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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

TAR. Il. BOsTwICK, LECTURER ON THE GENITAL
all diseases Of private nature II splendid plates Extract from
the Boston Medical and Surgical Journa"It be said
sarssy to be equal to Records Actions works tho
family dsssses and lar snpcr thing the kind
pubhahed In this country Price, $40 Author Of work on
soitaiy Vice. Impotency, &c patcs-prce ST. For sale ~
i22 Brtadway and Of the author. oO4 broadway
CTNCTUaE-ITsNAT RE, SYMPTOMS, CONSEQUENCES
~ mode Of detecting the remedies with recipes and only PER-
mancn No possessing this work need long be troubled
with structure. 9Th edition 3i2 Price 81 MAY be had OF
the author ~ Greenwich street. or by post mailed frce
DR GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING THn DAY AND
~ evening his Office No. ANN street. Nnow NO ~ IN
those difficult proracsd Of delicate dsea that have
tho skin Of physicians Of hess exper enea His extract Of
Copava Cubebe be bad at his store In 'front.' Private
entrs through tho entry TO tho ofhoe door
DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
IL Treatse &c. So Greenwich strses-oice hours to IL A.
n Sunday excopted Those who Apply In tho early
exes surprised at the rapdy and little inco nvcnenes
attending their chiefly however those who have SUI
bred from certain class Of people, who can ropy apEco =
vanoed and distressing stages iron uncommon advantages
md very extensive practice, he Afford rapid easy
radical which, he has ground fox STATING bs ebued
nfop other snnroe In Amorcs.
MO CURE NO PAY.-DR CoRBITT, 10 DUANE 81.
member Of hs Royal College Of Surgeons London may
consulted In treatment Of delicate seasea Ne matter how long
have had gset ulcers tho body In the throat
pains In the head and bones Of tho ega practice Of
fsucn years devoted diseases onabee DE- G. to
No used. Structures cured In two weeks With
scarcely pain Those individuals who have ndulsd In
certain oasome habit can pssvs bs restored health and
esoiety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

nIhNo WANTED, THE PRINCIPAL or A IISTIN-
eui,hed ninary ,upg iades wishes to hire psnoin
exchange tuition pupls line addressed to and
kn No. lSs fnlton strpef, will receive attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

WANfED-A SITUATIONS BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
" woman cook exoel!en. cook and ronsr
Best Of city reerspoe 'a call at Is Carmnc sress nst
floor, 1 psir OF stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

Portable Dressing Cases, Manufactured by
<s subscribers will be found alton
4 desirable for sentsman tot 10 the smallest possible space
The articles selected with strict regard quality and
warranted. O, TAUNDExs & SON.
No IN Broadway Of Liberty st. and 37 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

r EAvRNWORTHs IMPROVED GOLD WASHERS Will
Jarste the gold from che gravel faster than any machine
yet Invented and without wasting s water Also every de-
ers &c., the agricultural seed sore Of
A. n ALLEN & co,
$50 aud 1871 Water street yoyk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

RestOre the Hair TO the Bald Head, remove
te dapdrsa the s. alp the telling Of Of the Hair
vent nay red the of Hlls Inalble
nguen excellent remedy for chapped fAces
Sold the nimblc Hair Cutter No. Is Nassau street,
DIR. SIf-Shall have the pleasure OF SELL
ing You SIG ercoat S beautifully nnshed Or shall
meuc yop hsnds su OF French CLOTH AZ S25 the
very Articles OF dress already made made to
r,der Al me derate prices O. q CLARKE,
li6 william street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19
MUSICHl La


OLlYELs CELEBRATED PiANOFop1E5 TEE soils
theas renowned Instruments DE United States
A. tina n ua q store Of KEeKSIE0 h BRkNsINd,
421 Broadway, two doors sboVs Cansl st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

CALIFORNIA 0OODs!!- CATHOLIC PRAYER BEADs
~ and held In great estimation by the Indians
fornia and Mexico for SALE In all their vareo BY LAUhO
NkR importer Of fancy goods and peramory IS Maiden Lana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

