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FLAT ROCK ACADEMY.

THE next session Of this Institution Will commence
on the first February, and close The last day Of
November.
For tuition in the Latin and Greek Languages
and Mathematics, or either, SO
English Grammar Geography and Arithmetic, Sgl
Reading Spelling ard Writing, SID
My price for board, during the session OF ten
months is SIS; for week boarters, who spend satur
daysand sundays with their parents, deduction of
Two seventies is made for those days In the prices
for tuition no deduction is made except for protracei
sickness condition less necessary 10 secure JUS.
tcr TO the teacher than the advancement Of the stu
dent
To parents and guardians boarding TIER sons OF
wards with me would say that II IL my habit 10 hear
the rrcitations Of hOarders IT home, n wei rs ~
school, whenever they prepaied aud that Partich
lar holrs, during ntefmissOnS, VIII be devoted To-
study during which disturbance Will be Tolerated
that is calculated TO impede the progress OF my board
ers This regulation will he rieidy enforced. Address
tho subscriber, Macfarand's Lunenburg county, VIZ
sinia. join oh1hia' IN.
Jan. 5-ctl5Feb
a- Wing requested to give four insertions In their
c,nntry paprr: also the Christian Advocate.
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, Z

IN conformity TO an act entitled IAN act TO reduce
into one act the several acts concerning Escheat0rs
passed the 9Th day OF January, 1919, do hereby make
known 10 all whom il may concern, that l. appears by
certificate of the Esceator of the county OF Pendle
ton dated the 27th day OF Nuvemhe 1913, and receiv
ed into the Land Office the 5th day Of December,
s4s that BY an inquest held on the 9Th day Of Novem
her, lS4s the following tracts of land have been lound
escheated 10 this Commonwealth-vlz
tract or parcel of land, containing two hundred
and fty-four lying and being In the county Of
Pendeton on the West side Of the South Branch, al
Mace called lie Big Sugar Tree Bottom, OF which said
tract or parcel Of land Charles echynden died seized
Also tract or parcel OF land, containing one hun.
dred and forty acres, lying and being IN the said
branch of the Potomac, adjoining his former lands on
the North aud East sde of which said tract or parcel Of
land Charles BIechyndrn died seized.
s Ii PARKER, Register Land Office.
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FORTUNES HOWE.
"STAND BACK, GENTLEMEN, AND LET TIL
FLUID PASS

FOR THIS WEEK.
Tuesday - Grand Consolidated, Extra, B.
Capitals: S24 900, of 5000, 8 OF 3OOO &c. 70
Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets s..
MISUNDERSTANDING Canal, 7. Capt.
tails: $4,000, Is ,OOO 1900, 1859, 90 Of 1900, 20
Of 1000, 30 Of 500, &c, &c. IS Nos, Ia drawn.
Tickets $40.
Thursdsy-Md. Consolidated, 20. Capitals
S25 600, S Of 5000, 5 of $500, 10 of 750 &C., &c.
rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets So.
Friday Pokomoke, 3 Capitals: ST.. 500,
OF $500. 10 of 400, &c. 10 Nos. IS drawn
Tickets "a.
Saturday-Grand Consolidated, Glass 8. Ca.
pias: OF $4,000, S Of 5000, S of 1850, 5 Of
1892. 30 of 1000, &c. IS Nos, l2drawn. Tick
els Sl0-shares in proportion.
gf Orders for tickets, packages, certificates OF
packages, in the above Lotteries, or in all Lolte.
ries advertised by Messrs D. Paine Il Co, attend
ed to with prompiness, and drawings forwarded
to all who wish it. K. CHALK.
Jan Is
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EDUCATION.
sWas5,tmgs0sa Acaaeuay.

