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FOR SALE.


WAVOO MASSACHUSETTS per CENT STOCK;
1000 Albany City SKIES;
1000 Reading Rail Road Bond of 1850;
10 Shares Worcester Bank;
SO do Western Rail Road;
so do Worcester Rail ROad
90 do OH Colony Rail Rosd;
rs do Providence and Wore ester Rail Road
10 do New England WOrsed Co.;
do Hamilton Wooden Co.
All Rail Road and Bank stocks bought and said by
6ws49 J. N. FISKE, So State ST., BOSTON,.
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House and Lots for Sale,

49, NEW md Elegant HOUSE on Vernant Street
f3.4S "A Also, .fiDI Sc LOTS on Laurel Hll-many
IAN Of them commanding the est view1of Worcester d
any lots in the market. A.. M MERRiFELD
Worcester March H. w3tdlf
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Important to Manufacturers.
PARKHURST'S Burning MACHINE.

INHls valuable invention for the purpose OF exrscng
without ininring The staple from Wool Cotton, Hemp
and other brous Materials burs sticks and foreign
ingredients Is now in successful operation in many Of the
Eastern and Middle States. Those wishing to purchase
this Machine, be iurnh'd with it, at short notice. by
NAYLOR d CO No. SO John Street, Netc York, whers
the Machines kept Manufacturers informed that
nave appointed NAYLoR g. Co my Agents the sale of
my Burning Machine throughout the United Stae and
3eware ofpurchasng any Machine OF the kind without my
stamp upon it, every infringement my right either in
making, vending or using this Machine will be proceeded
against according TO law.
STEPHEN R. PARKHURsT.
New York, Nov 18th. 1916.
Notice.
FEHIS is certify that haze duly appointed and au-
thorized Mr. JARED BENSON. JR of Blackstone, MGss
to act az my Agent throughout the Eastern States se
ing the Burning Machine, invented and patented by me-
May lst 1876. ANY person wihng purchase the above
Machine with safety give their orders him. he
viii give prompt attendance to applying them, thu ough
the house Of NAYLoR & Co. New York
STEPHEN r. PARKHURST.
New York, Nov 14th, 1876.
NOTICE.
MANUFACTURES are informed that any information .
IVA in relation the Machine, and testimonials in
its favor BY those who using will he promptly given
mail or otherwise, at BLACKSTONE, Mass
JARED BENSON, JR.
Blackstone, Mass. Dec 4, 1876. 9w50
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IN dnuuon TO the above premiums, dep0site OF per
cent on the premiums will he required and opposite
note varying at the different ages from Is to 80 per cent
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made at the Office Of
the Company, at The CENTRAL BAEK il Worcester and to
the Agents in the towns ana sections oF New England,
New York, New Jersey, Penn-ylvgn and Ohio.
CLARENDON HARRIS Secretary
Worcester, July Is, 1895. IF
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Mutual Fire INSURANCE.


yEsHE HOLYOKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
D. COMPANY IN LEM commenced operations May
IS, le43 The numb Policies which heen aiready
issued by said cumpS j. 4S79 Amount of properly in
surcd more than 81 900 Amount Of capital i'll Pre-
MUM Notes. is $3.50 Insurance for the SIX
years. A greater u Mt than $4,000 not taken any
one risk. Properly extra hazardous, taken.
Ohm S WILLIAMS, President.
john BURMA secreIsry.
Salem, Oct %, Is
NJ N B. Application for insurance may he made To
EUCLID CHADSEY. Agent No. d Central Exchange
Worcpster. Nov a. 1916 44tf
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Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing,

" wa 49, N14AC9 NAoS%A 49, SSS44~S}
ND MANUFACTURING OF Frocking, Flan-
n mel Saiinet and Stocking Yarn done in the best
hy the subscriber his Old Stand in NeU No cester
Wool lett the Wool STORE. No le Front Street. will
be at ended 10 the same as If LETT at the Factory
New Worcester juno 10. If MARTIN WILDER.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

