninrha;n and w rs Poor al, the Undersigned VIII
sell at public auction, THURSDAY, the 18th day OF
January, ls4s ut the plantation called FORT HILL,
in the county of Brunswick, formerly the property OF
Robert B Stark, deceased, valuable stock Of Ne,
GROES consisting Of sixty seventy men, women and
children, many of them very valuable.
Al the same time will be sold Tract of woodland,
in the vicinity Of the said plantations containing about
one hundred and fifty acres, Of which Robert b. STARK
died seized and possessed. Sale to commence about
II o'clock.
TERMS-For the Negroes, cash, in bankable money
of Vircinia; credit of six aud twelve months for the
Land the purchasrrto give bonds with security and
lien upon the premises.
Dee at-ctds NJ COOKE, Commissioner.
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SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL ES-
TATE

1iE undersigned will expose TO sale, upon the pre-
misses, al public auction, the ljih day al JaHu.
AIRY, lsi9, if fair not the next fair day thereafter, the
following property-t0 wit:
a Tract of LAID lying in the county Of Hanover,
upon Tay lors Creek containing between four and five
hundred acres the being part OF the real eSlae
Of the late Richard Morris Something like three
fouhs Of this tract is in its original growth, very
heavily timbered and finely adapted the production
of corn, wheat and tobacco II lies in very healthy
region of country, and is bounded by the main road
leading from Richmond TO Louisa Court house, about
twenty four twenty five miles distant from Richmond.
The subscriber will also sell, at The same time and
place all of the Personal Property (e1cep Slaves upon
the Estate of Richard Morris deceased consisting of
The Crops now on hand Stock Of all descriptions Plan
tati0n Utensils, &c.
TERMS will be made known the day Of sale.
Dec 9l-ctds EDWARD w MORRIS.
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pERKINsvILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

TIME next session Of this School ithiry miles abo'e
/ Richmond, and seven f,om GoochIant Court
house, J will commence MONDAY, the 2ist OF reb,
maIy next in which will be Taught Natural and neral
Philosophy, Botany, Geology, History, Chemistry Ma
thematcs, Latin, French and Spanish LANGUAGES :,
Drawing and Painting, Geography, with tie use OF
Globes
The School, previously, will be conducted ny MISS
Sarah A. Stevens. ..., ~ Ga
Terms for Board and Tuition per session o. nVe
months, $50. - ."N'
Fo, satisfaction. we refer to the following gentle
no have heretofore been patrons Of the school
Dr. R. s. Cathorne, Hen,ieo; Col. d; w. X. Bowles,
- wm P Johnson Esqs, Louisa; Or. A. v. Payne,
Col. Peter Gueranr, John s. Woodson, ESQ, Gooeh'
land. pee' $i-@"""
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

A FEW more pupils will be received upon early ap
"A plieation. Board and Tuition 500, In advance,
from February LIST to July st and in that proportion Il
entered earlier The present system Of instruction and
discipline which has proved enineny successful
will be continued. Refer TO the following sentemeh'
who have sons or wards members Of the sehoo'
Messrs. VIM J. BarksdaIe, John F. Wiley, Amelia;
Edmund Rutin, Hanover; John A. selden, Westover
Col Bragg and Quln :orlon, Petersburg
WM. II. HARRISON.
N.B.-Direet Elk HI: P. o., Amelia.
n. 81 ewGv W. II. n.
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ssm,nibuls Coaches.

GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
THE public are informed, that hereafter pas
l. sengers, on their arrival in Richmond, via
Northern cars, wishing 10 SOP at the City Holel,
Powhalan or Columbian, will be charged only
ID. cents, including baggase-and we caution
them against the practice Of giving up their bag
gage checks, either before or after they arrive,
until they receive al their baggage in person.
Dec i4-w4w A. PERKINS & co.
Washington Union requested 10 publish this
inr four iueal,s
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AUCTION SALES.

