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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-19
King William, Dec. l5-3t
NOTICE


WILL he sold nv public auction, al the store Of Cyrus
w Harding Northumberland county, Virginia. on the
rst dav OF January 1s49 Chat being hiring day., 81
VEN NEGROES. on credit Of Twelve months, for
division among the heirs of the late Frederick Cas-
kins thu GASkfNS, c c.
Northumberland co, Dec Is, ls48-c5t'
LAND IN POWHATAN FOR SALE.
WILL offer for sale, publicly. on the premises, 90
FRIDAY, the 22d Of December, 1913. my Land on
James river, in Powhatan connty22 miles from Rich
mnnd, and one mile from Snblrips Tavsrn-coniain-
ing 800 q OF which low grounds edua 10 any
James river. There - acres that could be made
hrst rate meadow land, entirely Tree OF water. WOOD
and timber enough for all plantation purposes; brick
dwelling house with four rooms and passage; new
barn. and necessary out hoh%rs
Persons wishing 10 purchase IN this section cannot
he -inr p,ea-@d The land iir- well, 1. susceptible
Of every improv ement ami could he made beautiful
place Those wishing 10 purchase are particularly IN
vitrd 10 look for themselves.
The sale viii certainly lake place on the day above
named, when r,ie terms Will br made known.
Those wishing 10 purchase privately are referred 10
Hannibal Harri. George n. N. Porter Tor prce and
terms THO. a. HARRlS.
Soy 0a-fw4y
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STATIONS Office,
NO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH

- u
~ MOND, VIRGINIA
Let a II the world say wilatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesbufg, No 10. Dec. 10:
81 81 10 81 % 40 40 81 81 81 % 69 46 II.
Ticket Nos. IL 81 81, prz. Of $3.50 bolh
Whole. Nos. 81 & 81, do. 1905 sold
and paid by STRATUM.
Drawn Nos oi Delaware Nc. so:
274I 5 % PC "A Sc 80 2s p 81 SO 80
TICKETS Nos. IS Al SO, prize Of 5000; do
30 50 IS 90 Of 400, 10th sold an paid by
STRATTON
Draws Nos. Delaware Class 60:
y 5 % 2G "A So 81 IS - 81 60 80.
Ticker 80 63 u, prize OF 5000 sent 10 This
office
Drawn Nos. Of Mononsaia Glass Is, Dec 8:
Is 80 80 80 81 So 6 s 10 So 20 &c u "A.
Tlckrt Nos 8 80 80, capital sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia, No. II, Dec. Is:
81 Sc 80 36 So as 80 Is 10.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, Extra, 100, Dec. l6:
IL az 60 SIS So So 81 q 81 3S 69 a9
Ticker, Nos 81 40 81, capital, sold ami raid
BY STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK
20,IsO DoLLARSl OF 10000 DOLLARS!
TUESnAY-Leesburg. No. &c. Capitals: $40, lso,
OF u. 900, of 900, IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tick
els So; haivrs2 So qrs. 25
30 900 DOLLARSl ISL 600 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No. o.. Captals:-S3O,-
OOO l5O00 5000 5000, 1000, 2,07s, 90 of 1000, &c
66 Nos. III drawn. Tickets Sl0i halves 5; drs 80.
40 900 DOLLARS!
THuRSDAY-Sussex, No. 30 Capitals: OF SlO,-
600 400 % oil 900 sc IS NDs., II drawn Tickets
S.; hav.sa 50; ars %.
l6 600 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, No. 70. Capitals:-sl6Ooo,
5000 T. 900, 800, of $40, &c - Nos. IL drawn
Tickets ga halves }; quarters !.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDsY-Susse1, Extra, No. 1873 Capitals =
81 900 600 6OO &c. IS Nos, IL drawn TICK is
81; halves 50 cls.; quarters 25cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEM Der!
GRAND SCHEME.
$50 900 Capital IS 900 lowest 3 No. prize
Virginia Leeshurg Lottery, Glass No. &, for ls4s, TO
be drawn on Saturday, December 3d. IS No. Lottery
-I2 drawn ballots. Prizes: S5O,D0J, 1900, 2o,OuO,
10 OOO aIi of uO0 &C of 200. sc. Tickets sl5-shares
in proportion
Virginia Ieesburg Lottery, Glass No. 70, for 1885, TO
bo drawn al Alexandria on Saturday, Dec. 3D. 70 NO.
Lottery-l2 drawn ballots. splendid scheme: $40.
s2 OF 9G00 Of 5,O00 10 Of 500, IL of 200, 20 Of
600, 30 OF 900, &c. Tickets Sl0 halves 5; ars 3D.
Orders or Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
Tickets NIL the Lotteries will be promptly Mt
tended to- aud draw inc sent WHEN requested Please
address orders To N. SIkhTluN.
Drc Is Riclmond, Va.
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washington academy.

