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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-27
Prayer i'm the Bali Room.

Ia ore Of the interior counties Of PENNSYLVANIA
a Young man whom, for the sake of Distinction
we shall call B, rgas convicted of sin and led
10 inquire anxiously the way to be saved. He
xsss the son of one Of the most respectable and
wealthy inhabitants Of the region of country, but
his father unhapply bitter opposer of the
religion Of Christ. Peceiving the state of his sons
mind. he determined TO leave TO means unired to
divert his mind from the subject. He hurried him
from business TO pleasure, and from pleasure to
business, with strong hopes that his serious i'm
pressions mgh, DO driven away, or, at least, that
he might be prevented making any public profes-
sion o: the change of his views. But all these
efforts were vain. The Spirit OF God had laid
hold on bis soul, and did no, desert him. He was
brough; to the dust in submission, and found peace
in believing in Christ.
About this time splended bail vas go. up, with
every possible attempt to display, and the youth
OF the village and surrounding country were all
excitement for the festive hall. B was invi-
Ted. He a; once declined attending, hut his faith
e, insisted tha, he should go. Here strug-
gle Tor the young convert. On the one hand were
the convictions OF his own conscience, as well as
the desires OF his heart On the other, the CON-
,aana Of father whom he was still bound to obey.
The struggle was long and anxious. At length it
was decded-he determined TO 60 His father
reioiced al his decision. His friends congratula-
ted him on having abandoned his new notions and
become s,an again.
The evening at last arrived. The gay party
we're gathered in the spacious hall. There was
beauty, and wealth, and fashion. The world was
there Every heart seemed full Of gladness, every
voice was one ofjoy. B appeared among the
rest, with brow tha. spoke the purpose of de-
feruined soul He was the first on the floor to
lead OF the dance. A cotllion was formed. and
as the circle, stood in the centre of the room,
with every eye fixed on them, what was the as
sonishment Of the company when - raised
his hands and sad Let US pray" The assem-
bly, was awe struck. Not word was uttered
I, Was as silent as the grave, while B - poured
out his heart to God in behalf of his young CON-
pspions. his parents and the place in which they
lived With perfect composuIe he concluded his
prayer, and all had left the loom silently, but one.
A young lady whom he had led upon the floor as
his partner, stood near him bathed in tears. They
Jeff the room together, and not long afterwards,
she was led 10 the foot of the cross, having been
first awakened by her partners prayer on the ball
floor. They were soon married, and are still nv
lug. active, devoted members ofthe body OF Christ.
b. is SD elder in one Of the churches near the
CITY Of New Tork.-Cyelopedia of Moral and Re-
Ho;o,,S 1nscdokes
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-27

CsLrFoRNiA OFFICIAL SALARIES. The new
constitution fixes the salary of The Governor o}
California a, $4,000 pet annum. and membets
nf Tho Legislature are TO have sl6 per diem.
The Secretary Of Sale is 10 receive Ss,00Q
yeaE
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-27

LoyE-Take bit of ice, bit of heart, bit OF
wit, bit Of paper, little time, little license,
mix it, and put it into two persons OF rank, and
you will ge, very good specimen Of French iore
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-27

III The las, resource 10 raise The Wind j.
,ha. of shrewd anu unscrupulous Ysnkee,
who bought a bushsl Of shoe pegs. and on dis
covering they were made Of rotten wood, shAr
pened the other end and sold them for na:s
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-27
Published by Theodore SchOch.

TERMS-Two dollars per in advance-Two dollars
and quarter half if paid before the end of
the year, Two dollars and half Those who their
by drivers employ the popYie-
ior viii be charged 81 10 cents per year, extra
No papers discontinued until all arrearaees are paid except
1.-THE option Of the Editor.
Adyersemens not exceeding one square (sixeen mes)
win be inserted three weeks for one dollar twenty five
cents for every subsequent insertion The charge for one and
three insertions the liberal discount made to yearly
advertisers.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-27

GA poor shoemaker having plunged into the
water To save the life Of misers child, the latter
was profuse IN ihanss.
Wha. do not owe you I" said he, 9 owe
YOU everything"
Very well. you may just pay me ten dollars
OF il now said the other. /" and ] will wait uli
yop &c, ready to discharge the remainder OF the
debt The missr sloped.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-27