TINE undersigned having associated Tor The purpose
of establishing in the town OF Washington an In
sltuon on more extensive scale .an .reao"'' give
notice that they will open, on the s;h of January ,39
and Wi! terminate the first session on the 18th 81 July
The second session viii commence on the st oil sep
TENDER, and terminate on the 2nth Of December.
This Schoai is designed To ord 10 pupils an oIputu-
nifty to obtain thorough and lbernI education. The
subjects embraced i'll the plan of instruction viii be
Isl. Ancient and Modern Lansuages-vz: the He
brew, Greek, Latin, French, German, Spanish and
Italian Languages and Literature, Ancient and Modern
History, SC.
The Languages win be taught with a constant Ety.
theological reference 10 the English, systrmatienl aud
thorough knowledge OF the structure and material 0
the latter being an important branch Of Modern Ecuca
tion All the languages will be taught after the manner
of the approved high schools IN THIS country ana
i'm Eurppe-vIZ: by oral and written exercises, and
transiatios made from The English into The respective
ancient Modern language; also, by examinations and
Questions on The best text books.
Tie French and German heins spoken ny one on the
Principals, pupils who may desire Ia obtain facility IN
conversing IN those languages will have an ample cp-
porlunity afforded them.
I'd. English Grammar, Geography, Composition, Flo
cuton, Book Keeping Mathematics, "a liberal COURSE,
Chemistry, Natural and Moral Philosophy. &c, &C.
Mr.. Grayson viii also have Female school, tcon-
Quoted by lady of experience and hish literary attain
mens,) III which young ladies will be Instructed IN all
the branches oil an English Edneaon, Modern Lam
guaees, Vocal and instrumental Music, Netdie-Wora,
Drawing, sc.
Vocal Music will be taught in classes without an ex
charge Piano and Guitar at the usual rates.
Mr. urlESoH Ddsts MS CldlUl 10 pHuiC PdibHdsc
the fact OF his having conducted this Academy for
number of years 10 the satisfaction of his employers
Mr. Maerens refers Professor Harrison, of the Uni
versty of Virginia. lin whose family he has taught and
given entire satisfactorily aso 10 Professors VIM. B
and Robert G. Rogers, OF the same Institution; the Hon.
Judge Cranch, OF Washington CITY, aud many other
gentlemen of distinction and learning
Washington Is situated II the base of the Blue Ridge,
il remarkably healthy place. and there no hauns
of vice within Its peaceful borders The society OF
Rappalannock is of the first order.
Enr hnar h .l lIyhf Il {tHn
monhs.l SOS. The tuition fees viii range from sl6
$40, with an extra charge for Modern Ian guages Mu-
sic, sc. Board TO be paid hair yearly IN advance.
Additional information be obtained by addressing
the Principals who will furnish circulars containing
accurate statement of all expenses.
G w GRAYS0N,
II w MARTENS, A NJ.
T The male and female pupils will room in sepa
rate buildings the table, thereby secur
Ing that will be duly appreciated by parents
Washington, RappahannocS co., Va, Dec. l-cllt
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:, ACKNOWLEDGMENT Rules held In the
c,.rk,s Office OF the Circuit Superior Couri OF Law
Sbanc.ry for The county of Buckingham, on the 1th
dav Of December, 1913: p,i,,T.
Thomas Gormus,
Richard Davis and Benjamin Ford, Defendants.
iHo a,anrs and given security, according 10 the
60 &c, ~ Assembly and the rules of this Court and u ap
s5 that ha! h. saa
o. WIS hsfore the Judge OF said Court al the
Cour house, on the FIR. day OF April term neIt and
plaintiff. BILL ma, ooPy ,nai eraea
DC .nsr nubljshed in the city of Richmond. for two
months and posted at the front door OF the
Eonrt house of said county. Copy-Ies.e
Dec l2-cw2m EhohADo0'oe
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CCMnIE EDUCATION.

t1Iss LUCY BOILING, of Petersburg, vii resume
lfl the duties OF her School, al my house, IN the cou
en- all the various branches of the English language
usually taught in Schools; also, the French language
and Music on the Piano.
puace ssc; for French, $40; for Music, $50.
The School will close the 18th of next December, de
Quoting one month during the Summer Tor vacation:
Miss Boiling Is acknowledge by all acquainted with
her 10 be very superior Teacher; and an examination
of her scholars al the end of the last session gave evil
deBce Of the fact.
6 noesss,,F.hI B. T WINSTON.
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NOTICE.

