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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who is native o, VIZ
n ,0i, md graduate of a highly resarctabe College
and who proposes 10 devote himself TO The instruction o.
yor,h wishes to oatan employment either ID piva.e
family or as an assistant in some Literary .ns.'u.on
~ - lake charge OF small school moderate salary
would he accepted for the first year, IL The location and
o,bs things are desirable particularly there IS PROS
meet of more liberal compensation afterwards Inc
se,5s ouafcalions and moral and religious character
ANY, eammuncal,ons on the subject, addressed 10 w.
RIB. Lil.le Plymouth, King & Queen county Va,
,,II n, n-omptly attended 10. July So-C~o"
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ENGRAvER IN GENERAL AND CoPPER-PLATE
PRINTER.
Office No. I4S Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Two Doors BELOW EXCHANGE BANK.
business, Visiting, Wedding and Invita-
ID lion Cards Engraved and Printed, al short
notice, in superior manner; Views Of Public
Buildings, Factories and Villages Drawn and
Engraved on Steel, Copper or Wood; Seals, &c.
N. B.-Patent Agency, Drawings and Speci'
fcalions made, &c. Aug l4-df
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Deaf Mute Department
VIRGINIA INSTITUTION Pm ruy pEa

EINT
AND DUMB AND TIE BLIND.
A NEW CLASS viii br formed In this Department
IA the first of august and an opportunity then pre-
scented to parents oil placing their children at this us
tuition.
TERMs-si30 per annum, wi,hoa, extra charges q:
any description.
Vacation the two months Of June and July.
The anrivaed heathnlne-s Of the location; the spa
cious, handsome and connexions Recommendations
which our buildings afford; the fact that education,
intellectual and hancrait, may br acquired here in
respect inferior To that given II other schools Tie
kind, ana The low price which all these advantages
afe rendered. seem 10 mrr; the attention OF those no
have deaf mute children wards in need Of ins:uc
ton.
Applications FOR admission or for additional informa-
ton may he made To
JOSEPH D. TYLER Principal.
Staunton August l. l6iS-clm
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CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE AGA


THE teenth session Of this foshing Institution
Will commence on the ith OF September, and close
the last Of June next.
We take pleasure in apprizing the public that the Rev
Albert llolladay has hern unanimously elected Prin-
| cpal, IN the place If the Rev William White who
has resigned with view TO change his place OF resi-
drnce.
ar Holiday is favora5ly and extensively known as
gentleman and scholar OF the highest standng-and as
such we give HIN our cordial support and confidently
commend him 10 the patronage of our friends.
From the high reputation attained by this Seminary,
we deem il sufficient 10 say that the course OF ins.ruc-
ton, the supply OF assistant teachers the nceonmoda
ton for bOarters. will he extensive and ample as
they have hitherto been.
Terms for session Of ten months:
Board, including every personal accommodation, sl2O
Tuition IN English, %,
Music, including use Of Instruments, Sc
French, Latin and Greek each, 20
Algebra and Geoinr,ry, 10
Drawing and PalntiIg. 10
Payment will he required from the time of entrance,
and no deduction made, except for proaeicd sickness
Wv s0UTHALL,
JOHN R JONES,
WM a aIBB.
EGBERT K WATSON. : trustees.
JnHS II TlHBERLAKE,
IRA GARRETT,
confidence and love In high drgiee-and that con
slider him eGnehlIy fitted for the station 10 which he
has been appointed. WIN WHITE.
aug l5-cit
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
JAMES r. FINCH, a. NJ, PRINCIPAL, late Principal 81
the Uts'tyca Ffmaie Seminary. S.aunton, Ya.
The Acaicmlca! year ii len months CONNIE Ocn-
her Isl aud ends The last week in July with the
| rsra Of examination.
EXPENSES:
English Literature, senior Class, s31
Do d. junior do ~
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. %
Music with use OF Piano, ~
Ornamental branches, ~
The boarding depattnrntw.ii BIZ n thr charge Of Nr
Samuel Atfrs, in WHOSE family the young ladies viii
enjoy ih- bt = social and mors influence
Applications 10 enter UpiS shonld he addressed DE
fore the Isl SrpIeiLrrl IL rev. nr Ire, Et"r Z. g.
Advocair, Rev J. r.. Edwards, Rev Manning. 81
Mr. Samuel ayes mh" VIII anprly any further nf"r
nation. An. s-rwsw
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P. TRl B L + )
School for Young Gentlemen,

