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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15
CONCORD ACADEMY.

THIS Institution is located in Caroline county, Vir
L gina, forty miles North of Richmond, and three
miles from The Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
The Of instruction comprises the Latin, Greek
French and Spanish languages Mathematics in all is
branches, Natural and Moral Philosophy.
TERMS for Board and Tuition, for six months, COM
mencns the lst Of February next, viii he Sl0-Sl0O
payable advance. $40 nj the close of the session
+ w COLEMAN, A NJ, Principal.
l. NJ COLEMAN, a NJ.
Post OfIice-Concord Academy.
REFERENCEs-IIon John Mason. Secretary of
the Navy; DR. Scotrr Speaker OF the Senate Of vir
GINA; Gen Bernard Peyton,s Maj Thomas II Ellis.
Mrssrs w Leigh, James A Seldom and Robert e
Stanard Richmond; lion Robert NJ I Hunter and Rich
ard Baylor. Esq, Essex; Messrs John Tabb' and Jno
Bryan,s Gloucester; Messrs Miers w Fishers and
George F wilkins. Accomac; Col Thomas Ran
dolphs and WIN Rives," Esq, Albrmarle; VIM u
Tayloe,s Esq, Mount Airy; WIN II liarison,' Esq.
Prince George; Mai Clayton G Coleman. Louisa; Dr
Armistead Cooke Norfolk; William II Roy,s ESQ.,
Matthew's Hon Thomas Il Bayy; Thomas II Gholson..
Esq, PETERSBURG; Andrew Hunter, Esq Jefferson; Rev
VIM Friend, Port Royal; RI Rev Nicholas Cobbs, Judge
Samuel Chapman and Judge Daniel Coleman, Ala
bama; DR. WIN Daniels Georgia; John Compton,
Esq, louisiana; Hon James u Mason,s Winchester.
Gentlemen who either have had or at present
have, sons o wards members OF the institution.
Dec l2-ctFebl
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TN Goochland County Court, Goth November 1885,
On the motion of David Shelton, distributes Of Jo
seph Shelton, deceased Ordered that all persons who
may claims against the Estate of the said Joseph
Shelton, deceased do exhibit the same to William s.
Fowler and Elhu L. Terrell, Administrators OF the said
Joseph Shelton deceased for settlement, before
the fourteenth day of February next-it appearing TO
tho Court that than two years have elapsed since
the qualification Of the said Administrators; and that
copy this order be forth inserted in ncwspa
per published In the city Of Richmond for eight weeks
successfully, and posted al the door Courthouse
Of this county on two several Court days.
A Copy-Teste,
Deeaewsw MAR. w. MILLER, elk.
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EDUCATION.
~ asiligsgtO.s Ncademy.

WE undersigned having associated for the purpose
" es'hpl'shing ~ the tow II OF Washington an In
sttion on more extensive scale than heretofore give
notice that they wal Open the sh of January lisp
anu wiz terminate me nrst session the 18th OF July
ine second session WIZ commence on the Isl Of Sep
TENDER, and ter male on the Goth of December
This School is designed TO afford To pupils an onpo,:u.
MY TO obtain thorough anu liberal education Tile
uojects embraced in The plan of instruction. will he.
LIST. Ancient and Modern Llnguagss-viz: III, lie
brew, Greek, Latin, French, German, Spanish and
Italian languages and Literature, Ancient and Modern
History, &c.
The Languages will be taught with I constant Ety.
mooglcal reference 10 the English, systrmalicai and
thorough knowledge of The structure and material Of
the latter heing important branch Of Modern Educa
lion. All the languages will be taught after The
Of the mos, approved high schools in this country AMI
In Europe-sn: by oral and written exercises, and
TRANSACTIONS made from the English the respective
ancient Modern language; also by examinations and
Questions on The best text hooks.
ne French and German being spoken by one Of the
PRINCIPALS pupils who may desire to obtain q facility in
convers'ng IN those languages will have an ample OPP
portunty afforded them.
ID English Grammar, Geography, Composition, Flo
con. Book Keeping, Mathematics, (a liberal course
Chemistry, Natural and Moral Philosophy. &c, &C.
MIR. Grayson VIII also have 4 Female School ICON
Quoted by lady oferperience and hish literary attain
mens,l in which young ladies will be instructed in all
the branches of an English Education, Modern Lam
gnages, Vocal and instrumental Music, Needle-Work,
Drawing, sc.
Vocal Music will be taught in CLASSES without an ex
ira charge. Piano and Guitar al the usual rates.
WI uiayson bases uls Ciaii 10 the puuiiC patronage
on the fact OF his having conducted this Academy for
number of years To the satisfaction of his employers
Mr. Maerens refers To Professor Harrison, Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia. lin whose family he has taught and
given entire satisfactorily also, Professors WIN. B..
and Robert c. Rogers Of the same Institutions the Hon.
Judge Cranch, Of Washington City. and many other
gentlemen Of distinction and learning
Washington situated At the base Of the Blue Ridge,
Is remarkably healthy place, and there haunts
OF vice within its peaceful borders. The society of
Rappahannnck Is of the first order.
TERMS-For hoard. washing. fuel, light. &c, item
months,l SIS. The tuition fees W i'll range from sic 10
$780, with an extra charge for Modern Languages, Mu
SIC &c Board To be paid half yearly in advance.
Additional information can br obtained b. addressing
the Principals, who will furnish circulars containing an
accurate statement Of all expenses.
G w GRAYSON,
II w MARTENS, A N.
&J The male and female pupils will room In sepa.
rate buildings, bur eat at the table, thereby
ing advantageshat will be duly appreciated BY parents.
Washington, Rappahannock co., Va, Dec l-cllt
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Firm Of n porsr u Attorney 10 pote By Proxy
Firm nj i'Hdqrit.