all 10 health again, and We feel able and de'er-
mined 10 hold lnvincib!e, the arms OF Virginia.
All that is lacking now, is something 10 eat
We are led upon nothing but hard crackers anu
salt pork, and five days out OF The week We are
unable from high winds TO cook the meai,w
As 10 our coffee, like the meals, i! requires
FIRE 10 boil the water therefore, except 10
dead calm, We get none. The officers all
fare well, their meals being served up IN
the stewards kitchen From one TO Two DOL,
lars has been paid By privaIes for small
piece OF corn bread and bacon TO the negroes on
board leat very li:lle myself, having party LOST
my appetite from the coarseness oin'y 1904. !
have ate once BY invitation in the cabin, and now
The boy John Of Lieut. Pegram by giving quar-
ter gets me good meal divide ii,conseque,n M,
ly il does me very lille good. have often lei!
mortified at seeing members OF our company
standing about The cabin door, snachn s, 0 anI
from The plates OF the officers when brought ou.,
would eat hard crackers forever before wo''u
do that. ,,he
Or. Hanson has been appointed Surgeon OF u.
,leiachmen, OF the'regimcnt on board. tie - 'e''
,nuch liked
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MISCELLANEOUS.

KENTUCKY U. 5. SENATOR. = JuDaE
UNDERWOOD ElscrED--Thr Louisville Courier
Of The 18Th n,'an, announces, b. express The
election oil Judge Underwood 10 the U. S. Senate.
The letter announcing TIC result says:
Mr.. Wei wilhdrew ne noninaiion Of Gov.
Meicalie. The two Houses adopted rule ~
drop The finGmos candidate on each successive
ballot. The 26h bale; resulted as follows:
Underwood So, Leicher 50 aawes 81, Scatter
;ng2.
Mr.. Halves having the SCALES, number was
dropped Mr. Lyna Boyd was then pu! in no
minaion in each tloust. The 9Th ballot re-
sued as fellows: Underwood SO, Lecher 81,
Boyd 81, Scauc'iDgl. Mr.. Boyd was then drop.
ped under the fule.
Mr. James Ga,hrie was then put in nomina-
uon. The % ballot resulted as follows: I'm
derwood G3, I.elchcr So. Gu,hie3l. Mr.. G. was
then dropped underline rule. MI. Leicher's name
was Withdrawn from nomination.
The % n balic; resulted as follows Unier-
wood ST. Mclccilc Is McAtee SO. SO Judge Un-
derwocd was elected L. 5. Senator.
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THE PAY OF MEMBERS.

i will IL perceived that he Senate refused 10
AGREE IS H.. rcpor Of the Co'nm''iee OF Confer
.:c.. and hat they have Unfortunately Postponed
lie b increasing the pay oi the members. The
genera interpretation now given 10 Tie Law IS,
ha, lhe members a'e entitled 10 no pay from
Yesterday, for fifteen DAYS, md, alter ha, time, 10
only - PEI diem. We hope that The Legislature
will hit upon some plan 10 obviale This difficulty
Tac people certainly DO moi expec, - desire Their
repre-, caaie" IS 10 work fol them without comPen-
salion. W. have always looked upon This 'star-
yation law as useless, aud we have regarded as
somewhat intended for "Bunknm." The people,
we believe, have never given the authors oI lany
credi; Tor their great desire 10 economist the Puo'
lie funds. we hope that this will be the last ses-
sion tina, any such enactment shall be peFm'''eu
- ,a,n,;n nm our statute book.
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southern Botanic Medicine store.