NUIICE.
TINE subscriber having engaged the services Q, om
NJ Converse, so favorlbly known to TINS com
-, ins,ructress will open School al his resi-
dence. tBnereye,) Hanover county on the 10Th 'anu
airy, ls+s. boarders
No nnnil will be received for period less IMAM '"
months. . ,,on,bs sa0: Tuition In
pns,isb 500; in French and Latin $40 pc pa'a
annually. nee l-ctJanl5
add,ssa-Hancver C. II. Dee i-S
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NEGRO HIRING,

BY ". B. & c. B. HILL.
TINE Subscribers offer their services again 10
their friends and the public to Hus out Ne
gyoss for the ensuing year. s
They would recommend those who intend send
inc their negroes here TO send them early, That
thew NAV obtain good homes and good prices.
They pledge themselves 10 attend to all negroes
entrusted 10 their care in sickness: ,,,,,
eH'''''sN " N. B. & C. B. HILL,
Corner of Wall and Franklin Streets
Dec. 4-d&ctlF
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A CARD.

As il has been announced in the public papers that
n Of the contractors for the extension ct the
Louisa Railroad, from the Junction 10 the CITY oil Rich.
mond il is proper that should state that BY an ar
rangement entered into between the other contractors
and myself, have transferred 10 them my interest IN
the bid made by Us, and, with the approval of the
proper officer Of the compray have been released from
its obligation. take pleasure in referring those OF my
friends who have applied TO me to hire their hands,
10 The contractors, Messrs. Melton, Omohundro and
Carter. who are In every way deserving encourage
ment. WM. ,. fONi.sh.
1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT n the Clerks once oil
The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for
Chesterfield county, the llth day oil DecemDsr is4o
Hiram P. Moody, fia'h''"'
against ,;;
Hilliard ~ Lapradc and Youn. Laprade, admins
rhi d,v came The plaintiff by Holden Rhodes. Es-
orirs his counsel and filed his bill against The defend
ants and the said defendant, billiard NJ Laprade not
having entered his appearance and gwen security SI
corJine 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules oil ms
Court; and il appearing by satisfactory evidence ina.
he is not nhabtan, Of this county on t Rar oSh
,nIade do aopear at rules to be holden Tor SAID ou
II ths Clerks Once thereof the first Monday in
March next, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff; ana
that copy Of this order be published Tor eisn. wee
.mrcsssyely in some newspaper printed IN Inc Guy oi
Pchmond and posted at the front door OF the Court
hou,e of this county. A Copy.Teste,
Drc 25-cwSW w OOooibh'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
4 NAMLh l,lIINlX

PURSUANT to the directions of 4 decree Of the CIR
L cuiI Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for The
county of Hanover pronounced Tho Il LII lay Of DC
toher 1885, in a suit therein depending between Wi.
liam F. Taiiarrro and Mary :. his wife. plaintiffs,
against James A. Oliver and John Is. Tod and other
defendants The Commissioner therein NAMED, shall
proceed on TUESDAY the 3Oth day Of January, 1919,
NJ Tayors Steam Saw Mill, sell, 10 the highest bid
der The Tract Of Land therein named, containing Two
hundred aud eighty tive aad three quarter acres The
said land will be sold upon thr following terms: one
fourth in cash. the balance III two eqna payments, ON
n credit of nine and eighteen months the title to sae
land 10 he Withheld I'LL the whole Of the purchase mo
ney shall be paid.
The land lies near the Richmond aud Frederick sburg
railroad adjoining Wihn's meeting house and the lands
Of Samuel DAVIS, &c aud IS very heavily timbercd
with pine and white oak.
Ian p cwtds TlMBEkLahE, Lomf.
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$50 NETTING THAT INTERESTS
EVERYBODY!
tWTS e, lnIlNcnh11C INIT '

tWlS " JOHNSON'S PATENT a II
! MOSPHERlC CHURN. The subscriber
o. sole agent Tor this valuable invention for
States Of Virginia and Delaware, would re-
cuulyr call The attention OF The public 10 its
H1S. i combines the following valuable qua
3es:
ST. IL produces butter on the only philosophi-
principle, that Of o1ygenatins the milk or
Fam oy passing atmospheric air through il.
"a IL is the simples, and most convenient
eu'n in use
r. Il will make butter sooner than any other
uih. IL produces butter from sweet cream in
minutes, and from sweet milk from six 10
minutes.
.. 1t will make more butter from the same
uni Of cream Than The ordinary process, as it
sh'iy asnates and o1ygenizes the whole
,"e'e Is no need OF argument TO prove the SUI
ny u ihis Churn, as it commends itself 10
Common sense of every one who will exam
aud witness It's operation.
Nay De seen in operation daily al o'clock.
w.. at The American Hotel, where the sub
l VII be pleased to explain its principles,
-. rs utility by making Butter. The public
aSNed 10 be present.
10y ua'iValled Churn is now 10 practical ope-
II. ~ every Stale in the Union excep, Virgil
E ae monopoly Of the whole Stale or any
y ~, ~ II which includes the right to ssnsfae.
,s aaa sci! may be procured by applying 10 The
In '1 ,e at the American Hotel
i'-dh ]. M. EMERSON.
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aUCk'A OFFICE,

CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE following Grand Lotteries are 10 be drawn du.
i ring the present month"; under the management of
the old and successful Managers, ID. Paine & Go.
Orders for Tickets, from the country will meet with
our usual prompt attention, and all business strictly
confidential. Address C. b. LII. X, Richmond, Va.
Baltimore Lotteries far January, lS49.
susquehanna Canal Lottery, No :, 10 be Lrawn
Baltimore Wednesday, Jan I'm, 1919 70 Nos, u
drawn. Capitals: $4,000, $4,000, 1900, i,2S9, 20 OF
1900, &c. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters . so.
susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. 8. to be
drawn at Baltimore on "Wednesday, Jan. a. lsie. IS
Nos, 10 drawn Grand Scheme $4,000 % ,0O0 H..
OOO 54s5, 5000, 1900, &c. Tickets slO; halves S;
$4,000 sl5,6s7! sloOOo
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 8, to be drawn at
Baltimore. Maryland, ON Saturday, jan 9Th, ls4s1
70 Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals: S50,U00, 1861,
10000 of 5000, of 2,ouO &c. TickstslsI5-shares
in proportion.
10 In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
OF three tickets.
rJ Orders promptly and conhdentially attended 10
Drawings forwarded TO all who orderit. Postage need.
not be paid on orders addressed 10 {. b. LUCK
Ian q
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LOTTERIES.
aaraes0zs,s Once,

STATIONS DnfCe,
MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND. VIRGINIA
the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
10 81 II 40 "a IS 30 81 l6 So Al 76 80.
Whole Nos. l6 80 38, a prize of $780, half
Nos 30 "a Is, prize Of $1,000; do. do. 10 81
Al, do. of 500, all sold and paid by
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery. Glass 2:
% l3 "a IS 10 9 81 40 So Al 1? So 81 IL.
Half Ticket Nos. 10 IS So, prize OF $3.50,
sold and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Mononsalia Louery, Glass 8:
II IA So IL 81 6 80 80 40 70 20.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Extra, No. s, Jan. 18th /:
25 so 90 10 60 "a 40 II 81 3 GO 81.
Ticket, Nos II 81 So md u uaid NV S0'u
d. Do. 3 s y = srRArroN'
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1922 DOLLARS! Hill DoLLA Ike ;,
Il dla% No.! r ss S. q halves 50; ais a
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No. 3. Capitais;-sa0,'
ooo 1900, 7oOo 5000, a,ooo a589 ooo % Of 1000
etc. IS Nos.' - "'a"n ~ "''''' : 'N''
ters So
THURsDAY-sussex, No. 3. Capitals: s24,42o:
all other, being e64, each $500 IS NOs.' II drawn
Tickets SIS; haives2 So qrs 25
$1,000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRiDAY-Monongalia, No. H. Capitals:-Sl5,oOo,
OO0 900, PCT of ,O0O &c. rs Nos, IL dra~n.-
Tickets 81 halves 81 quarters l.
1872 DOLLARS! Of 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-SusseI, Extra, No. 3. Capitals =
S4,672, Of 1000, sc. 70 Nos, Is drawn. iiche'S
81; halves so cts; quarters 25cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY
Virginia Monongalia Lottery Glass 49, for s4s TO he
drawn on Saturday, January 10th. ~ drawn Nos In
package Of IS Tickets Scheme: of $50, 600 OF IL
0O0 600 of 5000, 10 OF 500, III of 900, &c
Tickets Sl0; halves 5; guarters2 so.
10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Mcnongaia Lottery, Glass A, for lsls, 10
be drawn on Saturday January 9Th. 7s No Lottery
lis drawn ballots. Prizes: S7O,Ouo 3o,ooo, io'uoc,
UJ0 100 of JOO 100 of 500, 23i Of 2oO &c. tickets
Sa0-shares in proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ahs
single Tickets in ali the Lotteries will be promptly at
.Jdrsss o1dsrsso N. STRATTON,
Ian * Richmond. Va.
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- -
NOTICE