DOUBLE MEDIUM PRESS FOR SALE, WITH IRON
for rollers order. Apply at the desk In

TITO MANUFACTURERS AND MECBANICs-To LET,
e centre Of Brooklyn p ession sve hfst Of NAY nsn
large factory building ard lots adjoining with large Sc Am on
gne eearI and shop TOOLS in gotd condition Apply asN~
20 Broad street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

ENIRST STEAMSHIP FOR CHAGRES-THE FIRST CLASS
ocean steamship CHESAPEAKE Capt. L. A. Mix. will posi-.
win be BY Orus thereby
avoiding the psaSe the river in and
to forward without delay
Panam. at vhoh point they viii meet the steamer Of 18th
Harh ana hnd Other means Of to San Francisco
captain NIX VIII accompany the passengers Panama
wing crossed the lsthmus several times DO able
services and advice TO Passage only
h Glass passengers taken 500 pounds baggage allowed each
freight extra baggage 10 foot specie
fourths PEI cent. Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

FITED RACIFIC GOLD COMPANY TO BAN FRANCIS
Of Capt Charles lines late Of the s. Army. This Company
will embark in the fine brig Isabe Reed Captain W. Rogers
Tuesday next 10Th instant for Vera Cruz few
remain Application should be made Immediately board the
Joseph salono members Of this company Entire
cost through to Fan Francisco. with Gmenths provisions
arrival the placer $975 without provisions $780, passage
to Vera for persons not Wishing to join the So
and found in cabin fare An Surgeon
tha comp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

OVERLAND ROUTE FOR CALIFORNIA.-THE NEW
~ York Persler Smith Mining Association meet Monday
and Friday evenings next att o'clock H. at
Association nearly full and will close the subscription ,ok
Friday evenirg ODD inst Shares $500 until books Close
any admitted atcr 10 cent additional will DO charged
The Association take with them wagons machinery TENTS
food Tor five months and ser arouud enough
Of believed that the sale Of tho aad mules
the Mpes will moro than the subscription Persons
rous OF joining, will attend the meetings Central Ball Pub.
lii he'd by r. solve Of the Association.
THos. J. SsnTH Sto'y. Can't DAVID KIsSNEk Prcst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

EOR BAN FRANCISCO, CALITORNIA.-THE SACRA-
mento Mining and Asaying ssocaton will hold ad-
ourned meeting at stonea Hotel Isl Fulton street this
ing at o'clock Members particularly requested pune
tua in their attendance and those who paid balance
Of their nfta requested to make at this
ing. BY order Of WIN, BRUCE PRECEDENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-19

GUNd'LS BAND-MR. GUNGL RESPECTFULLY AN.
nounoes to the pubic the solicitation Of his
frends that he prepared play with hs band balls
private pares All applications DO addressed him
g6 axnb atre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
RappahannOCk Academy,

CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
rIo BUTLER, A NJ. Prineipal;A RoLFE,
U A NJ Assistant In Ancient Languages bhiSCOE
c BALDWIN, Jr, Assistant in Mathematics and Tao
Tss next session OF this Institution win commence
on Wednesday, the Sd OF October, ana Son..aus
n Christmas. The School 10 situated 10 Caroline
county, Virginia, about Is miles below Freaef,cks .
burg from Port Royal, and IS from tho m'oia Depo'
ofths Richmond railroad being entirely 10 the country,
md removed from the temptations OF public pacesVet
csntiy near the public routes, TO DO easily accestl
Bio from all points. Tho buildings are large ana coIn.
nod0us, and the location remafkanie LOT ncah a. al
SEASONS Of the year.
Tho course Of instruction will embrace the Latin,
Creek and French Languages. Mathematics; al inc
branches cfa thorough English Education, WIN Dlaw.
ips &c The assistants selected-the first Of whom -
graduate Of oxford, England; the other OF tho VIZ
GINA Military fnssitute-are young men Of high stand
Ing, teachers OF experience, who bring win them 'es
tlnonials of the highest character. go
The terms are for the session OF ten moDtns SioO,
Including Board, Tuition, Washing, Fuel Lights and
and ans 10 S
punetua In their attendance on the rsI day o. inc ses
SION. Catalogues containing all details WIZ 90 sent
upon application 10 all who may desire lncni.
Pos, Office, Rappahannock Academy, Caroline Coun-
IT, Virginia. GEO G BUTLER, III, Principal
REFER ENcEs:
rev n n Dcnison, Williamsburg
sWm w Lamb, Esqi Of w scaSury, ESQ No'loM
capt VIM Green, United states Navy
.Wm BIoxham, Esq. Tallahassee. Florida
.iohn L vicksrs, Esq Columbus, Mississippi 49,
Hon T. Butler King. Georgia; Hon U Watrous' nia'
.0eo FItzhuch, Esq Rev WIN Friend, Port Royal
sUr Fairfax, Col Taylos. sAug. Fitzaugh'
Esq.. %W Roy Mason, Esq, *Chas Mason, sRicn'
ard Turner, ESQ, King George
sGeorec w Lewis Esq; ~Roben Mayo, Jr, Esq; Hon
WIioushby Newton, Westmorsland
sJohp Saunders, Esq., Essex
sDr Henry, Fauquier
.ir William Shulice, Matthews Court House
sGen n Lewis, Rockingham
sOaniel Gardner, Esq, Henrico
sCapt James Magst, Southampton
Rev A shirss, Georgetown, D Q
Hon Jno T Lomax, fredoreksburs
Col John w Gillian, Or H Smith, Dinwiddis n
Gentlemen who either have or have had sons OF
v,rds NJ The Institution. Aug 2s-c2aw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
EARM For SALE.

OFFER for sale my Farm in MiddleseI county, Vtr-
gina containing three hundred aud si1ty-four acres
I, lies Immediately on tho public road leading from
Wares Bridge to Churchvillc and about TWO from
The latter place. The improvements are oerahiy sooa
TO wit: A dwelling house, with three rooms on .ne
6rst ,or and three on the second, WIN ceal
Kitchen SMOKE house, Ice house, carriage house, sta
hl, barn. corn houses and negro cabins-ail having
bern repared and pu order within the last hve years
Tho soil 10 very susceptible Of improvement, ana
hrr. ia an abundance mari sufficiently convenient 10
every 6ed have married about thirty acres, ana nho
hat il acts we'll The soil aoD produces the staples OF
this section Of counry-to wit corn wheat ana oa.s
n /, divided into three elds each Of which mas run
ming water and woods enclosed-one large ana one
small apple orchard, and other fruit trees.
believe il 10 DO as healthy any place In Middle
ssr county and doubt whether better water can 20
found any where and convenient 70 the dwelling
house The society very good, the inhabitants being
remarkable for their industry economy and sobriety'
and good share of intelligence. :,
Having turned my attention TO other avocanons,
have not time devote TO farming and, therefore, WIN
sell bargain In this land and will give long credit 10
the purchaser provided Interest be paid and the pur-
chase money secured.
The products may be easily disposed Of, as II is only
about Eve or six ilcs from the RappanannoeK rVer'
and four or Eve miles to navigable creek.
Further description IL deemed useless Persons WISH
,nr TO purchase examine the premises-or for par
ticnars can address mo, at Urbanna. Va.
Auo 7-cQaW9m HUBERT AhhS6'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
THE NORTH CAROLINA
Mutual Life Insurance Com

nIIMys
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA.
THE above Company has been in operation since the
i LIST Of April last, under the direction OF the fol-
lowing officers, viz:
DR. Charles e Johnson, President,
VIM d Haywood, Vice President,
James Jordan, Secretary,
VIM II Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbse, Attorney,
Or Charles Johnson, Medical Board Of Consul
Dr. Or re 4 aa %smeS, tasiOn.
J. Hersman, General Agent.
~. hss r essl !1a
ss section gives tho husband the privilege TO insure
his own life for tho solo Of his wife and Children
freq from any claims Of the representatives OF the nus
band or any Of his creditors.
Organized on purely mutual principles the lie mem
hers participate In the whole of the profits which are
declared annually. Besides, the applicant for life,
when the annual premium Is over $50, may pay one
half In note. ~,
An claims for Insurance. against the Company WIN
bo paid within ninety days after proof Of the death OF
the party 10 furnished.
slaves are insured for for five years. at rates
which will enable all slavehuders to secure tnh ciass
Of property against the uncertainty OF life.
Slave insurance presents new and interesting lea
ture in the history Of North Carolina, which VIII prove
yrry Imperial nj to the Southern States.
Tho last four months operation oil THIS Company
sho n very large amount Of business-more than inc
directors expected to do ths 6rs yearhavng already
issued moro than two hundred policies.
All communications on business OF the company
should be addressed TO JAMES r. 1onDhN,
Gent. l4-cw4w osCTotdTy'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
TAPpAHANNocK FEMALE ACADEMY,