BOTANIC MEDICINES, WHOLESALE & hE AL.
THE subscribers would respectfully inform The pub
i iic that they have. and will continue to keep,
large assortment Of Genuine Vegetable Medicines,
which they will fresh and VIII sell az low as
they can he purchased in the Stale. They VIII Keep
every article Of Medicine indigenous TO our country,
collected To their order. Also, Oils Extracts. Tine
lures, syrups &C. Physicians, Druggists Dealers,
Planters &C. will be supplied twenty per cent cheaper
than al any other house in Petersburg. Among their
stock may be found :-Quinine Pperine, Cayenne Pep
per- senaga Serpentara sarsnparilla, eimpo.trd and
American Pink Root PIeurisy Root, pnlv.; Baybeny,
GoIdenseaI pulv Myrrh, Lobelia, Unicorn, Balmony,
Gentian, Coumbo Ginger, Prickly Ash, Cimlcfusa or
Black Cohosh. pulv.; Beth Root, Wild Cherry Bark;
sculicap Nervine, Blood Root Pulv Burdock Seed,
Cranes Bill, pulv Black Root. Boneset Dandelion,
Pleabane Mandrake, Poplar Bark, Indian Turnip
puly.; skunk Cabbage pulv.; Peipsesseway, Gloves,
pulv; CampIor. Ipecac, Imported and Amercan,l Blu
chu Leaves Jallap, Aoes, Gamboge, Rhubarb, Castor
OIL, Bslsam Fir, Basam Copava, Cubebs, Alcohol Am
monia, &C. 49,
Also. a large assortment OF Druggists Glass Ware,
daily expected, which will be sold low for cash.
All orders from distance must be post paid, and d
rectedt 10 KESWORTHY PRICE,
Bank street, Petersburg, Va.
NB-All the Compounds recommended by Thomp
son, Beach Howard, Madison, Smith, Carter Curtis,
Comfort or in the Reformed Medical Dispensatory,
will he kept, or put up to order.
or The works Of The above authors for sale.
Dec. l-cW3m
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National Hotel,
NORF FOLK, IRGl n A.
IA YIN T. EEFIJSG. pronrietOr

II r. KEELING respectfully announces 10 the pub
~ lie that lie has taken this line Establishment, re-
Gently conducted By Captain fURMAN BLACK, and
hrgs leave solicit The patronage o his friends ana TIE
travelling community.
This House has recently undergone thorough r.
pair has h-en newly furnished, and now possesses all
The means and appliances Of superior accommodation
The rroprittnr is determined that his Hotel shall mol
he excerd by any similar Establishment in the United
states; and that impression exists on the part
of many that his charges are higher Than those else
where he further states that his charge for Board Is 81
50 per iay. or $40 per week.
Ian l9-cllt ID. r. kEEl.lNGi
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caANcERY NOTICE
Touie Creditors OF Lerin S. Joynes, deeet

Tote Cred0rs OF Ltrin s. J0v7les, deccdsed, tale ~
The C0aniy nj Aceontaek.
PURSUANT 10 an in.erlocutory decree, pronounced
L by the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
OF Accomack on the 10Th day of June 1896 In the suit
Of David NJ. FackIer and wife, &c, Plaintiffs, against
have Ied on wednesday the 18th day OF March, 1877,
for the creditors OF the said Levin 3. Jones' who shall
contribute 10 the expenses of said sut TO produce their
respective claims before me, in the Clerks Office Of
said Court, between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock P NJ. on that day. And all creditors OF the
said Levin s. Joynes. who shall fail 10 produce their
claims al The time and place aforesaid, will br excluded
from all benefit under the said decree.
MEAsE SMITH, Commissioners CT Accounts.
Jan 6-ew5w
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Henry &. Ses.,pIe,
AJ,TORNEY AT Ia ",

dI'I'OpNt y n 'Sn 80
VIII, s,,,,. n me Courts OF Law MI go,,.
w MONTGOMERY aud Lowndes cogplt. n IN. o
chit Court OF the United States AZ N,sii- ana ~
Supreme Court of Alabama.
RryrEr.cEs:- Judge Beverpy Tub. D..
Law in The University Of William and Ma, lessor q
Judge William II. Cabell. Ffr.t-nt ~ m. s'enla
peals Of Vrginia' SIMON Gfreneaf Ro,aI p,ossa ~
Law, Cambridge, hassach1,-'r,; H. ". 4 e.
and Charles "spofhr Richmond Virginia; Gwan
mey, rel ,os Io'' ani Beers Smith, Mobile A..
1 1,,1n,, Boston 4. Thornton, New Vol
"iIllanl =. aia'''ahd Of New York Auc. 25-rwsr'
,s A RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
w nS .u.h'illled on the Gih day Of Decemb-, i.
MAUI NJ lai o. Rockingham county, Virgins
nd aeefo .ian, who calls himself ANpERsn,
a" ,"'' NC y the property of a sir Winslow ~ C..
,h,,,,!, ,"s'n'd' SAID Negro j. about tweIty.hy. :
y yeais'i age, live feet ten inches hiah M, ~. y
NJ, "au on when committed Coat and PM
H., ..','eHiadf Cloth, very much worn. an cid W..
na', ana pair OF old Shoes. The owner OF III ~,
nsn'eu .'egro Is hereby notified to come for said S.
p.p''a :" prove property, pay charges and TAXI H.
away, of ne VII be dealt with ihr law dlrrcr. so"
o {. STERLING
Jan. ls-ow6w Jailor of Rockingham county. /,
NOTICE.
A III. persons indebted To the Estate Of thr la. r
\ cis Anderson will come forward and make ,r,r,.
ale payment, as longer indulgence cannot IL 49,.
ana those having claims against the same wllI ~.
hahd them IN for settlement, as shall IN sho,, J.,
w'nd up the Estate and pay The effects ANA !,
event OF the failure Of ANY 10 biins IN their accom-
this notice will be plead against them. u
HENRY ANDERSON ;.
Executor oil ffaneis Anderson, drcra.,,
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II q ice

