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EXECUTIONS, SALE

EXECUTORS SALE.
IL BE- sold by US THIS MORNING, at
0 o'clock, one Negro Man, two Negro
40 Negro Women, Zone good Cook,
and Ironer,) and two Negro Boys. BY
the Execg.f.
; !fs.a. & c. B. HULL, Aucts.
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Washington Academy.

IT'LL undersigned having associated for the purpose
Z of establishing in the tow OF Washington an In
stitiion extensive scale than heretofore. give
notice that they will open, on the 9Th Of Jannary le19
and Will terminate the rsi session the 18th Of July
The second session wii Commence on the Isl of Sep
TENDER, and terminate on the 2oth of December.
This School Is designed to afford 10 pupils an oppo
NIFTY 10 Obtain thorough and liberal education. The
subjects embraced in the plan OF instruction will be
lst. Ancient and Modem Languagrs--viz the He
brew, Geek Latin, French, German Spanish and
Italian Languages and Literature Ancient and Modern
History, &c.
The Languages will be taught with 4 constant ETY.
biological reference TO The English, sysematica and
thorough knowledge Of the structure and material of
the latter being an important branch of Modern Educa
tinn All the languages will he taught after the
of the most approved high schools in this colary and
in EuroPe-viz: by oral and written exercises, aud
transations made from the English into the respective
ancient or Modern languages also, by examinations and
questions on the best text books.
The French and German being spoken by one of the
Principals, pupils who may desire tn obtain facility IN
cOnvtrsing IN those languages will have an ample o-
porluny afforded them.
3D. English Grammar, Geography, Composition, Flo
cution, Book Keeping, Mathematics "a liberal course
Chemistry, Natural and Moral Philosophy, &C, &c.
| Mr.. Gayson will also have Female School, ICON
Quoted by lady Of experience and hi.h literary attain
mrns,) which young ladies' will he instructed in all
the branches of an English Education, Modern Lam
guages, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Needle Work,
Drawing, &c.
Vocal Music will be- .ht in class IS without
| ira charge. Piano and Guitar ai the usual rates.
Mr. Grayson bases his claim 10 the public patronage
on the fact OF his having conducted this Academy for
number of years TO the satisfaction OF his employers
Mr. Maerens refers 10 Professor Harrison, Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia. IN whose family he has taught aud
given entire satisfactorily also, TO Professors VIM. g..
and Robert G. Rogers, Of the Institution; the iinn.
Judge Cranch, Of Washington CITY, and many other
gentlemen Of distinction and learning
Washington Is situated al the base OF tile Blue Ridge,
is remarkably healthy place and there are no aints
Of vice within lis peaceful borders. The society Of
RappahannOck Is Of the first order.
| THRAS-For hoard. washing, fuel, light. &c, item
months SIS The tuition fees will range from Sl6 10
$50, with charge for Modern Languages, Mu-
sic, &c. Board TO te paid half yearly in advance.
Additional information be obtained BY addressing
the Principals who will furnish circulars Containing an
accurate statement Of I'll expenses.
6 w GRAYSON,
II w MARTENS, NJ.
Or The male and female pupils will room In sepa.
ate buildings hut eat AT the table, thereby
Ing advantages that viii be duly appreciated by parents
j
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED BY

NEW BUUkS RECEIVED BY
"A. m rriS,
Successor to Dyinker & Morris.
THE Story of Little John; by NJ. Charles
Jeaunel-from the French; by F. q. Skinner.
Model Men, Women and Children; by Horace
Second supply of "The Fogery;" by G. P. r.
James-25 cts. =, :,
The Great Hoggar,y Diamond; by w. M.
Thaceray, author Of "yanily Faif"-25 CTS.
just received by ~
Jan 3 a. MOh6lo.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

TEN DOLLARS REWARD
tsed for The apprehension and delivery, al
! pas,, Of JAMES BLACKBURN, SOL
ne Public Guard.
Blackburn was born in The county oil
o-sr, Virginia, is "a years Old, 5 teet lot
aish, dark complexion, dark eyes and
.iir.
! nav be kaown by The uniform clothing Of
plo;c Guard, a sui, OF which complete he
y:h him when he deserted on he night o.
+ Of December, 1913.
'rpry. Richmond. December 800!
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NOTICE.
THE concern of Drinker & Morris was dis
i solved, by mutual consent, on the 30lh alt.
The unsettled business will be closed speedily
as possible by A. Morris, who is authorized TO
use The name OF the concern in liquidation.
SAM'L NJ. DRINKER.
Ian & a MDRPIS
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

