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TWENTY DOLLARS REWAKO.

TAN AWAY from TuckaIoe Goochland In November
II as Negro Man n1ned WALLIS SMITH lie y aoou' -
years tall and slm aa OF dark brown or coe
has small 5jwlegsed, snd heaes s,nIn
alarmed sharply spoken liz was formerly om4ed ey at
~ w Kemp county, where II probable he may az
Temp 70 go reward will be given FOR his Apprehension
aud delivery Tuckahoe taken over twenty niea m
he shall dollars for his delivery ehe:
l,ace, wherever he may bctaken -n,, ,,,s
Jan. 2l-e2aw,f JOSEFh ALLEN.
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CHASTE CONCERT

n CHASTE CONCERT
bTHE NEW TEMPERANCE HALL, on CHURCH HILL,
III BY the Richmond MelOdeons.
8RNGFELD DIVISION has the pleasure o announcing that
RICHMOND MELODEONS have kindly consented 10 give
h heir attractive CONCERTS or VOCAL MUSIC, on TUES
n EifNlNG. FEBRUARY 9TH, lsol-the receipts 70 be
All ,ayng the amount yet due for the erection oil that
NJ sa! y4ul5,- srlcu
ENTERTAINMENT viii consis, OF ouae,,s, Trios, Duets
She. ogs selected with Of aiording warned
ao aud melody, that cannot fail giving sa.slac.
ftbal
s.,con o: pieces for the evenings entertainment due
Las .n paid the morals aud the mos! refined oi all
ft"c@
I r ;Ticu,ars, sinai! bills
Tts 0cents-chdrcn halt prce-,o he had al the prinei.
f9Nors aid a:the Hall Doors open Al half past Concert
Fhsac. al hal past7. COMMITTEE.
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SCHOOLS AND C0LLEGES.


AMELIA AcADE?Ir.
yy2! vacancies il tn. Institution NAY be flied h timely aiplca
y pr month time Of entrance ill the cloe Of hs
se..i,,.: asrt l.- u .lmos"s sryAa's !" adss"ee
p'SS5 .-, s.y: wAaiw WIN II HARRISON
4 FEMALE Tf:ACiiF En- Il -,hTs.D.
TsHG as.etiosr ois ~ H. :o . o. Lo", %a I s =.
,.o aI L.: below Louisa Court House, mls'. II tnroy
H. ,:s y vel qi,a'i e9ch Reitnr wia' arhacic
El:h Ca.n.. Geography, listar!. Stura! Philosophy. Che
Renee = in ,sl A,l.re., EDWIN j nAkLR
Tp!crsvIiir, l.oasa County, Nlrsinia jan -.--crt
- EDAEDINa AID DAY stMooL. o,r
CoSDrcI'tD ny REV. MESSiS. HOGE. MOORE AND LOVE.
i.w yacaoc,cs viii the Isl OF March, parent. VINO
unl5e 10 oo4i 70. ther daughters N ~! ia'n,y IN
roSGy doa. ~ ne escn BY
c5r vi also Re room Tor lew meGs DAY ss On int
Jan$ Urn nc" session REV NJ D. HoGE. Richmond. r.
SCHOOL Ar DkCNsWICk sPkIaGs'
SCHOOL :or Be. sill be o,eaed y ny Iay i, ~
Wick Springs, unswck county Va on Inc LEI MohuaE IN
| February. ISL.
In dis the ordinary English su;c The Latin Greek and
FRnch languages AMI the heer branches Of Ma hcasics VIII oe
thoroughly taught; comp; 5eeG smPoi cd aad
M ias cas Of come CT he ella ses nysei 81 ,"a. snai o
y acquainted with Ill operations nj the SCHOOL! anc WI" oe
WI NJ s r. @on Tor rs ei , ' @ With hat
view ne EinsT up. wi III event exceed wrny-
The oa!' have thoroughly repaired and ranged -. ne
None Will De saEsna day scholars but such Us reside the nme
dse vicinity OF The School Tne session OF months du
misunderstanding Tie Il. December ISL.
IErMsFcr board ssJ ,rion in the languages Mah"nss
Sc ~ Egis studies, higher branches Of Mathematics
I,n: a-cil.INaI IoHS RAvENscnoET JONES.
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
FAVE ynin0Jes VI NJ ro, ir" anFAo~n Va VINO WAS euu
s.. board IN !he family Of Capt Charles ThonpSn TWO ne
bsvcnlcm. Oct - CT Z. roSTAlNE.
FEMALE COLLEGiATE T5sTITUTE.
'S-IfE SPRING SLSSI $ 0. ms TIE
Jan il-crNnarch Gravel Hi, Buckingham eaaa.y. Va
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UNION HOTEL.

