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Negro Hiring.
THOMAS II. TALIAFERRO

1oMaO H. n Lihf EkRO
OFFERS his services again 10 his friends and
~ the public generally in hiring on, Negroes
tor The ensuing year and collecting all claims
entrusted 10 his care-aso, renting out Houses,
and selling all kinds OF Produce. lie takes this
method oil informing those who wish 10 employ
him, that il would be advisable 10 inform him as
early as they can ,hlthe may have an opporluni-
~ OF getting COOL homes lie pledges himself
that every exeriion shall be used to obtain good
prices and good homes, ADD hopes that an
experience OF fifteen years will en,iIe him 10
share Of patronage,
81 Hc will al all times be found al Messrs.
N. b. 4 c. B. Hills Office, opposite Messrs. L.
IA. Dickinson 4 Brother, franklin Street in
rear Of the Bell Tavern. Nov. 4-c,i
p STSCRlPT.-l have now for hire. and
shall be constantly hiring out Tor several days 10
come, at the above place, all descriptions OF Ser
wants. Persons in nan, OF servants would do well
10 call on me- as early IS practicable; and those
having servants 10 hire ou;, 10 send them TO me
without delay. L. ii. TALIAFERRO.
Dec 3l-f
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

Il now beginning 10 br generally understood lnai
the herbast has done far than the minealosis IN
the discovery Of remedies for the diseases o. man. NO
detn experiment has developed the fael tlat many ot
the corrosive preparations, which, IN erecting tne cure
of one disense too often the seeds oil another can
lie dispensed with, and that harmless vegetable med
cines are often thorough, uni ofin ana speedy III
her rsmeJial onctat,on than any ether There
be found II is believed more pertinent and conclu-
siye examine Of this truth than Sands Sarsaparila,
remedy for external Diseases whether chronic or aeive
herr dtary ar self bihed suitable Tor all all
misunderstanding interruption Of ordinary pnr
suit4 and though Last; not least, leaving behind II no
fatal legacy odisease in The room OF the one r1tpate
~ Prspared and sold by a. u. & ID. SANDS. Drug
uis. lu Fulton street, Of William, New York
Sold, al,o. ny DUHaL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
street Richmond, Virginia, and ny Druggists generally
-hout the United States. Price, 81 per bottle or
six bottles for IS. Dec, tS1o
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LOTTERIES.
SlraIfOn7S Office.

MO. ;, ~ III FO UR TIE f. " TIL
IN STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STR4rToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, Extra, No. 1l3, Dec. &c /:
46 40 GO GO IL % Q So 20 SO.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria, No. A. Jan. 2:
81 81 76 IL "a 45 % IS 10 As Is 60 49,
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, Extra. No. |. Jan.2:
2S 40 3 Al % SO Gl &c 80 l8 II.
Ticket Nos. % %. prize OF 1925. sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg No |, Jan.4:
60 IL % 81 10 SO 10 IS 40 IS 20 Is 50 81.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No. L.
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, $500. 2,l45, 1000, 10
of 500, 10 Of l, $50. 10 of 1000, &C. IS Nos,
10 drawn. Tickets S. halves 2 so; quarters 25
THREE CAPITALS OF 10000 DOLLARS
WEDNESDAY-Alex Lottery, No. /.
3 Capitals Of $4,000, 5000 4,l45, 80 of 900,
&c. IS Nos, - drawn. Tickets IS; halves ,
so; quarters 25.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No. g.
Capitals 10000 dollars, 2 OF 5000, 2 Of $500,
2 OF 1000 ? Of 500, &c. Is Nos, IA drawn.
Tickets IS; halves SO; quarters 25.
5000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!!
FRlDAY-M ononsalia Lottery, No. l. Ca
pitfalls: SsOOO 1000, 1900, l,O46, 1910, Of
1000, &c. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets s.;
halves /; quarters so cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1852 DOLLARS
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No.
3. Capitals: 81 600, 1852. 1000, 500 &c /,
SC. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81; halves
SO cents; quarters 25 cents.
GO0OO DOLLARS in six Capitals Of 10000
DOLLARS EACH
SATURDAY. Alexandria Lottery, No. A.
Capitals Of $4,000, $500, 2,3i0, 25 Of 900,
&c. Is Nos 10 drawn. Tickets $40; halves
s. quarters , so.
Orders Tor Packages Certificates OF PACKAGES
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly altendedto, anddrawngs sent whenrc.
ouesled. Please address orders to
N. STRATTON,
Jan. 4 Richmond Va.
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Eagle III OlcE,

