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Dapid Mckee, ct al.
William Weekly.

door Of the court house in The town of Woods.
field, in the county OF Monroe azores il,
On Monday, The 10Th day of .Aprl neat.
between the hours of 10 o'clock "a M and A O o'clock,
p in, the following described real estate, TO wit
The east half of the southeast quarter of section
30, township z, and range 8; also, 10 acres oil land
of the southwest quarter of the southwes quarter
of section 20, township 7, and range 8, m
Ing at the southwest corner, running thence north
so rods, thence east 20 rods, thence south 80 rods,
thence to the place of beginning 20 rods, lying and
being in the county of Monroe aforesaid. APP
praised at Ss575.
march 1872 d VIM. D PATTON, Sheriff.
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Reuben POUei,
vs..
Isaac Cline.

OF Wo0dsIleTd, IN the county OF WOHFOe afDresald,
On Monday, the l0M day OF .dpra merit,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a m and 1 o'clock,
p m, the following described real estate, to wit:
The southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter of
sec zion 81. township 8, and range S, containing Al
acres more or less, lying and being in said county.
Appraised at $500.
march 4-Sl &c WIN. D PATTON, Sheriff.
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Laban Palmer,
VS..
James Taylor, sen.

house in Woodsfeld, in the county aforesaid,
On Monday, the lOm day of April neat,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a m and 4 o'clock,
p m, the following described real estate, to wit:
The southeast quarter of the southeast quarter Of
section 26, township 4, and range A; lying and be.
ing in said county of Monroe. Appraised at $50.
march 4-$Sl IS VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff. y
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mon Pleas of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio.I will.uffer for sale
at public outcry. at the
front door of the court
house, in the town of
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tt ItV. Ia. 10 lHt UHtCttU
from the court Of Common
Pleas OF Monroe county,
Ohio, ! will offer for sale at
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Rich. Gray, Admir-.
vs..
John McMahon.

SHERIFF,S SALE.---By virtue of a decretal
~ order to me directed from the court of Com
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iGHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue of writ O
- vendilioni exponas, to me directed from The

IS, 10 me directed from The
court Of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, |
will offer for sale at public
outcry, at the front door Of
the court house i'm the town
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SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of two
~ writs of fl. ia. ct lev. ia, to Inc directed from
Ro6e,1 & So,,ueI r , the court OF Common Pleas
Robinson. ct nj. of Monroe county Ohio, l
va. will offer for sale at public
Ceo,oe w g. .Lhn outcry, at the front door Of
r. Net: me eour. muse ~ ,ne .owh
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me detected from the court
Of Common Pleas OF Mon.
roe county Ohio,I will offer
for sale at public cutlery, at
the front door of the court
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On Monday, the 10h day of .April nert,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a m aud 4 O'Clock,
p m, the following described real estate, to wit
The northe asst quarter OF the northeast quarter OF
section ~, township 4. and range A; lying and be-
ing in said county of Monroe. Appraised at $3.50.
march 4-$l Is WIN. ID PATTON, Sheriff.
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zach. Barns.for use
vs..
LeUi Long.

GHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ Of
~ venditioni expnnas, to me directed from the
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-04

SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue Of a decretal
- order to me directed, from the court of Com
EyIoo,I TIIboH. , mon Pleas of Monroe coun-
vs.. (ty,Ohio, | will offer for sale
Isaac Fry. al Puoic outcry, at the
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common Pleas OF Mon
roe county, Ohio, l will
offer for sale, at public
outcry, at the front door
af the q nurt houso II, Tho
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march 4.sl 76 VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.

GHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue OF a writ Of
~ venditioni exponas, and a decretal order to me
TNo's. DraEeIV ct al , directed from the court of
VS. Common Pleas of Monroe
Leui joy ct al. 5%sounty, Ohio, will offer
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NHERIFF,S SALE.--By virtue Of a writ of
~ venditi6ni expohas to me directed from the
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-04

SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ Of
~ venditioni exponas, to me directed from the
a Tng1y0m- court of Common Pleas of
vs. Monroe county, Ohio, i will
NC Carly &Ala,ling offer for sale at public outcry
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-04

court of Common Pleas
of Monroe county. Ohio,
I will offer for sale at
public outcry, al the front
door of the court house in
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feb I2-$l rs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-04

court Of Commdn Pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, l
will offer for sale at public
outcry, at the front door Of
the court house in the town
of Wo0dsfeld. in the coun.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

February IL, 1s4s:--$2,75
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FEMALE. INSTITUTE WARE STON,
NORTH CAROLINA
EariLrY Rev. y. H. GRAVES, \, n,
]. WILCOX
l.. & GRAVES, 4 ~.

l.. T. GRAVES, NJ.
The ninth Academic III this Institution viii cnln
~. nee i the first Monday IL jsruay
Tie rdihcc j. con-tfnrt.d wIb -tfirt reference 10
comfort an convenience, and i amply sufficient I" n
cnmmoda'r one hundred Pnrs
To trndrs the Sciences attractive and TIE instruction.
iioro,ish good Philosophical, Chemical AMI i>truno
meal Apparatus hls been procured. The libraries oi
the Faculty consisting Of than thousand W"
iumrS ARE accessible Ia the pupils. IrctIrrs, win e,-
perlinehts are delivered wsr.iy, upnn scientific sub.
lrcls Al charges made tom The time al rntrancr.
EXPENSES pm SESSION.
Board, per se :aIon az i've months, SIS
English Tuition, from elD To IL
Music ~ Piano and Use uf instrument -
Music on Guitar and use al Instrument, IL
Monocbromaiic MezEotno and EhiErSr Painting;
l.ansrape Drawing and Painrirc; Lessons IN Wax
Flowers and FrHii; French Italian, Spanish, Ger
man, Latin ana Greek lansGagrs--each :
Oil Painting IN
Vocal Music aud all kind, of Needle AMI Fancy Work
without charge
Those who complete the courses .: study laid down
III. Circular entitled tud diploma ani gnlt medal
1t the close ~ each SESSION there y III BE- public
animation. conducted before committee If Visitation.
To the Faculty and Their ladies are entrusted The rn
tire and r-fuctnG ~ those Contracted with t'- y
-tiiutinn. Dee la--CN:,w
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SciL l1ES EOk IKE MEEh.
Z. = sss aseri7s s;sss &c


On t6Hrteeah Siresf raSdcr The ErciGnst ihtst.
L and the public III general, that he hi> commenced
the bushes, nf .r,ery Broker, br Office ton li,h
street. underline Exchange Icl-l,) formerly occupied
by ID. ". Hnyt, and recently bv + u. rendeton.
Drawn Nos Sussex, Glass Il, Nov. 30th:
sc 81 81 81 40 Al e IS - IS 10 50 &c 20.
Whole Ticket 10 66 GO, rriz. Of Il 600 sent
10 this Off g.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, III, Dec II:
81 TO Al 81 : I'll - 50 90 - Al
Whole ,rcke;, 20 81 70, a Prize .! $500, sen;
10 this office.
TODAY
FRIDAY-The Virginia Moaoncalia Lottery, Class
No 81. Capitals: SaUUu0, eco, 2uGn, = Nos. IA
drawn. Tickets 81; halves 2: quarters !.
SATuRDAY-polllr Lottery. The SUSSEX county
(Drawarr) Lottery, Extra, Class M. 80 Capitals
siD0c. Is Nos, II drawn. TirkG;s 81 halves -
cts; an;.ters p {.
Saturday gvening-S.,s c:nsr ~ Sci
A AiAG;.FICEST SCHEME!
The Virginia l-rsiury Lottery, Class =. Capitals
Si5 $500 of 5.O0l 10 Of $50. ~ OF 2JD 20
Of Gcp, 3i"f 40, s. = Ncs., - drawn. Tickets $40
-shafrs ~ proportion.
fcc nrf:rrs f.r packages, certificates - packages.
single tickets shares The abugr any oi ..n
~ & Cos Lotteries, %: which there dmwIn.s
every day, rrcra varying from 81 10 si0 iorckrts
lngs forwarded immediately distant ai.enIurrrs,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
NOD, Exchange Place Richmond. Va
b1r Reco-ci Np.3-''Iherr's lack IN odd numbers,
says Rory D'Norr ' Dec -
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EUMFORD ACADEMY, KING WILLIAM
ElIINTN VIRGINIA