- CousTr-to wit:
-, Justice of the Peace for said county, do
herebv certify that -, who ha- executed the
foregoing OF attorney, personally appeared before
me- and made oath, That the stock on which - vote
- proposed 10 be given Is bona fde, and that the
same held by OF any transfer, contved or
designed 10 rvade the provisions Of the act Establish
ing general regulations for the incorporation of Banks
passed 22d March, 1897.
Given under my hand, this - day Of -, Is.
n.r
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EDUCATION.

THE FEMALE SCHOOL at the residence Of the
i subscriber wildwood. Powhatan county,l will be
Ie-opcnrd, under the superintendance Of Miss Sarah
Miller, SD long and favorably known Teacher in
this part Of Virginia. The 18th day Of January ls49
The peculiar advantages OF this School very great
Miss Miller. during her childhood spoke no other
than the French language, understands II thoroughly
and speaks 1t as well 4 native. So with the English
-haviag learned very dramatically, she teaches in
like manner.
The subscriber will take six boarders II early app
cation be made.
TERMS:
All the branches Of a thorough English Education, and
Board, per session Of ton months, 800
Tuition in English, IS
Tuition in French, 20
Music on Piano, ~
Payable the end OF each half session Of five onhs
No deduction, except in cases of continued Illness
Pupils entered for the whole term Of ten months.
Address-Dr. David McCaw, Subjects Tavern Pow
hatan county. Nov 2l-ctf
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Farmers, Bank of Virginia.

THE General Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
L Farmers Bank Of Virginia will he held At their
Banking House, in the CITY Of Richmond, on Wednes-
day, the 10Th January, 1873
An act Of Assembly, passed hlarch 25th, 1872 pro-
ydes tthat no officer director Of Bank shall here.
after by proxy for any stockhoder in any election
Of Directors Officers OF Bank, nor shall any proxy
be valid which shall have been executed sixty days be-
fore the time OF any election"
december slh, 1913. J. G. BLAIR, Cashier.
Form OF n porer " Attorney 10 pote by Proxy.
Know ALL MEN nv THESE PRESENTS, That - Of
-, do hereby appoint - to be - substitute
and proxy, for and in - name and behalf In vote al
any election Director Directors OF the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia; and, furthermore, To he - substi
tute or proxy, 10 represent - al all meetings of the
Stockholders of the Farmers Bank Of Vsinia, and In
name and behalf TO vote respecting The enacting,
repeating or amending such bylaws, ordinances
gulaons n NAV be deemed necessary and convenient
for the government of said Bank.
In witness whereof, - have hereunlo sci - hand
and SEAL this - day Of -, 10.
Sealed and delivered in - -, lssAL.l
the presence Of y -, lsEAL.l
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RUMFORD ACADEMY, KING WILLIAM
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.