TAPpAHANNOCK FEMALE ACADEMY,
U.dsr tie direction Of Mrs SARAH J. ELLIS,
NxTILL receive pupils the lst Monday in oetooer
w next. Miss N L mcFoe, who needs no euiogv,
aided by Others eminenty qualified, will give thorough
instruction inla liz branches taught In our beat schools
Accomplished ladies educated at tho School within
the last ten years. and now gracing the highest Circles
aord the farest evidence OF ts excellence. The tes-
timony OF patrons 10 also offered. The Interest of pu-
pills viii b. promoted BY entering ihom a. eary In the
session as possible.
uacted sickness.
Tt,ms for sessies Of e" MONTHS -.
Junior Class, 70
Senior Class, %
French Class, IA
Drawing and Painting, as
Music, with use Of Piano, N
Wax Work, ~ ~
Embroidery and Ornamental Noodle work, 10
Board and Washing, every necessary Included, %
TESTIMONIAL.
For series Of ysars We have patronlsed the Kappa
haunoek Female Academy, under tho direction ot
Ars Sarah Ellis, and Wa eheorfnlly boar testimony
TO her admirable discipline and mode Of Instruction,
aud her motherly attention 70 the conduct and comfort
Of her puPiis.
some Of Ms have educated orr uxhters and wards
NJ the school, aud We warmly recomme nd I, 70 the pa
tonnage OF Others.
Austin Broekenbroush, George Wright,
Thomas Gordon, l. Pits,
james Roy Mi-ou, 8 HUT
Lawrence Roane, Jas v Garland.
A Bramham, VIM Samuel re
Aug A-cW7t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER


the Southern Literary Messenger for Sep
lembsr and October, "a double HUMIDITY mas
been on our table several days. As usual, 1t is
filled win interesting and valuable articles
prose and poelicsi. Among them we nave hfs'
an instructive and graphic essay, en'i'ieo,
"Fremonl's First ani Second Expedf'on
mex, we have a scalhing land we doub' moi
we'll meri,edl review OF LADY Alice OF Tue
New Una"-,hen follow; "The Table, OF The
Tbeban Cevcs." translation from the Greek,
and q very icsIuctive article Next a wei
written article, entitled "Rome, Papal and Repno-
llcan." The author shows by what tenure The
pone he'd his temporal sceplre, from whom DC
derived hi, power, and TO waom be was res
n,n.;b,e for its exercise. And he cites va
rious authorities 10 sustain his positions; }c' Inc
r,aier will only regret that The paper, though
unite comprehensive, ia not extended 10 a greater
,,ne,h-al This mos. important era IN los history
Of The "seven hied city"
The nex, article is an Interesting cIitqle on
The Laws of The SCOTTISH Cavaliers" IN when
GRO introduced, very happily, specimens possess
,;no much merit Of poetic originality
Nav, comes an interesting paper, enl''ieo'
rMoorcs Anacreon," written BY a Batlnofeao
And then we have three more chapters oil the
new Novel, Tho Chevalies Merlin" nov in
course OF publication in the Messenger.
Blu, we have neither lime nor room al present
10 enter into general review of The articles com
nosi,s the Intellectual feas, sp:sad gu! in Inc "oth
before US. We cannot, however, refrain from emu
mera,ipe few more Of the articles. as loilo~'
nMaria Edgswor "a tribute 10 her genius s"o
character" "Dr Green's Inaugural address,
Mapzoni," BY H T TuckermaD; lone Of Inc 0es
literary writer's of the dayil "ouf rams CORES
poudepr" "MarsiOalis." by Edgar a Zoe; "A
bachelor, Reverie;" in three parts, BY IL Mar
vel. "Tne seldeus Of Sherwood" IA Pea lol
ar'.nacamp Life Of Hon VIM W.T. rom hen'
M n.a,,, Lie; Whats in Nams'' "A Peep in''
ru,uri,y;" aRea .clicns on the Conquest 0
MEXICO, by Cor,ez" also, avarie'y OF ol'e,ns
and selected poetry, a hurried slanc' a"n'c0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
JNo P METTAUER, Dean.
Prince Edward Court House, Sept l5-etlstNov
MRS. sHEFFEY'S SELECT SCHOOL
AT KALORAMA dTAUNTON, Va.