MILLINERY GOODS at REDUCED PRICES.
TINE subscriber having yet large stock of
L winter Millinery on hand, will sell from
this da'e at reduced prices, and many Of the goods
at actual cost The Winter Bonnets Ribbons and
Flowers, IN order TO lessen The stock as much as
possible before the Spring supply shall b. recsiy-
ed, viil be sold eff in every instance al cost.
On hand several Velvet, Silk and Mefino
Cloaks and Maa;las, which vii! be sold very
cheap
n Connected with The establishment is an
experienced Dress Maker, VINO solcs the pat
ronase Of the Ladies.
Jap.4 N. C. BARTON.
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
NED in my determination 20 remove, | offer
sale nv apuItepec-in The
Sidney, situated between Main and Ca
IL, abou; one mile and halt from the Ca
[, c, n'airs twelve acres o. Land, now
S upon i, a new brick tSo sorry house,
.yen rooms and six fire places, barn. stable,
i1nse, carriage house, well and bathing
q l4rge hot house, &c.
!. ne half OF the purchase money the pur-
IAN obtain more Than reasonable time,
king interest half yearly and securing the
balance.
i, can be better situated Tor an early gar
11e nacdred 0! Sinton's choice app trees
growing on The premises, together with
7c1 ,rces.
ale i aot made BY The 10th of January,
| would rent. provided can gel reliable
n. Z SUTTON.
! % CIV;
|Y.RiOR MILES MAKE.
J.. have on hand verv superior stock OF
Miles Water Proof Boots; alsp gentle.
| fire Dress Boots.
Is PUTNEY s. WATTS.
INTER BLEACHED LAMP OILS
superior quality
a>es Cooper's lsinslass, shee, and shred
! KS Pearl Starch
Ii /. prime Nader
TASK Ssh Eralus
os. Alcohol
hate Qanine; Vanilla Beans
he Paste; Up,on's superior Glue
Just recrivei-for sale by
PURCELL. LADD & co,
l. Druggists, 90 Main 81, corner l4;h.
UNE'S HON E .--CHALK'S
kFFICE, No. 6, Main Street.
Ewn Nos. Grand CONSOLIDATED, Extra, 5:
Is 81 40 rs As 35 Al 10 IS Ia 80.
Drawn Nos Susquehanna, 8:
ST IL so 4 % "a 10 81 IL 6 SO A.
tay-Pokomose. 1. 10 Nos, IA drawn
i. $4,000, 5 OF 5000, 10 OF 500, &c, SC,
81
is a lucky scheme, a. CHALK'S,
+ 3 doors above the Oil Market.
+ attention Of the Public, is requested 10
b. Auction sale OF standard Books, Medi-
ks Annals, Bibles, Letter and Cap Pa
1 friday evening, al 81 o'clock, in the
kxl 10 the Post Office.
| McNAUGHT, ROYsTER e co.
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D., o@re-Concord Academy.

EXPERIMENTATION John Y Mason,' Secretary OF
the Navy DR. Scott Speaker Of the senae OF 'ir
rinia: cen Bernard Peytons Mlj Thomas II Ellis, !.
Mrs.rs w Leigh James A Seldom" and Robert z
stanard, Richmond; Hon Robert N T Hunter and Rich
ard Baylor. ESQ., Essex Messrs John Iabb' and Jnn
r Bryan. = Gloucester, Messrs Miers w Fishers and
George WILKINS Accomac: Col Thomas Ran
doIph. and VIM Riv-s,s FISH, Ahemarle; WIN II
Tayoe,. Esq, Mount Airy, WIN II Harrison Esq,
Prince George; Maj Clayton G Coleman Louisa; VI
hrmis,ead Cooke Norfolk; William II Roy Esq,
Matthew's; Hon Thomas Bayly; Thomas Gho'son.-
ESQ. Petersburg; Andrew Hunter, Esq, jefferson Rev
WIN Friend, PORT Royal; RI Rev Nicholas C"bbs Judge
hama. Dr VIM e. paniell,s Georgia; John Compton,
ESQ. Louisiana; Hon james 81 Masoa,s Winchester.
; Gentlemen who either have had or al present
have sons or wards members olthe institution.
psc I0-etFebl
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TINE subscriber, thankful for The liberal pa
i uonage be has received since he has been
in The commission business, again offers his ser
vices 10 his friends, 10 sell Tobacco, Corn and
Wheat, and pledges himself TO give his best at
IGNITION 10 all business entrusted 10 his care.
JOHN M. SHEPPARD, JR.
Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
Ian. I-dlm&c2m
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!tMES f3ANk OF VIRGINIA, !
T,unoru AR 1910