Is situated Ave miles from hyetts in community OF
i marked intelligence and refinement. The location
Is noted for heathfnness and the buildings (erected
expressly for Academic purposes) admirably combine
comfort and convenience. For nearly half century
this Institution has been established seat ofsarnine
and to many Of our able men are deeply indebted
The buildings have recently been thoroughly repair
ed, and the subscriber. aided by WI smith, whose
moral and scholastic fitness has been fully tested VIII
he ready receive pupils the Goth Of January, 1879
The scholastic year, with vacation OF one month du
ring the Summer, will close the 20th day OF December
following.
The course of studies will embrace the Mathemau
CAL Classical and Scientific subjects taught In our best
Academies.
The School will conducted npnnthe most approved
principles OF instruction and pina, and every effort
made 10 render it intellectually and morally worthy Of
liberal patronage.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, with every necessary, lights ex-
cepted, for ten months, $3.50
nay scholars. for ten months, 81
French and Tactics, each, )
Address-ayleus, King William county, Va:
Dec l-laf6t JNO PITTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15

GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER!
EVERY TICKET A PRIZE
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. TO be drawn
on Saturday, December 10Th, lSis. at Baltimore. Is
Nos II drawn Grad Capitals: 5000, "a 900, l2,.
600. 5000, 5000, 81 1,Oo, &c. Tickets sl5-shares
in proportion Each md every Ticket in this Lottery
will be prize, for all those Tickets without drawn
number are each emitted 20 SIS gross.
Three prizes 81 $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 4, to be drawn at
Baltimore. Maryland on Saturday, Dec. 23d, ls45.-.
Is Nos 70 drawn Grand Capitals: Of s25 900, Of
5000, of 4OOO of $3.50, of $50, of 1918, 20 of
1000, &c. Tickets so-shares In proportion.
10000 DoLLAsS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
susquehanna Canal Lottery, No. 4, 10 be drawn al
Baltimore "Wednesday, Dec. 9Th, l845 IS Nos, 10
drawn. Capitals: $4,000 ~ 600, .n0o 5,495. 1000,
1000, % of 1885, &C. Tickets slO; halves S. quar-
tiers so.
Grand Scheme 70. the close oil The month
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. S, TO be
drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, Dec. 9Th, 1913 az
Nos ~ drawn Grand Capitals s5o, 600, OF 900,
20 of $780, 10 of 1000, &c. Tickets SlO' halves s.
quarters 9 so.
10 In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
ofthree Tickets.
ar orders for Tickets 10 the above will meet prompt
and con tide ntial site ntion, IL addressed 10
]. B. COWLES, Wall street,
Dec Richmond. Va
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Commissioner and Aimnisusto- de boais non
with The will annexed, Of Hm. Newman, deed
Orange Court house, NOV. 9-d2a &clds
NEGROES For SALE

SHALL sell, 10 the highest bidder for ready money,
In front of Elisha MELONS, Tavern, NJ Louisa Court
Court day,-SlX LIKELY NEGROES, belonging to
the Estate OF the late Col. Joseph Shelton Said Ne
groes are all yonns-threr men, boy and two
They ars sold for DIVISION by authority Of decree Of
the County Court Of Goochland rendered on the 2th
November lsis-suit styled Sheon, &c ", Shelion's
Administrators and Others Ii the day named should
prove unfair, The sale will take place the next fair
day thereafter. w : FOWLER,
Administrator Of Joseph Shelton, deceased.
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NOTICE

4 MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the Clover Hill
n Railroad Company will be held al the Once OF the
Company, In this city, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF
January, le4S. b WOOLUhiDGE, seey
Richmond, Dec I1cd
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nlSSECFlNG CASES. Dissecting Cases of
~ very superior quality received and for sale
oy 80 X; r DUvAL, Druggist,
Dec' . Under the American Hotel.
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Andrew Johnston,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATE Of Quincy, Illinois, has returned TO Rich
Lmond and will practise in the Courts held in ths
city and county, and the adjoining counties.
~ office over Messrs. Smith q. llarwood's, Main
street. NAV 2-Iyd&r
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AUCTION SALES.
ELEVEN NEGROES


ms Day, Al hat pas, o'clock, will be sold
oy Us II likely Negroes consisting OF likely
Men, nom ~ &c 80 wars Ct ssr; 9 Girls, 3 We
men an J BOYS, !frE: . IA years ni age.
Dec Is PULLlaM & SLADE. Auct.
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Tickets $40; halves; quarters . SO.

