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For Sale or Lease.

THE valuable garden farm known as above,
i isnow offered Tor sale or lease. 1t ssi.uaicd
Immediately upon he Deep Run Turnpike, about
one mile from The City OF Richmond, and within
a short distance OF The Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. Upon it is dwelling
house in good repair, and every way desirable,
besides an excellent office, new servants house,
kitchen, and all The necessary onhouses. The
water is unsurpassed by any IN the vicinity, and
the location generally considered healthy.
The Farm contains abou 50 acres, and is in a
high state of cultivation. TIL are upon it a
number OF fine fruit trees, consisting OF The best
varieties of apples, peaches, peals, piums cher
ries, &c, all selected and realed with great care
and most of Them just malured. Also, fire
Vineyard, containing several varieties OF grapes,
and more than Two acres OF asparagus beds, OF
superior qualify, and very productive.
Every arrangement has been made Tor The
Spring market: the servants on the place are for
the most part acquainted with the business, and
will be hired, if wished, and the farming utensils,
&c, disposed Of As possession will DC gwen i'm
mediaiciy, all delay or loss will Ihus be avo.ed.
The neiehborhood is pleasant and agreeable, and
the situation offers unusual inducements 10 any
one wishing 10 cultivate market farm.
Further information may be obtained on The
premises, or by applying TO Mr.. r. "A. Talley, at
The Tredegar Iron Works.
Ian I2-deoHcWtf
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EDUCATION.
Concord Academy.

TIE next session Of this Institution will c0mmenc,
the hrst Of February, 1915, and lermnite the las
oi july i"iio"ing The course of Instruction., tsprci
any designed tn prepare students for Colleges and Uni
versailles Is thorough and extensive. IL comprises tb.
Greek, Latin, French, Spanish, Italian and English
Languages; Mathematics in all its various bra inches; Ma
tura Philosophy. Chemistry and Moral Philosopby
Divine services regularly performed NJ nm. Aca
DENY by the Rev. WIN. Friend.
The price Of Board (ncludng washing BEDDING and
fuel, and Tuition for the session Of months il an
slU0 payable the iirsI of February, $40 The FIRST OF Juy
No student Will be received for shorter period than
an entire session.
For the efficiency Of his system OF instruction. the
Principal refers To the gentlemen whose names are
su.oined and TO the Professors of the University OF
Virginia. and those OF William and Mary College; from
the Professors OF both of which In itnion the Acade
mic preparation and the subsequent Collegiate success
Of his pupils have received the highest commenda
tions,
Communications will be directed to Concord Acade.
my, Caroline county. Va addressed 10 the Principal
W.COLEMAS NJ, Principal.
LEWIS VI COLEMAN, A NJ, Assistant
ALEX DEMPSTER, A NJ, Assistant.
December 2fth, lSi7.
EXPERIMENTATION John Mason, Secretary of
The Navy Or Scott Speaker Of the Senate of Vir
Frederick; II Rev Nicholas Cohbs % D, Bishop Of Ala
hama; Judge Samuel Chapman, Alabama; d w Leigh
Esq. Richmond WIN K Johnson, Esq, Petersburg;
Thomas Randolph, ESQ., A'hemare; Andrew Hunter
ESQ., Jefferson; Gov acknowledgement, Alabama; Gen
era Bernard Peytcn.' Richmond; Judge Daniel Cole.
man. Alabama; DR. Armis'cad Cook, ). Portsmouth; Ro.
her. Sanard, Esq, Richmond; WIN II HARRISON, Esq
Prince George; Col VIM Armisead,s Alabama; WIN II
Tayloe, Esq. MONT Airy; Richard Baylor, ESQ.,. rs
sex; Clayton Il leman. Esq, Louisa; Rev Elliott Es-
les,. South Carolina; John Tabb Esq.,. Gloucester; las
Is Thornton. Esd Memphis, tennessee; VIM II Roy,
Esq. Gloucester Hon Robert n 4 Hunter, Esq Essex
Hon Thomas II i!aJ ~. 4, Rev WIN Friend, Port Roy
al; John Bryan, Esq,' Gloucester; Thomas Ghol-
son, Esq., Petersburg; Col John Morris Kentucky
william Onares, Esq., henucky; George VIII
kins ESQ., Northampton; Alfred e. Weeks ESQ., Lou
isana.
Gentlemen who either have had, or who n present
have sons or wards members OF the Institution.
Dec. 2i-dtJaulOa CtFrbI
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION,