According 10 the Constitution o' Kentucky.
preachers are 10 be deprived OF The privilege OF
holding offices under The State Government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
sole AGENC OF WoRCESTER'S
PIANOS
q LnnfE

A
From the New York Sunday Courier, May ", ie4S
WE visited the and we'll regulated establish
w msnt Of Mr.. Worcester, 1877 Third Avenue, and
several of his ne Instruments, of which ne has
80 and well assorted took. MIR. Worcester has been
ms ana favorably known to the public, and every in.
,nmsn, he makes be relied upon, for being inde
ssahle in his business, he personally supervses and
sn,shrs every of them. This care fully accounts
~, Ihs admirable equality To be found through the
,,hoe range of his scalr-an equality which displays
Issf In the perfect graduation of power from the lowest
"oe 10 the highest. The quality Of tone which he pro-
,sees is deiciously round and pure. Wecan cordially
commend Mr.. Worcesters instruments, for we have
tnpwn and approved the make for many wears.
From the N. Y. Evening Post. Mag S. ls49
WoRCESTER'S PIANO FORTE FACTORY.-We
AXE pleasure in calling the attention of our readers TO
Mr. Worcesler's Pianos. He has been long known 10
he musical public successful manufactured of these
Instruments, and celebrated performers have spoken OF
ibem IN terms of strong commentator The instru
usnl. made under his own superintendent aud
,r and he gives his personal attention TO the reguia
ma u The touch and tone winch The points that
:t.stye most mol ce. and that tender them such fine in
.ilments.
an constantly supplied with full and complete as
.,rtnent OF Worcesters choice instruments, TO which
t 70 invite the attention of purchasers who desire u
o.f. instruments at a moderate price.
A. MORRIS,
Wns6 Bootsellsr and Dealer in Piano Eortes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
LOTTERIES.
l. a III ID crt7s d fiji &c,
fEDRNERI " I0XInS

o.t
Oh, Fourteenth Street, aldes The Erchanss Hotel
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Class ~, May IL:
"a ~ 81 So g. 81 IA ~ 80 Ga.
Hall IickeI. Mos 81 "a 81, prize Of $500, was
sent TO this office.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery Extra Glass 80, May ~:
81 80 90 81 AZ II 81 G3 SIS Al 10 SO o.
Whole Ticket Nos. q sc IS, sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Mos. Sussex, Extra, Glass 7a--Junr IL:
- 70 81 ~ % IL - 10 70 - IA n ~
Ticket Nos Ia AZ 10, do Ii 70 So, Two more prizes
sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, No 25--June auih ::
% 50 Is 10 81 SO 81 IS 20 Sc n -.
TO-DAY.
FRlDAY-Thr Sussex county iDeaware) Lottery,
Glass No. Al. Capitals: S2O,OO0 5000, 5000, s,OGO
800, ,5s, 10 of OOO &c, sc. 10 Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets 81. halves .: quarters l.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
tDolaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No. rs Capitals :
81, 900, 1000, &C. rs Nos, Ia drawn. Tickets 81;
halves SO Cts; quarters 25 c.
Saturday Eyening--Sales close atau'elock
Lowest No prizes 5000
The Virginia Monon gala Lottery, Glass F Tor ls4o-
Capitalist SOS ,000 10000, 10000. 10 oOO oil ais3 "a
of 1000 200 of Co., being he lowest three number pfl-
Ges. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets Sl5-shares III pro
portion.
Or Orders for packages, certificates "i packages,
single tic kets or shares in the above, or III any al MAI
~ s. Co.'S Lotteries, (oi which there are drawings
every day al prices varying from 81 10 $40 for ickes
inps forwa rdsd Immediately 10 distant adventurrrs
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3 Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
~ Rscollsct No.i-."Thsre's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O,More !" June IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
DlIpII1, Gal =