FA RMVl LIE, vi RG A.
sIyHE subscriber, having removed from The Farmers
Hotel To this old and well known establishment,
recently kept by Col. F. ". James, which is aCreeaby
and conveniently situated on Main street, within nifty
steps of Randolphs Warehouse and within shn.t dis
lance Of the Farmville Warehouse and in the most bu
siness part Of the town, begs leave 10 make known 10
his friends and the public generally that lie Is now pre-
pared 10 accommodate all PERSONS who may favor him
with call. His table shall be constantly provided with
the hest the season and county afford-his bar with
the best liquors to be had in this and The Eastern
kets-his stables with the hest grain and provender,
and attended by experienced and attentive ostltT.
From his own experience in the business, and de-
termination spare pains or effort 10 make his house
comfortable and agreeable to those who may either
board with him visit him. he Hatrrs himself Tint he
will receive portion of pubic patronage. His charges
shall be accommodated 10 the times tall and see.
Nov. 6Nc2aw2m THOS. w. EPES.
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NEGRO HIRING.

fNHE ,ubscribers tender their services 10 their
i friends and lhe pablo, 10 hire OUT their NJ
oRogs for thernsuin. year.
They would advis. those y no wish 10 employ
them 10 inform Them e early as pfac,icable, lha,
they may have an opportunity Of obtaining .ood
homcS and eoof pro ;or their negroes
They hope that An experience 81 several years
Will cniir them 10 a liberal share Of patronage
Their office is on the corner Of Franklin and
18th streets, IN rear OF Guy Hotel, formerly Bell
Tavern. y. Il. & L. i. HILL.
Nov 30-l&c,,5lhJ
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brandon, pec. 5. lsiG.-eld.lf RI " " -
AND VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE AND WATER POWER.

IL LOW FIJI VIRGINIA. FOX SALE.
by virtue of decree pronounced by the CIRCUIT Su-
- prrio, cruri Of Law .nd Ghancery, or the county
Of Southampton, al The November term. IslD m The
Commissioners, VIII sell. n pubic auction the pre-
nis-s on FRIDAY, thr lh'h January s47. th- Plan.a
ton known a. ''Al-n' Quarter late The property Of
Colonel William Allen. deceased, Of SurTy comfy, and
containing forty four hundred acres.
The land Is sliua ~ the county al nuhamp ton on
Notu%ay River, rrtr miles below The Norfolk and
Portsmouth Railroad and twelve ie- below Jrfi>a-
rm extending about seven miles along The river v hrh
j. ,vsahlc Monroe. above the Plantation, Tor
sells drawing feet waller. II Is believed tba larger
quantity Of yanaile oak and pune timber cannot he
found any nny.thle itrr n Virginia. Much II The
oak TIMBER heinz atmrnhy a"apirh f"f -hp-tilGing
aud PIPE aud the u- iirhrr al The Target aud
best qiag. To The shlp andri and tiib-feetltr, his
land offers Inducements, ;sf.y e. be met VITA timbsr
can br obtained ana transported ~ sna expense Ia
Norfolk, thr-uy tac nisnal Saamp Canal or 10 any
other pnri, t.r"re1 ihr Panilco sound.
On thu EsiItc dr.st Nii situated Bean Creek,
possessing waller power not .qnallrd II atI lection at
year and >nrIcrn, ior saw al! and cotton Factory,
IL addition 10 the Chs, Nh There j. Frame DAriins
House containing -iS room>i TIN house, with -! otG-s
usual olt-hoi>r- iur iatgr Piant 'ion Orchard, etc.
The whole Tract " III be- offered together. and If mol
So sold VIII hr divided ~ lniS IL sult purchasers.
TLRAs :-Enoueh will b. IeqniIeh IA rash tn pay all
thr nf The safe. Fer the ha.aacc credit nl
one iva and three equal annual nrnis without IN
trre-i, Will b. gwen, the pnfchar or purchasers rxrcu
TING bond with good security and lien being retained
until The purchase money shall br paid.
THOMAS : GHOLSON
WILLIAM " TONNES,
-.
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Negro Hs:ritsg.