AIRS. SHEFFEY, expecting some vacancies IN her
vi school at the end OF tho present term Is DESTROYS
dhaying them filled for tho next session.
The number Of pupils is limited TO twelve, all oil
shom are required 10 be boarders. The arrangements
ofIhs School designed 10 be those OF wo-reenia
led family, Its small size enabling Mrs. Shelley TO pay
more than the ordinary attention to the manners, habits
and health of those under her charge.
II IL Mrs. Shefcys desire 20 unite the cultivation OF
as heart with that Of the mind, and TO make her little
establishment nursery Of tTuo religion as well az
School for mental improvement. She would fam, too,
render It. in addition, refined and happy homo to all
scourniug with her. Assisted by her daughters, Mrs
Hanson and Miss Shelley, Mrs. g. hopes TO discharge
her duty faithfully TO those entrusted 70 her eare
There are two sessions Ia year, OF i've months EACH
divided BY vacations Of month each. The first Sos
sion ssens with NAV, and ends with septembsr-the
second begins with November. and ends with March,
October and April, the vacation months. 4 he next
s.,son win CONNIE nco the first Monday 10 November.
Tsrns for Sessions Of foe meatAsi
Board and tuition IN English, ~
French, ~
Lessons on the piano. with the use Of instrument %
mo additional charge for sIngng)
instruction Latin and lessons on the Guitar, al the
pr,ces Of the Professor
Circulars containing some further particulars may DO
ob,.iasd by application to Mrs. Sheffsy.
REyxRHNcRs:
Rev Tyler, Hon Lucas Thompson, Captain l. l.
Stevenson, DIR Strbling, Erasmus Stribllns, ESQ,
Benz Crawford Esq, A H Stuart. ESQ, Addison Coeh-
ran EsQ-Staunton.
Hon Dani smith, Harrisonburg.
Cen n Lewis, Port Republic.
Hon Briscos { Baldwin, Baldwin, ESQ.,, Rob'
Gsllaber, Esq-Rirhmond.
HON Richard X Meade Petersburg.
22--cQt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05

JUSTICE Enquirer charged US WIN
not giving an "exact transcript" Of the letter o.
"A,i,lidss" because We omitted the "foot'note'
which that paper commended was part oil the
letter The senior Elior OF the Union, having
got over bis hurry, and "sasksd his m'moryto'
1eminiseenccs,' admits that the note was ms 0o'
production The Enquirer, however, which mao
bull, great many theories upon lis erroneous
supposition, fails TO repair the injustice II oid
US. II has not rclracted the uniounded charge,
nor made any apology 10 US. or TO It's readors lot
misleading them!- Wing.
We have published The Unions screening
explanation in full--and we therefore owe no
"spology'' 10 any one. The Wing is the very 'as'
paper 10 the Union 10 talk of Justice" on 'ni'
or any other subject! We ro'ract no charge
tu, persist 10 our assertion which cannon DC sue
cesslulIy contradicted, that the Wing utterly
earbled and misrepresensed the whole anair'
with the facs staring it in The lace. Inc w mig
can never satisfy candid and honorable men,
that il acted fairly in surprising that "ioot
no,e," which our promp! exposure forced II 10
Law before its readers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
runway FEMALE ACADEMY.

