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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-22
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY KING AND
QUEEN

THE twelfth annual session of this institution will
L commence the 22d January, 1879 The scho-
1astc year will be divided into two sessions, the first
ending the Goth Of July and the second the Goth De-
ceniber with months vacation during the summer
The subscriber has secured the continued services Of
MrJ Council, who, during his connection with this
Academy, has, by faithful, puncual and zeaons dis
charge OF every duty, fully justified the high encom
ums passed on his scholarship and character by the
Of the Military institute, at which he gradu
atcd with the highest distinction, and for some time
acted as assistant professor Of Mathematics.
Mr. Henry A w are has also been engaged. Mr.Ware
has been student Of Fleetwood for several years and
Ia well qualified to discharge the duties which he has
assumed. The heallhlness of the situation is pro.
verbal.
The unvarying and increasing patronage given the
school since its establishment, is the sures guarantee
the public could have Of its merit, and the strongest
assurance of the manner in which has been conduct
edit further were required, might point 10 num-
hers Of Its former students who, having nguished
themselves at College, are now no less distinguished
In the active vacations Of life.
The subscribers long experience in nlging boys,
has taught him the absolute necessity Of STRICT Disc
LINE. system Of rules and regulations has, there
FORE been established, the rigorous enforcement of
which, under the vgilan supervision of the teachers,
will peace, quiet and order TO every member OF
the School.
The Terms will be-For Board with every necessa
nv except candlss) and Tuition in all ths classes
French and Tactics incnded Ssi for the first session
payable. the Goth July and S56 for the second payable
at the end OF the year. .. WHITE.
Post Ofice-Fleetwood Academy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Farmers, Rank of yjr@i,,;o


THE General Meeting Of the Stockholders Of The
Farmers Bank Of Virginia will be held al their
Banking House, in tile city OF Richmond on W.dnrs
day, the 10Th January, 1879
An act OF Assembly, passed March a5lh, ls42 pro.
vldes that no officer director OF Bank shall here
after vote bv proxy for any in any election
OF Directors or Officers Of Bank nor shall any poxy
ee valid which shall have been executed sixty days be-
fore The time of any election"
december 9Th, lsiS J. G. BLAIR Cashier,
Firm OF n rolcer u Attorney II roie In Frora
KNOW ALL MEa Br rHEsE PRESENTS. That of
-, do hereby appoint - Ia br - substitute
anu proxy, Tor and ia name and behalf Ia vote al
any election Of Director Directors OF the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia; and Furthermore, 10 br substi
tute or proxy 10 represent at all meetings OF the
Stockholders Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia. and in
- name and behalf To vote respecting the enactinp,
repeating or amending snc bylaws ordinances or re-
guations as may be deemed necessary and convenient
for the government Of said Bank.
In witness whereof, - have hereunto sci - hand
and seal, this - day of -, lS-.
Sealed and delivered in isgAL1
the presence of --I Isr.,
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NEGRO HIRING.

BY NJ b G. b. HILL.
HHE Subscribers offer their services again 10
i their friends and the public TO Hire out Ne
groes Tor the ensuing year.
They would recommend those who intend send
ing their negroes here TO send them early, thai
they may obtain good homes and good prices.
They pledge themselves 10 attend to all negroes
entrusted 10 their care in sickness.
N. B. & c. b. HILL,
Corner OF Wall and Franklin Streets.
Dec 4-d&ctIF
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MISCELLA NEGUS.
Exc liza age uicl
WASHINGTON CITY,
BY Il. NJ. .GcELtlaNEY,

La liz Or virginia.
fIillS large and commodiols establishment has been
httrd up anew, and greatly enlarged since the
closing of the last business season, and ready
for the reception Of visitors, of whom unr hundred
be Comfortably aud elegantly accommodated IN st.r
unsurpassed by any Hotel Ihe ciy aGi upon terms
which cannot fan 10 please. The proprietor has
rented The large brick building adjoining the Exchange
its east side and by convenient connection which
lie has formed between tie two, has 20 arranged the
whole building 10 afford easy access In. pa,inrs,
ordinary and chambers OF each, aud The same time
L. separate them, L. afford the ladies and zen.
tlrmrn with laeir families all The privacy and retire
ment OF 4 private boarding house. The ladies' and
gentlemen : ordnaries will be- always spread with all
the deicacirs which this abundant market furnishes,
and every thing provided which can contribute the
comfort and satisfaction uf his guests. The chambers
fitted up IN style oil elegance which! cannot be
any where surpassed; and the attention Of members
Of Congress- as well a all others, is invited In tem
The Exchange is pleasantly situated street. i'm
nrtately IN the OF Co!eman's Hotel. and oilers
most agreeable retreat Ia all who would escape The
noise and confusion incident 10 Hotels situated on
Pennsylvania Avenue. The proprietor has had the be-
nrht OF one years experience Is Il llotekerper IN
Washington city, and with his knowledge Of the bust
ness hiters himself, that by strict and unremitlIna
10 obtain his share, least of the favor and
Kind patronage OF the public generally. His Hotel will
not suffer IN comparison with The best IN The country
nsr
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EXECUTORS SALE ON THE 27rH OF
DECEMBER. 1913,

