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CITY HOTEL,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THIS new and large establishment was open
i ed by the subscribers on The 2Ist December,
who, with The assistance Of Mr.. RAMSAY, late The
long.lried and well know Proprietor Of The Far
mer's Hotel, in Fredericksburg. are determined
TO devote their undivided attention 10 the comfor,
and convenience OF their patrons. The House is
situated in the centre Of the City, on the ground
lately covered by the noted Old Bell Tavern
aud is handsomely provided with furniture entire.
ly new, with sober, civil and attentive assistants
and servants, and with reasonable share of The
patronage Of the senior partners numerous and
extensive list of old friends and acquananccs,
and with three years experience in the Boiling
brook Hotel, Petersburg, Va, think they can sup
ply an equivalent Tor any favour bestowed on
Them A Stable well formed and provided, under
the management OF Mr.. VIM. S. Wood, is attach
ed to the house, at a convenient distance, and be-
ing himself The proprietor, persons arriving with
their horses may be assured Of good attention
for them. JOHN MlNGE & SON.
Jan. 22-cw3w
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AcHRIsTIESA
CHRISTIE'S GALvANIC RINGS AND
MAGNETIC EIuIl

There Is every reason to believe that vitality, or fe
!, dependent on proper distribution Of electricity
through the system, for, when the nerves are impeded
parts affected, owing 10 the functions Of the nerves be-
ing impaired through the loss Of nervous pality The
mode Of cure In such cases has been srets the var
gus functions by smolans, or alter the state Of the
system BY medicine. This is all wrong and unnatural
me only rational way to remedy defect Is TO supply
~na IL deficient In these cases this can ae done by
INC avanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid, which counter
act Inc disease restoring the wanted energy and re-
ns@sd strength and health Is the result In all nervous
aneelons the Rings and Fluid used with the most
perfect success Tic Doloreux, Headache, Spasms Epi-
nan Of nervous affections readily yield 10 the myser
oas influence as thus developed.
Tor inrther particulars adverisemen in another
80 o. this paper Explanatory pamphlets may be had
by application to the agcnts for this city, Mess
NJ AZ e PURCELL. n<uggistR. I47 Main st., nj. -
SAM sn Also, for sale IN Wyiheville, Va BY Wn
"spmet JAM, ls47
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on Thursday evening. January 9Th, by tho
Rev. Mr. Berriman, Capt. II H. SYKES, Of Burwen's
raw Ise Of Wight, TO Mrs. R. d. CLARKE, of Surry
county, Va.
Married, on Wednesday, December l6, 1896. by the
Rev. Herndon Frazer, Mr.. CHARLES H. VAUGHAN,
of Hanover, to Miss SUSAN E. CARPENTER, young
est daughter of James Carpenter, of Louisa CO., Va.
N,rri.d IN The e2nd December. by the Rev. Daniel
win Col WIN. C. JEFFRESS, Of the county of Motto
way. 10 Miss ANN ELIZABETH. daughter of the late
Littlebury Clarke, of the county OF Prince EDWARD
The ReIipious Herald requested 10 copy.
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DEATHS.

Dad the 10th January 547 a,1s residence on Belle
Isir IIenrco county Virginia. after prolrscted i'll.
ness. Mr.. SAMUEL cARoTHERs, in the a5th year Of
hi, aye. Mr. C. was born in Washington CITY; District
~ ce,umhia. His disease was Pulmonary Consump'
,,on he hore his affections with patience, and was
resigned and peaceful In his last hours.
ar The Republican requested TO copy.
Djsd. on the morning Of the 30h December, 1896 at
~. resdence Of Mr. Robert Boiling, Brunswick county,
Wi,sinia' of Paralysis, Miss JINSY BLACKWELL, IN
the 44,h year of her age: - c.,.,o. ,T.xa.,
mr. The Christian Advocate and Galveston tIeIas)
p,pers requested TO copy.
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IT, Tie Editors of The Enquirer:
KAsAwHA C. H., January 10Th.