ESSEN CoO . -
THE Principal If This school grateful ioI ,ne patron
III; r;onds nd The pubc tina. It's next session Val
Commence on the first Monday in October next, and
INMATE on the Inst of July. One month vacation 10
s Of instruction embraces the usual branch
r nm Enylish education, together with the Latin,
French. Spanish and Italian languages.
TER
For English instruction, per stsson, SIS w
For Lalln aud English, - ~
For Latin and French, 81 w
For Spanish and Italian eaeh, ;.,,. ~ !" Zach
Payment will be expected al Inc e1p''n''0" v 60"
ha Tni School il situated In the immediate vicinity Of
nnnnsylle Post Office, and It's location, In point OIL
health unsurpassed by any situation In the lower 'ou"-
try. h,a ,.,m. in the
immediate neghbornood Of The School.
,on1,v- Virginia, will receive immediate attention.
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Aug. J
NOTICE.

DAN AWAY, on Tuesday, August 9Th, my negro
II man JACK, (alias Jack seott.) He is about 30
wears old, a bright muatto, we'll built. and pleasant
countenance when spoken to- with small scar IN one
NJ lis temnlps where he was bed in his temporal arte
ries lie took with him good supply Of clothing, and
is supposed 10 be aiming for Richmond, and ultimately
free state Any person taking him up and delivering
him to me, In Prince Edward, near farmvhe. WIN pe
r,llv receivrd JOHN p LlGAN.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST!

10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS
SusauehanRa Canal Lottery, No. 3s, TO be drawn Mt
Baltimore on Wednesday, Aug. l6 lSie. &C Nos, II
drawn. Grand Scheme $4,000 10000, 5000, 4,00O
$780, 2sO 500 10 Of 600, &c. Tickets SIS; halves
so; quaters IS.
100000 DOLLARS
Divided into of 30 600 DOLLARS each
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. l6, TO be
drawn al Baltimore Saturday, Aug 18th, lS48. Is
Nos - drawn. Grand Capitals Of S2O,0U0, Of
1000 of $780, Of 1892, 81 Of 900, 90 of $780, 20 of
400 20 of 3UO &c. Tickets Sl0; halves S; qrs. so.
GRAND SCHEME FOR AUG. &c!
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000! $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass; to be drawn at
Baltimore, Maryland on Saturday Aug 26th, is4s g.,
70 Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals: S5o00O 1851
1000 Of 5O0U of O0O 40 of 1000, So Of 500, Sc
Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
~ In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
Of three Tickets
a. Orders for Tickets in the above will meet prompt
and confidential attention, il addressed TO
J. B. COWLES, Wall street,
Aug 3 Richmond. Va.
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Warsaw, Angus, IS, Is4s-ctf NJ u
PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SAFE

,,nn 'OA4NI pCSIDEASOC On GALE.
ME above dissolution rendering II necessary for me
an. 10 give my undivided attention to my business /
~n sen my present residence al fair price. NV
,.aee' formerly known as Duval's Garden, contains
seSen acres OF hne natural soil, improved to the
snes. seeree. There /, neat aud eommodous cot.
~ sanlcent for large family or boarding school,
-. ~ anda variety Of other buildings Tho fruit
.am.,, .no'ce kinds, and the flower garden ia hand
~neiy arranged.
aug. IS w. M. HARRISON.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY ms rITUTE.
TINE following Senatorial Districts are vacant in the
i Representatives Of State Cadets. at the Virginia
Military Institute and they will be filled BY selections
from such applications as may he transmitted tpost'
pad) to the Superintendent by the 10Th October next
The Board Of Visitors will meet IN Richmond for this
purpose on the 10th day Of October:
!. Washington, Russell, scott, &c.
.. Shenandoah, Page, Hardy, &c.
I Rockingham and Pendeton.
& Bedford and franklin.
s. Charlotte. Not,oway, r. Edward and Luncnburg.
g. Halifax and Meckrnbnrc
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent Va. Military Institute.
July ll-cwl2w
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TO PHYSICIANS, TEACHERS AND
OTHERS

HAVING purchased larger farm in another county,
a now offer Tor sale my present residence at War.
ssw village, lRichmond C. H. containing 1873 acres Of
nures-40 acres in woods The buidnv ~ arc nnmsron,
md eommodous, consisting of every house necessary
q" asrs cable TO family-with ofice-aIl in aSnira
bic order. Terms liberal and accommodating.
WAT II. TYLER, NJ. n.
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W a NTEn

A SITUATION az Tutor in . nrivats family. or
d .,n.., het In public school, by young gentleman
Rnri.S s In teaching, and qualified to Instruct In
oven e ena Latin Unexcep.ionsbls reference will DO
County cease address 80. K.," Gresnvills, Augusta
Auy l5-ew2ws
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Andrew Johnston.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATE of Quincy, Illinois, has returned to Rich
Amond and will practise in the Courts held in this
city and county, and the adjoining counties.
% Once over Messrs. Smith & Iiarwood's Main
street. May 2-lydMc
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Thomas II. Giles.