yE subscriber has aken above.named beautiful
arranged Hotel Il undergoing ih rough re-
pa and mauy comforts being added which did not po,,ess BE-
fore; in fact will DO almost House will DO neatly unis
e ready for hs accommodation Of boar and travellers Nv e
first day Of April would call the Of my od Gus
community generally TO this House uaes
Of Main aud h There will be hued up sois
apartments families travelling. and boardes also ny
friends and the public generally, will give me call
thirty odd years experience in .sa Gs sD
them Satisfaction. will promise them there snsH bS
drunkenness, any other dis RIDER allowed IN the Ho35
KEEP. in perfect order and my charges shall DO VERY
will be added 10 this House hrst rate large Stable
dson Of travellers coming in their own conveys
Ian kr7t
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4 UCK'S OFFICE, removed Pearl li:h Street, lew
IL doc above the Alhamhra.
Schemes tho Week. -
TUESDAY-Capi;als $4,000 5000. 1000, 70 OF lHo &c -
WEDSEsDAY-Capita ss3oo 2ao 1000 90 OF $780, &c.
rs Nos, Is drawn Tickets sl0 - go -
TMURsDAY-Capas $4,000 II ooo 6ooo, 5000 &C. 75Sos,
10 drawn. Tickets So. 80
drawn. Tickets 81. -.
SaTURDAY-Capials $4,000. $4,000, 10000, 20 OF l0D DC
7, Nos. Drawn Tickets Feb 3
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LAND IL CHEsTERFIELD FOR SALE.


IpY County Court Of Chesterfield PR
ID nounesd On the oh Jay September 1850 IN .he Gao g" ~
ah Cheahan and ais plaintiffs w w ancocf >ntlif e.
Chesterfield county and SUCH adlnao. de to sron O.
beth Claiborne declared end ais defendants shall se
upon the premises SATURDAY the sh day Peb
sol the Tract Of Lan belonging 10 the n,eses
10 Contain liJ Ih and lies aoou twenty nss
Richmond. wi,hia miles Of the Danvie Railroad
TERMS One third Cash. the balance equal etaeu.
and months from the day Of purctc
giving god ecury for deferred payments,
withheld ua, the whole purchase money 10 paid
ALEXANDER SIMS
JAM c3-c3n Depuy for Vim. Goodc. Shcnn ard my
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prevent the Depo, Richmond rom being filled up wi!
grain produce the tran polon from me con
Depo within l. hours after
lis arrival will removed the Company AID stored a. the ex
pence the II. haooN'
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1fJO.S AZ Fk-MALE ACADEMl