EXECUTORS SALE OF SLAVES.
A BOUT TWENTY SLAVES, belonging to the Es-
n tate of Jas Chalmers will be sold on the first day
of January, 1913, in SmtheId, Isle of Wight, before
the Tavern OF e. Morrison.
ARCHD. ATKINSON, Executor, &c.
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PUBLIC SALE VALUABLE SLAVES
ON FRIDAY, The 3lst day Of December, l8i7, IF
Cd will offer for SALE public auction before The frost
door of Santords United States Hotel the Town Of
Fredericksburg. FIFrY-FlVE LIKELY AND VA
LUABLE SLAVES, consisting of men, boys, girls,
women aud ciiidrea-1mong them an excellent Cook.
TERMS on thr ay Uf sale.
WSl n. WEXFORD, Trustee.
t. III, n1r
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OF Law aud Chancery for Chesterfield county, pro-
nounred az the 10Th day OF October, 1917, in the two
following cases:
Henry :. Bate, and ais, Plaintiffs -
against
Jno. b Goodies Adm'rs and ais, Defendants: {
Mack Goode, Lawson Nunnay, and ais,
against Plaintiffs:
The same De(endanis ::
And also Of other decree Of the said Court, pro-
nounced on the same day, in The case of
James &. Gates. guardian, &c for Lucy A., John
c., and Robert WIN. GOode, Plaintiffs: :
against =
Lucy A. G0odr, John G.. GOOde and Robert VIM. :
Goode, Joseph z. Woodbridge and Louisa his wife,
and Philip F. Southa aud Eliza j. his wife, the
three first by Alexander Sims, their guardian ad IL -
TEN, Defendants:
The Undersigned, Commissioners, Will sci. to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on SATURDAY. thr
Dad day of January, 1913, the whole Tract of Land
called RnheItsnn;s, AppomaItox river, mile be-
low Goodies Bridge, In Chesterfield county, lately
ed and cultivated by John b. GOOde and Robert COode
partnership estate, and supposed tn contain $50
acreS-but in order TO ascertain the real quantity, the
whole tract will be surveyed previous To the day OF sale
Also, the same day, and Il, the same place, Gris
Mill on Saponey Creek, in the said county, with The
machinery, water rights, mill privileges and appurle
belonging the etO. on credit OF one, two and
three years, except TO amount in cash sufficient
10 dcfay all the expenses of obtaining DEGREES,
and Of carrying tie into effect Bonds with good
security Will be required, 10 carry interest fIom the
date, and the t;tis IL The land and other real estate
withheld as n further indemnity.
ALEXANDER SIMS, c.,;..;...
JOS. GOODE, 1o'"''''''o"e's'
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LAND IN HANOVER FOR SALE

LHND TN HIM. Y En- FON SF LIE.
THE subscriber will offer for sale, at public auction
Il on the premises. on WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th day o
January, lsiS, If fair if not, The first fair day herea
ter small Tract Of about hundred and thirty
of Land, lying in The county of Hanover. fourteen
miles from Richmond, and adjoining the lands Of Mr..
John Raw and OTHERS About one half of this land Is
arabic, and adapted to the production of the usual
rety Of crops-thr balance is well tmbered for panta-
ton purposes, with oak, pine and chestnut. further
description OF the premises is deemed unnecessary
persons wishing 10 purchase are requested to examine
the premises.
The TERMS will he made known the day Of sale
by VIM. 4 II. Pollard, who is authorized TO make the
sale. Mks. l.. X. CRUMP.
ncc I--ctds
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WAQUA FEMALE SCHOOL

A THE residence of James laskns, IN The county Of
"A Brunswick, will be re opened on the first Monday
in January, ls4s by Miss f. w. Parsons.
TERMS, per session Of 10 months boarding $50;
Tuition in English $40; French SIG; Music, with use
of Piano, S35; Vocal Music and Ornamsn tal Needle
Work taught grauitousy. Half of the expenses 10 be
paid at the expiration Of five months, the balance at
the end Of the session
AdGress-Kennedy's Post Office, Brunswick coun-
~ Va Eov. 30-cw6w
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TO HORSEMEN.

A LII complaints OF an external nature cured
y By Pilgrims Embrocaliun, on Gorses, such
as Calls Sprains, Bruises, Ring Bones, Pole
Evil, Curbs, &c. Prepared and sold by
r. PILGRIM,
At Swan Tavern, Shockoe Hill.
81 All cases cured OF money refunded.
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