GEORGE w. TDLER u JOHN r. COOK,
AGENTS AND COLLECTORS.
~ gorge w. EOLE.il ayas himself ot the
VI present. 10 return his sincere thanks u hi.
many friends and patrons Tor pas, iavors, aud
would ln,sl respectfully soicta continuance for
The above firm, whose unremilled exeIlons COM
bined, will be used TO promote the interests OF
those who are disposed 10 place their servants in
their charge 10 hire out Tor the ensuing year.
81 Office on Lisles Row, opposite pcni.enliary
Store. II REFERENCE: TIE Pubic.
ID,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Eescr;siss.-.ssPcr,,5fS!

WANTED, ONE HUNDRED strong, ac-
w tive young MEN, 10 serve with Rocket and
Mountain Howiizer Batteries, nov preparing b.
The Ordnance Department, for immediate depar-
tuTe.
In pay, provisions and clothing, this corps will
be superior 10 any other get raised, and from The
Kind OF arms used, will constantly serve with The
advance oi The army
The highest character for courage and physi.
cal ability vii! be required for admission into the
corps. Apply 10 Lieut. I. L. Ringgold Ordinance
cofps) al Miss GoTdon's, Franklin Street, or 10
Capt.. Smith, al the Richmond Rendezvous
a premium OF Two dollars vii! be paid 10 any
one bringing proper recruit 10 the Rendezvous
Dec, l2-Im
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Notice.

WE have associated with MS in The Commits
w sion business in this place, MIR. ROBERT
A. MARTIN; the business, in future, will be
conducted under The firm Of N. NJ. MARTIN,
BROTHER & Co.
We solicit Tor the new concern continuance
Of lae very liberal patronage extended 10 US.
n. Nj. MARTIN & co.
Richmond Jan. Isl, 1877
Jan. 4-d2t&c4t
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NEGRO HIRING. sc,

.N.-ItItV I1IIsI.NNI, nc.
THE subscriber, al his OLD stand, Main street,
\ corner below the Banks. continues 10 Hire
out Negroes, Rent ouI Houses, an. attend 10 Col
leclions Of every kind Persons inending 10
send Negroes 10 be- hired oui ior The ensuing year
ought 10 send them 10 him as soon alter Christ.
mas as possible. hereby securing better homes
ant rrices. Every attention in sickness j. given
10 line servants.
Mr.. Il. G. TUNSTALL will continue 10 as
sisI him in hiring. RICHARD HILL, ia.
Dec 4-d&cil0thJaa
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BY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, il has been represented TO tho EIecn
w tive, that JOHN PERRY, convicted by the Supe.
iior Court of Fauquie coonty of murder in the second
degree, and sentenced 10 seven years imprisonment i'll
the Penentiary, has escaped from the jail Of said couu
~, and is going at large Therefore, |, William
Smith, Governor Of the Commonwealth of Virginia, do
hereby offer reward Of 'fty dollars TO any person or
persons who will apprehend the said John Perry, and
convey him to the jail OF Fauquer county; and do re-
Qne all officers, civil and military, and request the
people Of the Commonwealth generally, 10 use their
hest orerons to procure the arrest of the said Pey
that he may be dealt with according to law.
Given under my hand "a Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth, al Richmond
lsc.L, this first day of January, III the year Of
Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-se
ven, and Of ihs Common wealth the seventy-fr.t.
Jan 5-cwiw WM. SMITH.
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DEATHS.