he pleasure n informing his friends and
patrons that 18TH Instant this Institution, and
tens; pauGizd the list years wi. bc opened
and sarorcd ar offering yet greater advantages
FORE AMI e supposed BY any other school III tho sa,s Alter
and aruou5 search requiring the best Of mind
b3d ladies' found the Cd Doiron of the r!h
stamp figures aamngly high nlany imid lens Their
secured teachers IN Midway Female
Academy. elegance and Of profound
iuenen and nuabc, and variety Of accomplishments hey
b. By teachers - other sckcoin rtd,
every ln: ornamental and useful requisite finished edlea
ION will taught Many thanks kind friends. who have
h-efluy aide in this COOL work The charges will be The
Ina iow days extended notice will be
gwen containing all tho particulars Of the regulations aud marriage
nen OF this Academy .
4. iii. age thar cannot he done1 snd WIN IS there In this
parent will attempt, oaccomph tic List wish
Of ri, heart the yucds education OF his daughers" Come
Judge Sons will be required remain or pay Tor day longer
nsn c.;l;: satisfaction IS Respectfully
JEFFERSON MINOR, ". D.
Address the subscrner Mlers Pos. ONCE Essex Va
.s,r ,;G ,rbui Jan Iu-c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

JONES j. HARDWOOD,
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
1863 West Main Street. opposite The Exchange Bunk,
HJAvE hand and will TO arse ana complete u.s.
soent Of FURNITURE, Of every variety Of pattern and
quality; among which will be found
Sofas, D'hihs Aaoes,
Sofa Lounges, S Densie 40 MI, Co.,
I."oehoon nolk Hdhu,
Tele Tees, ManogalY 40.
W.ndrobos Walnut do.
Rosewood Bureaus, Bachelors Desks,
Mahogany do Mattresses,
Secretaries, Rocking Chairs,
Looking Glasses, Grecian do
Cottage Furniture, Revere do
Rosewood Bedsteads, Aslor do
Mahogany do. fremont do
Maple DO CLAW and Taylor erecisn
Cottage and Antique Bedsteads, Chairs,
card Tables Office Chair3,
Pier do Mahogany Plush DO
Extension Tahles 10. II and Is at Walnut Plush do
Every article our Tina will va short
oct notice
iow.d JOSEPH JONES'
SAML. w HARDWOOD
Richmond Oe,obar 80 1885, ddtcy
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MARBLE
VOIJN r ROGERS. 9Th Street, mes

TOHN T. ROGERS, 9th Street. ns
- In Egytian, Italian AMI Amen
Grave Stones, Ma.,-. pieces, Of ever
&C., &c.
Any design in Carving executed ~
Orders from the country, with cl52
fIr. Rogers. having served hi1
establishments in New Yo[f
business, Eaters himself I
4. .nftr. sarisf.rtioo as
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hEE Man, hODGr .S q Co..
IHPOR TIERS IND JOB BERS,
SIS Liberty Street, New York.

FAEEMAN, hODN Is q OOn
IMPORTERS IND TO- BERS,
SIS Liberty Street, New York.
(Relwecn Broadway and Nasstu)
RE receiving rich and beautiful assortment Fanny sk
and Millinery Goods which wou1 particularly Wits the
attention OF all purchasers and will mako II object for hem
10 give Us determined soil assortment, Tor cash.
ower than ever before o8erod In this market.
Mners supply themselves with avery article In heir line a.
au, he auction prices Many Of goods
and be surpassed
for beauty or low prices
Rich kIal and Cap Ribbons, large variety
Silks and Sa;iny Bonnc,s
C,.os. Grape Lissss. Tarsons and Illusion LAGOS
lrmmins. Tor Has. Caps AMI Dresses
j.ony Lind Cars, Party and Opera Head Dresses
Embroidered Caps, Collars cufs AMI Chenisets
EMBROIDERED Eli gus, aud Inseriags Swiss AMI Muslin
Tin cad Brussels, va.nci-nt, Slx AMI Lse Thread LAGOS
Embrohiersl. REVERE aud PLAIN Linen Canssir EItkls
Gloves AMI Miis Nil Silk. i.le Thread and Sewing Silk
Starts, Cravdis nj Dfess iidkfs
Swiss, Jaconel, Book Musins AMI Bishop Lawns
Em5roide, oil, Damask and PLAN Canton Grape Shawis
OF Straw Guods-wl,h largo variety not
toned above
All wishing avoid paying long prices will make by call
,brn,se iyss Ian. 13-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