JdHudIT TUT IOfv.
President an! Directors have declared a
'ldsnd OF three and three quarter per
.; he profits Of the las, SIX months, sub
isduc;i n of one-quarter per cent. bonus
BE, leaving So so per share payable 10
|kaoliers on the 18th Instant.
do. J. G. BLAIR, Cashier.
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FEMALE INSTlTUTE-W ARRENTON,
NORTH CAROLINA
FACULTY REV. y. Il. GRAVES, 4. 81,
Il j, WILCOX

l.. T. GRAVES, Il, VI.
The ninth Academic year Of tI Institution will COM
mence the first Monday IN January next.
The editice constructed with sl.ct reference 10
comfort ana convenience and amply sufficient TO &C.
commodae one hundred pupils.
To render the Sciences attractive. and the instruction
thorough, good Philosophical. Chemical and asirono-
nical Apparatus has been procured. The Lbrare, Of
the Faculty, consisting Of more than one thousand vo-
lumes, are accessible 20 the pupils Lectures with eN-
perlmenis, delivered weekly, upon scientific sub
jecs. al charges made from The time Of entrance.
EXPENSES PER SESSION:
Board. per session d. live months, S55
English Tuition, from SlO 10 ~
Music on Piano and use of instrument, %
Music on Guitar. and use 81 instrument, le
Monochrunatic, HezzOtinto and Chinese Painting;
Ianscape Drawing AMI Painti'a; Lessons in Wax
Flowers and Fruit; French. Italian, Spanish, Ger
man, Latin and Greek Lansuagrs-each, 5
OIL Painting, 10
vocal Music and al kinds OF Needle and Fancy Work
without charge
Those who complete the courses Of study laid down
in the Circular entitled - dpion. and gold medal.
At the close of each session there viii be public tx
animation, conducted before committee of Visitation.
10 the Faculty and their indies entrusted The
and instruction ofthose connected with the n
slitutinn. Dee l5--cw6w
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AUCTION SAL Us.
ses Pu:sia.ss Il SHADE.
FIVE NEGROES.

VII jc sold q, GU. Office this morning, al 10
o',i,cs. h..iy II, srces, 10 vii: one young man,
ihlte .su:s women AMI tie bay
PuLLIAM * SLiDE,
j N
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ISFIRMARY OF The MEDICAL COL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Va.


THE College Inirmary il open for The reception -
Ing Medical or Surgical AID, except The insane, and
those aborng under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the institution
The accommodations for the sick are very complete
Spacious and well arranged Wards are set apart in'
IN. different classes Of patients and private apart
ments are furnished when required. The Medical and
Surgical Wasds are under the charge Of Professors oil
The College for prescribed periods IN rotation. inc
Physician and surgeon visit their respective wards
daily and in cases 81 difficulty all the members OF the
Faculty are called In consultation.
The charges Tor board, medical attendance, surgical
onera,ions nursing medicine, and every necessary
service, are-ior Col, red patients, 81 per week
White
,yben ,riyn,. APARTMENT, il furnished, m addition
al charge Is made. .
The Iniunlry commeads itself especially TO person
in The country who may be disposed 10 leave their
homes ior the benefit of Medical Surgical aid =
rbo.r Interested in the subj rct VIII find, enquiry
that willis, economy viii be consulted Ia paironizng
The institution, every remedial aid may be expected
here that can he found IN similar Institutions else
where. The Infrmafy IL already much resoTt1d TO by
patieuts from distance, and this class Of patients VIII
no doubt be greatly increased, as is advantages be-
come more widely known. In Surgical point Of view
particularly has just claims be regarded as ell In
stitution If great public utility -
Gentlemen sending patients from distance VIII
please give city reference. Address any member oil
the Facuty,or NEW NAN, oer"aiu'
DpcQl-ctf
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COMMISSION HOUSE

