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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-02
VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, !
nao.ak.r 1910 4

IN conformity to act entitled "An act 10 reduce
ntn one act the several concerning Escheators"
passed the 9th day of January, 1919, do hereby make
known all whom il may concern, that it appears by
certificate Of the Escheator Of the county OF Pende.
ton dated the eth day Of November lSi8 and recev
ed into the Land Office on the 5th day Of Decemher
ls4s that by inquest held the 9Th day Of Novem
her, 64 the following tracts of land have been found
eschea;ed 10 this Commonw ealth-viz:
A tract or parcel of land, containing two hundred
and ity.four lying and being in the county OF
Pendleton on the West side of the South Branch At
place called the Big Sugar Tree Bottom, Of which said
tract or parcel of land Charles Bechynden died seized
Also, q parcel of land, containing one hun
bred and forty acres, lying and being in the said
county OF Pendleton, on the West side of the South
branch Of the Potomac, adjoining his former lands on
North and East side Of which said tract parcel Of
land Charles BleChyndrn died seized.
II PARKER, Register Land Office.
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M A N A Frs
Successors to j. Il. GREGORY ~ co,
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOSD Hiryla;a
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
Rr r.. N. RObinSOn.

WHO has been successfully engaged in the Botanic
w Practice of Medicine for nearly thirteen years
still relieving and positively curing-of the following
forms OF disease-eght out Of ten who apply to him,
and who have been pronounced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
White Swelling Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, AZ
fections OF the Liver Ague and Fever, scald Head,
Ulcsrous Sores of long standing, letter, Cancer Lep
rosy Palsy, ST. vi,us Dance, Wens, Coughs, and AT
ection of the Lungs, supposed TO be Consumption,
Asthma, Syphilis, Gonorrh9a, Structure, Mercurial
Disease and all forms Of disease peculiar females
srsated several hundred cases of Rheumatism, aud
failed in five only where the were energetic
ally applied in eecing an entire cure Persons suf-
ferng from the effect Of mercury speedily relieved
Reference, the most satisfactory, be had. Office
No. 3, Wall street, under the City Hotel.
No., ,,r
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

NIISS LUCY BOILING, of Petersburg VIII resume
Sl the duties Of her SCHOOL, al my house. In the coln-
" of Louisa on the 18th Of January sis She teach
es all the various branches of the English language
usually taught in Schools; ALSO the French language,
and Music on the Piano.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition of the English Ian
image. ssc; for French, $40; for Music, seo.
The School will close the 18th of next December, de
durtinp one month during the Summer for vacation.
Miss Boiling is acknowledged by all acquainted with
her 10 be very superior Teacher and an examination
Of her scholars the end of The last session gave evil
dence Of the fact.
nse ssse,PebI B. T. WINSTON.
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NOTICE.

rr,HE subscriber having engaged the services of Miss
i A. II. Converse, so favorabiy known To this com
muny rs an nstruct-ss, will open School n his resi-
dence tBuckeye,) Hanover county on the 18th Janu'
ary, lsi9
No pup will be received for period less than ten
months. - ,
For Board per session of ten months, $50; Tuition In
English $40; In French and Latin, s3Ito be paid semi
anpnally WM T II POLLARD.
Address-Hanoyer n. Dec l-ctJaul5
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ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE.