HALVES r. SUTTON,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
OFFICE Drug Store Of Me,srs. GAYNOR WOOD
" corner uf Main and Wall Streets.
amherst Court Huss-samuel NJ Garland and John Thompson
Jr Esqrs.
observation-disclosures D. Quarles and W. Grddin, Esors
Lexington F-Jame D. Dornan and James T. Patton, Esqs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

kOPns will be received a, the Office of the Chief Engineer
Ne Richmond and Danvi!!c Railroad a, Richmond, until
The 10Th uf March, be decl the 18Th oi the same
me all tho gruhbne clearing grading ditchins anu ma
Ae RirnnnL and Danyo Rairtad III The counties ci Anne
Ny Prince Edward, Lunenburg and Charlotte coinPrc
II asou. 1rty five r,iles OF road. -
al -, caca,icns can now tbs office Of tie Com
Rhmc0d aud ter the oh Of February a; the ol:e of the
t.shes.s he line at Huntsville aud heysVliie
\ ;isl Of ne Board Of Directors. r
c-f Engineer Richmond and Dansic Railroad Company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

VIII be sold on TtasDsY he 9Th inst Al 10 ococ Ten y
Srsrces Men, Women Bays aud Girls Taese negoes
reb BENJAMIN DAVIS auc'.
al !, t.LLia,'rUs t,oDnix, AIti.ON El-...
COTTAGE RESIDENT AID SIX Bui1.sE<.
Viii on II Es5ay AFTERNOON MKT, ,,c IN ia! II
NJ at ot9k ~; b,aa u! co,'sse ,e':de e. At i5s
desif4be building los ,Ss the Noah side OF Gay te
Tae lbo,e viii b. made riiho,: TIE las; -f.cfrr
TkSMs Que !l CASA re'l:us aud nun. for ncso..es
n's. s, ad'e satisfactorily endorsed ,H r,pnsd
SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.
IN TIE f SKI OF ASp 81 ZEAL e nsr aH PRO
SHALL eel for cash 20 the hlgscs! BIZ Tie said L-oc
ISL (at being Janrs Cry County cou:IGay sone th,s Va @
Slaves belonging the late John Mauri,
fayorsbe aopporn supplied with Slaves OF sueh
distance, aII others wishing 10 purchase VIII do we! 20 2c-
puncual y.
.nal sell, uron suitable the highe.: oids saa.
nencins tho nectD,ors advertised t.y ea
ay 1871 the rer-ha5e the deceased consuns u asa
ts an excellent par Of mach camsse irss Mu!e. C;Ne M
os' ca.e Hoss Wagons OK anu Tn'noe Carts ara e;ea ~
neiy eliaas nPenief some of The most modem aad i?sS
cnsrus ION ad ne t!ness sarh rs asa Theshng NJ
Com oa;, rotdsf s:raw, shaets ' 4e &c s.c VII
be then sold sye.icn, Cariage Harue, also 40
OF III. Iuuehoi Furniture tho cosby ana
style The Farms In The nesho'iood seionslg 20 sad e w.
ing crop Also the lots OF lard IN g
.os wa NJ
renting continued, oni day day. until Complete
Jan. i7--cwidr 70 II ARMlSTEAD. Execg,cr, &c.
n-5- Whis requested TO eopj.
TkUsTEE's SALE OF LAND IN THE ColSkf
OF MAsOvLR, oN SArI KDaY. Tue lST DAY OF MARCH.
orceo decd in recorded IN Hanover comfy CoA o.
I'D and made Inc Wright end Susan his wife Of seid co
money srecihe therein Joseph Tys 81 tic
couny OF Ie:co his heirs ass!sls and by requirement Of TO-.
intsercJ he The rust. nance 10 Tie s1i Geea WI
offer the hest bid pubic auction {: IL. Od cht:g /:
Hanover he land d-rcted N sli decd called Cae1 H
AMI Immediately TIE ola Church, c7Gv MONEY
hsreo! VIII produce The and p cipa o. t
due secured by iht deed With The
of executing Tho provided Tor IN tho deed 70
sden, abou; mile -u,h of the Old Church ecasile-et h.a
nj. and is equal III fsr..ity TO any land adjacent.
Tile considered goc but made usual with nus
q. w. BASSEiIi ltls:ee
Clover Lea, Jan 2a-chwtls
LAND IL CHEsTERFIELD FOR SALE,
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: Mn; NINETY DOLLARS REWARD.