COMMISSION HOUSE.
TINE undersigned have associated themselves In bu-
i siness to sell all kinds of Produce commission
under the firm Of WINFREE s WATKINS. Liberal
advances will he made on all produce in hand
oifice-near Shockoe Warehouse.
SAMUEL. WiNFREE,
HENRY Z. WATKINS.
Richmond Lei IanuarY. lSd9-c2m
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rs No Lollery-ld drawn ballots.
prizsof s3s,l75 10 Irizes Of sii,7Sso0
/" 10000 80 . LOO
5000 &c. xc.
Tickets 5l0 halves S; quarters 9 So
GRAND SCHEME.
Virginia Monon gala Inttr v, Glass 8, for le49 10 be
drawn on Saturday, Jan. 10. Is Nos, IL drawn.
Capitals:
prize s!,.o :, $40 ~ Loves, No. Prize s5"o
Tickets Sla-sliaies in proportion
Delaware Lottery, No. ., to be drawn January l7.h-
IS No. Loitery-ii drawn ballots.
Capitals:
piize Of sio,bo0 80 prizeso $500
30 prizes of 900 40 800, ac
Tickets Sl0-shares IN proportion.
Virginia Mononsalia Lottery, Glass IL, for 1919 TO
be drawn on Saturday. January 81. 10 No. Lottery
- drawn ballots. c-.,s s.,on
spri1;ssof s3a, 90" ap'iz.eS of $500
. 1000 10 /" 900
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters Sd.
Delaware Lottery, Nod to be drawn January aith.
&c Nos, 10 drawn ballots
10000 20 $50
/" 10000 70 g 400
/ 5000 &C. &c.
Tickets $40; halves S. quarters2 50
Delaware Lottery, Nos, To be drawn January 3isi.
Capitals
3 prizes of s2,oOnl prizes Of sl,a5O
3 " 800 200 : 500
| 5 . 800 &C. &C
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Monougalia Lottery, Class a, for 1919, 10
be drawn SATURDAY., January 81. 10 No. Lotery-l5
drawn ballots.
Capitals:
| | prize Of S7O,OOU 100 prizes Of 81 900
10000 100 500
| /" $4,000 23i g 2OO
| / F." 10000 &c. &c.
Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters s.
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~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rules held IN me
CLERK IS Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Ia"
and Chancery for Cumberland county, on MONDAY the
lst day of January, Icy: $500,
Nathaniel HILL Administrator de bonus non VIVA
IN. v,iI annexed. oil James Wilkinson, deceased.
against S s,.a r.
Ende, ,a,,na AUS,
h.r anpearancr and given security according To the ac
~ aIsemblv and IN. of this our., and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that she 10 NOT an nhaoi
,an, ~ tbIs commonwealth ia Ordered, 1ha, the said
do appear here the first day Of next March
,s,r, and answer the bill Of the plaiaf and that
nv of hi. order be forthwith inserted in some news
nap.r nbl,shed in the city Of Richmond for two months
ccessivey and posted al the font door oil The Court
house of this county. Copy-Ieste.
Jan 5-cw2In "oo'SoN' -.
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held IN the
Z Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancey for Cumberland county, on Monday, the
Isl day OF January, 1919 n,-,n
Bacon TAFT, rid'"uH
against - n
Caroline DE Ende, Louisa De Ende and Eliza Ee
Ende, Deienoanis
The defendant, Louisa De Ende, not having entered
her aonearance and given security according 10 the
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court, ana II APP
nearing by satisfactory evidence that she IS nor an in
bant OF this Commonwealth: u Is orcereh, thsl lhe
said defendant do appear here on The bfst cay me
nrrt March term and thr bill OF the planiih
and that COPY OF Tbs order he forthwith inserted III
some ewsparr published in the city oil Richmond Tor
Two mouths successfully ana posted al the fort door Z"
the Court. house # this cOlnit
Copy-Tese,
u
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FORTUNE,S HOME.
STAND BACK, GENTLEMEN, AND LET THE