TTORNE AT LA W.
JTAS removed TO an office uader The Z chmond
IL House. Governor Street, two doors above
the office Of Dr.. John Cullen.
Augur9-lm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Advertisement.

THE subscriber Is Intimately acquainted with young
gentleman who is DESTROYS Of obtaining situation
as Teacher in some private family, or as rrnepa,
Assistant in some established school, lie is natVe OF
the State, and well qualified to instruct in all Inc Gfu
nary English branches, Mathematics Ancient Lah-
guages, French and Drawing.
spect adapted the position which ne seeks, whee'
In a public school or in genileman's family;
ANY further information will be promptly gwen on ap
plication 10 the Rev MOSES d iiOGE, Richmond, Va
AUG l5-ce
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Good washing may be had at from s. to SD for
session
'ICAL DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In the MEDICAL Department, the session IS of the
length AZ The Academic Sessiun-Hine months-which
enables the students 10 complete curriculum OF stu
dies AZ extensive = that al other Medical ihsila
uon IN the uaGn, by attending only Two lectures
day. They have, moreover, the advantage Of daily ri
gid examinations the subjects Disclosed in the daily
lectures.
The expenses Of the Medical students The same
those Of ether students, with the addition nf disSsc
Ing fee nf S.. WA. :. kEnPER,
Proctor and Patron Of the University OF Virginia.
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CowIes, LOTTERY Office,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
TINE attention of the patrons Of Cowes' celebrated
i Prize Office is Invited 10 the following brilliant
Schemes to be drawn in the month Of July, under the
ted more large prizes In Richmond the last year than
all others combined. OF those sent, many have been
directed this agency, and sold ny the
prize-seller, CONLhS.
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TO CONTRACTORS,
ENGINEfR'S OFFICE
SOUTH WESTERLY TURyplE,

S0VTH-HESIEhN TURNPIKE
Wyihrvilie, Virginia, July 2slh. IRA
PROPOSALS viii be received al thr Gfhre i, =,
/ lem Roanoke county until the :tih day or ,n.u.;
fur the eradin. and Matchmaking seven miles ~ ,hr
read between Satm aud Cioyerdale; and al The ttr.
in w,tirvi.ir mill The End day Of Srplsmb.r lnr
grading ami McAdlmizin. thirty five miles Of The roaI
extending from Erw River TO Wylhrvile Each sec.
non viii Il. u feet long Bids viii state lbr mir.
proposed for the entire completion Of each secinn
plans rroGIrs aud specifications may be seen unon
appiication 10 The undersigned al his ufFce in Wythe
vile.
The work 10 be completed by the Isl Of January.
1880 LEWIS u. PROVOST,
Aug 4-cM Eng. and Sup. 5 w. Turnpike.
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE, An
NUIrY AND TRUST COMPANY.
OFFICE - WALNUT STREET, PHILADEI..
~ PnIA-capiiai ao0,00O-cnARTER PER-
PETUAL.
The COMPANY are now prepared 10 lrins1c. business
upon The most liberal and advantageous terms They
are authorized by their charter "to make all and every
insurance apperlanne 10 llr risks OF whatever kind
or nature, and 10 receive and execute trusts make r-
dowmeuls, and Ia grant aud purchase aruunties."-
The Company srii annnItles aud endowmenls, aud act
"a Trustees for minors and heirs.
,,riuD Clt.O on n T,f.
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JarneS NscCOlaky Il GO.,

JAMES F1CVOnky AZ TO-,
SUCCESSORS TO WM. MCDONALD ( CO., AND
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON & CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 81 and 50, Boriy's Wait Baltimore
rI,ENDER their services TO tie + aRMERs and MER-
i CHANTS of Virginia and North Carolina for The
sale of GRAIN, COTTON and other PRODUCE =
Their long experience in this branch 81 business justify
them In assuring chose who may favor nem with their
consienmenls the highest gong rates.
REFER TO
Messrs. Webb, Bacon Co, p,,mn,d
aitssrs. Noriham, mcGrudrr y Co.,
Messrs. ~, VI. .irtin s. Donnans p.,. hu,,
H.. Thomas Branch.
Mr. sssj James rs1fH jSIns,a %''d' Norfolk
~ lmnP n7--l2m
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LAND FOR SALE