THE undersigned having associated for the purpose
i of establishing in the town OF Washington an In
stitution on more extensive scale than heretofore give
notice that they will open, on the 9th Of January a49,
and will terminate the first session the 18th Of July
The second session viii commence on the Isl oil sep
TENDER, and terminate on the Goth Of December.
This School is designed to afford to pupils an opport-
nifty to obtain thorough and liberal education The
Isl. Ancient and Modern Llnguages-viz: the He
brew, Greek, Latin, French, German, Spanish and
Italian Languages and Literature, Ancient and Modern
History, &c.
The Languages will be taught with a constant Ety.
biological reference TO The English, systematical and
thorough knowledge of the structure and material of
the latter being an important branch of Modern Educa
tiou. All the languages will be taught after the manner
Of the approved high schools in this country and
in Europe-viz: by oral and written exercises, and
translaons made from the English into the respective
ancient Modern language; ALSO by examinations and
questions on the best text books.
The French and Germanbeing spoken by one of the
Principals pupils who may desire TO obtain facility in
conversng in those languages will have an ample OPP
portunity afforded them.
ID. English Grammar, Geography, Composition, Flo
cuton, Book Keeping Mathematics, Ia liberal COURSE,
Chemistry, Natural aud Moral Philosophy. &c, &c.
MIR. Grayson will also have Female School, icon
Quoted by lady experience and high literary attain
mcnls in which young ladies vii. be instructed in all
the branches of an English Education, Modern Lam
euages, Vocal aud Instrumental Music, Needle-Work,
Drawing, &C.
Vocal Music will be taught In classes without an eI
ira charge. Piano and Guitar at the usual rates.
Mr.. Grayson bases his claim TO the public patronage
the fact of his having conducted this Academy for
number of years TO the satisfaction OF his employers
MIR. Maertens refers 10 Professor HARRISON Of the Uni
versity of Virginia, Tin whose family he has taught and
given entire satisfactorily also, Professors VIM. g.
and Robert G. Rogers, of the Institutions The Hon.
Judge Cranch OF Washington City, and many other
gentlemen of distinction and learning
Washington Is situated the base of the Blue Ridge
Is remarkably healthy place. and there are no haunts
Of vice within It's peaceful borders. The society OF
Rappahannock is of the first order.
TERMS-For hoard. washing, fuel, light, &c, tien
months) SIS The tuition fees viii range from SLOT
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

THE Visitors and Governors Of this Institution
i having appointed the 29th day Of December Tor a
further meeting with more part cuhrly 10 MI
the chair of Political Economy, &c, which Is stii va
can't this is to notify all Visitors present At the
Iar meeting of the Board OF said appointment, and TO
request their punotuaI attendance the d designa-
ted JOHN tyler,
Nov 6-cwtd Rector of WIN. and Mary College.
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E,UCk,S OFFICE,

CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attic nton nf the friends and patrons Of this far
i famed pnz1 establishment is invited In The follow.
np list of Schemes To be drawn during the month OF
December. under the management of the old and sue
cessfuI Managers, d. Paine Il TO-, whose Lotteries
take the lead OF all Others They have sent more prizes
10 Richmond 10 the past few months than all the Mana
ger, combined. OF the number sent To Richmond,
LUCK has always had his full share.
p1- To secure large prizes orde: Of
LUCK, Richmond.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

y .. FOR CALIFORNIA.
Qhsc n the many solicitations we have
lao. R, we propose puuiDg up the splendid
&c, ,u@ Tor California, provided we
|sh, 10 ,n., ncient number OF passengers and
|aes,ed hs ~ voyage. Immediate action is
opporn,aail VINO wish 10 avail themselves Of
Ayassu SO as 10 enable US 10 decide ON
Pc. Il within siI days from da.e. Anplv 10
HASkINS & LIBBY.
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Form Of .iHdirit.

- JOUNIf-lo VIII.
,--. a Justice Of the Peace for said county, do
hereby certify that -, who ha- executed inc
power of attorney personally appeared before
me- and made OATH that the stock on which - vote
- proposed 10 be given is bona hde. and that ihe
same is not held by of any transfer contrVrh or
designed, 10 evade the provisions OF The act
ing general regulations for the incorporation oil BANKS
passed 22d March. 1881.
Given under my hand this - day OF -, Is.
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ppesoUE Isle For SALE

OFFER for sale nj Farm. situated on the Mattapo-
nj river, containing six hundred acres. II - consi
dered one of the bs-t estates on the river THIS
place is lust below hyeits whrre there is market
for every ,hlng There i fine snai and herring fish
cry the place, and Of the hest peach orchards
in the State. Will be pleased u show the phase 10
any one DISPOSED 70 purchase Possession given JanU
AIRY lst, le49. JOHN I. WuRAELEY.
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THE CHAIR OF POLITICAL ECONOMY.
SC, IN THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM

AND MHR1.
THIS is TO notify all persons DESTROYS OF becoming
i. candidates for the vacant Chair above mentioned
10 forward their applications TO me, with view to their
su omission the Board of Visitors on tbs 18Th day oil
December next, when the vacancy will be filled The
Professorshp Is endowed with an annual salary oil
81 900 per annum and $40 for every student attending
the Lectures OF the Professor. My address Is Charles
City Court. house, Virginia. JOHN TYLER,
Nov 6-cwld Rector William and Mary College.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

WILL be sold 10 The highest builder, al Lonisa
w Court house On FRIDAY, me 20 day OF ilrcrIH-
her ls4s f fair, ii not III. hrst dir das .-Sunday
rxcrplel ,-T!IiRTEES NEGROES, belonging 10 the
Estate James iinrnlry, drcaased-he greater porlun
Of them being young ana very nSriy
The TERMS xii lie twelve months credit tne pbf-
chasrrs giving bonds with approved security
SaNL 6 BURNLEY.
Administrator ii James Burnley, decd.
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Plaintiff:

TN CHANCERY-ViaaIsIa AT Rules held In the
L Clerks Office of The Circuit Superior Coun OF Law
and Chancery for the county OF Buckingham on the Ath
day Of December, 1913:
Thomas Gormus, f'ainliH
against
Richard Davis and benjamin Ford, Defendants
The defendant, Benjamin Ford, not having enter
ed his apo.arance and given security according 10 the
act of Assembly and thu rules Of this Court, and II ap
peang by satisfactory evideace that he is no ahao!an
otbis country, is Ordered, That the sala deienaan
do appear before the Judge of said Court al the
Court house. on the first day of April term next and
answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy OF tins order
be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer,
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for TOO
months and posted at the front door OF the
Court. Eouse of said county. Copy-Tes!e,
Dec l2-cw2m ELURlUGE, CS u
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e.a,,E of Virginia.