4
or the securing that Ihem KEI LIZ
JACKSON and FRANK CARTER who ran OF on ne c Of Jail
rv Oh dollars apprehension Of either Of item
Reuben years et inches hy eart complex
ion with beard and dressed In ur cap hie
ik coat probably lurking about the City Of en' I'd
where rcd for several Of late or about fieewsod
Academy King and county, where his wife rcsides
Frank IS years DID, feet high Ct brown dow.
look with apparently defective has eIris.
an hi, gh, eg wears cloth cap black lie lie also
hy ahou The city OF Richmond c has lived for several years
cehborhooG OF Mr. George D. Ion%ays % Tn Fl.
chased him. HEHki D. LENiS:
Inn ri eff Rappaanrock Academy Caroline County, Va
~ Wbir reour.pi to ennv The Enquirer Ofcr
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AUCTION SALES.
- : = : - - - - -
- PELLIAM g. SLACE, 4
-----------stSS---
TEN LiREL.i NEGROES.

Ten LihELI NEGROES.
VIII be sold THURSDAY The 9th 10 ococs !ey
Srsrce Men Women Bays aud Girls 1aese
sord arm h:nis, and .1t Tor no :ic,.
- BENJAMIN n,yIs .rct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

Il sollv r--rsiL MONO DOCh.
T. 70 :le Construction oi i!c enoansment oil tns
n oIs al .c iao OF IN. Dock the gates Of the present
. Pact except a: ngh ana from IL I" O'Clock during
N ~ % sd ai.sf the In Of February nsNt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

WILLIAM s. MART COLLEGE. -
~,r I-osi yisinrs or tho C,llese Of WHEN q Mary
v"g The laws OF the and aHnii them 50
ra,cd and extended tho C,ese instruction now ln u pa
rents and suaan relying upon nsn ,d W n .ad @
sseas ocion az hs institution they have s.e reason 10
noic ~ 70 file within the walls Of the College
a IN pernsenlim tho and manners Of the usnts ;nd
n 20 be on agricultural chsn;ry are srs
led IN aospn! tSaye youhs the STATE. whose
sanses will not afford tn sxens. Of their education and
any hummer q viii be instructed without chsgo Of
professors iees S'o''e' - " JOHN TYLER, Rector,
HENRY A. WISE.
TAZCWELL TAYLOR,
WILLIAM MEADE.
EUSTACE CONWAY,
WN r. HARRISON,
WI II MACE ARLAND,
JOHN r. SWELL.
J. B CHRISTIAN,
c. SCOTT
- MoCASDI.ISfI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

IH'--Soo Rosms, of nne quality, for sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
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r. NORRIS d CO.,
SUCCESSORS OF ID. PAINE j. co.,
Managers Of Lotteries.