- situated five miles from iyrt;S III community u
marked intelligence and refinement. The location
nntri ui beaitiiuiness, and the buildings erected
expressly for Academic pnrpo<.st admirably combine
comfort and convenience. For nearly hai century
This Institution has hren established seat olearning,
aud 10 il many a uur abr deeply inde5lsi
The buildings have recently been thoroughly repair
Ell. aud thr subscriber. aided BY = smith twho;e
moral and scholastic illness has been fully tested wi
be ready Ia receive pupils the 2th Of January lei9 -
The scholastic year. with vacation Of month dn
ring the Summer, will close The goth day Of December
following.
The course of studies will embrace thr Maihrmlti.
cal, Classical and Scientific subjects taught IN onr beat
Academies.
The School vii he conducted upon h- most approved
principles Of Instruction and discipline and every effort
made render Il intellectually and morally worthy of
liberal patronage.
Il Err Ms:
Beard and Tuition. with evrry necessary, lights eN-
crp,ed. for len months. $3.50
has srinIars for zen months! 90
French and Tactics, each,
AddreSs-tye;l's, King william cntnty, Va
Dec I--ia,6l JSO PITTS.
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lNFIRMARY CT The MEDICAL COT
E-DlcnMnNn. V

THE Tnlie.. Infrmary il open ns lhr reco. ton
i patients throughout igr ysis All persons t.gTr-
ing Medical Surgiral AID, except The insane and
lanting under contagious diseases, adGiued
into the Institution
The accommodations far thu sick very complete.
Spsripus and we'll arranged Wards st apart ior
lie i,nrieGt cla-ses II parents and private apart
mrn's furnished sshe: required. H. 3i"dicai and
Surgical Wards under the chlrg- of Professors c
The College far prescribed periods ia rotation. Tie
Phys and Scte-on visit their respective Wards
daiiy AZ difficulty all the rinh,rs II the
Faculty called III consultation.
The charges Tor board, medical attendance, surgical
operations, nursing peAcine-, aud every necessary
service, ar--lor Goi red patients, 81 per week. stx
Whitr : :.
When private apartment il furnished addition
nj charge Is made.
The Infrmary commeaas ii-el especially To persons
in the country, who may be Disposed 10 Leave iheir
homes for benefit of Medical Slr2irai sid -
Those Interested tIe subj-ct wal find, enquiry,
economy viii br consulted ~ pitronizing
the Institution, every remedial aid mjy 5r rkpecfeh
here that can ne found similar in-iutops else
where. TIE inirmary already much res"itef tn ey
patents from distance, ana this class of patients VIII
doubt be greatly increased as is afvsntases be
come more widely In Surgical point u vie"
particularly. IL has Just claims TO be regarded "a an In
siitutIoB If great public utility. Il u.
Gentlemen sending patients from dissaacc VIII
please give city Inference Address any OF
th- fgcntysor NEWMAN, BE @lfas y
Dee 2l~-f3( s SSsff
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EDUGATION.
sSarssEe.sana as.ssl.usy.