10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Canal Lottsy, Glass No. 4, for ls48
to bedrawn in Baltimore, iaryland, on Wednesday,
Dec. 9th. rs Nos !, 10 drawn.
Grand Sheme:
| prize of S33, 900 prize OF 90 900
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yYiLI,IAN GOULDlN.

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
LAS removed his Office to No. 10, Governor street, q
i few doors above Main street
He continues to hire out Negroes, rent out houses.
collect claims, and attend TO other business, &C.
neral Agent.
Particular attention is given during the year to the
health and comfort OF the Negroes hired out by him.
nse
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Gsank OF virginia.

THE general meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Bank Of Virginia Will be- held at their Banking
House, in The city Of Richmond, on Monday, the 9Th
of January next.
BY an act Of the Legislature passed 25th March,
ls42 s.no Offcer Director Of Bank, shall vote by
proxy for any Stakeholder any election of Directors
or Officers Of 4 Bank, nor shall any proxy be valid
which shall have been executed sixty days before the
time of any election"
SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
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R. A. ALLEN.

Having sold on, my sock of HATS AND
CAPS to Mr.. R. A. Allen | would solicit for
him The patronage OF my old friends and custo-
mers, Knowing that he will use every exertion TO
please all who may favor him with CALL
Dec il-3m ROBT. M. ALLEN.
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SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
Form Of pa1ocr fer poiing By PROXY.

Form OF pa1ocr l0T p0llng by proxy.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
- hereby appoint - 10 be substitute and proxy
for and in - name and behalf, TO vote at any
election Of Director o. Directors of the Bank Of Vir
cinia; and furthermore represent-- al all meet
ncs Of the Stockholders Of said Bank, and in -
name and behalf To respecting the enacting, re-
pealing or amending such Laws, Ordinances or
Regulations al may be deemed necessary and conve.
nent for the government and management OF the said
Bank, rs fully a. might or could, were - per
sonally present
Witness, - hand and seal this - day Of
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By ". IL. 81 &. ss. Hill, Aucts.
NEGROES.

We wi!lscll THIS MORNING, 4, 10 o'clock.
one Negro Man, two Negro Boy,, ami Negro
Gill.
Dec Is n = 30 . MN a,o,.
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La IN bert,s d fMce,

On Fourteenth Street, under The Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LANDER respectfully UNIFORMS his friends
and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business of Lottery Broker, In the Office Ton l4h
street, underline Exchange Hotel formerly occupied
by D. Nj. Hoyt. and recently bv +. Ii. Pendleton.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg Lottery, Glass 10:
"A 40 / 81 81 l3 2 40 25 So
Whole Ticket, Nos. 81 SO Each $50
L. L. A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-15

IN HaNCERY-vIaGrsrA:- al Rules held in tho
Clerks Office of the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit the 9th day Of November 1913:
Thomas Tinslry, William n. Tinsiey, and Adolph
Dill Plaintiffs:
against
Luther x. Boxley, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named mol having entered Ma
appearance and gwen security, according 10 the ACT of
by satisfactory evidence that hr j. inhabant Of
this Commonwealth II " ordered, that the said DE
PENDANT do appear the rule To lie held Tor The said
Court thr first Monday IN February next, and an
the bill Of the Plaintiffs and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted IN newspaper published
in the city of Richmond f,r tao months excessively,
and posted the front door Of the State Court house In
the said city. Copy-Tpste,
Nov l7-cw2m p RnBERTs. Clark.
IN CHANCERY-viRGiSIA: AT Court continued
aud held for buckingham county n the Court House,
on Tuesday, the l4th day Of November, 1913 !:
fleming Cayce, PIaintih
against
Marshall n. Adcock, and James Huddeson. admins.
traitor Of Henry Adcock, deceased, Defendants.
The defendant. Marshall II. Adcock, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according 10
the act Of Assembly and The rules Of this Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he not an in
habant OF this country; II ia ordered that the said
Marshall H. Adcock do appear here the first day Of
t and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some public newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mond for two months successveiy, and posted al the
front door Of the Court House of this county.
Copy. Tsste,
INV at-cvam ROLFE ELDRI0GE, &. b. G..
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NEGROES For SALE