n.ssrs Editors: You will please TO announce
u vour paper the name of ROBERT A. THOMPSON
:, Kanawha, as the Democratic candidate ior
congress in this District. We feel fully autho-
,z.l 10 make this announcement, from iniorma-
,nn from sources 10 b. relied on, informing Us VI
-. wi,hdrawal of Mr.. Lee, and the concurrence
Of Col Slrinser IN Mi. Ihompsons houi'nanou,
,.,vino only Col. HAYS Of those who were before
The Chenille Convention yeti hear from. From
onr knowledge OF Col. Hays, we have every
confidence that he will al once acquiesce IN what
sssms 10 be the wish OF decided majority OF The
democratic party of the district, and that ne VIII
throw no obstacle in The way oil our success
which we consider certain, with this NOMINATION.
provided we act with proper concert and energy;
While there is no division OF sentiment in this END
of the district a; TO MIR. Thompson's nomination,
we deem it proper TO say, that II any dissatisiac
SION exists in the North western counties, we are al
all times ready 10 meet them IN convention, a'
some convenient point, in spirit OF Cancellation
and compromise We make this suggestion Tor
.he consideration OF our Northwestern brethreni
butit ,hey deem action necessary, iheyshoul move
promptly, and give US timely notice, so that we
NAV he represented. Our opponents are united,
and fully organized for the conflict and II is all
important that we should have our candidate in
the field as early as possible. Should The district
a, once acouiesce in Mr.. Thompson's nominal
ton. we feel the strongest assurance that WIN
proper exerlion we shall elect him BY .IlamPn-
ant majority. WAN WI I'so'
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ESSEX.
Alta meeting of the Democratic Republican
parry. held in Tappahannock, on Monday, The
is h January, ls47, Warner Lewis having been
appointed chairman and George S. Wright Sec
relary, the following resolutions were proposed
and adopted:
Is. Re~ired, That We approve Of the Con-
ven,ion proposed 10 b. held al Bowling Green,
ON the 2nd Monday in February next. for The
purpose OF nominating candidate Tor The Sena-
toria District composed OF the counties OF Essex,
Caroline and Spottsylvania.
Dad Rrsolred That Larkin Hundley, Or. }.
S. Tribe, Dr. T. j. Hundey, c. L. Boughlon,
Benz Blake, COL K. |. Muse, Geo. F. Ramsay
Z G Caw,horn, T. w. Lewis, Capt. Richard
Wright, DR.. E. L. Wright, James NJ. Mathews,
3. R. Bai,d, James Clarke, VIM. L. Lewis VIM.
Ellis, Rob,. A. Muuday, Joseph J. goldman.
N. r. II. Garnet, Benjamin Z. Wright, Daniel
REYNOLDS, Jr., Jno. Nj. Garnet WIN. Blackburn,
A. n. Terril, Albert Micou and Richard F. Row.
zee be appointed delegates TO said Convention.
On motion further,
Resoired, That The Chairman and Secretary be
added to the list Of Delegates.
Resolved, That these proceedings be forwarded
70 the Richmond Enquirer Tor publication
WARNER LEWIS, Gilman.
Gro & WRlGHT Sec'ty.
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4 NEW MATERIA MEDlCA.-Marera
"A Medica and Therapeutics, including The pre-
paraiions OF the Pharmacopnias OF London, Ed
inburg, Dublin and The United STATES, with many
new medicines, by p. Forbes Royle, m. D. F. R..
S; edited by Joseph Carson, M. d, Professor Of
Maleria Medica in the Philadelphia College OF
Pharmacy, &C.; with 9S illustrations. Fer sale
by c F. FISHER, Agent,
Jan. ~ Under the Exchange Hotel.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
SLAVES and lands.