WE, the undersigned Executors Of the last will and
~ testament of Gen. Phiiip Ayleit, Of King William
county wi at his late residence proceed the 9th
OF December 10 sell publicly the greater portion Of the
Perislablr Property Of which h- died possessed We
shall sell large and most valuable stock Of Horses
tsone Of which bioodrdl and Mulrs, equal any
in the lower portion Of the Stale; also, large number
Df horned cattle, embracing iarga number Of we'll
broke Oxen and good vi ca Cows, Of approved breed
and lin. stock oi sheep aud Hogs.
We shall offer for sale ABOUT thousand barrels OF
Corn, Of this years growth; Wheat Peas, Beans
Rye, Buckwheat, &C.. So a large variety OF Farming
Implements, including Threshing Machine, Wheat
Reapcrs, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, and variety
Of Carpenters and Blacksmihs' Tools.
The sale will be continued the 25rll, and IL neces
sary the s9.i Of December. If the weather should
prove had for the day appointed the sale VIII commence
upon the next fair day.
THOMAS DhBNEY, E'e'"'oi'-
King William Dec l5-n
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PAMUNkEY LAND.

i'liE parties Interested offer for sale that very esi
rabe Tract of Land known as Farm Hill situated
IN the county Of King William, on the Pamnnkey river
about twenty three miles from Richmond adjoining
the lands OF Mrs Henrietta Nelson and George Iaylor
ESQ., ana contains within It's present limits $50 acres
more or less. The larger portion ot this farm - An
land not subj 10 freshes, lying well far cultivation
ana adapted Ia the growing of all the different crops
iaeu W thiS section OF c"untry-and, with jndcious
management, susceptible 81 a high state Of lmp,oyr-
eht u not sold privately before The 2Ith day of ia
nnafy, ls4s II will be offered that day or the first
lar day thereafter, on the premises.
TERMS liberal, and made known on the day Of SALE
Persons wishing To purchase privately can cummuni
Gale with the subscriber, who will give any ipforma
ton which may be desired. JAMES G BOSHER
Richmond, Dec ~, lsis-cwtd,
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Union Hotel.

tn II E subscriber takes pleasure in returning
i his thanks 10 his friends ard The public gene
rally, Tor their liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed on him, and respectfully solicits a contin-
uance Of The same He is at This time prepared
with as good rooms as any holel in the city, and
with entirely new furniture, TO accommodate
large company. Members OF the Legislature can
he furnished with good accommodations on very
reasonable terms. C.. A. HODGES.
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VIZ p. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
W. WALL STREET Richmond, Va.

GKAND oCHEH1 Eo Fur DECE WbEN.
$50 600 Capital IS ,0G0 lowest 3 No. prize
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class u, for ls4s, TO he
drawn on Saturday, December 23d. 10 Drawn Mum
bers offs. Capitals: s5U00O 80 900, 10000, l00On
2l4 OF ,000 66 Of 40, &C. Tickets SIS: halves So
quarters IS.
Delaware Lottery, No 60, To he drawn December ~.
10 No. lottery-li drawn ballots. Capitals Sj6, 6G6
333 666, 4,l75 OF 1000, Of 500, If ,9, OF
" u, o,tery "a o sas ~ hs
drawn on Saturday, December 80. Is Nos, IL drawn.
Prizes: SIS 2s2 Of 1000, of ,nO0 10 of 5u0 ~ Of
proportion.
pr Orders for Certificates packages, single Tick
cts and Shares In any nfhe above Schemes addressed
to the undersigned will receive the prompt
ton and account Of each drawing forwarded
as il is received.
ar Packages, certificates and single Tickets for sale
by WIN. P. TURPIN, Richmond. Va.
NoyD
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West View.