HAVING settled permanently III the South, again
Il offer for sale my lands lying in the county Of
Orange-c0nssIIng Of SEVEN PARMS-situaed, say
two miles from RaccOon Ford on the Rapid Ann river
thirty from fredericksburg twenty from the Louisa
Railroad, and about three from the projected line OF the
Frederic ssburg and Blue Ridge Railroad.
Four OF these farms have larr. proportion of low
grounds, of unusual BREADTH each side Of Mountain
run. These farms are now IN fine order with heavy
cover upon them and we'll adapted 10 The Virginia
staples corn, wheat, oaisand tobacco and afford ahun
dant materials for speedy permanent and indefinite
Improvement, having excellent vein Of limestone
Of easy access, running through tncin The first
farm-yiZ
THE MISUNDERSTANDING ,005 acres, and is di-
vided by new and substantial fencing into suitable pro-
portions Of meadow upland and woodland. The
dwelling house IL large, thoroughly aud newly repair
ed and painted, aud the outbuildnIs sufficient and
IN good order This farm is admirably adapted 10 Ill
lagr grazing being tine grass land and well supplied
with water and shade in every field.
THE WlNDER TRACT contains GOO acres, next
above the Meadows on Mountain run--its proportions
ol meadow, wood and upland being nearly the same
II has a comfortable small tenement upon il, &c.
THE BIRCiILAA, TRACT contains also 600 acres
"A large proportion o which is bottom land, Noun
| tain run, of the first quality for grass crops
THE INDEPENDENT TRACT contains 56a acres,
and well proportioned in ts divisions Of wool, low
and upland.
GOSHEN contains us acres-lying East of Mountain
run, and Is about equally divided into wood and titled
land.
BRAZlER contains 80 acres Of bottom land, nextto
the Meadows, on Mountain run.
WOODLAND contain ms 275 acres OF timber land
These Tracts are situated III a healthy section Of
country, and offer the hrs Inducements TO gentlemen
wishing desirable farms in The upper country.
More particular information respecting them will he
given by my brother, jeremiah Morton, living near the
premises who Is fully authorised TO dispose Of the pro-
perry. His address Is Raccoon Ford, Culpeper county,
Va. JACKSON MORTON.
VI The Richmond Wing, Virginia Herald, Washing
ton Union and Winchester Republican will copy once
a week. Ang. i-cwn
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EDUCATION.
Humanity Es:ssi = cisdesiy,
"A

Hl'D n IEtCI1IIN.
fE'HE exercises Of this School, situated few miles
= from The Buckingham Female Collegiate Institute
WIN be resumed the 18th Of january, lc40. Board
tuition, &C., SlC0 for ten months.
nave son oil exemplary morals, accurately taught
ana qualified TO teach the English Latin and reek
languages, Geography, Arithmetic and Algebra, who
Nohih undertake small school for moderate salary.
Persons In want OF teacher, wishing 10 send to my
schoo', wlil address the subscriber, ChambeTs
Mis-, buckingham CO., Va. ELIJAH nANE5.
Mo- l1-cwtIanla
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STATIONS Office,

StfaseOhS>S ebBAfSGS
MO-. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA
Letall the world say whatthey san,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Mononsalia Lottery, Class 80,
December 25:
&c Al 70aS7 II l6 So q 6! Go.
Halt Nos 26 I'll s.. a priza Of 5000.
Ticker, Nos. 7 l6 26, prlz. OF 5000
Both sold and paid by STRArrON.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex, Extra. No. 1873, Dec. % !:
SO 80 "A "a So "a Al 10 10 Al 3 Sc &c
Whole, Nos 81 Sc &C, q Two more, sold
Ticket, Nos. 81 Al &C, ! and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware No. 63, Dec. 81:
IA 43 10 | 10 G5 Is 50 IA SO II ca.
Ticket, Nos. 65 10 II, a prize OF $3.50, sold
and paid BY STRArTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, No. 81, Dec. 2S
81 81 81 63 Is AZ So SO % II 30 As.
Half Nos. SO 81 81, prize of $3.50, sold ard
paid by STRATrON.
Drawn Nos of Monongalia, No. 81, Dec. 29.h !:
40 76 SIS 4G 3 / rs as IA IL % 65 81 H.
Ticker, Nos 81 68 "a, another. sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Leesburs No. IL, Dec 80:
ST So DC DC 81 20 81 80 Ia 50 70.
Tickle, Nos 36 46 81 prize of $ $500 scll ard
paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
30, $50 DOLLARS of 10000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No. .. Capitals: sou, Ign,
2oflO, 900, Of 1000, &C. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tick
cts SIS; halvesa 50; qrs. 25.
35,250 DOLLARS! Is 600 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY--Delaware, No. l. Capiias:-S35,-
$50 $4,000. 5000, 1000, 5000, 6a0, 30 of OOO &C..
70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets Sl0i halves 81 yrs. so.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THURsDAY-susseI, No. l. Capitals: S2O.OCO,
5000, 1000, 1000. GOO, $780, AGO. 1900, &c. Is
Nos, l2 drawn. Tickets IS; halvesa 50i Qrs. IS.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Embellishments, No. 3. Capita!s:-Si2, 900,
300O 200, 200, $50, of 500, &c., sc. GO Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets 81; halves q quarters /.
5000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-susse1, Extra, No. 3 Capitals :
$1,000, 1870, 700, &c. Is Nos, II drawn. Tickets
$l halves so Cts; quarters 25cts
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, No 4. Capitals: S4O,.
000 Is OU0 10 0O0 5000, 300 1922 20UO 81 of 1000,
80 Of 500, &c. 10 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets sic; halves
5; quarters So
Orders or Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly at
tended TO- and drawings sent when requested Please
address ordersto N. STRATTON,
Jan Richmond. Va.
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NEGROES CnR SALE