(SUCCESSOKS OF d. PAINE s CU.,)
Managers OF Lotteries.
DURCELL has the pleasure Of presenting 10 MS Correspondents
January, under the manage
men, OF F. MORRIS cole contractors AMI managers
Maryland Lotteries exam ned and approved
the and all drawings Conducted under their
personal supernIcndanee r.. t..
deposited with the Slate Commission
ers 10 the payment OF all prizes.
many splendid prizes which have been sold and paid sight by
PURCELL have given his Tickets decided pre-
others There scarcity OF large pn!cs al his
aud thcm only necessary u address orders
T. MORRIS 4, CO., Managers
OR 10 c. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Va
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III LIFE PRESERvER.
H SALE. I. b. PYRoN'S PATENT LIFE-PRESERVISG
f"NGLETREE, detaching horses from carriages IN case
A. Or runaway. This ven,ca conmends Itself 10 al! who
:aflaces very simple, and viii ali do what
~ presents great Inducements TO manufacturers as he
nigh, must Of necessity, control The sale OF Vehicles
10 who desrous OF investing small
li,nao.y. The model can he a; The Capitol
E counties sale Application can be made 10 me by
"A s:ir ,er.on al Richmond. +. G. CLAYTON,
w. al Feb / Agen. Tor Pa,ru,so.
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IHTKNTED, by Maryland Farmer situation as Manas s.
w He understands tho management ., dr.ss. W b.
James simsons Bakery Main Street, near l2h street
Jan. 2l-c2t
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tIa.'o - CLAni>'s FlASOs.
lib H. TAYLOR has received u:t.er suips o
4 NJSNS CLAkk'S superior PlANOS;5fmna
FORTES Tue PanoHo the above celebrated nr,kes7f -
well worth III. the puDic. 'ssesSr 81 ne oes
qualieso They hav. sold enc .a
faction chdsr for hia -en r. tie no OFT,
aud Music Warehouse 5J Main Street Richmond, Virginia
Ia,s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-09-13
New Advertisements.
Notice to the Heirs of WILLIAM
TD SETTZ. Decd.


NOTICE is hereby given to Elias Seitz, Sam
IN uel Seitz, Jacob Seitz, Daniel Seitz, and
Catharine Seitz, heirs and legal representatives
of Jacob Scitz, decd. TO the heirs of Peter
Scitz, decd, brother of the said VIM. Seitz,
decd, to Sarah Sci,z, intermarried with George
Daniel, now in Ohio, to Isaac Drumheller, Mich
olas Drumheller, David Drumhcler, Jesse Drum
heller, heirs aud legal representatives of Catha-
rinc Drumheller, decd, late Catharinc Seitz.--
To Peter Wagner, Samuel $. Wagner, John
Wagner, David Wagner, Catharine Wagner, in
tcrmarried with Daniel Goodman, Rosna Wag-
ncr, widow of Michael Ncidig, deed, heirs and
legal representatives, of Elizabeth Seitz, decd,
who was intermarricd with George Wagner. To
acme heirs and legal representatives,
of Margaret Sei,z, decd, who was inermarricd
with Jabob Swinchart, now Of Stark county,
Ohio--that by certain writ of Pauitiont Faci-
rnda, issued out of the Orphans Court of Nor
cumberland county, to me directed, an lhqulsi-
ton will be held Oh the Real Estate of said decd,
IN Jackson township, at 10 o'clock, II. NJ, Oh
MONDAY, the 9th day of October, 1851, at
which time and place you are hereby warned to
DC and appear, if you thiEk proper
JAMES COVERT Sheriff.
Sbcrilf's Office, Sunbury,
Aug. S3, 1851 Ii.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-09-13
New Music-.Just Published.

III EE & WALKER, No. lG2 Chesnut ST.,
Z arc constantly publishing and receiving,
new and beautiful music from the most distn-
guished composers.
The following list contains some of their choi-
cest and most popular Songs, Waltzes, Polkas,
&c.
Now. thou art Gone, beautiful song, words
by Thomas j. Dich, music by Hamhriige.
My New England Home. words and music by
Mrs L. Wade.
tirobes Omnibus; by c. Grobe--a collection
of Ducts.
Sounds from Home, piano and violin, by los,
Gung'l.
Pretty Little polkus fer Pretty Little People.
by J. Ling.
All the Winds aJo Sleeping, by A. S. Worn.
scy
Guardian Angel, by the author of Glove Not
Houschol! Words, written by Chas. Young, do.
The Adieus, words by Thomas ]. Diehl, mu-
sic Ivy IIor.
LEE 81 WALKER have constantly on hand,
superior Pianos, and supply of Martins Cele-
br.ted Guitars, which together with fnc as
sortment of Musical Instruments and Merchan-
die in general, comprise a stock not to be sur
passed by that of any other establishment in the
country. LEE & WALKER,
l62 Chesnut street, Swaim'e Building.
Philadelphia, June IS, lS5l.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-09-13
NEW AND POPULAR SCHOOL BOOK.