Died, on yesterday morning, January 4h at quarter
past O'Clock, Mrs. FRANCES T., wife of Mosby John
son, and daughter OF Elliott and Eliza 5. Chllrs, OF
Chesterfield county, Va. The deceased was a member
Of the First Baptist Church In this city,
ing fully in her Saviour. Her friends and acQuaint-
ances, and Congregation OF the FIRST Baptist Church,
invited 10 attend her funeral from the residence
her husband, Franklin street, AT 10 O'Clock, this
TUESDAY, morning. without further notice.
Died. on yesterday morning, of Scarlet Fever, ED
WARD, youngest son of Isaac A. and Eliza Ann God
din in tho 4lh year of his age The friends OF the ia
miiy, and those Of Mrs. Susanna Davis requested
attend his funeral this morning, at III O'clock from
the residence Of his father, franklin and 9Th Streets
Died, on the 18th December, 1886, at O'Clock in the
morning. in Granville county, N. C., Col. WM. Nc
CARGO, In the SD year of HIS age. The deceased
kind aud charitable man, atIordng relief, whenever
il In his power To do TO all who might need he
He started from Oxford, ~ e, Monday morning, the
l4h Dec and, after travelling Is miles, he attack
ed, is supposed, with Apopexy, and remained for
veral hours the cold ground before he found
Medical aid was obtained possible, but no
relief eou Id be given. The deceased Affection
ate husband and parent, leaving wife, children, and
many relatives and friends To mourn their loss.
or Wing requested to COPY.
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Concert TONIGHT.

TN consequence OF the Overlooking houses, and
i renewed solicitations which continue 10 he
conferred upon them in this city, The HARMO-
Moons will have the honor 10 give one more
Grand Musical Soree, al The Odd Fellows Sa-
loon, THIS EVENING, exclusively in citizens
dress, with change OF Programme and Piano
Forte Accompaniment
Admission 25 cents; Children, with parents or
guardians, hall price.
Doors open a, halt-past 6, 10 commence al half
past o'clock. Jan. Sit
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Removal.
JOHN Y. H,HDWICkE

MERCHANT TAILOR,
INFORMS his customers aud he public gene
i rally, that he has removed To No. 4, Wal ST.,
under The City Hotel, and will be happy 10 serve
them with any articles in hia line, with prompt
ness and dispatch, on as COOL terms as any house
in the city elsewhere.
J. V. "A. returns his thanks 10 mis- customers
for their past iavor> hoping they will continue
the same al his new stand. Constantly Oh hand
every article Of grLliemen's wear. ]. V. Ii.
Dec, a5-d&cu
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INFALLlBLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND
EENER-No Cnlc, 10 Pm!

FAR PRICES AGCE AND FEVER PILLS are war
~ raGled 10 cure Acnr md Fever IN from twenty 10
thirty hours. II directions are followed. Ten Pills
have frequently permanently cured The worst rises IN
no instance have III rry been known IL fail, They are
prepared rnl slIinIc vegetable medicines. Each box
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per- hox; or 81 per
dozen Planters aud Farmers would find Il I" their in
teres 10 keep sunpy m hand, they may thus save
large Doctors Biis TIRE Pills be put M IN neat
letter packages and sent by ria nj letter postage The
poprieors in order prevent cUunteei;s ann imposi
lion. are determined not To establish agencies Al or
drrs must he attended with the cash. pest paid md d.
recled 10 Dr. }. kESNok ny ~,
Bank Street, Petersburg, VirgiRia.
". 0 The money will be returned IN every case Of
e,,ure. July 3l-ca
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MARRJAGES.

Married, Thursday evening, the 2ith December, al
Townfed, Northampton county, Va, by the Rev.
J. Ufforj, Mir. JOS. X. WElSlGER, of Goochland, to
Mrs. CAROLINE 9. JONES, OF tho former place.
Married, on Tuesday, December eo,h, 1885, by the
Rev. J. +. Edwards, Mr. ROBERT J. A. SMITH 10
Mis- DRUSILLA +. HIX-ail Of this city.
Married, on the 23d Of December by the Rev. Bsnja-
min Kidd Mr.. CORNELIUS II. BARNEY, at King
William, TO Miss LUCY ANN, eldest daughter of Tom
ple Elicit, ESQ Of Hanover
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Removed.

RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
IL THEMATICAL lNSTITUTE-Th ex-
ercses OF this Institution will be resumed on Mon
day. JAM 4h, in the house occupied by Mr.. VIM.
Burke corner OF Grace and 7lh streets. For ad-
mission, apply 10 RlCH'D STERLING,
Jan. 80; Principal.
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I.ITTL.ETOWS ACADEAIY.