~. nhus,aisnsa hS'hs asso', '.n '"f ~ p'fP"se
~ 's'a'is'ihs ~ ''t WI - "'>"'h-"'' ~ :"
''.'ion ~. = more $40 ~" .'r"'rc ~
n"'iee ,hi' lhey mH' o'rn "h nc 81 ~ idi.ia! -
mu WIN terminate ' hi't session on H'e ION ~ July.
'hr secohd session "l'i 'nih'Hraee 81 INC is'"' ~?
.' ai'u ts,nia'e o'i ,ne .r'n ~ pse' .oe''
, - atss"r" oan,,,n 70 la''s an o'i"i'
80 o.,' : 1."ol-h anu r''ciaI e"u.aIipii' : ~
-, x i u ~ =, p''" - '"'li".''o" W, "
- n"e'r , i'l. 'u.ein .,e ~
800, 1leeA' '-tIh' riehSii, "e.'n"n' oian'," avn
'''' '"u h'eii'fe' h"e'eh' anu 'i"e'"
niruls, Sc
i"c Lihshagts wiz De taueht win constant - !,
n"eicai rrefence 70 ne Eneiish, s>strhalicdi ana
t'"i"u-H hH""ruse ~ thr structure anu maintlai OF
tue httrl nrihs IN important btirh g! lnGefn Ehuca
non. ~ lhe languages WIN ne taught aitef 'he Hahhr
~ me mosi approved hlsh sc'oois III this country ai
~ En,"pt-si" y "faI anu "ii'ien EXERCISES h''n
.nssn, - ud i, ~ - IT. Ine - - 49,"
,uas,i,,n /, m .ns ~, ~, 500. =
me P,.nrI, :, "A c.,r,,, 49,, s,,,,, -, an, ,r M
rrincin,s III. ,vhn ~, ds,, r,c,Ii,y i,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Purcell, Ladd Il Co.
APOTuECARIES AND DRUGGISTS,
No. % CORNER MAIN AND lara STs.,
RiehnuaI YIr1inin

No. % CORNER MAIN AND lara SITS,
RieanWnd, Virginia.
OFFER Tor sale, al wholesale or retail, 10
" quantities 10 suit purchasers, large and &C.
neral assortment OF DRUGS and MEDICINES,
selected and warranted OF the best quality
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS receive the
sllicest attention and are compounded IN The best
manner.
NEW PREPARATIONS are added 10 our
stock as soon as they become lavoraoly known to
10 the profession.
FANCY ARTICLES Shaving and Wash.
ing Soaps 10 great variety. Tooth, Nail, Hair,
Clolh and Flesh Brushes
BLEACHED LAMP OILS of the best kind,
intended expressly for family use-warranled TO
give satisfaction.
While Lead and Linseed Oil, Painters Brush
rs, Colors and Vainishes, aud large sock Of
Window Glass, of French and American manu-
faclure, embracing great variety oil sizes OF
single and double thickness. The whole, CON-
prsing a general assortment, offered a, low
prices. PURCELL, LADD co..
Dec 20 Druggists, 80 Main ST., cor. 18th.
LANKErS, BLANKETS.-In store and
ID for sale cheap, good assortment of Bed
and Servants Blankets; also, white, red and yell
low Flannels, spotted Flannel, Linseys NC.
WILLIAM J.SWORnS,
10, ofodu oiIcei,
Dec g Sign OF the Dry Goods Box.
BORT U MES IL Q M E .-CHALK'S
i OFFICE. No. 6. Main Street.
Pokomoke, greater than ever, 10 day $500 the
lowest three number prizes.
This Day.-Posomoke, Glass So prize of
SIS 900, OF 5000. Of 5000. OF l,4s7, of
1000, % Of 500. Tickets 81 The above is a
great tavorile al CHALK'S.
Dec % 3 doors above the Old Market.
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NEGRO HIRING,

BY N. B. & C.. B. HILL
THE Subscribers offer their services again 10
i their friends and The public 10 Hire onI Ne
groes Tor the ensuing year.
They would recommend hose who intend send
ing their negroes here to send them early, thar
they may obtain good homes and good prices.
They pledge themselves 10 attend to all negroes
entrusted TO their care in sickness.
NJ 3. & C. B. HILL,
Corner OF Wall and Franklin Streets.
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s.xch.a Essc Hotel,
WAsHiSGTuS Cry
By T. VI. hcELtiANEY,