HAVE this Jay associated with me Mr. JAMES A.
TRlCE, who has been in my employment Tor several
wears nj will continue business al old stand. cor
ner IL AMI Cary streets, under the style Of w
ANDERSON q CO., for the purpose Of conducting a
Wholesale Grocery and General ;"mini-sl"n isnrrs,
for the SALE OF Groceries, Domestic Goods, Cotton Yarns,
&C. a. well the staple products and minerals OF the
STATE; and have engaged The services Of Mr.. DAVID
ANDERSON, Jr. 10 conduct The grocery, iron and
wheat department OF said business. Ills experience ana
qualifications for that branch uf the business are too
we'll known 10 make II necessary 10 state THIN. VIZ
have also made an arrangement with Mr.. FRED. An
DERSOS 10 aid IN the management Of the tobacco de-
nartnrnt. who his long been famililr and intimately
acquainted with this branch of business
Liberal advances will be made on consisnmrnts Of
groceries domestic goods. tobacco, wheat, corn, pe
iron, and any article, Of general trade.
February Isl, 1877. WIN. ANDERSON, n.
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[Ffnm tic y. Y. Irt5unc.l


4 maiden walked 81 evenlide
Beside a clear and paci: stream.
a no smiled as in Is dealhs she saw
A IembIins sta.'S rclscie,, beaEi.
She smiled un:, .ae beam was lost,
As cross the sky cloud was driven,
Ant then she signed, aud then forgot
The star was shining Sill! in heaven.
A mother sal beside LIES stream,
Watching dying ch,lt a, dawn,
And smiled. as IL is eve she saw
A hope Ina, il Nigh, sill live on.
She smiled r.'il The eyelids closed,
Bat watched or bean unll the even;
And then 81. wet, 81! hen icrgo,
The child was living sill in heaven.
A. n. F. r.
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POETRY
TIE IRISH LABoSEa'S PATER-NOS-
TER.


IN &c, Dom,ae, Sperari.
Give US This day our daily bread:
Fahcr in mercy hear our prayer;
Al hope II kamau aid has fled
We sink in deep despair.
Our liue ores scream IN, with pain
And c!amor 10 be ted;
Father, their cries 20 Is are yam
Give Is our oa.!y bead
Ger The caun, iafan, al Inc breast,
The mo.ner bows her head;
The toun. IS ify, in vain lis pres';-
Give Is our daily bread.
Oar c,aes, born, with hollow eye,
And eager s,e.llhy reao,
Would taAe The TODD We cannot buy
Give Us our daily bread.
We mus, nc. reg, he shall no; steal,
Though stores bs!ore Us spread;
Blu, we wi, work VIII carues, zeaii
Give rs cur dali, bread.
Famine hath laid her whitening hand
Upon each little head;
Oh Christ is his a Christian land
Give us our daily bread.
Thy viii be done Father I,ceice
Our souls, when We are dead;
In Heaven VIC shall nc; pine aud 9rieve :
Orwaut or Galiy bread.
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A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