pursuance OF The provisions Of the last viii aud L.
l lament of the las John 1aliaferro, deceased, 81
Orange county, the undersigned, h- Administrator
de bonls nom VIII offer for sale Al public aucti"n !"
the highest bidder al The late residence Of Mrs Mildred
TaiIafcrfo deceased 10 said county about three miles
from The tun OF HaIhoursvie, and tea rom tnr Cor.
dOnsvr depot Of the a.oIisa Railroad, IN IHURS'
DAY the 1871 day OF Juiy, 1919 Il far. II not, the lt>i
fair day thereafter, all thr Land winch the said John
1alisrro dledsrizrd and possessed consisting Of iw"
lrarlS-Gr one On which be resided the time ot nis
death containing twn hundred and ser-hiy-sN acir-,
The niher about three miles on sOni.nn. rghiy-"6r
aC.es--a the Household and Kitchen Fnihliurr III"
Stock 81 hogs, IaIr and sheep TWO COTS, ant some
Farming Utensils.
TINS land has On u good aGi convenient dwelling
housr at Necessary out houses, plihtiiui supply -
timber is well wiered AMI i susceptible !" very grrht
Improvement
IN. Of sale Ill be made known on The iay 81
sale ISAAC WALTERS,
Administrator de bon,s non, with the WI annexed,
Iuur l2-crds Of Johu TaliaerTo, deceased.
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LOTTERIES.
Office orc. ~. Eurcell y Go.
u. PAINE Y Co, MANAGERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA


FORTUNE still fav"rs adventures in u. PAINE
Il Co Is Lotteries. Below we preseu, ~ rb- ,ubl,c
specimen Of their leading schemes for The month uf
July.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY. lsl,
Susqlrhanni Canal Lottery, M 81, Ia lie dawn IL,
Ilallimnie an Wednesday, July ill., lsig ~ No, ~
drawn ballots
'''4F"' $500 Is,So" 100 prizes prize :" 81 s'S 9sS
5000 Sc 81.
Tickets slo-sha1r. IN proportion. Certificate
package Of wholes sl3O--shaIrs in proportion
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, No ~, 10 be drawn in
Baltimore on Wednesday, July iIrh, ls49. IS No, l.
drawn ballots.
prize Of sd 1",SSS M p prize, s,,s go,
Tickets slo-shars. in proportion. Cerufcalr Of
package Of whol-- S 4O--sla,rs in proportion
on Saturday, July l4lh, is4s, al baltimore IS Nos,
Is drawn
Capitals
lprizr"f s4i,ooO prize Of $1,000
] .s,OU $3.50
II OUO - ono H.
Tickets sl5-slares in proportion. Certificate d
susquehanna Canal Lottery, Class No. 80, for 1919
TO bedrawn in Baltimore, Maryland On Wednesday.
July 18Th. rs Nos, 10 drawn.
prize Of $4,000 prize Of $1,000
| @',0Hu +" 5UU5
10000 20 900
$500 SC &c.
Tickets SlO-slares in proportion. Certificate Of
package Of wholes Sl20-siIaIeS In proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 81, 10 be
drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, July alsl 1870 Is
Nos IL drawn.
Splendid Scheme:
prizes Of S25,U0O prizes Of $500
5000 els
1900 % prizes Of 900
$3.50 &c
Tickets SlOi halves5 qualIeTs2 so. Certificate 81
package of wholes Sl30-shares in proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. "a, 10 be
drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, July 2olh 1919
Ts Nos, l3 drawn.
Grand Scheme:
| prize OF $4,000 prize Of $1,000
10000 $50
10000 100 " 1000
1850 &C.
Tickets S2O-sfares IN proportion. Certificate u
package of whoes Se6U-shares In proportion.
1r Orders meet our usual prompt tteniion. For
Tickets in the above, III any other Lottery, drawing
daily, (price Of rickeislrom 81 10 S2O under
nagement address us, or c. w PURCELL,
AgenlforD. PAINE 81 co Richmond. Va.
lane Oh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
VALUABLE DAN RlVEG LAND FOX
SALE