- The subscriber wishing 10 farm cut ths
NIN celebrated race horse and stallion, YUCCA
~ NlER during The present senson, VIII
-l4-lrans!er him 10 any gentleman thai can sa-
tisy him of his puncuality, on the most reasonable
terms Ruccanier is a large and powerful blood pay,
Win h,,ct legs name and tail, and of as pure blood
a. any horse in America England lie was sired hy
Johanna his dam by Virsinan, and ms descent can
n. traced hack generations u desired, INC SUI
scriber wilI exchange him for good horses or mules.
ANY communications addressed TO Negfoio"'' NAN
over county will receive prompt attention
W. e ~ "a. H. VAUGHAN.
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Democratic Review, Living
Age.

hSCs
NOR SALE byJ. w. RANDOLPH q
l. CO.--January 18th.
Nature Causes Symptoms and Cure OF Dis
eases OF The Throat and Lungs. The difference
between Bronchitiz, Clergymans Sore Throat
and Consumption; by S. w. Hall, M. D., and
w. w. Hail, A. M, NJ. D-25 cents.
December and January Nos. OF London Lam
eel; SIS per year. This is a periodical of 80
wears Standing, and by far The most widely cir
cula,ed Medical Work in Europe.
January No Democratic Rcvew-25 cents
No. 244 Liltell's Living Age-l2 cents.
January No. Holden's Dollar Magazine-l2
cents.
Partl7 Wilson's Tales OF the Borders and OF
Scoland-25 cents.
Philadelphia Saturday Courier, Post and
Gazette; Baltimore Western Continent; New
York Herald, January b.
illustrated Monthly Courier, July 10 Dec-ooc
Dec No Monthly Courier-lSc
Swords Pocket Almanac for 1895
Manual Of Magnetism, with 100 plates, "a eol-
tion-l25
Wing Almanac and U States Register Tor
1872
Jan No Hunts Merchants Magazine -55 per
year
The Haunted Man and Ghosts Bargain, fam
cy for Christmas times by ;has Dickins-6
Benz franklin bis autobiography, anda nar-
ra,ive Of his public life and services; splendidly
cmbelished No l-25c
History OF Alexander the Great, by Jacob Alb
bolt, with pla,es-62
Jan No Fowler's chronological Journal-l 90
per year
Vol 6 lrvings Works, new edition, Bracebridse
Hall, 1 IS
A Dictionary OF the German and English
Languages compiled from the works OF Hilbert,
FIueel, Grub, Heyse, and others, BY G Adlar
A M, So l470 pages 90
NEW BOOKS,
Received in advance and for sale ut
l2l MAIN SIRE f. L,
w RandOInh Il 60.
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Mansion House,
MAIN STREET, NO IS.

MAIN STREET, No %. :,
AIRS. WIN. HoWLETr, late of the WhpE y. y
M HOUSE. has returned again TO the OLD MAN.
SION The location is not surpassed by any. Her best
eYerions will be used in giving every attention with the
best fare at prices far below any other good House.
,vbo have an Kindly patronzed them and solicit con-
tinuance Of their lavors TO the Old Mansion.
Lon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16
FRENCH CALF SKINS, SOLE LEA
ThrQ So