1NILL be sold 10 the highest bidder n Lonlsa
w Court house, on FRIDAY The %. day OF Deem
Der, ls43, Il fair, 4 not on the fIstialf dag-sunday
exc.pted,-TnlRrEEN NEGROES, belonging To this
Estate of James Burnley, deceased the greater portion
OF them being young and very likely.
The TERMS viii be twelve months credit, the puf.
ciasers giving bonds with approved security.
SAML q BURNLEY,
Administrator Of James Burnley, decd.
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CHe sa oos: II I OF STATE STOCK
ha ace vii, hs q State Stock registered In
"''nuary nexl. "om the 2lst instant until
tutors ofice, Dec Is, ls4s|,o,s' "a Auditor.
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0DEON.-The public is respectfully informed
~ that in consequence OF premature and M
nnely death 10 Mr.. Preson's family, The opening
o. the odeon sdeferred few days. Ia the mean
nme every attention is being paid to the careful
embellishments and comforts OF the establishment.
Dec. II
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Thomas N. TaliaferrO.

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
WILL continue the ensuing year, (l649 10
w Hire GU. Negroes, Rent on! Houses, Col
lecl Claims, sell privately any thing that may be
entrusted 10 him, such as grain Of all kinds. He
will also attend TO any auction sales out OF the
corporation, or in any OF The adjoining counties,
within 20 miles of this city.
Those wishing my services in the hiring out
of their Servants will please notify me as early
as practicable, that may be enabled 10 procure
good homes Tor them.
pledge myself that no exerlion shall be want
ing on my part 10 give satisfaction 10 all who
may entrusl business TO me.
Office on Wall street, near City Hotel.
Nov. 30 TuOS. II. TALIAFERRO.
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Three prizes of $4,000 DOLLARS

J
Each nd every Ticket in tits Lottery will be a prize.
for all those Tickets withoua drawn number are each
entitled TO S. gross.
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!, MS DAY II 10 O'CLOCK, wiil be sold three
G SaIIo Men. Two Negro Boys, ard TWO Negro
K. ii. DICKINSON u BROTHER,
DEC 10 Aucls.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NEGROES.
PURSUANT to The PROVISIONS oil decree OF
i Orange Circuit Superior CUuu Of Law an;
Chancery, made on the 9Th day OF October, lS46.
in The cause therein depend ng, 10 The name OF
William Newman against Jane S. Newman in
her own right, and as ExecutrIx OF 1 hos. New
man, deceased, and others, defendants, The under
signed, Commissioner appointed Tor thai purpose
b. said decree will, IN The first day Of January,
lo49, offer for sale. al public auction 10 he high
est bidder, a, Orange Courthouse, all lie Me-
GROES IN his possession, Or uncer his control,
as Administrator de bonis non, with The will an
nexsd Of William Newman, deceased, consist
me OF men, boys, girls, women and children
t@enIy-sl1 IN number IN a credit Of II months.
The decree directs that The purchaser be re-
qnired TO give bond with coed security, bear
Ing interest from The day OF sale, with an en-
dorsemsnt, Thar, if the principal be Runciually
paid, The inleicsi is To be remitled.
JOHN NJ CHAPMAN,
Commissioner and AdnnsIsto- de boais non,
with The will annexed, Of VIM. Newman, deed.
Orange Court house, Nov 9-d2u &c,ds
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. COUNTY, TO WIT

- COUNTY, TO WIT
Justice OF the Peace for said county,
do hereby certify that -, who ha- executed tho
above Power of Attorney, personally appeared be.
fore me, and made oath that the stock on which -
vote - proposed 10 be given, is bona hde -,
and that the same held by means Of any transfer
conriyed or designed 10 evade the provisions of the
act Establishing general regulations for the incorpo
ration af Banks passed the 22d March, la.i7.
Given under my hand, this - day Of. lH .
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Edward w. g. ChaS. Norris,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW

WILL practice in the Courts Of Louisa, Goochland
w and Hanover. They will also attend to any busi-
ness confded to them in adjoining counties.
Address-Montpelier, Hanover county, Va.
Nov 3I-cIOtif
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TO LYNCHBURG, CHARLOTTESVILLE
AND STAUNTON
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NEGRO FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
wv E have for sale privately, a first rate man
w servant, accustomed to waiting in the
house or about hotel. The very best references
as 10 character can be given. Applyto Mr.. VIM.
Tyler OF Charles City, or to
PULLIAM & SLADE,
Dec. l4-6t Wall Street.