DY DR.. A. NJ. Mauriceau. Professor III diseases OF
ID Women. Sd edition. lsmo., pp. 25O; price 81
25 600 SOLD THREE MosTHs'
rhr r,rat demand TOR this mos, important work tof
winch thousands are Sold has compelled The isus Of
another edition Il IL intended especially for the mar
md rs IL ai,coses important secrets which should be
known TO them particularly Here every female can
discover the Causes symptoms and thS mos. emel-ht
remedies and mos; certain modes oil cure, In every
complaint 10 which her sex Is subject.
IL is an important question To the married, why II 10
,h, ". behold 90 many married females sck'yi de5ll-
tard and prostrated also the causes and whether
they are susceptible Of remedy. They VIII here nnd
these important matters connected win discoveries IN
medical and physiological science, which meet this
question. -
This work Is destined to be in the hands of every
wife and mother who has regard Tor her own health
and welfare AS well as that Of her husband.
The revelations contained in lis pages nave afeaoy
proved blessing 10 thousands.
To those vet Unmarried but contemplating marriage,
or perhaps hesiIating As 10 the proprety OF thcns
the responsibilities attendant upon II. the importance
of beinc possessed ofthe revelations conia nrh III @
pages so intimately involving their future happiness
cannot be appreciated
Copies uiH be sent By mail free Of postage. ,y,
ON the receipt of one dollar, the "?'aino "o.hah
Private Medical Companion" WIN pe sen ~, NC. VI P
are 10 any part Of United Staes AZ ie'crs Mus
he addressed fpnst paid To Dr. a. d. hauIIceaH bhh
aai. New York city. Publishing ouise NO I27, ID
herty street, New York F0t sue d. noi ., Le"ee'
pn;id;nrs I'd street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia
n.i,;no,. WIN. TAYLOR, and Jarvis Build
Sole agent for Washington d. c., WIN ADAMS, )
doops from Al street. Pennsylvania Ayenns.
CUAS F. FISHER, sole agent for Richmond, Va,
Exchange Bookstore, under Exchange Hotel. doors
from the Post Office. Dec. 2o-dim
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Iambert,s aIce.

On fourteenth Street, Under The Eych0ngc Hotel.
ry,uoMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general, that lie has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker. In the Office ION lith
street. under the Exchange llo,e,l formerly occupied
by u. 81. Iioyt. and recently by T.. Il. P-ndI-ton.
NJ TAKE NOrICE--AlI Tickets sold al this Of
Ace are in the wr-esabllshed Lotteries Of J. W. Mau
~ & Co ,(successors 10 Gregory Co. the successors
or Yates MCIntyre) Please, therefore, Ia recolect
No 3, Exchange Place Be particular in regard TO the
number, 30 as to prevent mistakes.
TO-DAY.
TUESDAY-The Alexandria Lottery, Glass No g,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capitals: 500 0C3,
10000 UO0 &c. rs Nos I2 drawn. Tickets S.; halves
%; quarters e5.
10000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
Unconstitutional Scheme, The New Jersey
Lottery, Glass No. &, drawing expected "Wednesday
evening Capitals 900, l3,DOO S,0u, &c 20 Nos,
ID drawn. Tickets $40: halves 5; quarters 50.
THURsDAY-The Va. Mononealia Lottery, No 4,
to be dawn In Alexandria Capital: SlOnD0. TO Nos
10 drawn. Tickets So; halves so; ours. IS cts.
PRIDAY-Dollar Lottery. TO be drawn In Richmond
al half past o'clock, the Virginia Lersbhrg Lottery
Extra, Glass No. 4. Capital: $4,000 70 Nos Is drawn
Tickets 81; halves 50 cts quarters Csc.
ar Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tic kes shares in the above, or in any Of aau
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (Of which there drawings
every day, prices varying from ST TO $40 for tickets
will eceve the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately tn distant adventures,
when requested. Address
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
~ Recolect No. 3-"There's luck 10 odd numbers,
says Rory O'Nore." Jan. "a
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
------------..-... -,MARKETs. JAN. a4.