SHALL sell, Ia the highest bidder, for ready money
IN front Of Elisha Mel on's Tavern M l.ouisa Court
house, on The ssh day Of January, lsi9--ihat being
Court day-Si& LIKELY NEGROES, belonging 10
the Estate Of the late Cot Joseph Shelton. said Ne
ercrsare all yonns-tlrrr men, boy aud Two women
They sold Tor division, hy authority ri decree Of
tlr County Cor, Of Goocn.nd. rendered on the 3,,h
November, sis-sut styled shelton, &c v. Shelion's
Administrators and others. Ii the day named should
prove unfair The sale viii take place on The next fair
day thereafter. w FOWLER,
Administrator Of Joseph sheitou. decea. I'd
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2. : : =
f,3gais fog 59sp

LEAD AID SILVER NINE TRACT
I WILL offer for sllr, the tenth day Of February
my Tract 81 Land i.lng On tir Rockhsh road, nins
mules from iiowardSvr, containing oal acres, well
adapted 10 the growth of tnhaCco corn ami wheat
with arich LEAD AND SILVER NINE On IT, The
Z" which yields from evenly 10 eisIy per ccntshOw
ing prospect q. m intIhaI5ble h- sale WIN
hr made 4! my house, on the above named premises.
TERMS made known the day ~ sale.
Jan 2-c3 WILLIAM BtlRFDRD
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West Hill Warehouse,
PETERSBURG, VA.
TO PLANTERS In VIRGINIA AND N.

TO PLANTERS In VIRGINIA AND N.
CAROLINA.
IT is with pleasure that we have 1t in our power to
say TO all our friends that we are at WEST HILL
WAREHOUSE, (havine been legally appointed lnspec-
tors at said Warehouse by the County Court of Dnwd
die) and SHALL as heretofore de justice to all, and
with fidelity and dispatch attend TO all business which
NAV be committed to our charge. We cannot let
this opportunily pass without expressing to all our
long tried friends our gratitude for the liberal patron
age they have extended TO us; and in future, as In
the past we hope deserve and receive their CONT
mad snnpurt GRIGG & SYDNOR.
IA
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LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES
AT OLD CHURCH, HANOVER
COUNTY UJpcJNr,
Executors Sale.