THE general meeting of the Stockholders OF The
i 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,
l54l t.no Officer Director of Bank, snail vote ny
proIy for any stakeholder IN any election Of Directors
or Officers nf Bank nor shall any proxy be valid
which shall have been executed sixty days before the
time of any election.'
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TN CERY-VIRoInIA:-In King William Cir.
i cult Superior Court, BED day of November, is4s:
Zachary Lewis, Plaintiff:
against
William Backhouse's administrator, and others,
Defendants.
The amended bill In this having been filed, and
the subpoena executed on the defendant, John William
Backhouse, more than two months, and the said de-
PENDANT not having entered his appearance and answer
ed tho said bill, motion of the PLAINTIFF the said bill
is taken for confessed as TO the said John William
Back houses and Il appearing that the plaintiff has pro-
ceeded against the absent defendants Barzila Graves
WIN L Graves, Solomon Graves, Iverson Graves, SID
uey Graves, and DIR - Graham.and Frances his wife
who was Frances Graves, Iverson Brooks and John
Brooks in the prescribed by laws and they and
each Of them, still failing TO appear and answer tho
plaintiffs amended BILL on his motion. the same Is Ia
ken for confessed all and each of said absent de-
PENDANTS The cause coming on this day, again TO be
heard the bill SO taken for confessed the papers for
the Court doth adjudge order and decree, that Tho
mas Dabnoy, OF the Commissioners OF this Court
make enquiry, and report TO this Court. what u any,
and how much estate. the defendant, John William
Backhuse received as heir egatee and devisee Of his
father, William Backhouse and whether the defend
ants, Barzilia Graves, Lverson Graves. William Z
Graves, Sidney Graves, Solomon Graves and Frances
Graves wife Of DR. - Graham, ever received any es-
tate aud II so, report how much from Frances Graves
their mother, who was Frances Lewis;-and also en-
ouire aud report what, f any, and how much estate
has been received by lverson Brooks, John Brooks and
George Brooks, from Ann Brooks, their mother, who
was Ann Lewis. And it appearing that the decree OF
Of Nelson county, and committee administrator of
James Dicke, for Sll7 GU cents, with interest on
1924 iii paid, instead of for 1922 81 3s CENTS with in
terest on S33 II 3s cents, part thereof from the 3st
Of December 1884, till paid, leave is granted TO the
plaintiff TO amend his decree and the Court doth &C.
eordinRiy adjudge order and Decree that the plaintiff
recover Of William Massie, late Sheriff OF Nelson coun-
IT, and committee administrator, as aforesaid, Of James
DckIe az aforesaid the sum OF S322 "a 3s cents, with
Interest on S233 II 38cents part thereof from the 3st
of December 1924 till paid TO be levied OF the goods
and chatels OF said Dicke In his hands TO be admins
tered and that the Commissioner make report TO Court
Of bis proceedings under this decree, together with
any matter deemed pertinent required by the par
ties to be stated;-and cause continued.
A Copy-Tes.e. J o POLLARD, C.
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Richard Hill, Jr,

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
TIRES out Negroes, Ren's out Houses, and
III Collects Claim. OF all kinds.
OHice-Corner Main and lilh streets.
Dec. ll-d&cJa D0
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cnAsR, in addition te practicing in the
;,om nUan'y and Circuit Courts Of Charlotte,
a, hs., Campbell. Pitlsylvania and Hall
I'm of a eole will hereafter practice in the
Com, p u al Richmond. Address, Camp
zee. l3-c2awsw ''
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LOUISA RAILROAD

CORN and COB CRUSHERS,
WHEAT FANS, REAPERS,
FLATTENING MILLS, &C.
He will also supply order any Machine that may be
wanted, that is made in the United States.
Tobacconsts can be supplied with Flattening Mills OF
any size ordered made Of the best Materials and In the
best manner.
or Persons indebted TO the late firm Of Parker &
Smith will please make Immediate payment.
Dec l9-cw4w JABEZ X PARKER.
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II III E A II IL E.