RICHMOND MARKETS. jan "4.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light. There is a
Io .M.nd for manufacturing qualities. we
iaiI uI mas =, 5; common leaf % 5U;
,qr GJS,S, i 50 S 81. No fine offering.
sIhHEEaT~Whi,e 1870; Red l25, for very su'
perior. ,,s,u
cORN-60 cents bushel.
CORN MEAL-7O cents per bushel.
pROVISlONS.-BAcoN: Smithfield and CITY
.,,sd 81 cents; old Western Sides, ST II cents
Saunders 6 cents; new Sides, u . Genus
Shoulders, Ia u cents; Hams, II ~ eea a,s
Hams scarce, and in demand. LARD-o az ~ !.
PISH-North Carolina Herrings cu s g. ~
s 90 from second hands none 10 as. .ia. aroes
CATTLE-For Cattle from inc seai SO
weight, 80 so a 8 90. Hoes: % ne''
- TO 4 90 nett. OK
SUGARS-Sngars in GOOD aenauu. &. &.
nroved prjces. We quote NC" -,a o.t Sn'
Porto Rico S :; ST. CroiA I a 'e'''' '"
sacr0FFEE-We quote Rio a, It seems; Ia.
,n Sw las 81. Domingo 6. a III Porto Rico
:, n; Java 10 III cents. r,o,.
TEaS-lmperial and Gunpowder % &c
nor III. Black IS a 80 c. Dull.
PMGi aSSES-N. Orleans in bbs. 263 ~ c.;
PORTO Rico 80 80; Cuba d a "A c.. ,,..
'V SsaITNLast sales from wharf IS per sack;
from Store 81 20. Stock very light and In ue'
mand. -. ,.,, ,vh,,f. S5 ON
Rs.;o. T,erce. OF 500 pounds. ground, 10 on
Ras;n' None in market, and much wanted l.. o
RRANDY- Otard, Dupuy & Go. 81 20
IN. A. Seieneue IS; Imitation 81 80 Genus
SazeIac ga 3 50; Peach dull al 81 w 90
Ample Brandy 40 a As c. and scarce.
RUM-New England 80 50 els ,oo
GIN-American So Is els; Holland ioo c'''
per gallon, very dull. 80,
WHISKEY-26 81 c. in bbls. .,
CANDLES-Tallow - a 1T C; sperm 50
&c. Hu!l's Patent 10 Cts. mr.
SOAP-F For brown 3lc.; yellow a oc' pei
MIND: white and variesaled II IA.
RlCE-New crop cts.
FEATHERS-27a % CTS. per 10. for live geese
rIAXSEED-None in market
onaIi,y swedes s. per ion; English 80 10;
:fredesar (Rchmond mandatory W. Up
Country Bar 80, according to qualify Mans Z
to4i. ,,..a nm no., ton
SHOT-G;c. perPound. ~
HIDES-Green sailed 4 At cents per io.'
calfsalled IS cts 10 l each; Spanish Is lot Gus.
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From the Bay State Democrat, Boston, Nov. Al
RlI g.