| SHALL sell publicly. nj Selwind. in the connie of
Hanover, late the residences OF Archibald Guvan,
deceased, on W WEDNESDAY, The ID oil January 1870
u tair, II not thr next fair day thereafter he per.
sonal estate ot said Goyan, consisting OF Household
aud kitchrn Furniture. Plate, Plantation Utensils
STOCK Crops Including fpur hundred barrels of Corn
&C, ana between twenty ana thirty ikrIy and valuable
slaves. Among the afucies hr sold is well select
Ell ana valuable Library, mostly Of ENGLISH rduions
remarkably well bound several srries Of The
prints 81 ioearth, and other prints, and u sp.ndd
gold watch OF The best English Workmanship ON tns
rhlbaf Iollowng, Ia wit, IN The sub III January
1919, " lair, u no. the fair day thereafter shall
sell on III. premises, that valuable property known as
'Hnvin's Mili, formerly 'Macnns Mii,'' situated on
the New Bridge Road about nes from the CIV ot
Richmond, seven from The Old Church, fifteen from
Hanover Court House, together win about twenty
scrrsof land thereto attachrd aud Immediately there
aeT about t'ifiy Three land thereto nd inning
TIE improvements Of The sim property consist of a
la sc Corn and F..ur NIL wlh all Necessary appnrtt,
nahces Tor manuiictnring-a new and valuable saw
Mli, ana turning lathe and haiurrs, all situated u
neveriains stream ni water; BlackSm.th's SHOP
Dwelling House and kcl,rn This property NAV re
nude exceedingly valuable Tor manufacturing. pur !
poses to any energetic and enteiprslng individual.
THRMs or SALY--Of the personal property For the
Slaves cash. For The other person propesty credit
of slI months VIII he given for dollars,
but bonds with ungursonale security Will Ii required
before the property is removed. For sums ten dol
lars ana under, ca.h viii be required
Or NE RE.L PsorgRry--For the Mill property
twelve hundred dOllass III cash the balance IN two
equal payments Of eight and sixteen months THE pur-
Chaser executing bond wiih approved secutlty. aud
deed OF trust on the premises IL the credit pay
mrnts. 70! the Thirty three al ,onng The Mil!
one third VII be- required IN cash, the balance on
credit, and security similar thar required Tor the Ml
property believe the title L. the FORGING property
r perfect but >hali convey such title only vested
IN me a Executor. q W. RICHARDSON
Executor III Archibald Guvan, deceased.
IIrr 81
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JAMES GARLAND AND VIM. NJ. CABELL
LAVE united in the practice Of Law, and will resu-
IL lary attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts of Amherst Appomatox, Bedford, Campbell
ana Nelson, and the town of Lynchburg.
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, TO
practice in the Court of Appeals Oct at-cG
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NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS s.
a RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED !
THE CELEBRaTED
} L w DAF | DIS,
Or Hebrew Plaster.

A CERTAIN REMEDY for all liked pains in the
IA Side, Chest, Loins Back, Bowels, Muscles, Rhen-
matlsm IN all lis varied forms, Nervous Affection >
Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections, Fee.
male Weaknesses, etc, etc For the above complaints
this Plaster has Equal. The great celebrity which
il has already acquired, not only the old In The
new word-thc extraordinary cures IL has performed
In the most extreme If suffering. have acquired
for such reputation, that the proprietor has NOUN
I'll recentiy-heen able 10 supply half The demand.
Tho sales throughout every city, town and village in
the United States are without parallel!
circumstance not surprising when the vast amount
OF human suffering relieved by lis Use is considered
In Spinal Defects the beneh! usually Is Of the most de-
cidrd character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
out Of twenty readily yield 10 The penetrating
mula combned IN this valuable preparation
In Rheumatism either chronic the claims al
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknowledged. Those who iaborlns under weak
backs, no matter from what Cause the weakness nay
have ofglEattd-ryrn If such perscRs nave bee mis-
guided IN previous appcatons-in the of The He
brew Plaster they viii find the affected part suddenly
| restored 10 lis original snundness.
As 4 supporter IN cases OF constitutional weakness il
VIII br found OF great advantage. IL Is particularly
commended 10 Females who suffering from sudden
weakness, or general debility. In short, embraces
all the virtues which the most scientific II. was
pahr of compromising from valuable substances found
in The old world, and vii be found entirely i.om
those objections which are source ut complaint with
the numerous spread -pastrrs before Tie public.
Y These plasirrs possess the advantage of heing
put up III air tight boIes-hencr they retain theriul
| virtues IN all climates.
| BEWARE OF cOCNTERFEITS AND BASE IM!.
TATlnNS.
None genuine without the engraving Of Jen Dari On
the wrapper around each hor. Price 81 cents per
Each box contains sufficient To spread six eight pas
| ters.
! Sold Wholesale and Retail by SCOVIL & MEAD,
No 50, Charters Street New Orleans General Agents
| for the south and West. Sold also by
ALEX. DUVAL, Richmond.
GAYSOR 4 WOOD, richmond.
TIOS. II. ROSSER, Petersburg.
NJ a. SANTOS. N,rfok
W. IL G.. n TINBERLikE Charlotte yilI-
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Bank of Virginia.