7 WISH 10 sell my Farm called WOODBOURNE, ~
4 inc on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad The county of iIrnrc0, six milrs from this
city. II contains four hundred OF Land, Zone
hundred having been recently sold, lying In compact
form hich about l9a wouds and Of that
a portion IL heavily umberrd One hundred acres have
hren aud now IN process of preparation Tor
the plough. The residue of the land u IN high slate
ol improveinent-thr " hole of il, except meadow Of
twenty acres nd rd al ihifty acres, has been hel-
Willy lilnrd and Tie whole, except the meadow, u IN
600 pounds t;lann have been spread
o,rra mart nfit The Houses are comfortable; Tie Or
ciard extensive ard good ttr water abundant. and
good rs any In the state there being fine Spfin. AMI
iva pIIn,s; and am authorized by The experience OF
eigI Summers 10 say, a, u as healthy spo as any
MAJ / .now Of. win sell with the Farm, or hire,
twenty Servants, and allow fhr purchaser credit
undr. rn wears lie paying mr the legal interest
pichn.nnd Feb l5-c2t JAMES LYONS.
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lanes RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 10.
ARRIVED.

Canal Boa, Old Dominion. J. A. Harris WIN -
s2I IONS merchandise, from Lynchhurg, 10 L. ~
Crenshaw, Brothers & Co., and Dunlop wv"
'u Boa, L. D. crenshaw, T. o. Anderson, w sna
as p0 ions merchandise, from Lynchbsats anu
Warren, to Deane Brown, sne l ! p '9 Clen.
vile n Henry Ludlam & Co., and l. ~ o's"-
shaw p0,, b lohn Randolph W. T. Minor with 50
boa. oJ. Mise from Scollsville, 10 r. Parrish,
IONS Breeder s. Co., and Deane & Brown.
CLEARED,
Roat Thomas NJ. BonduranI, with 81 tons mef-
oba ndise for Columbia and New Canton
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Dissolution.

ffNE Partnership heretofore existing betwern Tue SUI
l scribers, under the name and style OF HENRY
JAMES, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The settlement of the business Of said firm has been
contiird 10 HENRY < JOHN q. JAMES & CO., whom
f. & ]. :. Jamrs & 60. take pleasure IN recommending
their friends worthy of the confidence and patron
age 50 long and lihrrally extended 10 them.
The Capital of Sl5,n00 which T. Il J. ) James q Io'
PIT into Of Henry James III with their con"
sent transferred Ia The concern of Henry John u.
James Co., To which firm they have loaned the same,
with the understanding that shall not he withdrawn
until 1--WE years shall have EXPIRED unless the said frn
OF Henry l. John O. James s Go shall be sonnrr dis
solved and then only after said firms debts fully
discharged. HENRY JAMES
Feb. /, lsi7. +. K j. :. JAMES CO.
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1NH r partnership heretofore existing between tue q
i scribers under the name and style Of F. q :: !,
JAMES < CO., Of Richmond, and EDWIN JAmE s,,er
CO., of Petersburg this day dissolved Each pa'shy
hind both Of them for The purpose Of winding up .nS
business Of the Co-Parnrrshp, and for the pnfp or a
making, accepting endorsing paper, eantd we
said In e firms, or for continuing the accom"o1
may now be giving 10 Others 49,, ,ccumuIating
The outstanding debt, which has been m ,hieh We
during the existence OF the various nfs y. collected
have been interested so long, must therefore that
our debtors and ALL viii come io,wa r sa aeS portion
they can give satisfactory asc@ disebsrse we wish
OF their debt as they cannot no" FLEMING JAMES,
To avoid law suits II possible EDWIN JAMES.
,, iaA- -cw6w
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aIRcMARLE LAND FOR SALE,

Three and a nall miles Pom Gordonsr1lk Depot.
WISH To sell my Farm, which lies along the Sonth-
| west Mountains, and contains $50 acres ~ ad-
;ins The lands of b. J. Barbour, v. Johnson, and VIM
n,vi, Esus in Orange, and Gen. Gordon. VI. L. Wal
krr, aud James Lindsay, Esqs., In Albemnre.
Ii consequence Of having purchased an estate else
bs,e In Inc state this land f not disposed Of,
will be offered 10 The highest bidder on the 18th day Of
May, ls47.
With The view Of rfIrrling sale, might be induced
m divide The Farrm-a and AM DESTROYS of making a
snrrdy disposition of il, that low price VIII be akrn
and very liberal terms extended 10 The purchaser.
There il superabmndanor Of wood land attached,
fberyed TO br about l0 acres,) hundred Of
!, hcb IL fine tobacco nnd.
Any nnr wishing 10 the land will find my over
srrr always on the premises.
Addrrss-BrntlvoglioP r. o., Albrmarlr.
Frb. l9-c2awlm&wtf ALEX. +. TAYLOR.
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co PARTNERSHIP.