Igl LII
THE Trustees of this lnsnt an would respectfully
announce the public. that they have secured liir
services If Mr.. LEVI REUBEN, Instructor for the
ensuing Mr. Reuben IL recently from TIE State Of
New York. where, the Trustees learn from numerous
and falernq testimonials in his possessinn and from
other reliable sources, he has hten engaged as al IN
srctor during the last fnlr years III large aud Ion
rshnr Academy, with "eminrnt ability and success
As his labors have been IN distant part OF the coun
Try, and consequently, cannot he Immediately referred
by those who may take interest IN their School The
Trustees deem II due 10 hun 10 insert the following les
,imonial ,,...,.-
in this Academy, and has uniformly gwen the highest
satisfaction. lie has ar two aud ha terms hrrn a.
ISOLATED with IN conducting the School, AMI II gives
pleasure IN hear testimony t. lns pure ard Fl vailed
character a man, and thorough and extended attain
menis scholar. Although almost entirely sell
taught in the Ancient Languages, his classical aitaH
menls Of high order, aud in depth and accuracy
sirpass those Of many graduates Of College. He has
taught with eminent ability and sncce.s. in this n-tfn
ton, the Ancient Languages, Mathematics, Natural
Sciences, aud common English Branches liz winning
manners, faithful and sk,al instruction, aud iRr scho-
laIship have secured I" him thr unhonnd-d confidence
aud admiration Of all the students Of ia" institution
regard him rs a Young al very great promiSr, and
he Will meet with thai success III life to whirh his
talents character and scholarship enie him in an I'M
CIVILIAN F. BAsCoM, Principal.
"Yates Academy, Orleans Co, ~ y, June J. lcib "
II Is hardly necessary that The Trustees ray anything
in addition 10 The above. They VIII state, however
that they regard their School aiIunc tie means oi
"A good, thorough and practical idncat'"n Young men
be- prepared IN II 10 enter College, ard can be al
vanerd one or years in their fuli-ae Among
the branches which viii be taught, II dcslfti a.e the
following: Latin, Greek, Natural Philosophy, ciemis-
try, Physiology, Geology, Algebra, Geomery, survey
ing, Book Keeping, &C.
The village of L;te'own ~ retired md pleasant, and
connected by good roads with the principal towns In the
adjacent counties The society Is good, and The school,
In the judgment of the Trustees, offers many induce
nents those who wish to spend pleasant aud profit
able term in The prosecution Of course OF study.
Tuition Fees are notwithstanding from $40 Ia
sl7 50 per session nf five months; and hoard can he
procured at $40 per session, in the village where the
Their In OF out of school,
The School will be opened on The second Monday in
January.
ANY communication addressed 10 Or. Thomas D.
Brown, Ltletown Sussex county, Virginia, Will be
promptly attended IT,
FRANCIS E. RiVES,
JHO n. WALKER,
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EDUCATION.
nN1:nRD ACADEMY.