Is THE COUNTIES OF HANOVER { CAROLINE
y pursuance Of Two DEGREES Of The County Court ot
Hanover, pronounced the 2and December, the sub.
scrbcrs, appointed By the Court commissioners Tor that
purpose, VIII offer Tor sale, public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, Laurel Meadow IN The county OF H
mover and about ten miles from the city at Richmond
on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of February. ls47 IL fair, II
not, The next suitable day, the SLAVES mentioned
IN said DEGREES about twenty III number. consisting al
men, women and children. some valuable market he F.,
and one good hrlcs moulder.
Al the same time ana place, and under the said de-
creeS several tracts parcels of Land viii be Offered
for sale, VIZ Onr tract of about $50 acres beng the
which the late Mrs. Ann A. Oliver resided du
ring her life, and known n the dover land In The
tale of Isaac Oliver, arcrasrd: this tract - build
n2s ARE good. convenient and well arranged. Ole
other tract Of Us acres, adjoining tie tfsi well
closed, with gnrd meadow. and portion ot il highly
improved A third irac Of Is acres. III the termination
from Richmond, wlh a small hut comnrtabe dwelling
house; with smiths shops and other necessary build
ines. This is considered Of The hest stands IN the
comfy for mechanic one other tract of 80 acres. In
The county of Caroline adjoining the lands of Dr. Letter
]. y. Todd and others and j. the that descended
10 W. f. TaliIfero in the division of his fathers estate
I'D day Of February 1917 that being Court day and
will be shown any wishing Ia purchase by MIR j.
b. Todd; and the three rsl by curr oi The subscribers
The three last mentioned Tracts belong the Estate
Of James a. oliver, deceased.
TERMS-1hr Negroes will h- sold for cash, and The
land FOR fourth cash, aud the balance on one and
Two ears credit.
Edwin SHELTON, Connie.
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Edwin SHELTON, comm.,.
WIN. b. SYDNOR, So
TRUST SALE OF LAND IN KING VII.
LIAM

IN pursuance Of Deed OF Trust, executed 10 the sub
L srrihrr by George ~ Powell, bearing date ihr 18th o
March, IL TO- for certain purposes therein spec hrd AM
duly recorded IN the Clerks Office ot King William
County shall proceed 10 SELL NJ public auction fo'
cash. the I'D day OF February Al King William
Court ousr, that being Court dag, The Tract oi Land
mentioned IN said deed, commonly called Woodbury.
upon which lhr sad George y. Powell nj present r.
sides. containing. i've hundred and tiity nine acre.
This Farm il situated upon the Matiaponi river about
Two miles from the Comr, HOUSE aud very well adapt
ed the growth 81 Corn oats Rye, &c. There is upon
il an excellent sitr fir Mill The buildings large
and commndious, and by some repairs might be- made
very comfortable. As II i supposed that any person
wishing Ia purchase VIII iist view The premises, =
more particular drscrlp ion j. drrmrd unnecessary
The tile IL believed "a hr perfectly good but, selling
rs trustee shall only -urh lille n Is vested ~
WILLIAM sPll.lEK,
Jan l5-rwtdS Trustee.
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TN the matter OF Bankruptcy OF PHILIP ].
| BARZIZA: Having been appointed by The
Tinted STATES Court a Commissioner 10 take
nroof otclaims against Inc Bankrup; in this case,
he creditor. OF The said Bankrupt are hereby me-
,i6ed ,hat have fixed my office, in Richmond,
Virginia, a, the place, and the Isl day Of Febrn-
ary. ls47 between the hours Of 10 o'clock, n. NJ.
and , O'Clock, P. M, and so from day 10 day
Sundays excepted until The 10Th day OF Febru,
.rv 1877. as ihe lin. for receiving proof Of all
rlaims or debts due from said Bankrupt and pro-
yah,e under lhs act If Carerss in relation 10
Bankruptcy; PASSED Cd he l9;h August lsii.
Ian. 92-c3! JNO. SaORE. Comr.
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IN CHANCERY.-VtncIsrA:- In King William Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery, Goth Mo-
venhrr, 1916:
Zachary Lewis,
against
William l}ackhonse's Administrator, md others.
This cause came on To be again heard on the papers
formerly read and the report Of Commissioned Thomas
which no exceptions taken, and was argued by
Counse-on consideration whereof, the Court confirm
nC the SAID report doth ahndge order and decree, that
the plaintitT Zachary Lewis recover against Thomas
Jones' Sheriff Of Middesex county, and committee OF
The Estate Of Thomas g. Crttenden, who was one Of
The Executors of l. L-wis, seveny-tWo dollars and six
~ one cents with interest, after the rate of sir per
centnm per annum, from the 18th day OF August, 1910,
iii pad and the Court doth direct that an execution he
.sued for The same levied the goods and chat
eIs of the Same Thomas Criirenden IL any there be-
and nm the return 10 the office ~ this Court Of said
cution enc goods, then TINT an execution be issued
against Horace Faulkner Administrator de bonis non
NJ Thomas Faulkner, decreased, and Thomas Jones,
sheriff and committee of Zacharia U. Crittenden de-
ceased for the said of S72 6 with interest there
nm after the rate Of six per centm per annm from the
18th dny Of August 1916. Till paid, tn he levied on the
goods aud chatfcs Of the said Thomas Faulkner and
The ,id Zachariah " Criltenden And the Court doth
further direct that Of the Commissioners OF this
Cnurt take state and report To this Court an account oil
The nersona estate of The said Ivrrson Lewis which
went into the hands of his leeaees, ana lis value; ana
alan Of the real estate which the devees Of the said
Iverson Lewis took and received, and lis value liable
10 The plaintiffs rmand; in taking which account The
Commissioner will separate the Two funds; and nc WIZ
tate when the said personal and real estate went into
their hands and who received the same, and u any
ann has been refunded paid by any "f The said de-
6rndants 10 the plaintiff. Copy-Ttse,
ROBT POLLARD, elk.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