LII cler for sale, On the premises, 10 The highest
: bidder on WEDNESDAY, The 6ti day OF Septem-
ber 1873 II fair, Eo the hrs fair DAY thereafter
Tracts OF Land, the called Woodstock the late re-.
sance Of Overflow yiDg On Fork Creek. in The
" OF Lofi~a Containing about tour hundred and ty
iau acres. The improvements consist of large and
eom'noiiop. dwelling hnuse III snbG repair and all
cessafy out houses for thr accommodation large IA
H''iy-wiih Il line garden aud GOOD apple ana peach
orchard -
Il" ether tract nearly adjoins the first, containing
aeoit w" hund ed and twenty geo acres
particular description Of The above land is deemed
unnecessary, Of any person wishing to rur.
chase will hfst view the premises
~ u considered most healthy situation and as good
heed
The trcts will be sold separately or together 10 suit
be liberal ard accommodating.
WILLIAM ovERToN,
Aug lJ-ctd5 Executor of s. ovsr,or
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATlC L
SCHOOL IN STAUNTON.

I
BY PIKE POWERS.
THE mex, session Of this School will commence on
the 18th of August, and terminate on the 18Th OF
June following The system Of instruction is tho
rough and accurate embracing all the subjects usually
taught in the best Schools, Nth special attention 70 ply
,ieo science The discipline strict but kind aud
formed as nearly practicable that of The Virginia
Military Institute.
TERMS.
For Board and Tuition, ten months, $3.50
For French, 2O
Payable half yearly in adraxee.
The number of pupils being limited, parents and
guardians are requested TO make early application.
July d-ctd
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Co.f'araalarsi.ip SOiice.

LEAVING this day u,aen INTO partndTiip Messis
II JOHN II. CLAIBORNE and 4. 4. WILLIAMS
the GENERAL .4UCTIo.,- md CO.MriSSIoT 30
Sf.TESS Tor many years carried on IN thb.ciiy by WI
!iams Is layaii, aud Tor the last twelve months IN my
own name, will hereafter be conducted lnder the tfii
Of WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE 4 co BY
whom liberal advances viii he made, heretofore, On
consigEmens, aud the most prompt al1ntion paid "a
all business entrusted 10 their minaiemrT.
WIN. VILLAINS.
Rirbmond Aurust LEI lsjs.-rlm
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SITUATION AS TUTOR WANTED.
4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, candidate for orders
n in this Diocese, wishes 10 obtain situation as Tu
Tor In private family Testimonials nj quaiic aIions,
&C can be given. Address tpost paid s. Is York
town. Va. July 25-eGt
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The premiums are irSs t'an IN any other Company,
and The policies aori greater adsan;aces-forer example
person aged 30 years next bir.h day hy pay ing the
company 80 cents would secure To hIs family or heirs
SO0 should he die in years 50 81 he secures
10 them Slh or for Ss annually for seven years he
secures 10 Them 81 900 should he die In seven years or
for $50 10 paid annually during life Ar secures 81 100
Ia he Maid when he dies. The insurer securing his own
boEus by the difference in amount of premiums from
those charged by other offices. For SO 81 the heirs
would receive $4,000 should he die IN one year
IoHS w ClAGHosS--presiden.
PETER CrLLrs-Vicr President.
TRUSTEES.
Robert +. Walsh, Peter Rambo,
Joseph r. Thomas, Edwa,dC Marklsy,
William Craig Robert Morris,
George ". Diehl, Stephen X. Crawford
Peter Cullen, ave r Iaing,
Wm G.. Alexander, William NJ. Baird,
William ~. Hay, X. F. Lopez,
Claplon Il. Lamb, Harry Conrad.
SnIicitnr-WM. VI. HALS.
Treasurer-F. w. RawLE.
II. G. TuCKETT, Secy. and Act'y.
The subscribers having been appointed Agents for
the above Company for the State e Virginia pre-
uarrd 10 issue policies of Insurance all persons desr
Ing 10 avail themselves Of the great advantages il pre-
SCENTS Tor 4ecutin. their families friends Conf
fol table support after their decease
Forms of application, and AL PARTICULARS, may be had
nj their office, It'll street, next touT 10 the Office ri
Wellington Goddii, Esq HAL. NELSON,
JOHN X. u. PAYNE.
Or. JoHs a. CusHisGHAa, Medi:al Examiner,
June :}U-2awdScly
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA.

CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA.
DEV. ROBERT NELSON, Principal, and Instruc-
h tor Of Latin and Greek.
Lieut.. z. Z. COLSTON, of the Virginia Military
Institute, Instructor Of French and Mathematics.
The session OF this School will commence on the
first Monday September and terminate the last week
in June.
Besides the elementary branches Of English, tho.
rough instruction will be given in the Latin, Greek
and French languages, and MISUNDERSTANDING and
Mathematics being under the charge Of Lieut.. r. F..
Coston Graduate and Instructor ofFrench in the Vir
ginia Military Institute and the other branches under
the charge Of the Principal The study Of the Bible
and religious instruction i'll form pat OF the r-gu
lar course Of the school,
Pupils may here be well prepared for either Of the
higher Literary Institutions of this place. the Virginia
Military Institute or Washington College, or for any
other that may be preferred; and sufficiently extern
siye course will be taught for those who do not design
10 enter College.
TERMS:
For all the branches, except French, $50
Where French is taught, there will be an addition.
al charge of AZ
Board for The session Of ten months, including fuel
ligh, and washing, may be had IN The house with
the Principal for 100
Payable one half LIST September, the remainder LIST
February.
Application TO be made to the Rev. Robert Nelson,
Lexington, Va. Aug Lieut.
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II gives me pleasure 10 say that ,r Holiday has my
confidence and love in high d-giee-and that con
slider him eGiinfnly fitted for The station TO which he
| has been appointed. WIN WHITE.
| aug l5-cit
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THE HUGUENOT WHITE SULPHUR
AND CHAI.YBEATE SPRINGS.

1IIS agreeable Summer retreat Is again open TO VI
j sitors The virtue of the waters IN invigoruung
the frame and In restoring health, where the
sronper waters of other sections had been tried In
vnin has now been sufficiently tested by the expert
encc of one season. am, therefore, justified in be-
speaking for themth favor of the public and especial
iy of invats whose systemsfequre Inder Influence
than The mountain beezes and harsher waters of West
ern Virginia are found 10 exert.
Since the lat season. important improvements nave
been made-smooth and shady walks, and level roads
through the ample forest grounds attached 10 the
Springs, invite the romantic and the lovers OF rural
exercises and, for those whose quest Is recreation
than health musical band, fine airy ball room,
bathing apartments, bowling alleys aud all the Gus
been provided. In short, effort or expense has been
spared osuppy whatever might contribute tothe conf
fort or enjoyment of the guests.
The establishment is mainly under the man ,gemrnt
OF the same attentive and obligng superintendent,
male and female, whose efforts to please gave snch sa-
tisacon the last season and as shall reside AZ the
Springs, il will be my endeavor, by general supeIvi.
sion aid in securing the great ends OF health 10 the
sick, and pleasure 10 the healthy"
The Iluguenot Springs on the river road, IN row.
haIan, near Manakin Town Ferry, about seventeen
miles above Richmond. From that city packet Doai,
fitted up expressly for the purpose win separate apart
ments for ladies' children and nva'ids VIII take visit
ors 10 the Ferry miles whence line OF coach
es will carry Them the Springs. The boat VIII leave
The upper end of the Basin on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at O'Clock, A. NJ, returning on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at O'clock, A. NJ
Fare 81 25. 49,,
Board, $50 the season, ending 30th September; $50
per month; $40 per week; 81 SO per day. Children
and servants hall price Horses $40 per month"; 80 CTS
per day. Il. W. hofSIEh,
y.,0 le-,lo.
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PorHarAs CousrY, 9Th April, 1875.
Dear sr-Your Goods proved 10 be very good, anu
lasted we'll Enclosed you have The balance due you
AFTER deducting the value of mine anu my o'o'i0'
wool. Yours truly,
To w. P. Eiiason. WIN. w. MiCiiaoA'
Nav lQ-cIor2fS
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Dissolution.

WI NJ. HARRISON 4 co. dissolved their business
w. connection on the LIST April last. Ed. c: Harri-
fore by w. NJ. Harrison. W. M. HARRISON,
Aug l5-caw ED. C. HARRISON.
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LOS T.

A BOUT iwoweeks since, on the read from Ayie't's,
n in King William, 10 Richmond, small paihtec
likeness thick paper about SIX inches long ana foui
inches wide with the of Martha Spindle immr-
dia,e.y under Inc Likeness. A reward Of Ave dollars
Will he paid for the delivery of the likeness to the SUB.
,ciber, in Richmond.
July i-ef JOHS r. SPINDLE.