HAVING putchn 81 land ~ Charlotte WIN w"
81 Irsl.lirr ~ Iiii county, val "h ltL~ba Z
the l6lli Of Juu. beng ihr day utter htl,iat QUO
!? O'clock, tr rirmsra, eel I" lir hsir'I hlilr
nv Tract lini-ioinr;iy The homo rtti ~ Tt'ii'r
roran-yinR tr rnnEis ~ Halifax 81 ~" N'dih
side at Dan =. serrn mlr- south Il ha!iis I"nf
house ani adjoining The ani- Il Robinson owen md
scare L. ran I'm, contains, hy .nfyrs, b- artr-
Lr the irs---2J islra 81 Mlnth at ioM
grounds and tom 2eu Ia .hnl a'r-- woodland h- w."
sunds al ts best quality, ,air from "Er'li".' AM
ra ally ianrd and the larger portion have good tf"p
al ClOyrr on them al this time The highland lrs -
ceedlney level, ani Is very productive ~ al ihr staple
rraua PARTICULARLY tobacco Ihr near sui easy access
no ,anISlrr ryr 81 across the contIy, Ia all tr sut
veys ior the Richmond and DaRvilie Railroad slonlh
attract I- attention nf Hand buyers 10 this sale ind tie
latte al the present crop Jusrs tue sub
sc brf ~ giving all special invitation IL slfii AMI ~
anime II thoroughly. Terms made known IN lay 81
sale. Any one wishing 10 make private h'i hrioie
iay OF ra,r address mr al Tub treek charlotte
y,reipia JOS \ EDMUSDS
A.,.
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STATIONS lpffhce,

NO. S, soUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA
Let all the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STRATTON'St the man.
Drawn Nos of Monongaa Lottery, No 67-May "a;
81 81 4s u - II rs 81 d a5
Whole Ticket, Nos II u rs, prize Of 90 l65, sold
sud paid bv STRArTON
Drawn Nos of Mononeaa Lottery, No 75-Juns l4,h
81 So 30 40 IL &c 81 64 IL % "a.
Half Ticket, Nos IL - 30, prize Of one hundred
dollars, sold aud paid by STRATroN.
Drawn Nos Of SUSSEX Lottery No. 40, June Is:
SIS SO IA Is Is 40 10 IS Al.
Ticket, Nos Il 49, prize Of s5o sold , and paid
rrawn Nos Of Mononeala Lottery, No 77-June 18Th
90 Sc 4S 90 i3 81 - 9 81 90 40 To-
Whole, Nos S 10 40, prize OF SlOO Both sold and
Ticket, Nos 43 e 60, do 100 paid BY
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, No 33-hiay 18th:
SO 81 50 SIS "a 80 65 GO 70 II "a 81.
Ticket Nos 81 so So the capital Of SIS ESQ sold and
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Glass a5--June Gotta
% 81 Is l9 O. SO 81 7s % Sc III y
SCHEMES FOR lHE WEEh.
10000 DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARS!
FRiDAY-susse1, No. Al. Capitals: $40, 900, 5000,
sOOO 1000, 300, l,l5s, 10 of 1000, &c 70 Nos ID
drawn. Tickets 81; halves . qrs. l.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-susse1, Extra. No. 75 Capitals :
81 600, 900, 343, sc. 70 Nos IA drawn Tickets 81;
halves 5Ucts.;quarters 2octs
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE!
Virginia M0nongala Lottery, Glass No. +, ioI 1919,
to he drawn Saturday, June 23d rs M Lottery
l2 drawn ballots Capitals ST 900, 30,OO0 10000,
10000 44S3 IA of 2OO0, 300 Of BOO sc Tickets only
Sl5-shares in proportion.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery Class 81, for lea9, 10
be drawn Saturday, June 3Uth. Is drawn mum
beers out of 7s Capitals s35 600, 900, 900, 5000,
2OO0 $780, ass, ~ Of ,U0n, 10 Of 700 10 Of 400 sc
Tickets Sl0-shares IN proportion.
Orders OF Packages, Certificates OF Packages anh
single Tickets in athe Lotteries Willie promptly at
tended TO, and wings v hen requested Please
address ordersto N. STKhTrON
lime n Richmond. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
i.UCk'S OFFICE,