LATE OF NIRGlNIt.
VNiiI5 large and commodous establishment, has been
i fitted up anew, and greatly enlarged since the
closing of the last business season. and again ready
for hr reception Of visofS, OF whom hundred can
be comfortably and elegantly accommodated In style
unsurpassed by any Hotel in the city, and upon
which cannot fail 10 please. The proprietor has
rented The large brick building adjoining the EXCHANGE
on lis east side and by convenient conR1ron which
hr has formed between the two, has arranged the
whole building "a To afford easy 10 the parlors,
ordinary ana chambers Of each, and II the same time
10 separate them, 10 afford the ladies' and gen
tlrInrn wiii their families all tbs privacy and retire
ment Of private boarding house. Tile ladies' and
genilemen's urdnarIes Will b. always spread with n!
the decaclrs which this abundant market furnishes,
and every thing provided which contribute 10 the
comfort and Satisfaction of his The chambers
fitted up IN style VI elegance which caunot be-
any where surpassed; aud the attention &c members
Of Congress, vel all others is invited 10 them.
The Exchange i pleasantly situated on q street IN
medliirly III The ol Colrmans Hotel, and oilers
most agreeable retre3t Ia all who would escape the
noise anG confusion incident 10 Hotels situated n;I
Pennsylvania Avenue. The proprietor hls had Tie hr-
nrh, Of years experience a. Hotel Keeper IL
Washington cy and with hs knowledge Of the husi-
ness. ha,tr,s himself that hy strict ana mnr-mittne
attention. Obtain his share, aIlsSt, Of Tie favor aud
kind patronage az the pnbiic generally. His Hotel viii
not suffer in comparison with the hest IN The country
DER.
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A RESCUE To THE AFFLICTED /!
TIE CELEBR.1TFD
J T. w ID Az DIS
epr Hebrew PLASTER.

4 CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains IN rhr
"A Side, 'hesi. l.cns, Back, Bowels, Muscles, Rhrn-
matsn III all Us varied forms, Nervous Affections,
Lungs aud Liver Complnini-. Spinal Affections. II.
male Weaknesses, etc, etc. For the abovr complaints
this Plaster IA, 10 The cIea celebrity which
Il s already acquired mol ouy IN IT, old. hni ~ Tie
nee w"tldthr extraordinary cures Il has q. Ii"Gnra
the most extreme ~ sntlranr, have acquired
such rrutatinn that the proprietor has nnl-un
III reccntiy-brrn able Ia supply hall tiir demand.
The sales throughout every city, toNn AMI village In
the United states ere without = parallel
circumstance not surprising, "tirn tr vast amount
81 human suffering relieved ny ~ Use y considered.
In Spinal Defects the benefit usually !" I'll. most de-
c!iri character. IN Nervous Complaints, nimri-rn
twenty readily Yield 10 The penetrating s.i-
nuid combines ~ tins valuable preparation.
In EseHuidsi, -lrracntr or chronic, the claims az
the hebrew Plaster have long since been tn!i rrSay
acknow lodged. Those Tho abuflrr under weak
backs, matter from " hat cause The wrasnts may
have of.i1atrd-rvrn VI such persons have been ms,
guided III previous appllcaiInnsiu lr 81 the lie
bfrw Plaster they vii find The affected part suddenly
restored ioi;s original suuninrss.
A. @uppnitrr ra-r- oi constitutional weakness II
VIII br iouni az great advantage. II i particularly
commented Ia Females who su.f,ru. from sudden
weakness general debility. In .hCF,,. embrace.
all The virtues which The mo, scientific wa- ca
pahr ii compromising from sauabr substance toun,!
tile old world ana wli, IT, found entirely i-e from
those objections which source al complaint IS iii
the nuu-rnis spread plasirfs before public.
10 These p,Sri> POSSESS the advantage u being
prri NJ aiG ii,i huxrst-ncr they i-iatn h-isinll
virtues IN -; climates.
BEWARE Df GGi NTfafEiTs AND BASE NIL
TAIiJAS.
No;i" sa,ac wilhou, III, engraving ~ Ter Dq-id "u
tnr Nsapl-rarount each box ffce cents PER box
Each -, contains sufficient t. spread sis eight p!as
,ers.
s"A Wholesale and Retail i, sco.iI & BEAD,
10. -, chlHcr's street. sr@ Orleans. General Agents
"a. the South and West. Sold alschy
ALIEN. nuIAI.. Richmond.
GayAui. 4 WOOD, Richmond
TnCs. II IUSsER. Petersburg.
H. A. SANTOS Nrr,"ik
ff.t, 4
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BY TULEt q CUUh.
THE subscribers again offer their services 10
l. their friends and The public Tor the ensuing
year as agents Tor hiring out NegIoes renting
ont Houses, buying and selling property, collect
ing claims, SC. TOLER s. COOK,
Lsle's Row. Pearl street.
P. S. We are authorized to hire FIVE hundred
able bodied Men and Boys, 10 work on the Rich.
mond and Danville Railroad; from six 10 Twelve
miles above Richmond. A liberal price will be
pail. 1. Z.
Dec. IA
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E.gJGE,A {bEFis;E.

CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention nf the friends and patrons Of this far
i famed prize establishment * invited 10 The follow
ing list Of Schemes 10 he drawn during the month Of
December, under the management, Of tue nld aud sue
cessiul Managers, ID. Paine n TO-, whose Lotteries
take the lead others They have sent prizes
10 Richmond In the past few months than all the Mana
gers combined. Of the number Gent TO Richmond,
LUCK has always had his full share.
" To secure large prizes, order OF
LICK Richmond.
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FEMALE EDUCATION.


MISS LUCY ROLLING, of Petersburg, VIII resume
w The duties III her School, ny house, IN the cnun
rs ul Louisa On the 18th o: January, Is:9 she teach
rs all the various branches of The English language
usually taught in Schools also the French ianqlag
and Music on the Piano
TERMS-For Board and Tuition II The Enslish Ian
pu,g. sac; for French Sic: fur husir. 81.
The School viii close the 18Th u nest lirc.;nher 6r
Quoting one month durin. tine SuHiHrf ter vacation
Miss Boiling j. ackuow sed by all acquainted VIII
hrr 10 be very superior Teacher; and an examination
nj her scholars end OF the as; session gave evi
dence Of the fact.
Address-Loul.a Courthouse
Dec a5-cifrhl u. l. hiSsioS
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THE NAUTILUS MUTUAL
Life Insurance Comm.

r, EuGrts,fd By he Legislature Of N.u Yorts
ms COMPANY. ccLhning its business erc
hss , s,veiy 10 Lie Insurance, (of free person.
,hsn zen IN very successful operation for -.
comm, NJ insurers are the only stockholders and .,
Commas en!iled to the entire pro6,s of lbe
been sly - ~, for The las, three years have
b aripp =, ie cent-on which scrip is issned
For tu,,. interest of six per cent.
Of The Aosn.n information, enquire a, the Office
sHouse $500 $500, al No. II, Main street. MarL.,
\ De sas.o "a GHAs. sWoRTHAM.
Agent
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s,aMies, AotIery spiUce,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
THE attention Of the patrons OF Cowles' celebrated
Prize Office IN invited 10 the following brilliant
Schemes 10 be drawn the month Of December, under
the management of u. PAINE Il CO., who have disri
bued large prizes in Richmond the last year than
all others combined. OF those sent, many have been
directed this agency, and sold by The
prize seller, COWLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29
CHOICE ARTICLES, SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEARS PRE-

CHOICE ARTICLES, SUITABLE FOX
CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEARS PRE-
SENTS, TO BE HAD OF
Nash a. WOOdhOuse.
1 FINE toned Piano Forle-one Of Stodart
n and Dunham's
A handsome Guitar, OF sweet tone
A Papier Machie Port Folio, richly colored,
ornamened and inlaid with Pearl
A Ladies' Work.box, of Papier Machie, or
Rosewood
A Portable Writing Desk, Of Mahogany or
Rosewood, furnished with pretty note paper, en-
velopes, waters, inkstands, &c, complete
A Ladies' Companion a pretty little establish
menf, containing The implements for ladies' work.
A Gold or Silver Pencil Case
A Diamond Pointed Gold Pen
A portable Shaving and Dressing apparatus
for gentlemen
A beautiful French Inksiand
A box OF genuine Farina Cologne Wafer
A superior P, n knife OF Rodgers & Sons make
A handsome Walking Cane
One Of Ackerman's Music Folios
A Paris Desk Weight, Of unique design
One, or a pair of elegant Engravinss, hand.
someiy framed Dec %