IHLH, &C
M SIDES SOLE LEATHER, hemlock and oak
w iannage. assorted weights and quality; French
NJ Skins, Lemoln's and other celebrated makers;
tent Leather, Nys 4 Co.'S and brands; French
oroceo; English Kid; Silk Laces; hastings; Boot
.sb and Cords Lining and Binding Skins-together
III a large supply of Findings; Shoe Makers and
lrier's Tools fashionable Boot Trees and Lasts, OF
cry description; Cork Solos, Roanes, &c, receiving
schr MaIA.a Burr, for SALE wholesale or retail nj
Imall advance on cost. JAMES G. WATSON,
Dealer in Leather, Findings Etc, 18th street,
Two doors below the Whig Office.
J. C. w. keeps for sale Leather Findings Of eve
descriptions suitable for Carriage, Harness
',e and Boo, Manufacturers, machinery and planta.
IN purposes, Tanners Oil, etc
e Is also prepared 10 manufacture to order all kinds
Leather, and likewise to sell on commission and TO
hke liberal advances consignments In hand The
price given for hides and leather in the rough
Ian l3-dbtSc6t
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED BY
A. M Orris,

Successor to DTinEer & Morris.
THE Story OF Little John; BY M. Charles
i Jeannel-trom the French; by F. G. Skinner.
Model Men, Women and Children; BY Horace
Mayhew-62 els.
Second supply Of 1.-THE Fogery;" by 6. P. R.
James-25 els.
The Grea, Hoggarty Diamond; by w. M.
Thaceray, author Of VANITY FAIRS els.
Just received by
Jan. 3 A. MORRlS.
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THE subscriber thankful for The liberal pa
Ironage ne has received since he has oeeh
in The commission business, again offers ms ser,
vices 10 his friends, 10 sell Tobacco, Corn ana
Wheat. and pledges himself 10 give his best at
,en,ion 10 all business entrusted to his care.
JOHN M. SHEPPARD, JR.
Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
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rpMaIE TEACHER WANTED.

i Female Teacher, Lady we'll qualified TO teach ali
the higher branches OF English education as also
IN. Languages, and Music on the Piano. 10 sucn an
one ma can come we'll recommended, liberal salary
will n. Maid The School will commence on the l3th
February and terminate on the 18th December follow
inn. Address-Wiam Goode, Jr, Skinquarter POST
Once Chesterfield county, Va. Jan I2-col'
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RICHMOND MARKETS. JAN. 15.
TOBACCO-We quote Jugs, old, al 81 IS 10
. 50; common leaf So TO 81; middlins Is TO
IS Is; gool TO fine, 5 SO 10 8 SO 10 $40. New
lugs, loose, 81 " to 2 50; leaf, So TO So SO.
FLOUR-Salesa al S. l2i.
WHEAT-l00 a lu5 cents, for red and white.
OATS-3l 80 cents per bushel.
CORN-47 a SO CTS. per bushel.
CORN MEAL-60 cents.
WHlSKEY-& 26A cents for Reclitled.
BACON-Hams 9 i0c.; Western Sides oa
63c; Shoulders 81 Ste.
BALTIMORE MARKET. Jan. !3.-Saies
of Howard street Flour at IS. Good 10 prime
red wheat OF ST. OF, and white W 10.
White corn So 81 Cts; yellow 81 oSc. Oats
2S a 80 c. Whiskev "a a Is cents.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Andrew Johnston,

7 ATE OF Quincy, Illinois, has :eiurh.d TO Rich
AmOnd, and viii practise in the Courts held IN ths
city and county and the adjoining counties
TT Office hiessrs. Smith & Iiarwood's, Main
street. Nay 2-lydGc
NOTICE.
A MEETING of the Stockholders of the Clover Hill
II Railroad Company will be held at the Office OF the
Company, in this city, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF
January, 1870. ID WOODBRIDGE, Secy.
Richmond. Dec l5-ctd
JAMES GARLAND AND WA. VI. CABELL
LAVE united in the practice of Law, and will regn
i larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts Of Amherst Appomatto1, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, aud The town OF Lynchburg.
Aidress-Lynchbufg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, 10
practice In the Court of Appeals Oct ai-cT
DISSOLUTION.
ry,HE Craftsmanship Of WINFREE & SHEPPARD
i is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
name of the firm will be used only in closing the bus
ness Of the late hrm, SAMUEL WlNFREE,
January LIST, ls4g. JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, in.
COMMISSION HOUSE.
INIIE undersigned have associated themselves In bu-
i sness 10 sell all kinds of Produce commission,
under the firm of WiNFREE : WATKINS. Liberal
advances will he made on all produce In hand.
Otficc--near Shockoe Warehouse.
SAMUEL WfNFREE,
HENRY C. WATKINS.
Richmond, LIST January, lei9.-clm