AIRS. JONES and Miss RANDOLPH will resume
WI the duties Of this School the first Monday in
February next. The exercises VIII continue without
intermssion, till the last Of November following.
TERMS for the session II ten months heretofore
viz:
Board $50
Tsiton in English 20
French, ~
Music. 10
No charge for medical services, should they be ne
cessary.
Persons wishing engage pupils will please address
Or. George Mason, Stony Mount P. O., Brunswick or
Miss Randolph. in Richmond.
Brunswick. Nov. "a, ls+s-cw6w
p The Petersburg lntelligencer will copy wsw, and
send bill to Dr.. Mason.
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BROAD ROCK JOCKEY CLUB

BROAD RUCk JOCKEY CLUB.
THE subscribers TO The above Club are most
j earnestly requested TO NEE, al the Broad
Rock Course on Friday, the 18th instant, al ~
NJ, Tor The purpose of fully organizing the Club,
and Tor The purpose OF making efficient arrange
ments for The Spring Races A punclual attend
a6ce OF all concerned in the promotion Of the
Sports OF The Turf is desired.
A fee dinner will be furnished 10 the members
Of The Club. JOHN ALLCOCK.
2. S.-John Allcock would say, Tor The intor-
nation Of bis friends, that he has already obtain
"a upwards Of Sky subscribers Dec 20-3t
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Richard Hill. .Fr

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Hires out Negroes, Rents out Houses, and
IL Collects Claim. OF all kinds.
Ofice-Corner Main and lth Streets
Dec ll-t&ctJan20
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NEGROES.
ID uRSuaNT 10 The provisions Of decree Of
i Orange CiTcu Superior Couu Of Law and
Chancefy, made on The oh day OF October. ls4S
IN The ca use therein depend nc in The name OF
William Newman against Jane S. Newman, in
her own right, and as Execurix OF lhos. New.
man, deceased. and others, defendants, the uncsr-
signed, Commissioned appointed iof thai purpose
BY said aecree, WILL n he lir>l day # January,
lSi9, offer for sale a public auction 10 he high
cst bidder, al Orange Courthouse, AL The Ne
GROtS in his possession, or nnier his conlIol,
as Administrator &c bonis non, with The will an
nexed Il William Newman deceased, Consist
ing OF men, boys, girls, women and children
tEenty-sI in NUMBER On 4 credit 0i IL months.
The decree directs tina, The purchaser be re-
CURED 10 give bond with good security, bear
ing interest from The day .! sale, with an en-
doIsrmch that, if The principal be Punclually
paid, The interest is t. be RENTED.
JOHN NJ CHAPMAN,
Commissioner and Administered lie honis non.
with the viii annexed, OF " m. Newman. decd
Orange Court house, Nov. 9-d2w &crds
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FOR THIS WEEK
Greek Nation Prize Office,
IN Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER

$50 900 Capital ISL 900 loves, 3 No. prize
Virginia Leesbure Lottery Glass c, for lS4s, TO be
drawn on Saturday, December 23d rs No. Lottery
- drawn ballots Capitals S5OOb0, 80 0G0, II, 6O0
10000 2l4 OF l00O C. ofdOO, &c. Tickets sl5 halves
7 so; quarters 3 rs.
Delaware Lottery, No. g. to be drawn December y.
70 No. Lotery-l4 drawn ballots. Capitals sac, $685.
- 49, 666 IFS, of 900, nf 800 Of $50 OF
l2O0 40 $500, &c. Tickets Sl0ssres in proportion
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. 49, for s4s 10
be drawn on Saturday. December 30. rs No Lottery
-l2 drawn ballots. Prizes: Si5,262, of 1904, Of
5000 10 Of $780, 10 of 200, 30 Of Co., 80 Of 3OO &C.
Tickets SlO-shares In proportion.
N. B-Hurley pays postage on all letters To and
from his office.
Hurley's rule is To cash all prizes at sight.
Please address your ordetslo WIN. HURLEY,
No. 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All hua richly an 6dential. NV
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s--s---------
RanI, of Virginia.

THE general meeting of the Stockholders of the
l Bank of Virginia will be held At their Banking
House, in the city of Richmond, on Monday the sth
of January next.
BY act of the Legislature passed 25th March,
1912, emo Officer, Director of Bank, shall by
proxy for any Stakeholder in any election of Directors
or Officers Of 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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CONCORD ACADEMY