I55, MAIN STREET. CORNER or TWELFTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ORpER5 FOR ticket. IN The following, or N smaller
~ t.nltrrirs-dniy drawing VIII meet with the hsu
al attention. Address g. d. Luck Richmond, Va.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass N"a9 Tor lsly, 10
b.. drawn a, Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, lane
23i. z: Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Scheme 81 .lnsi,
2OUO0 OU0, $40, 1000, 5G0. ~ Of iuOu &c Tick
cts Slu-haves 5;qnarlers 80. Certificate ol lirs
age Of whoes Sl2D---harcs III proportion
Susluehanna Canal Lottery, Class No. 20. 10 he
drawn At Baltimore Wednesday, June y, l5ia -
Nos II drawn. Grand Scheme : al S25OOO, 8 Of
6Ou0 } oil 1000, Of asa, of ''', Of l.2ls 20 Of
nnD &c Tickets siG halves >; quarters 81 crrtii
fcare IL pac kaye Of wolrt S3bShlres IN proportion
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. ~ I" be drawn
on Saturday Jln- 3Dh, lsig, al baltimore. % N"t ,
Il irapn Grand Capitals S3n,0m, 1861, l0,0Oo
OF 900 ) 81 1910, IN 81 ,Oni, &c Tickets Sl1--
shares in proportion Certificate oi package al wliur-
Sl65 shares Ia prapnrtion.
I'm addition IL the above Grand Schemes, there are
smaller Lotteries drawing daily prices "l Tickets
ranging from 81 10 SjordrIs Tor tickets ~ whlrh VIII
be promptly attended 10.
ar In purchasing By The package, deduct The pfIc"
of three tickets.
a~Jr Orders promptly aud coniidrntaly attended {"
Drawn % forwarded 10 all who nrdefd. Postage need
no, BIZ paid on orders addressed |" z. Is. LUCK,
Nav 10 Richninnd, Va,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
iiCIMoND MADE BOOTS WHICH ARE
|lURLEY's OFFICE, No. Tot, Eas, Main

URLEY'S OFFICE, No. lot, East Main
| Street.
Toihnse who oil hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again."
7po more sold at HURLEPS!
Drawn Nos Snssex, Extra, ~, June 10th:
g e. 81 10 D IL 43 ls So 10 IA AZ %
tet Nos 81 70 10, do Ia Is e., boil sold and pail
HURLEY
'sa Ms. Monongalia, &c, June 6-Lowest prize $40:
io' IL IS So 3 q d "a 4s 10.
Who would buy such an ugly Ticket" tx
Htsd gentleman willis, locking over some
Eis ickrIs al HurIey's Office yesIerdayl Il
F tuy No. l." Hurley ventured reply,
ts 1T matters not what numbers are On a
E''' he drawn numbers alone decide their
Ea' The sequel proves which u Them wele
vagn Nos. Delaware, Glass %, June 20,
Lowest prize $40:
lsA Is 10 l "a , SO 81 10 90 So II D
'.ole Ticket, Nos. 20 p. 500, returned
l.saoAY : Capitals: 800 600. 5000, 5000
Z 1900. 1853, 10 OF 1000, ST.. IS Nos, Is
3"l Tickets 81.
ATURDAY - Capitals: $4,000 10000,
W 5000, 1893, Ia OF 1000, 200 Of 600, 81.
~ l2drawn. Tickets SIS.
aLEf offers Tor sale, this week, tickets in the glo
a.e small Fry" Lottery, Class No. rs, Extra -
soap'ial. Tickets 81. Packages IS 75-warrani-
s'd" oack Is 90 At fascinating the risk on an
package only 81 81. All persons in want Of
are requested 10 call at HURLEY'S, where, for
"'ss'hents' large returns are generally made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22
GARDEN AND DAIRY FARM, ON ELL
III A a u

offer for sale my FARM on Elizabeth NJ
"a YER three miles from Norfolk continuing iJu
EtssM acres of excellent land, under COCA iehe. ,
--9-wth timber enough Ia support Inc iafHi. ~
has on II 4 frame dwelling with six rooms, kitch
ems barn stables. carriage house, ice house, ana all
necessary ont houses; also, valuable young peach
and apple orchard.
II OF the healthiesi ioclnns IN The stale; ana
its coRtguity 10 several markets renders u enc ~ ir
best market farms on the tlver-the Baltimore, h'oh
mond and Norfolk boats passing The door daily
For further particulars address
June i5-cw2m w w HAPPIER, Norfolk, Va.
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CASES OF GENUINE ASIATIC CHo-
IERA