There are so many medicines Of doubtful eharaster
advertised and pulled by the newspapers at The present
tme that should shrink from the task we have now
undertaken were we not most thoroughly convinced,
from our own personal knowledge Of the facts which
we state below.
tits of "Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry" that we
would speak, and we speak advisedly lady OF our
acnuaintaace whom we every day, was, short
time since, in what we thought precarious, u not
dangerous state Of health cough had settled on her
lungs: her form seemed wasting away she was obliged
to abandon work. and, we thought, not soon to re-
sumo It again. For about two months she has been
taking Wistars Dasam Wild Cherry, and already has
she SO far regained her health as to be able to resume
her labors.
This il but single case but is one al least, In
which we cannot doubt the efficacy Of the medicine
90 Beware Or counterfeits and imitatlors-Syrups
and all other preparations Of Wild Cherry. Remember,
they only initiate name, without possessing the vI-
tues Buy none but the genuine and original Dr. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-sgned l..
Butts on the wrapper.
SETH w. FOWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GAYNOR Il WOOD,
No. 4S Main Street, Richmond,
Dec 1917 And by DruRss,s generally
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a FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale my Farm in the county or Henflc",
about two mile. from t,s Old alarket House The
farm contains two hundred and-sixtrrn acres Of which
about one hundred and twenty cleared the balance
i'm wood. The cleared land has all been highly I'M
proved with lime and putresceni naniires, and pro-
ducrs very fine crops. The uncieaed land has on II
n very heavy growth Of wood which, from It's neaTneSs
10 market very valuable. On the farm there are all
necessary houses, in good order, 10 wit: dwelling
house with seven rooms eight closets and cellar, d
Kitchen laundry office. dairy, smoke house. four barns
stables for horses and cows, and an abundant supply
Of fine WAFER. have lived on the farm Tor more Than
four year. with nearly forty in my family. and there
has no: been case of serious sickness. The place Is
considered by those who know ii healthy as any in
Virginia.
Ny reason for wishing 10 sell is that may devote
nv lime entirely tn my profession. VIII sell the farm
for fair price and on the most liberal terms Persons
wishing u buy invited 10 call on me. either at my
Office in Richmond or at my house, on the farm
Dec. 3--ctf JHo VI. GRE6Otf.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
Eer. H.. ID. Robinson,

w Practice of Medicine nearly thirteen years, is
still relieving and positively curingof the following
forms Of dlsease-elght out of ten who apply TO him,
and who havu been pronounced ncurabe-Scrofula,
White Swelling, Drop,y, Dyspepsia, rheumatism, AZ
ec;ions of the Liver, Ague aud Fever, Scald Head
Ulcerous Sores of long standing, letter. Cancer, Le
rosy, Palsy, 81. fius' Dance, Wens, Coughs and Al
Crclion OF the Lungs, supposed TO be Consumption,
asthma, Syphilis, GonorrhRa, Structure, Mercurid
Disease and AL forms of disease peculiar To femalrs
such as Finer Abus Pr0lapsus Uter &C., &c. lie has
treated several hundred cases of rheumatism, aud
failed in five only, where the remedies were energetic
ally applied in rrect:ng AN entire cure Persons sui
ferng from the effect Of mercury speedily relieved
Reference, the most satisfactory, can he had. Once
No.3. Wall street, under the City Hotel.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
= ar:zltOEs7s ssstbe.r,

SsHseecpts q 2Pat2 e.E,
MO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
y CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Capital RI $1,000. Soid!
Drawn Nos. Of New Jersey No 80, Dec. IS:
6 SIS "a "a u % 4 al 40 "a 81 70 81
Whole Ticket, Nos. 6 So "A, a capita! OF
$40. 900, sold 10 a county Correspondent, and
paid by STkATTON.
ANOTHER PRESENT!
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra, No. SO Dec. 81:
II % 60 40 SIS l3 IS 80 81 81 Sc.
Whole, Nos. 1 II D, prize OF $1,000,
Ticket, Nos. 40 SIS 62, do. 800,
both sold aud paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Mononcalia, Nos. 3, Jan. 20:
Hall Ticket, Nos. 20 Sc II, capital
Whole +" &c 60 "a, a prize Of 81 900
-Bo,h sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg Lottery, Glass 4:
81 3 So AZ Is % So rs ~ As 81 80 Is II.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Class7:
s6 6I 81 40 AZ 62 81 81 G1 So 80.
Half Nos 10 50 81, prize of sl5n, sold and paid
by STRATToN.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 DOLLARS 10000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, Nn.8. Capitals:-seO 900,
TO- 000 5000 3,5OO, Lies. III ol ,50o, I'D ol OO, &c
IS Nos l2 drawn. Tickets SIS; halves 50; qrs. %.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-New Jersey, No. g. Capitalist
$40 con, 49, OOO 5000, 5000, 3UnO 2,OOD ,725 10 Of
1000, &C IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets SlO halves s.;
quarters SO.
10 600 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures gala, No 4. Capitals: $4,000,
5000 67a Of ,000 6 Of i00 &c &C Nos, 10 drawn.
Tickets ST. halves 81; quarters Is cts.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets In all the Lotteries will he promptly at
tended to, and drawings sent when requested: Please
address orders 10 N. Is. STkATIoN,
I,no, Richmond, Va,
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80 Dollars Reward,