NHE above reward viii be paid for The anpre-
hension and delivery TO me OF my Negro
Man BILLY, commonly called Billy Braxlon,
and sometimes Moses Braaton, who absconded
from the Falls Plantation about four weeks since
Billy came from King Queen, where he may
have gone, bu, he is most probably lurking about
The suburbs OF Richmond. He is about six feet
high, Stout not very dark no particular marks
can be recolecled by which 10 designate him.
His clothes cannot be described but he had on
rcd aannel shirt and drawers, which he no doubt
still retains. CHS. MARA.
Jan. l5-dtf
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PUBLIC SALE.
: I..a nx0no1nrad r

nv vr,ue Of decree, pronounced on the 22d day Of
Is p.ee% 6 ia4S, by the County Court Of Hanover
IN the sui, Of Griffin &C., vs. Cro,s, SHALL as Com
missioner appointed by the Court sell on ns 2Si Jay
az January s4T that being Court day, TO the highest
bidder upon credit of months, except so much as
win nav The cost of executing this Decree which will be
for cash three likely Negroes. ,,ro,.yp
-, ~ ,,,at,. Commissioner.
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u, s. Army.

RECRUITING sERVlCE-Waned for the
United States Army, able bodied men, between
the ages of l5 and 35 years, being about feet 3
inches high, OF good ctaroeter and OF respectable
standing among their fellow cilizens. None nerd
apply 10 enter The service bu, hose who are de-
termined to serve The period Of their enlistment,
honestly and faithfully. during The war" ,oilh
Merico, or for The term Of FIVE years.
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EDUCATION.
Mrs. :. TItcOls,b,
URGENTLY FROM BALTIMORE,

u ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies Of Richmond
IL that she intends giving lessons in The following
branches of the Fine Arts viz: Wax Flowers and Fruit,
Ebony Work, Painting in Water Coiors, n new siy e
Of Landscape Painting, Hair Flowers Grape Fruit, Vel
vet and Satin Painting Worsted Work, Shell Woik, &c.
Terms made known by application at her present re-
sdcnce trs. llatchcrs Boarding Tiouse opposite the
Exchange Bank, where those VINO viii favor her with
a visit can examine her specimens, aud judge Of her
claim TO share Of public patronage.
jan Io-cw3m
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A FEW vacancies in this Institution. Terms-S loo,
n Board aud Tuition, from February Isl 10 July list
pay able advance. Course Of studies full and tho.
rough, embracing Ancient aud Modern Ian guaces Ma
j. L. Rucnas viii continue 10 teach the Modern Lam
suages Discipline Of The School parental and christian
class and denerit roll carefully Kept, and quarterly
report made accordingly 10 parents aud guardians. Re-
suar and early hours required Of all pupils Refer 10
Mrs Martha Organ, W. j. Barksdale Edmund Rufin,
81 C. w. Boiling. and John Why, Esqrs, who have
sons al tho Institution. Adliess-odore L. Amelia.
Ian. 5-cst WIN, n, HARRISON.
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NOTICE