NEW AND POPULAR SCHOOL BOOK.
E COMPREHENSIVE summary of Universal
" History, together with Biography of Dis
tinguished Persons, to which is appended an epi-
tome of
Heather Mythology, Natural Philosophy, Gen.
cral Astronomy and Physiology.
Adopted and used in the Public Schools Of
Philadelphia.
Il. s. JONES & Co., Publishers,
S. w. Corner FOURTH and RACE Sts, Phila.
Teachers and School Committees addressing
letters to us post paid, will be furnished with
copies for examination.
I5' \ Full and Complete Assortment Of
BOOKS and STATIONARY, for Sale at tho
LoweSt Prices.
May 3, lS5l.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES


Under this head will be embraced, me-
chanical inventions, tools, furniture, aud all
other matters, that may be thought condu-
Give 10 the progress and comfort of the CON.
munily. Prizes will be awarded, according
10 the means of The Society, and the melils
Of the articles offered
The following Committees were then ap-
pointed
Hons Es-W Wilson Hutchinson, James Cam
erou, A, +, Kapp, Michael Barnhar, VIM.
B. Kipp
CATrLE.-Thomas johnson, John Nixon,
James Forester, Jesse Hensyl, John Voris.
S~INE Joseph Vankirk, John Moore,
Wm Deepen, WIN. II. Kase, Joseph Wilzel.
SHEEP. james Smith, Samuel Laniz, Hon.
John Montgomery: Jesse c. Horton, VIM. ID.
Gearhart,
PouLrRY.- DR.. Wm. McClery, J. II Zim.
norman, Henry Eckbert, Vim. I. Forsyth,
Robert Wilson.
GRAIN AND RooTs.-Samuel Hepburn, Jos.
R. Prieslley, Samuel Savidge, Samuel II.
Wood, Jacob Leisenring, (Shamokin.)
FRUITs Hon. James Pollock, Alexander
Jordan, Horaiio G. Taggar, George Everard,
Hon. Geo. c. Welker.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. - VIM. Nj.
Auien, II. B. Masser, DR.. Jos. Priesily, J.
Weimer Lighon, Alexander Coli.
PLowING. G.-Jacob Painter, John b. Heller,
Samuel John, Robert Giffen, Elisha Kline.
VEGETABLES Jacob Seesholiz, Wm. L.
Dewarl NJ D. Wilmington, David Marlz,
Dr. J. w. Peal.
DAIRY AND DOMESTIC MANUFAcTURERs.-
John Taggarl, Jacob Hiblsh, John Whealley,
John Frank, John p Pursel.
MISCELLANEOUS sARTIcLEs.-Wm. Forsyth.
David Taggan, Peter Oberdorf, Charles
Peasants, Elijah Crawford, II. Nj. Frick,
Geo. B. Youngman, Rev. Jas. G. Craishead,
]. F. WolGnger.
The Committee regret that their limited
means, for the present, prevent their offer
ing higher premiums. They nevertheless
rely on the good will and zeal of their fellow
citizens TO make this first effort, what il ought
10 be, an inducement 10 further progress,
and an honor 10 the County.
They most cordially invite their neighbors
| of other counties to come forward with iheir
stock, their products and their handiwork,
for although by the Constitution Of the Socie.
| iy, they will not be entitled TO immediate
pecuniary rewards, yet all will be fairly re.
ported in The order OF their excellence.
BY THE COMMITTEE,
sunbury, August %, is5i.-,E
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-09-13
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John Sharpess. Cuttawssa DIR. Judd, Williams
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j. CURTIS g. HUGHES, Proprietor.
Pottsville, June %, ls5l.-lv.