II Court Nous. rom no n, me subscriber, at New Kent
sss Of ns. named JUDY The said slave !, ahon, 90
black She was nee. one or two inches high and ve1y
Ken. s orc n. ~, By the New
sold by John B. Chr.sn I E DAY Of May, 1886, and
es.. Of ,ne Of ah
so for tho 0S and others. win rive
10 Richmond. Ne"Very Of said girl to me,
,. having good reason {" believe tina, .h. :, ,
New Kent and h'
for such inclination as viii :" Ss above reward
Nov. 9-cwtf Io I1 .onender.
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TRIBuTE OF RESPECT.


Al Court held for Gloucester county. at the Court
house, on Monday, the 9Th day Of December. lo47:
Whereas Il has been announced 10 this Court, that
1t has pleased Almighty God in the dispensaton Of
all-wise Providence 10 remove from among us our
teemsd friend and associate, Col WILLIAM JONES,
so lo ng distinguished member of legal profession
and an officer OF this Court-Therefore,
Resolved, That the Court, the officers, the members
OF the Bar and the citizens generally have heard with
unfeaned and regret Of the death Of Col Jones,
who, for many years. was OF our most distinguish
cd citizens and for long period the Representative Of
talents and his high character won for him universal
respect and commanding influence, whose attainments
a. lawyer made him eminent and popular In his pro-
fession-whose suavity Of manners made his inter-
course with his fellow pleasant and agreeable and
whose general demeano constituted an example wor-
thy OF all imitation.
Resolved That in the death of Col. Jones, Virginia
has los, son worthy of her old renown-moraty and
religion able and consistent advocateths legal pro-
fession one Of its brightest ornaments-the Courts in
which he practced one Of their most agreeable aud
gentlemany attendants, and his brethren CT the Bar
friend, whose memory will long live In their hearts,
among the cherished iscollections of The pact
Resolved, That we lament his death n public ca.
lamity, and mingle our tenderest and most heartfelt
sympahes with those Of his family at the truly melan
choy bereavement, which has at once deprived The
community Of a useful ciIizen tho Court Of valued
oficer, the Bar OF one OF its moot distinguished MEM
bers, and his family Of its bonored head.
Resolved, That, as testimonial OF our deep respect
for his memory We will weart the usual badge OF mourn
ing for thirty days.
Resolved That these resolutions be entered upon the
minutes of this Court, copy transmitted by the CLERK
to the family of the deceased and another to tho Ed-
tors of the Richmond papers. for publication.
Copy. Tests, JOHN K. CAREY, c. c.
~ Wing requested 10 copy.
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Dec. 1917