ssNUE subscribers IT,. iar i'.."'"' :" ra'i"s'
! shlp. Tor The purpose at conducting
GENERAL my GOOHS BUSINESS,
Al H.. .ia,, ucrupird lis HENRY JAMES, under thr
firm OF HENRY { Join q. JAMES y 20. They
inv,t- th- attention 81 the public generally Ia their
stock which will al Al ln:rs be i"and large aud com
mandng.
They respectfully ask for 4 continuance "t the pal
ruiasr snlberally extended heretofore -" firm Of T.
s. J. :. JAMES s Co, aud HENRY JANES. HENRY
and JOHN q JAMES CO. hene fully authorized Ia
settle the h,,sin. of HENRY JAMES, those indebted
win pleas, make payment soon ~ practicable II
tgng desirable 10 wind up this business win the
last possible delay. HENRY lanes,
JOHN q. JAMES,
Feb ;-,l,5clm JOSEPH :. JAMES.
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PHILADELPHIA is well known In stand nnrivalled
j in the trade Of UMBRELLAS, PARaSOLS, PA
RASOLETTES, &c. The most extensive Manuiactn
rers are SLEEPER q FESNER. who have
prepared The largest and hest assortment Of SILK Pa
RASOLS AND PARAS0LETTES ever offered TO The
Merchants of America. They will not say they are
sthe largest and cheapest in the world" hut they will
say they have The best assortment the United States
As they have adopted every Improvement in machine
~ manufacture mainly by steam and have carried The
division of labor great extent they are prepared I"
offer lower prices than before. Those merchants
who will favor them with an early call, and examine
their stock will be satisfied. Those who are not CON-
ing 10 the city, but who will their orders 10 =
F., per mall shall be convinced that they are faith
fully executed Every article NJ the lowest net cash
price from which no abatement Is made.
Small profits, large returns, and the mutual interest.
of buyer aud seller on broad SCALE liz the object and
basis Of this long established house.
I26 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
n
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r,-ParfIIer.hIp.

THE s say sas
SfS%sHs y nS s'ss. WHOLE
JAMES, BRoIanEuaS1 RIrsISESs. in Petersburg, Vir-
ginin, under ti'e h''' y FLEMING JAMES,
EDWIN JAMES,
JOSEPH \. JAMES, a.,
ALEXANDER x. PARKER.
", Feb l. IS47.-cw6w
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SCHOOL NEAR LAWRENCEvILLF,
QpIIMSINIHK GQIINTX

=
L,OR lhr purpose Of educating my daughters, have
L determined 10 establish Female School al my
house, near Lawrencevlle, Brunswick county, tirgi
MIA and have engaged Miss Alroyde.
No little trouble being taken To place myself In stu
alton accommodate, and every effort will be- made
10 add 10 The comfort OF The young lades-as Miss Al.
voyde is lady OF much experience fully competent 10
teach the usual branches of good and liberal English
Education, together with Music and French ami rs my
residence IL noted for It's healthfuness-I feel Justified
IN recommending the School 10 my friends and the pub.
lie generally.
The session will commence on Monday the 18th inst.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, for ten months, Sioo
siusc Is
French, ~
For Absence in case Of Sickness deduction will be
made. Gus. TCHNbULL.
Address-Lawrenceville, Virginia.
Feb l2-cdt
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1ouN M. MILLER g. WILLIS J. DANCE,
AftnpnpVS Mt Law,

urrIII hereafter practise IN The superior anu Iner
w or Courts Of Powhatan, Cumberland, Goochland,
Amelia and Buckingham.
AppRrss-John NJ. Miller, Smithville, Powhatan.
Willis J. Dance, Powhatan Courthouse.
w. J. DANCE, Commissioner in Chancery in The
Superior and County Courts Of Powhatan, viii attend
10 The settlement Of accounts in said county.
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