THE general meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
1 Bank Of Virginia will be held a! their Ranking
House, in the city Of Richmond, Monday, the 9Th
of January next.
By an act of the Legislature passed 25th March,
1872 emo Officer, Director Of Bank, shall vote by
proxy for any Stakeholder am 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"
SANITET. MARX Cashier.
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Form Of affidavit.

- CouSrr-tu wit:
-, a Justice Of the Peace for said county, do
hereby certify that -, who Ia- executed the
fore power of attorney personally appeared before
me- and made oath, that the stock on which - vote
- proposed 10 be given is bona ide, aud that the
same is held by of any transfu contrved or
designed to evade the provisions Of the act Establish
ing general regulations for the incorporation OF Banks
passed 22d March, 1887.
Given under my hand, this day of -, l5-.
Drr Q-snfd
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,.
THE Visitors and Governors OF this Institution
j having appointed the goth day Of December for
further meeting with view part cnlarly IL Ill
The chair Of Political Economy, &C., which Is stl Va
can't this is 10 notify all lie Visitors not present al the
late meeting of the Board Of said appointment, and TO
request their pnncual attendance the dry drslgna-
ted JOHN TYLER,
Nov 6-cwid Rector of WIN. and Mary College.
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LOTTERIES.
j. W.. Marry * Co.,

(MANAG ERS.)
Successors to j. Il. GREGORY u co,
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RlCH.
~ MOND. Virgsaia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.
Virginia Mononealia LOTTERY, Glass 4, Tor 1870, to
be drawn on Saturday, january Is No. Lo,lery-l4
drawn ballots.
Capitals
prize OF s4ooGoo prize Of sae,aoa,
lur1a 30 500
! 5000 &C. &C
Tickets only Slb--saares Iii properties.
Delaware Lottery, No. >, 10 be drawn January 10th,
70 No. Lottery-l4 drawn ballots
p'ss'' 1865 10 prizes prizes Of Of s 200
$. 10000 800 :. $50
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So.
GRAND SCHEME.
Virginia Mononealia Lottery, Class O. for 1919, to be
drawn on Saturday, Jan. 10. Is Nos, il drawn.
prize of saa,ass Lowest 3 No. prize $500.
Tickets sl2-shaIes in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. B. to be drawn January I7,h-
70 No. Lo,tery--l4 drawn ballots.
Capitals:
piize OF $4,000 30 prizes of $500
80 prizes of 1000 40 300 &C.
Virginia Monongaia Lottery, Class ~, for lsi9 To
be drawn Saturday, January 90. rs No. Lottery
IL drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme:
2prizes of $4,000 J prizes Of 5000
l2,OOU AZ ,JE0
1000 10 900
Tickets $40; halves s; quarters . 50.
Delaware Lottery, No. 4, 10 be drawn January aith
CT Nos, 10 drawn ballots.
pry.s.
prize OF $4,000 90 prizes Of $1,000
10000 ~ g 800
10000 30 g 400
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters2 50
Delaware Lottery. Nos, 10 be drawn January 3lst
3 prizes of s2,ooS -, s. przeaof sl,s5o
800 300 !" 500
) 1900 &c. &c.
establishment proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Nonongalia Lottery, Class A, for lsi9 10
be drawn SATURDAY., January 81. rs No. Lol;ery-l5
drawn ballots.
Capitals:
prize Of $4,000 100 prizes OF 1000
10000 100 500
. $4,000 o3i q 20u
10000 &c.
Tickets 500; halves 10; quarters S
certificate Of package of a6 whole Tickets S2l0
halves, quarters and eishhs in proportion.
Orders for certificatrsor Packages single Tick
ots and Shares any If the above Schemes address,
he undersigned, will receiyethe most prompt
ient;on, and an account Of each DRAWN forwarded
as soon as itisreceived.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets Tor sale by
]. w. MAURY & CO, Managers,
JAM Richmond Virginia
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TRANSPORTATION Line