Tuesday,, December 18th, will be performed
Bulwers celebrated play Of
r | G. H E l. | E. u.
ttheieu, Mr.. Macready.
Z Baradas, Mr.. Ryder.
L Mauprar MIR. Stark.
Julia De Mauprai, Miss Kate Horn.
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SALE Dr NEG00ES

s,uRSlIANT 10 a decree Of The County Cour Of Kirg
i william, pronounced in the suit Of q aries, &c,
w. Quarles &c. the Undersigned n Commissioner
h-ren named, will sell by public anciion Tor cash. AT
ayetts IN said comfy on the trst day Of January,
Iss9, six SLAvES-al young likely and valuable
DEC lo-ctds b f DABSEY, Com'r.
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Earm Of q po1pcr for ro,ing bu pro1y.

Form Of a p0locr for noting bv proxy
KNOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS, That
hereby appoint - Ia be substitute. and proxy
for and in - name and behalf, IL vote n any
pinia: and Furthermore 10 represent "a all meet
ings of the Stockholders Of sa,d Bank, and ~ -
name md behalf respecting thr enaeting re-
pealing or amending such BY Laws, Ordinances or
Regulations Al may be deemed necessary and conve-
MEN, for the 90 ernmen and management OF the said
Bank as fully as - might or could, were per-
sonally present
Witness, - hand and seal th's - aay VI
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FEMALE EDUCATION-(PR PROGRESSIVELY
ITO parents who are DESTROYS Of securing for their
daughters the best improvement of the time alot
ted To their education, and who prefer small numbers
in school TO low prices, the undersigned respectfully
announces his establishment of n FAMILY BOARD
INC SCHOOL in the city Of Washington, designed TO
their want His thirteen years experience, as
Principal of the Colegate Institution for Young "a
die" in Philadelphia and the aid Of Teachers who
have been educated for the profession, and have won
tae highest distinction in other institutions, give him
some confidence that those who entrust the education
o' their daughters 10 his will not b. disappointed
Post paid applications from abroad. for information
vii be responded to by circulars containing information
as 10 studies, plan Of instruction, and terms
r W CUSHMAS. a VI, Indiana Avenue,
Opposite Judiciary Square, Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
NV ss. "a. gickiDson a. Esro.
NEGROES.

NEUKUES.
THIS DAY. at 10 o'cIoca, will be sold five
likely Negro Men, two Likely Negro Boys, and
two likely Negro Girls
X II DICKINSON x BROTHER,
Dec 10 AuctS.
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GREAT REDUCrlON.l
TUESDAY. DECEMBER la

VI = TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10.
~ BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
=A The Columbus, Capt. Holdings.
No. head, will receive freight for the
We plates Ill 2 P. N. to-day, and depart al 4,
" n Il. LUDLAM & CO.
ys,, 's-shippers will please TO state on their
De-. M ,S names Of their consignees.
II, l. & co.
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5 DE SHAWL, by Miss LUDLOW

To conclude with he one act piece oil the
NJ A R r E d r A X E.
BOXES St-And all privileges Of admission
Be suspended with the exception of the acting
I!iors OF The press
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Andrew Johnston,
WIII.uAW GOULDIN.

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
HAS removed his Office TO No. -, Governor street,
II few doors above Main street.
He continues to hire out Negroes, rent out houses.
collect claims and attend 10 other business, as Co.
neral Agent.
Particular attention is given during the year to the
health and comfort Of the Negroes hired out by him.
nae L nu,ku
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CONCORD ACADEMY.