NO IOE
IL hereby given, that application will be made to the
President aud Directors Of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, for the renewal
Of Scip No. no. dated 10th December 1891, for two
Shares Of Stock said Company In the name Of Philip
Samuel which Stock was transferred on tho eighth day
Of December 1885, TO the undersigned. Joseph NJ Shep-
pard and the Scrip for which Stock has been lost de-
s,royed. ARCHIBALD SAMUEL,
JOHN p. SAMUEL,
PHILIP SAMUEL,
Executors Of Philip Samuel, deceased.
Jan. 22-cw3m JOS. Nj. SHEPPARD.
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FARMERS BANK OF vIRGlNIA.-The
T. President and Directors have declared 4
Dividend out oil the profits OF The last six months,
o! 3. per cent; snhectio deduction ol one fourth
per cent bonus to the Stale, leaving 81 per cent.
melt, PAYABLE 10 Inc Stockholders on or after the
18th ins. J. G. BLAIR, Cashier
Ian S--a2w
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RICHMOND, JANUARY ~.
ARRIVED,

Boa, Highlander, A. Pamplin, with GO tons
mdse from Lynchburg TO Shields g. Somervi.le,
l.. d. Crenshaw, Brothers & Co., and Il. Lud-
lam g. Co.
Boat Oc,avia, J. D. Burton, with So lions mdse.
from Lynchburg to Shields s. Somerville.
Boat Buchanan, II. Lenahan, with AZ l-2 tons
mdse from ScollsviIle 10 Rag land s. Brothers and
Ro. Gwathmey.
Boa, Lynchburg, R. S. Fields, with 81 tons
mdse fom Lynchburg TO Shields & SomerviIle.
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SCHOOL ar CLIFTON.

THE second session oi the School AZ Cl0n Viii com
tho Isl day Of March, and end on the Isl
day Of August.
After vacation Of two months, III August and Sep
tember the If the School viii be resumed on
The LIST day of October.
The course Of instruction will br thorough IN Latin,
Greek and Mathematician English Grammar, Geogni-
ply, Writing, &c.
The moral and religious instruction Of youths, who
may he committed 10 my Will br attended 10 ms II
mites Of attending public worshi? the Sabbath, III
the Presbyterian and Episcopal Churches, alternately
TERMS-B0ard and Tuition, including bedding.
Washing lights, md stationery, $780, Tor each session
OF months payable in advance.
Parents desiring 10 send their sons are requested TO
make early application.
Ny address is Gainesville, cumh srmnd county.
Ian l5-cw4w PEYTDN HARRISON.
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Isaac R. Watkins and ThOs. Il. August,
AVTOR NEYS Ar LAW.

TTAVING associated themselves together, will
i hcncelorlh attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts OF the city Of Richmond and county Of
Henrico All business confded TO them will re-
ceive The closest attention.
Address " atkins & August, Richmond, Va.
Their Office is the same heretofore occupied
by Mr.. August. Dec. 23-d&clm
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NEGROES For LIRE.

NEGROES FOR HIRE.
TOLER & COOK have on hand al present
about 25 Servants-amons them are 5 Wo-
men. accustomed to Cooking and Washing. seve-
raj House Girls, Blacksmilhs, one old man
accustomed 10 Gardening, one Dinng-room Ser
want, Boys and Girls, Factory hands, accus'
toned To Twisling-al Of whom will be hired al
moderate prices. Jan. -
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: Aw voTTcc-rbe subscribers have 4.

r AW EOTICE-The subscribers have as
IL sccia,ed themselves as Partners in The prac-
li>c of The Law, under the style OF JOSEPH s
GEORGE S. FCQUA. The former partner,
who resides near New Canton, Buckingham,
will auend the Superior and County Courts OF
Buckingham and Cumberland, and The Superior
Courts OF Albemarlc and Fiuvanna; and the
later, who resides in Scolsvie, Albemarle
county will attend The Superior and County
Courts of Albemare, Fluvanna and Bucking-
ham. Any business consded 10 them will be
promp,ly attended 10. JOS. FUQUA,
Auo. Ii-cwlOm GEO. s. FUQUA.
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.
Mn :. L. DuNTON. prlncipal of lie Male Drnarl
CONCORD ACADEMY