NATURE, FROM HER MYSTERIOUS LABoRA-
TORY. has furnished no combination for the removal
of human Ills moro universally successful than THOm-
SONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD
MARTHA. This medicine, prepared especially. and
with great care, for diseases of the Lungs throat ane
its virtues and secured the Recommendation OF many
Physicians of this city, and the appreciation OF all who
p'eeared ony, and sold by ANGNEY & DICKSON,
at The North east corner oil Fih and Spruce streets,
Phladeiphia Sold, also, by ALEXANDER DUVAL,
Richmond, Va. Price so cents, or 81 per bottle.
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nv fhe Magnetic Telegraph.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Correspondence of tie Richmond Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, MONDAY, JANUARY "a, ls4S.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, MONDAY, JANUARY "a, ls4S.
SENATE.
The Senate was opened with prayer by Rev.
MIR. Gurley.
Mr. Rush presented the credentials of Senator
Houston, who was sworn and TOOK his seat.
Mr.. Rush gave notice that ne would on TO-
morrow ask leave 10 introduce bill 10 increase
the Naval establishment of The United States.
Mr. Berrien's resolution, calling for Gen. Tay-
lor's view with egard 10 the position proper for
the army TO take before going 10 Corpus Christi,
was taken up and adopted.
MIR Hunter submitted resolution calling on
the President for the correspondence between Mr.
Wise and the Brazilian Government, with re-
gard to The difficulty between them, which was
adopted.
MIR Baldwin's resolution, calling on The Presi-
dent for information respecting The extent and
value of the public lands in Mexico, and The pow
er TO cede The same, was taken up.
A debate sprang up between Messrs. Baldwin
and flanagan.
Mr.. flanagan moved 10 lay the resolution on
the table; pending which,
The Senate laid aside The morning business,
and proceeded 10 consider The order uf The day,
the Ten Regiment Biz.
Alter explanations between Messrs Clayton,
Sewer, Foole, Pearce and others respecting the
course OF Jefferson in regard 10 the purchase Of
Louisiana, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
The House took up Mr.. Cookies joint resolu.
ton, authorizing The commissioner oil The Pension
Office TO appoint additional Clerks.
MIR. Cobb, OF Georgia, offered an amendment
giving The appointment to the Secretary Of War,
and advocated il al some length.
Mr.. Andrew Johnson spoke against the resolu-
tion, and argued that they should make the pre-
sent clerks work more and be less OF gentlemen.
Mr.. Cooke called for the previous question, but
the call was not seconded.
Mr.. Jones OF Tennessee advocated Mr.. Cobb's
amendment.
Mr.. Mckay made few remarks, and moved
to postpone the subject till Monday next.
MIR. Cooke replied 10 Mr.. A. Johnson, and
again moved the previous question, but there was
still not a second.
The question on postponng the subject till
Monday, was then decided in the Affirmative.
Mr.. Boyd moved TO stop The debate on the refer
ence of The Presidents Message al 3 o'clock This
day.
MIR. Vinon moved an amendment to stop the
debate at . o'clock on Wednesday mex; which
amendment was carried.
On motion OF Mr.. Vinton, the House resolved
itself into committee Of the Whole, MIR. Joseph
R. Ingersol in the Chair.
Mr.. Barrow took The foor He is good de-
batter with fine person, aud acquitted himself
handsomely. He denounced the course OF The Pre-
esidsn in regard 10 the war
Mr.. Feathers,on followed in defence ofthe Pre-
sident. He spoke with animation.
Mr.. Dixon next got the toor he reviewed
and denounced the conduct Of The President.
Mr. Bedinger col the hoor, when The committee
rose, and The House adjourned
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PERKlNsvILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

PERKlNSVlLLE FEMALE SEMINARY
THE next session of this School Thirty miles above
Richmond, aud seven from Guochland Court
house, VI Will commence on MONDAY, the 2ls Of Feb
fiaIy next, III which will he taught Natural and Moral
Philosophy Botany Geology, History, Chemistry, Ma.
thrmaIics, Latin, French and Spanish Languages,
Drawing and Painting, Geography, with The use OF
Globes
Mr. Walters will teach Music, rs heretofore.
The school, previously will he conducted by Miss
Sarah a. Stevens.
Terms, for Beard and Tuition, per session Of five
months, ESQ. I. J. PERKINS.
For satisfaction. we refer to the following gentle.
men, who have heretofore been patrons of the SCHOOL
Dr. r. :. Claiborne, llenrico: Col. ID. w. X. Bowles,
Capt VIM. Shepherd, FIuvanna; Thomas A. Hope
and VIM. Johnson, E,q'., Louisa; br. a. " Paine
Col. Peter Gucrrant John 5. WooGson, EsI Guoch'
land. Nrc. .!--cWSI
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NEGRO HIRING.

TINTI)MAS TT. TALTNF EINV UTrrs HIs scTFTCF'
i again to his friends and the public generally In
Hiring put Negroes for the cDsungyear. He takes t'
method Of informing those who wish to employ nm
that i, would he advisable to inform him early
they can tina; he may have an opportunity OF getting
good homes. lie pledges himself that every esrrti"r
shall be used to obtain good prices and good homes
and hopes that experience Of many Years VIII en'itlt
him To a share Of patronage
He will also continue to act as General Agent Tor the
Renting out Of Houses Collecting Claims, &c. ana
nlrdrc. himself tn spare no eyerlons render entire
sati sfacton all who may favor him with their bust
ness.
Ulice-Corner of Wall and franklin streets.
Rirhmond Nov. 70, lal7.-ctf