CONCORD ACADEMY.
rEiHE next session Of this Institution viii commence
the lst Of February, and terminate the 3oh 81 June
following: -, ,>,,r,,,,r,oN
The Latin and Greek Languages, Ancient History
aud t;eoeraphy-Prnf. I. w. Coleman, NJ
Mathematics, comprising Arithmetic, Algebra, Gr.
ometry, Plane aud Spherical Tnson,!ne'ry, Nautical
Astronomy aud the nitientli and Integral Calculus
Prot. l.. ". Coleman, y VI. =,
The French. Spanish and Italian I.aDeuases-?'ci
Isidofr Outlet. :,
Natural Philosophy. comprising Mechanics U! drn
dynamics pncuiiltcs, Acoustics, nlrc.iiriy tni Nd
vnnisn, optics and Astronomy-Proi l. NJ. Coleman
Moral Philosophy-Prof +. W. Coleman, a. NJ.
TERMS.
Board tincludns washing, bedding aud lneD and tut
tjo for the session Of five months, 5ll5-p1yabe III
advance.
fers 10 the gentlemen whose names are gwen prioW
and for the superior qualifications Of lili assistant, l..
NJ. Coleman, 10 the annexed testimonial oil lie Proes-
F. ". COLEMAN, Principal
Address-Consord Academy, Caroline county.
REFESENCEs.-IIon John Y. Mason. Secretary Of
the Navy Dr. E. r. Scott Speaker Of The SENATE OF vr
Q,nia; Thomas j. Randolph, ESQ., Albemare; Dr.
Armstead Conk, Portsmouth; RoDert e. Sianard, Esq .
Richmond; VIM. II. Harrison, ESQ.,. Prince George;
Robert I. Hunter, Esq ESSEX; WiIiinm ~; lay
Col. William Armstrad,' Alabama; Right Rev. NJ
clolas Colbs, d. D., Bishop Of Ala; Hon. Thomas H.
BayIy, NJ. e.; Judge Daniel Coleman, Aiabainai WIN
H. Johnson Esq PeIeIsbufe lion. james A. Srddon,'
NJ t.; WIN. A. Gibbons, ESQ., New Jersey, Gen. Ber
nard Peylun,' and Is. w. Leigh, ESQ.,. Richmond.
Gentlemen who either have had, or who al present
have SONS or wards members Of the Institution
Rr Testimonial Of the Professors Of The University
Of Virginia:
UNIVERSITY OF VA, Nov. 30, 1896.
MIR. l.. NJ. Coleman q distinguished graduate o The
Schools uf Ancient Languages, Modern Languages
Mathematics, Natural ChlnsoPhy, Chemistry aud ilo
raj Philosophy in the University of Virginia. and has
re rived from that Institution The degree of MASTER %
ANS
During his residence nj the University his studies
wrrr pursued with uniing diligence, and Were re-
wHrded with an unusual share al success IN every
subject which his attention directed. W., there
fore regard him a. admirably prepared 10 commence
the turs Of an Instructor Of youth, and we creriuiiy
rrcnmfn nd him. rot only Nell grounded ~ The
raj branches taught in the academic Schools 81 thu
University but n gentlemen OF unbienlshcd clafac-
ter aud cuncallns manners
GESsNEa HARRISON,
Prot. Of Ancient Languages.
NJ. SCuELE III WE'RE,
Prof. Mod. Languages.
EDWARD II. COuRTENAY,
Pro-. of Mathe mates.
WM. Is. ROGERS,
Prof. haiulal Philosophy.
w. II. McGTFFEY,
Prof Moral Philosophy.
X. +. ROGERS,
Dec 25-d3i&ctf Pr"l. Chem and Mat Med.
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Jan. S-cw2m K. ELDRIDGE. c. c. 8. c.


FoEsIgNEs NEW HoME.-Wm. P. TURPIN's
rklZE OFFICE.
c,n,., NJ. Morning-New Jersey Lottery, Glass L.
Ok - saovco, 5000, $500, 2,000 10 of 500, 10 Of
T,,s,w1i 100, etc. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Whole
ii oeIacs =. halves So quarters IS. Gales close al
la 'his morning, a, w. p. TURPlN'S.
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a.. r. PeudIeten,

SUCCESSOR TO ID. NJ. HOYT)
Lotiery Office, No 3 Exchange Hotel, RfcanlonF,
Virginia.
TINE following grand Schemes show beautiful ar
i ranrement for the present month, tJannary.) Ad-
venturcrs, and those who never advrntured are re-
auestsd 10 notice particularly the Schemes for the 9Th.
nrzes Of sl0 OOO the 10Th, s35,0O0 IS drawn ballots;
and 3lnh s25 OuO ST Nos. and Is drawn I he Tickets
ARE received and all orders will meet with prompt At
tention, IL addressed 10
E. d PENDLET0N, Richmond.
P. s. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
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THE subscriber returns his thanks 10 his friends for
the liberal patronage received during his connection
with Mr.. NJ. A. Hope and respectfully Informs Them,
and the public generally that he Will continue TO con-
duct the GROCERY aud GRAN AIRY BUSINESS Al
the same stand occupied BY lSBEi.l.& HOPE.
lie hopes by asSiduty and strict attention To bust
ness TO merit and share fair portion Of public patron
age. FRANCIS i. lSBELL,
Late Of the Firm of lsbell & Hope.