FLUID PASS!
THE subscriber having been appointed by pane
i Fortune as one Of her agents III distributing her
favors amongst the people In this part of the world has
located himself al No. D, Main street, Richmond, front
part of the green house, and three doors above the Old
Market where he will be happy 10 see hsriends and
TO receive orders from any part of the country, which
will be promptly and conidentally attended TO- II IS
useless for him advise dictate to any one, what Is
TO their interest in securing to themselves, by small
investment competency for fei and as he is opposed
10 the putting system, will not do So but will only re
mark that IL any of his friends, or tie public general
IT, have any spare change that they feel disposed 10
risk in this way, they will always find supply, and
variety OF tickets in all lotteries, under the management
of The old firm, D. PAINE & CO.. who, for the short
space Of time that they have been established here,
have been the most successful Managers The United
states Schemes Of lotteries. with prizes Of So
&c. can be had al my Office; and tickets, from to
twenty dollars, always on hard For particulars, see
hiIl, OF the day IICHARD CHALK,
No. e. Main Street.
FOR THIS WEEK.
FRIDAY - Pokomoke, /. Capitals: Sl5OOo,
OF 5000, 10 oil 500, &c. Is Nos, ii drawn.
Tickets "a.
Sa,unay-Grand Consolidated Class 6. Ca.
pilals $4,000, 30 600, l0,000 1900, 5000, 1000,
20 OF 1000, &c. IS Nos, 10 dTawn. Tickets
Sl0-shares in proportion
gF Orders for tickets, packages, certificates .:
packa ges, in the above Lotteries, or in all Lollc-
ries advertised by Mcs-r.. d. Paine < Co auc nd.
ed 10 with prompness, and drawings forwarded
10 AL who wish il. K. CHALK.
Janl
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II m Il A Il IL f..

IS. FARREN'S benefi, and last appearance.
S. night OF the engagement of ,
MISS |. DICKINSON.
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DISSOLUTION

THE CoPartnership of WlNFREE K SHEPPARD
i Ia this day dissolved by mutual consent The
OF the firm VIII be used only IN closing Le DUST
ness of the late firm, SAMUEL WiNFREE,
Jannary lat ls49. JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, JR
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conclude with the elegant Petite Comedy
called
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
4 hgss de Tonueya Mrs. FarIen.
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After which the laughable piece Of
VENUS IN ARMS.
lila Miss |. Dickinson,
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JAMES GARLAND AHD WM. N. CABELL
Lave united in the practice Of Law, and VIII rega-
IL lary attend the Circuit Superior aud County
Courts Of Amherst Appom1ttox, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town OF Lynchhurg.
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, 10
nractce in the Court of Appeals. Oct 2t-cU
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asy 4. e. = T.. IL. asi:s,, laucts