ALL Tho early or premonirory symptoms of this alarm.
4 ias disease may be Al once arrested, and the dis
.,.e prevented, by the use Of
n. receipt for which we have had in possession for
.ryen years past and which used during the Che
lsrs Of 1892, all the South and West-was used IN
city been used 81 &c, ana Is now oy NUMBERS
pfihr czens Of Richmond who are willing TO attest,
u certificates, 10 Its efficacy In Cholera Morbus Dlar.
rhaa Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Cholera inian'
t.u and most diseases attending relaxed condition
i The bowels By single dose the ooseness is check
81 glow and warmth pervades the whole body, by
aheh the nervous system s soothed and Queted, pre-
,sn,lng the alarm and excitement, which in MANY in
saners Is almost fatal rs the disease itself.
Most of the remedies advertised contain powerful sli
nulants which, IN their effects, leave the bowels 80
,crpd that the consequences almost unpleasant
asa slight attack Of the Cholera might prove.
We have hesitated 10 give much publicity thr Ugh the
apers to this remedy fearing IL might be cassed with
lae many hundreds which have proved useiess-but as
nre the public they may place the most entire conn
;snse in the above Anodyne for all the premonitory
SYMPTOMS Of the disease
Psisons or families IN the country, who distant
re- a physician should supply themselves with bot
l.oi this remedy, which We guarantee.
M sale by the single bottle at Is and SO CENTS BY
a.dOzen, with accompanying directions for all ages,
,y by DOVE q ISAACS,
!uur 81 Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that the Faculty OF VII.
y ism and Mary Colleg. VIII. on the end of July
:tIl, elect Steward.
me Students the Faculty may determine and TO pur
n.se tuel He will be allowed 10 charge each Of his
srters 800 session. beginning the lot o! October
so, terminating the 4ih al July tor board, exclusive OF
he, lights aud washing, and for hire of comfortable,
,at plain room furniture. ! reasonable sum for wash
a. sud also per his purchases of fuel win
]. Allow rd him He will hr further entitled to large
III, pleasant dwelling house. with good out houses and
;a,ieb attached, and 10 Si00 year.
Applications should be addressed, post pad, 10 the
secretary ~ the Faculty, NJ Williamsburg.
1l-cA
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A RESCUE 70 THE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBRATED
i T. w DtF DIS,
ssr Hebrew Plaster.

A CERTAIN REMEDY fer all MED pains IN lie
n Side, Chest. loins. Back, Bowels, Muscles, Rhen
matIsm in ali u, varied urnls Nervous Affections
Lungs aud Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections. fe
male Weaknesses rte, rt,. Tor thr above complaint
this Plaster has 10 Eau,i. The great celebrity winch
il has already acquired na only in the old but III The
new worId--thr extraordinary II has performed
in the most extreme %. suffering, have acquired
forll such reputation, that the proprietor has n"i-nh
iii recently -brrn able Ia suppl: hal: the demand
Thu sales throughout every city, town and Siigr'h
The United States without parallel
circumstance mol surprising, when thr vast amount
nf human si lrrlne relieved by rs Use i considered
In Sntu,l lie hrnrit usually ~ IT III Most dc
,ij.J ,haro,,,r In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
ease. an III twenty readily Yield I" the penriratIn. Sii
urla combined M tins valuable pfrparntinn
In RhctIu,ats. rbrracuir % rhr"hc, Inc Claims 81
lhr Hebrew Plaster have long SINCE hrnn universally
acsnow led ged Those tho are iahorn: under weak
backs ~ matter from " ma! cause The weakness may
have orrmalra-rvrn II such persons have been mis-.
guided IN prev ious appcationJin the use Of The He
brew Plaster they viii lind The affected plr suddenly
re stored 10 lis original sondnrss.
supporter cases III constitutional Weakness "
VIII be found cf gIrat advantage IL u particularly ir
commended Ia Females who arc suffering from sudden
weakness or general debility. In ;hoh, embraces
all the virtues which The most scientific mind vas ca
able III commanding tram valuable substances found
IN the old world and viii be found entirely lice from
those objections which source ol complaint win
,hp numerous spie al .pacrr before the public
mr. These pla-ters possess the advantage OF bein
pninp in air Ugh, horeshsnce they retain theriui
virtues IN ali climates - -. -.
BEWARE Of E0TSTEkFElIS AND BASE mi
TATlOSS.
None psnuin. hout thr ensrasIhe "i J'a Darid on
IN. wrapper around each hnr Prce 50 cents per BOZ
Zach ha, contains sufficient 7" spread SH or tieh pla.
tiers .,o,,,, ,,r.,
Sold Wholesale ani Re.ai hy SCOVil : MEAD,
o li3 Charters Street, New Orleans General Agents
tor the south and West. Sold also by
ALEX. DUVAL. r.. m"ni
GAYNOR 4 WOOD, Richmond
THoS. II. ROSSER. Petersburg
81. A. SANTOS, Ncrtolk