pk BALTIMORE NDPHlLADELPHiA
~ The POCAHONTAS Captain
: Parrish, will receive freight for
8 ABOVE places ill 2, P. NJ, on Tuesday, the
Jus an', and will depart at 4, P. NJ, OF same
~ For freight oaly, apply to
IN = HENRY LUDLAM Il co.
Pn y. o; Goods for Philadelphia will be shipped
+ - me Canal IN the usual way, il open. Should
oe closed oy ice, they will be shipped per the
(nfoad al railroad carriage, or stored in Bali.
is wi The canal opens; in The latter case, the
Jan. '' 'n III =. 's 4, co
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NOTICE,

4 MEETING of the Stockholders Of the Clover Hin
~ Railroad Company will be held At tho Office Of ihr
in this city, on MONDAY. the i5tI day OF
Janunry, lS49. WOOI.Dhip1t', oecy'
Richmond, Dec l3-ctd
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SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
Form OF a popcr for ro,ing BY PROXY

FOW OF q pVt0cT 7d7 CDtNg DV WUIy.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
- hereby appoint - 10 he substitute and proxy
for and in - name and behalf, 10 vote at any
election OF Director Directors of the BIak OF Viz
ginia; and Furthermore 10 represent - al all meet.
ings of the Stockholders Of said Bank, and in -
pealng or amending such bylaws, Ordinances or
Regulations as may be deemed necessary and conve.
nent for the government and management OF the said
Bank, as fully AZ might or could, Were - per-
sunally present
Witness, - hand and seal this - day Of
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KISen WILLIAM COURTHOUSE, i,

The parties aad named in i'f he 'I foregoing
decree will take. that shall proceed at my
fee At this place 10 carry into effect the foregoing de
ereta ORDER the tth day Of harch, .ia, it being
the first Monday in the month iat which time and place
You may attend, III you think propsr. II, from any
cause should not be- done that day, IL will be
tlnued from day 10 day, until hEished.
Dec l9-cwtd THOS DABNEY, Commissioner.
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THE CELEROTYPE.

THE CELEROTYPE.
THIS new and splendid system OF taking Da-
i guerrolypcs, comprising all the modern im-
provements in This art now in full operation at
The original Sky.light Gallery, NO. l39 MAIN
STREET, ABOVE GOVERNOR.
me Proprietor has just returned from The
NORTH with beautiful assortment OF Silk Vel
vel cases, &c, suitable for Christmas and New
years Presents, together with all the latest i'm.
proVements IN this style of miniatures, by which,
in iact, the picture is rendered impershable and
may be seen in any light. His new sky light is
now completed and BY this and The above he is
enabled 10 insure perfect picture in any weather
in few seconds time
WILLIAM a. PRATT.
NJ B. All materials, as usual, for sale al New
York prices. Dec. 80
n MARI, in addition to practcins in the
~. County and Circuit Courts Of Charlotte,
Appoma,,ox, Campbell, Pittsylvania and Hall
fax, as heretofore, will hereafter practice in the
Court of Appeals a. Richmond. Address, Camp
bell Court House, Virginia.
Dec. l3-c2aw6w
TEN DOLLARS REWARD
rs offered for the apprehension and delivery, at
i this post, of JAMES BLACKBURN, a SOL
dier OF the Public Guard.
Said Blackburn was born in the county OF
Hanover, Virginia, is "a years old, S fee, l0l
inches high, dark complexion, dark eyes and
black hair.
he may be known by the uniform clothing OF
the Public Guard, suit of which complete he
took with him when he deserted on the night OF
the 9Th of December, 1e46.
Armory, Richmond, December 30-l0I