THIS Institution is located in Caroline county Vir.
i sinia, lnlty miles North of Richmond aud three
miles from The Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
The Course Of instruction comprises the Latin, Greek
French and spanish languages, Mathematics IN all its
branches, Natural and Moral Philosophy.
TERMS FOR Board and Tuition, for six months COM
mencing the Isl Of February next, viii be Si0-SlUO
payable IN advance, $40 At the close Of the session
w COLEMAN, a NJ, Principal
l. COLEMAN, a NJ.
Post 0fiicr-Cuncord Academy.
REFERENCES-Hon John Mason,- Secretary Of
te Navy; DR. FL Scott Speaker Of the Senate Of vir
sinia; Gen Bernard Pryton,t Maj Thomas II Ellis /.
Mtssrs b w Leigh, James A Srddons and Robert 4
Stanard. Richmond Hon Robert L Hunter and Kch
ard Bay or,' E>l. Essex; NrsSIs John Tabh and Ino
Bryan,s Gloucester, Messrs Mi-rs " Fisher. and
George WIlKin-,s AcComar; tn Thomas Ran
dolpls add VIM Rves,s Esq Ahemarlr; VIM u
Tayoe,s Esq, Mount Airy; WIN II Ilarison,s Esq,
Prince George; Maj Clayton q coleman,- Louisa; Dr
srnl'stead cooke,s Norfolk; William II Roy. Esq,
Matthews; Hon Thomas II 3ayly; Thomas u GhoIson,
Esq Peiersbufr; Andrew Hunter, Esq. Jefferson; Rev
WIN Friend Port Royal; ri Rev Nicholas Cobbs, Judge
Samuel Chapman,s and Judge 1anirl Coleman Ala
hama; DR. VIM { Danirll,s Georgia; John Compton,
Esq, Louisiana; Hon James Mason,s Winchester
Gentlemen who either have had, or NJ present
have sons or wards members Of The institution.
a dec l2-CtFebl
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SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
Form Of pO,oer for uoIing bv proru

Form Of n pOtoer far poiing by proDy.
KNOW ALI. MEN by THESE PRESENTS, That
- hereby appoint - 10 he substitute and PROXY
for and in - name and behalf, 10 vote nj any
election of Director Directors of the Bank of Vir
ginia: and Furthermore 10 reprrsent-- all meet
ines of the Stnckh olders of said Bank, and in -
name and behalf 10 vote respecting The enacting,
peang or amending such Bylaws, Ordinances or
Regulations as may be deemed necessary and conve-
nent for the government aud cement of The said
Bank, as fullya - might or could, we're - per-
sonally present.
Witness, - hand and seal this - day OF
1874
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NEGROES Enp SALE

WILL he sold 10 the highest hiddrr, al Lonisa
w Court house. on FRIDAY The 20 h day OF Dec-m-
her, ie4s II fair, If n0t the frs, falr day,-Sunday
e1ceptei,-rHiRTEES NEGROES. belonging Ia tho
Estate of James Burnley, decensrdthe greater portion
of them being young and very likely.
The TERMS viii he twelve months credit the pur
chasers giving bonds with approved security.
SAML G BURNLEY,
Administrator Of James Burnley, deed.
SDy 16--rtdsS
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MIR. COLLIN

THE IRISH COMEDIAN AND VOCAL
/ IST, will have the honor of giving Two OF
his Irish Characteristic MUSICAL ENTER
TAINMENTS in this city, a, The Exchange
Holel Concert Room, on Saturday next, the 23d,
and Monday, he 25h of December assisted by
Mr.. AMI Madame LEAH, Of the principal Thea
les in llaly, and The Grand Opera, London
The Entertainment will comprise selection Of
the most popular lrish English, Scotch Ameri.
can and Italian Songs and Duets, in,erspersed
with Irish Stories and Anecdotes.
Admission SO cents. No posiponement on &C.
count of weather.
Doors open al half past 6 o'clock-,he enter.
ainment will commence al half past 7
s5 For particulars, see bills OF The day.
Dec 2l-c4t
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Form of A.Gdlcu.

- CoUHrY-to wit:
IT,. Justice of the Peace for said county, do
hereby certify that --, who hl-- executed the
foregoing power of attorney, personally Appeared before
me, and made oath, that The stock on which - vote
- proposed To be given - bonn fde and that the
same Is not held by Of any transfer cnntrivrd
designed 10 evade the provisions OF The Establish
ing general regulations for the incorporation of Banks
passed 22d March, 1887.
Given under my hand, this - day Of -, ls-.
nrr
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a RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED !
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
IEGE-RIcuMoND Va