inite %l.S women AMI Gle bity
PULLlAM < SLADE,
jan. . Ancts.
asy Il. e.. = T.. Es. aai:i,. .aucts.
NEGECE>.
vi! < SID ~ i - srLa. Il !. q! Janu-
aIy, lc43, 4. ~ = Lex, lou: Negro Men, four
Negro Gitis, twelve 70 rret -: years oic; ,wo
Nee'c y cmrr, tone & : 'od Cooo,l and Wo-
maa a.c one Coilt.
Dec. Is N 8. C. 3. FILL, Arc...
LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES,
AT OLD CHURCH. HANOVER
COUNTY, VIRGINIA
IN TUESDAY, he 9 h ID, Il January iS49, /.
~ tHc Oh Chlich, u ,hc county 1t Hanover,
commeac!na al II o'clock, 4. ~, We Will sell,
al puS.lc acc'ion Tor cash, irafn 40 10 SO negroes
ali o. hem belotsin. o an es:aie III he reigh.
aofkoot They consist q mcu and women, IN
The prime ard viscr q lie, am children II va
Iious ages Amens tier arp NO hla, ksmilhs,
on h'ase .eFyani, one good cook and several
factory hand,
II tie weather should te such as 10 prevent The
sueEdanec y biciers on The cay aforesaid, the
SAID sale Kill are p.ac. On me rext tair day.
LCFTlN n. Elicit,
w. GODDlN,
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GOOD, STRONG SHOES, FOR SER
WANTS.
have on hand and agi sbo ~e
rant them TO wear well) suitable for tobacco fac
tories, coal pits, railroad hands, and house SER
vans. We would say to all who wish 10 get
Shoes to last, call and try some that we are max
ing. PuiNEf q WATTS.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.
THE President, and Directors OF the Bank OF
i Virginia have this day declared dividend
Of three and three quarters per cent. oul of The
profits OF The Bank Tor The lasl six months, sub
iect TO the deduction of ons-quarter per cent
bonus 20 The State, which leaves thIee-and-a-half
per cent, or 50 45 per share, payable to The stock
holders on the 18th instant.
Jan. 3-d2w SAML MARX, Cashier.
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VALUABLE SERVANTS FOR SALE.
WE have for sale, privately first rate Car
w penler, good Blacksmith and very
likely Negro Woman. who is a superior Cook.
Il. DICKINSON Il BROTHER,
Jan4 Aucls.
COTTON FACTORY HANDS WANTED.
TIME Manchester Cotton and Wool Manuiac-
: turing Company intending to continue he
employment, Of coloted hands in their Factory,
wish 10 hire The usual number Of young men,
Young women, boys and girls. Apply 10
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
Agent OF The Company.
To. 1-d2tGnO,
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THE next session OF this Institution will commence
L on tie first February, and close the last day Of
November.
For tuition in the Latin and Greek Languages
and Mathematics, or either, S25
English Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic, San
Reading, Spelling ard Writing, Sl5
My price for Board, during the session of ten
months S75; for week boarders, who spend Satur.
days and Sundays with their parents, deduction OF
two sevenths is made 70! those days. In the prices
for tuition 70 deduction is made, except for proracied
sickness condition less necessary 10 secure jas
tce to the teacher than the advancement Of the stu
dent.
To parents and guardians boarding their sons or
wards with me, would say that IT Is my habit 10 hear
the recaions Of my hoarders NJ home, a well rs nj
school, whenever they prepared; and that paticu-
lar hours, during intermssions, Will be devoted to
study, during which disturbance will be tolerated
that is calculated impede the progress OF my board
ers. This regulation will he rgidly enforced Address
the subscriber, Macfarlands, unenburs county VIZ
sinia. JOHN ok6aiS, Jk
Jan. 5-cil5Feb
or Wing requested 10 give four insertions IN their
country naner also the Christian Advocate.
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DAY, January 5,h, ls49, will be pre-
Ruwe's Tragedy OF
j "A NE SKOk E.
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LOTTERIES.
3. NY. 1gauEy A sn.,

Nj a II \ u . L :.
Successors TO j. Il. Gis E,CuisI 8. 20,
OFFICE, NO. l, CITY HOTEL. nlCH.
" !EOND, Virg:r:0.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.
Virginia Monongala Lottery, Class j. for leg. 10
he drawn Saturday, January6. ~ 30. i.1:ety Ii
drawn ballots
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Tickets onIy sio-saares IN proportion.

Delaware Lottery, No. ., 10 be drawn January l0lh
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-05

BOYS BOOTS.
: "a hand a good stock OF Boys fine
0o's' all sizes, some made strong.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-05
LJURLEY's OFFICE, No. los, Eas, Main

Dec. IA
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-21

20 The capital of Minnesota is St. Paul.
Already prospectus has been issued for a
newspaper there.-N, Y. Express.
The American printers are an enterprising
race, and wherever they can find settle
them paper. We have no doubt that il
any stray printer should ever unluckiIy find
himself in purgatory, his first act will be to
issue prospectus for daily PurgaroriaI
Repor,er.-Little Rock (.4rk.) Gazette.
Just so. sir.-Such an event should by no
means seem incredible to the Little Rock
Gazette. Why, it is not half as far from
Arkansas to the Internal Regions, as from
Little Rock TO ST. Paul