CONCORD ACADEMY.
THE next session OF this Institution will commence
the Isl Of February and terminate The 3Dth of June
following: -
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The Latin and Greek Languages, Ancient History
and Geogfaphy-Prof +. w. Coleman. A. NJ.
Mathematics, comprising Arithmetic, Algebra, fe
onetry, Plane and Spherical TrIconometry, Nautical
Astronomy and the Difrrtntia and Integral Calculus
Prof l.. NJ. Coleman, A. Nj.
The French, Spanish and Italian Lansuages-Prof
I.dure Outlet.
Natural Philosophy, comprising Mechanics, Hydro
dynamics, Pneumatics Acoustics, Electricity ana tai
vanIsIn, Optics and Astronomy-Prof. l.. NJ Coleman
A. NJ.
Moral Phosophy-Prof r. w. Coleman, A. NJ.
TERMS.
Bnard (incuding washing, bedding and fuell and TUT
tion for The session Of five months, Sll5-payable IN
advance.
For The character of the Institution, the subscriber re-
frrs to the gentlemen whose names arr given below
and for the superior qualifications OF his assistant l..
~ Coleman 10 The anneIe testimonial Of the Profess
surs Of the University at Virginia.
F. w. COLEMAN, Principal
Advertisement Academy, Caroline county.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

King William Court-house, Dec. 30 1880. }
The n,res in the above order for the SET
,,ement Of Ieeaee and dstribuee account are netehy
noied, that shall on the first Tuesday ater Tue i!n
Monday in February, l6 proceed 10 execute se as
order when and where The parties VIII a'ehu' WIN
their documents and witnesses :,
THOMAS DABNEY, Commissioner.
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SCHOOL AT WEST VIEW.

MFRS. JONES and Miss RANDOLPH VIII resume
lvl their duties in the School n West View on the st
day Of February next. Terms as lerrtoore-viz:
BOARD for ten months, 900
Tuition III the English Branches, p
do. French, ~
Music, ~
Persons wishing engage pupils VIII please address
Dr. George Mason, or :lrs. 81. A. Jones' Stony Monnt,
Brunswick, Va. Dee. l8-ctFebl
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MATTHEW'S ACADEMY

n
INI patronage they have received, respectfully inform
the citizens of Mathews and the adjacent counties,
the rs session VIII end on the last day 81 Jnnu-
ary the second will commence The first Of February,
lsi1 and close the Isl n July ioliow!ne mus Closing
the srhola. tic term q ten months
Mr.. and Mrs Edwards will teach the following
branches, viz hcslrrs the lower branches, those OF
History, Arithmetic, Astronomy, Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy, Composition, Grammar, Bellies Lettres,
Bntany Mental Philosophy, Rhetoric, and several
branches Of Mathematics, embracing Geometry, Trleo-
nonetry, Surveying, Mensumiion, and all the different
branches Of Navigation.
Music and Embroidery will he taught at extra
charges; also, Navigation
rspNS
pa ,,J r,;,io, I, ,bs r,,,,.,, ,r,pches n,r seq
' ~ ~ " 80 r siu
;, s'o", ,.,, >; a. a., .,,,on, 49,,
pay sen''a'S' 'u'''o" ~ '"e "'s' uepa''"'" ~ Ia
~ ,;,,a j.; .ca,, ,,,,ma,, NJ,
DAY scholars tuition ID see'nd department pe'
session,
bay SCHOLARS, iuitioh ~ ihHu department, pei =
sess'oh i"
r''lsc' P,i SESSION. SESSION., . -; - ;
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AUCTION SALES.
BY N. Il. x 4. IL. IajiI, Aucf.
NEGROES.

NEGROES
Will be sold by on this morning a, N ),
clock, tour Negro Girls, one Negro Man and w.,
Negro Boys. n. 3. & G. y. HILL,
Ian D. Auc;ioneefs