TUE College Infirmary is open for The reception or
patients throughout the year All persons requir-
ing Medical Surgical aid except the insane, and
those laborlng under contagious diseases, admitted
into the Institution
The accommodations for the sick are very complete.
Spacious and well arranged Wards set apart for
the different classes Of patients and private apart
ments furnished when required. The Medical and
Surgical Wards under the charge OF Professors
the College for prescribed periods in rotation. The
Physician and Surgeon visit their respective Wards
daily, and In OF difficulty all the members of The
Faculty called in consultation.
The charges for board, medical attendance, surgical
operations nursing medicines, and every necessary
service, are-for CoIored patients, 81 per week.
White 90 5 :"
When private apartment is furnished, an addition
al charge Is made.
The fnirmary cnmmends itself especially To persons
In the country, who may be disposed To leave their
homes for the benefit Of Medical or Surgical aid =
Those interested in the subject will nd enquiry,
that whilst economy VIII be consulted In pa,ronizing
the Institution, every remedial aid may be expected
here that be found In similar Institutions else.
where. The Infrmary is already much resorted to by
patients from distance and this class of patients will
doubt be greatly increased, as its advantages be-
come more widely known. In Surgical point of view
particularly, has just claims TO be regarded In
stiiution If great public utility.
Gentlemen sending patients from 4 distance will
please give city reference. Address any member Of
the Faculty, or NEWMAN, Steward.
Dec Cleft
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NOTICE

III be sold by public auction, at the store OF Cyrus
fra, Harding, Northumberland county, Virginia. on the
VEN Gay OF January, ls49 THAT being hiring day. Sc
diyIson noEs, on credit of twelve months, for
kins '"s mo hehs OF inc iate Frederick b Gas
No,,,, THO GASKINs, C C.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Ts ker ~ "A d ii i y 0 n .

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (cJLEMAs's BuILDINGs,)
-Four dOOrs North Of Pennsylvania AuenRc,
w as h ngto
u BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN T.. ADDISON have
- associated themselves for the purpose of piosecut-
Ing claims a kinds before Congress and the several
Departments ofthe General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed To the
above, shall receive prompt attention.
Reference IS given 10 the following gentlemen:-
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vice Presidents Hon. J.Y. Ma
son. Secretary Of the Navy; Hon X. J. Walker Secre:
tary THE Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean u 8 Supreme
Court; Hon. X. NJ. I. Hunter, u. ) Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq, Georgetown, u. q.
70 John +. Addison, Attorney at Law, viii continue
TO give personal attention TO business before the several
Courts ns the District Of Columbia. and the adjoining
Counties ni Maryland and Virginia IAN 2l--c1y
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PREsQUE ISLE FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for sale my Farm situated the Mattapo-
nj river, containing six hundred acres II Ia cons
dsred of the best corn estates on the river This
place is Just below Ayles, where there Is market
for every thing There Is ne shad and herring fish
cry on the place. and Of the best peach orchards
IN tina State VIII be pleased to show the place TO
AIRY LIST, le49. JOHN T. WURMELEY.
Nov. 2l-cWIm
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VIRGINIA LAND oFrICE, ,


conformity to entitled IAN act To reduce into
= one act The several acts concerning Escheators >,
passed the 9Th day of January, 1879 do hereby make
known To all whom IL may concern that il appears by
the Certificate of the Escheator u the county OF Alex
andra. dated the 3lst day of October 1919 and recev
ed into the Land Office the Ri day Of November 1913
that, by inquest held the 30th day of October sis
the following Lots, of which William Howard died
seized, have been found escheated 10 the Common
wealth.
M. |. lot Of ground on the West side Of Fairfax
between Donosc and Princess streets, in the Town of
Alexandria, IN the county Of Alexandria, containing one
square, or Two acres
No =. lot Of ground On the East side Of Fairfax,
and North side Of Dronoke street in the said town and
county Of Alexandria, containing one square, two
4 "A. PARKER
Rpp Wa land
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To SpOrtsInen of the Field!

LoNDoN-MADE DOUBLE GUNS.
THOMAS TYRER respectfully informs his
Cd friends, customers, and The public gene
rally. that he has just received handsome as
so,,ment of London-made Doub,e-barrel Guns;
together with those OF his own manufacture,
(Which are said TO be hard 10 beatty md variety
d plain double and single Guns, Rifles and
spo.ins Tackles, which make his assortment
superior 10 any 10 be found in any similar estab-
shmen, in The United S.atess all of which are
now offered for sale at very low prices al his old
established Gun and Fancy Store, No. 60, Main
Suee,, doors above City Hotel. Dec. 2l-3,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Edward w. T. Chas. Morris
ATTnPNEYS AT LAW

WILL practice In the Courts Of Louisa, Goochland
w and Hanover. They will also attend TO any buS-
ness con6ded TO them In adjoining counties.
Address-Montpeltcr, Hanover county, Va
Nov ol-clOtif