THIS Institution Is located In Caroline county, Viz
i pinia forty miles North OF Richmond, and three
miles from the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad.
The course Of instruction comprises the Latin Greek,
French and Spanish languages, Mathematics IN all s
branches Natural and Moral Philosophy.
TERMS for Board and Tuition, for six months, com,
mencine the Isl of February next will be slio-SloO
payable in advance $40 at The close of the session
r w COLEMAN, A NJ, Principal.
In COLEMAN, A NJ.
Post Ofice-Concord Academy.
REFERENCES-Eo John MasOn,* Secretary oil
the Navy; DR. Scott. Speaker OF The Senate Of vir
.inia; Gen Bernard Peyton,s Maj Thomas II Es,,
Messrs B w Leigh, James Seddons and Robert Y
Stanard, Richmond; Hon Robert n T Hunter and Kieh
ard BAYLOR. ESQ, Essex; Messrs John Tabb' and Jno
Bryan,s Gloucester, Messrs Miers w Fisher n and
George Wilkins, Accomac; Col Thomas Ran.
doIp6. and WIN Rivss,' ESQ, Albemarle; WIN
Tayloe,s Esq, Mount Airy; WIN u HARRISON Esq
Prince George; Maj Clayton Coleman,.s Louisa; Df
Armlstead Cooke Norfolk; William II Roy Esq,
Matthews; Hon Thomas Bayly; Thomas y Gholson.-
ESQ, PETERSBURG; Andrew Hunter, Esq jefferson; Eev
WIN Friend, Port Royal Ri Rev Nicholas Cobhs, Judge
Samuel Chapman and Judge Daniel Coleman, Ala
bama; Or VIM C Daniell,s Georgia; John Compton,
ESQ, louisiana; Hon James N Mason winchester.
Gentlemen who either have had, or al present
have, sons or " ards members Of the institution.
Dec l2-ctFebl
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tue ker ~ A d d so
GENERAL AGENTS.

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (coLEMAN's BuILDiNds)
-Four doors North Of Pennsylvania Auenuc,
w as n ngton.
DEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON have
ID associated thomsrl~s. 6 the rnrnoss OF PruSecut-
inc claims OF all kinds before Congress and the several
Depar,ments ofthe General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed I" the
,bovr shalt receive prompt attention.
Reference IL given 10 the following erntemen:-
Hon. George NJ. Dallas Vice President; Hon ~ Ma
son. Secretary the Navy; Hon. H. j. Walker, Srcre-
tary oftle Treasury; lion. inc. Mclean,u supreme
Court: Hon X. NJ. I Hunter, U. : Senate; CirmeE,
Cox. Esq, Georgetown, u. e.
W John F.. Addison, Attorney al Law, will continue
10 give personal attention business before the several
Courts of The District of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties of MARYLAND and Virginia Jan. 2l--cls
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NOTICE


PROFESSOR YOUNG will give an exhibi.
ion this (Tuesday) evening at the First
'pls Church, al O'clock, consisting oil dis
wing views. illustrating The Passions, Scrip
e and Church History, TO be followed with a
' humorous scenes.
Tickets 25 cents; children hall price.
an Req. r. B. c. Ho,osV, D. d., Nashville,
Tenaesse.
have attended several of the lectures recently
vered in ibis city by Mr.. Alexander Young.
y knowledge Of his subjec, appears 10 me to
'sIiec', and his style o. address is very effec-
r. De illustrates his topics by elegant dis.
ting views, arranged and exhibited by the ma.
|: aniern, which are appropriate and impress
L. He carries with him my best wishes for
e,uccess and happiness.
Dec l9-ls p n pOWCTT
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A SITUATION ASOVERSEER WANTED.
.yyHE subscriber is DESTROYS of obtaining situation on
! farm, as an Oversesr, for the ensuing year Ills
experience IN that line Of business has been very great
He becs leave 10 refer Richard Sampson, ESQ., Major
John ii Trevillian, and DR.. John Morris, Of Goochland
and 10 Or Richard W. Royster, Of Powhatan. for his
qualifications WILLIAM SCoiI.
Direct 10 me, at Guinea's Depot, Caroline county:
Dec I-cw3ws WAS.