MIDWAY FEMALE HCADEM !.
de last annual session Of this Institution elosed m
da.ies on the 2elh ultimo, number Al pupils. VIII
:, NJ med ON the lst day OF October, and continue
favui interruption until tho LIST August, ls5O.
L.. a,e Principal will continue to preside over INC
in,a,iun In connection with all ofthe other teacnets
vss services have also been retained. Charges, the
rama a. for the last session. Some valuable and ex'oh
,,, improvements are In progress For particular In.
formation address DR. J Minor, Tappahannoek; ; =!
Ms Virginia Minor, or Miss lydia mary ray MI
'''' JEFFERSON MINOR, n u.
u,av,v E.sex County, Virginia August 2l--ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

RANAWAY from the subscriber, few days since,
likely fellow, 10 % years old Of brown com.
plexlon rather Intelligent. purchased him in Rich.
mond, Of Mr. Tempeman, last May. He was raised
near RIsderek:Surs near which place suppose he is
person who will deliver him 70 me, a Stony Point
Mills, Cumberland or secure I'm in any jail so that
get him. JOEL J. SCOTT!
Rant Ql-rtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
a TEACHER WANTED.

A 8 our present Teacher, Mr.. WIN. NJ. Anderson, can
n not remain with Us another year, lot reasons o.
con,roIng character In no wise connected with the
school, we desire to employ another For one OF un-
eIcoptionabo moral character. and undoubtsd qaaih
cations as q Classical and Mathematcal ieacher,
salary ne s30O and Board will be given. None need
Apply without evidence of these qualifications:
opP" HILARY HARRIS,
II. L. HOPKINS,
f,., cvaw Near Powhatan Court House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
Notice.

THE Directors and tho Stockholders, beth tho Ole
and new Stockholders, If II 10 proper now 70 maLe
nike Company, are requested 10 meet In the Town
sco,,syills on the ah day Of October pfo1imo. as
matters OF deep interest TO the Company are 70 ne
B. NJ. PERKINS, President.
Among other important business to BIO transacted at
the mee,ing above noticed, il deemed advisable 10
Law survey Of the route. This will be- suicient no.
Sept. as-etd B. nj. PERKINS, President.
ovERsEER WANTED WAGES s4oo
7 WISH to obtain tho eervces of an experienced
Manager Estate In King William county io1 inc
ensuing year. To one who can bring satisfactory &c
commentators for skill, faithfunesr, soorev anu h
du,,ry the wages, in addition 10 liberal finding ana
usual privileges, win DO not less that $500 Sna oe
October. and will lhsn between the 10th and 29.hl
All the place. Applications by letter tRiehmona, Doa
yin Be- attended to n" skossE ol rA AZ
''9n W have STABLE and several small aoUsEs
a. ,.nt Sept. 7-ct4thoet.
IN c41NcERY-y,.ors Rules held in tho
c,srk,s Office In tho Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chsucery os the County Of Amelia, on tho hrst
"GIS Sst Bmpeh, Executor OF Benjamin Branch do
ceased,
A. seay. Sheriff and Administrator DO honis y non 81
Crttenton and Nancy his wife, Henry E. Graves ana
vie. Matthew @. Webster and Martha hi, wife, %
seph H. Worsham and wife, John F. PSnksy ang vi
Sally P. Booker, Richlrd Z. Booker ana 'o"" -
thali. ,,e. .nd
The defendants, WIN. H. Crittenton anu vic, anu \,
Matthew G. Webster aud wife, not having ent.1oo .o
A,s.mbiy and The rules Of this Court, and appearing
BY satisfactory evidence adduced before The Cieis 10
his oes, that they no. Inhabitants Of tnis sas
ordered that they appear here on Inc nI gay III, ~
October tsrm or this Court and anwer inc 1i Q,
the psinuns and ,hs. copy this order Be pubsned
In some newspaper printed 10 Richmond once wees.
for two months excessively, and postoo the ''0a'
door Of the Court House Of this county.
AUG 4-swsu S'"a g. g. Leigh. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
II. Il. HOrhiNS,
.paw Near Powhatan Court Hot

who mas already tau ght In this State. She teaches
Eupsh, French and Music, aud would accept stu :
atom in The country desirable Letters addressed ~
A. N. caro- OF p ii. Taylor, l60 Main Street, Rich
mond, Virginia. will be promptly attended to,