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MISCELLANEOUS.


EXECUTORS NOTICE..
ERSONS having claims against OF John Endc de.
Ceased. requested Them Tor secmeh' p'iey
authenticated, and los. indebted Will please make payment
JOHN ENDHRS,
Disc 2t-,d Executors OF John Enderr decd.
CE,pPELL & WOMACK,
GENERAL CoMujsSlON MERCHANTS. AGCTIUNEERS *
- foN"HAo'N" W IL crApPElL
Dec. 5-dec3in - W. NuMACh.
SEysR,L AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
Fprtrc his friends ard tho public
lv thai c intends conduct general Agency aud collecting
h.o:ss and respectfully solicit share Of ,e
Me- nl,cra himself liza: his long acquaintance
-. deputy constable together HIS knowledge
I'm NAV his Office James
IN street. Dec. 9--ii JAMES Mci,owEii.
REWARD OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
rbsE informant which have the Portsmouth Office
OF The Bank Virginia gives the whole amount OF the IN
American Gold Coin e277s2
Noe. of other Bank, in virginia, about 500
Notes OF North Carolina Banks lis
Portsmouth office notes in 500 1880
Do do do $50 do 100
Do do Of other denominations, about $500
There eoing robbery only eleven notes OF the de-
nomination Of The holders requested
them for redemption Tie Board Of Directors Portsmouth
adopted that OF the denomination OF sluU will
redeemed evidence tina:
of Tho denomination there
only lawfully oil those Storn
one hundred and hity.iour
Care on the public in receiving Of suspicious
persons must lead recovery and the apprehension Of the rob
bers
poronaev for what be recovered here
Portsmouth application made under id
vs1isemsnt limiting the reward of course, me
BY order of the Board uf Directors
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pIaNo EnRrEs. GUITARs. &C.

PIANO EORTES, GUITARS, &c.
ID n. TaYI.ORis constantly receirn. supplies al es.fsg
FORTES. from the extensive
Nunus Clark. and a. H. Gale u
York The Pianos n the above Celebrated naScrs are
worth the public possessing all the best qua
ies They have been sold with entire saiisar
ton purchasers than fifteen at his ran" fnrc aH
Music Warehouse: though large number Constant
y being nufacurc there arcul selection mace III
them remarkably rich elegant Workmanship amtl shi
qualities peculiar ~ all the instruments q" The
firms above mentioned
will derive advantage from North as
prepared accommodating be bad anywhere
NV assortment comprises Instruments OF d, OK ani octaSea
latter are confidently Offered superior for sale RcIno
Va slodcous urnsco order asort notice and on favorable
r .,-,
Martina unrivacd Guitars with large assortment OF nn
plain and inat ana ran lt IN price rom 81 ~ w.
constantly on hand Together with Musical instruments and meTchhn
z great variety on: Music Stare IN the cay
in Main GpkN,slte the TANKS 9Hn =
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VIRGINIA EANUFiCTURES,

I 4
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BaHk. RltHMoNN, Va.
FST manufacturing large assortment
w FURNITURE oil different styles, We
ic,srntne.l sell a. low the same quality
IN be bous: IN Inc nor'ra markets. Among 49,
o will n. found
34 dozen Chairs, Warf:9oe''
0,r lcd.e Teic IA Trtes,
s,Ia, Divaus Gard Tlb.os
Gu bureau. lea roya,
IN i;I;las:ss Wa!ur. TG1G!u:.
nm pnrIi.~ ch,fr. En4sHu5i ID
~ r;G,,- ,p1 :, is T.n's,, Stcnic Table,.
H:I!u. :,c-E;
Ioa:;... Class. IIaclcirrs D.F;:,
tnu,y,. Exensi3a T.btG,
Work Tabirs French le!sicads,
Cottage Furniture, Cribs Crad!es' &C.
~, a-. rrnr,r, n r,sou(ar,urs all line tint
.hnresi norire JONES & HARDWOOD
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| NEW STORE Ard NV srOCK: r,
ROOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS &C. At MiiIrh; ~ rA"ho Ne"

- NEW STDKE AID NAN ,E;:Wvrss T0 H,sE,s xrw
SHOES T sTo i sr s TET PAGES Ne"
WE ,oici, the Of he nemNsra Q" The esa
,srmea 81 na ss ps"GG sSay So"h
s ] and and Dress "s s PROM
Ioose, servants Bosnes aud "see al Sred rt"Gk Of TIA
We have te 10 our anlcC'nahe
and those VIII" favor US with call we WI ara neSc 81
Jan I2-3m doors below Doosy's ll., store.
ME, LIN e. LTME-A cargo d lles, Thomason Lime
just received PER ' Sarah h:Si CT nnY Toese
2 s,5,rho,e in want will please call. II. l.
NTIRGTNTA REPORTS.-vvI. Gratan't Reports ~,
published pc per 10" for the SET or for the single s"
ai rS on 'l. s"s WI .sh
YITED STATES OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i; "a. CIR n p rs
TRT o OF sH s as ssss @ G sa "
Hsi1as on tSe e SS Of r. Fssusy
ner aud Peter Ssymore and cook iosan.. aEsr Inc
sa:d The Eass bs 1 y az sna
hny ibean,A, shipped ah"snl the ad enoon
Sc perd srco the n, s;rr @reo bohal Of tie
At c"rtsln s'pnr rre"s for Ter SCI. ts a. '. 49, a.
sei hrn by said ugdon AM wee "ei!emt 20 ms @ ~ nor
Richmond State Virginia with her by them whittier 'h
directed the authority her owners AMI inc aI
cargo 10 be- CARED back 20 phiIands!phs
The laid a% :u hs H has
consequence the debts Of herre and o"ne' anu "
no. proceeded on her 'oyase Phiadephla n tho
agreement made with ihcm 5y said master as o. h
due and payable them severay, OF which no par
paul that said '; due 10 hr" an
Ing that n. said several o! money may De lowed 10
and that the said shonnc her tackle apparel and iutnrc may We
ccrnsd and sold p,y said several sums OF a'"e win e''
charges .n'l .rpcnses :, 80.
hsrefnc pursuance the mnntlon Of The SAID Coul.
directed AM delivered 10 hereby give pubic o.cs 70
persons claiming schooner her k apparel ara lu
interested theeia that they De ana
fore said District Court, be held at the Court Roon IN me C
Hall At the City Richmond and for the Eastern District o.
Virginia the first Mon lay March II O'Clock 10 me 9le
roun then and there their Claims iahu W
make their allegation, in tina, behalf. = =,
~ ~ ROOT. WALKER, D. NJ,
Peb l3-cIt For Tao. HtI. 3. v y
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rt1HE TAPPAHaaIOCk SEMINARY, I"r E"urc
uade charge 0 Ms Lucy \. Gray l. III s':tr'1si
operation; having highly accomplished "acer-Hsn III "nnher
three English department. wholly occupied
with the Frenca language. DlHHs ar Painting; Will M ch"s
Schcy rcisss,: an! conp-c VI Malc Ills ina
department. ~,
domestic accommodations cl'crFi"c AMI suIeriaF IN"
rooms ,hnG facilitate ~" In
rovecnt the ru, I which extensive
thrca ApgaatuF NaP an two hrs. Globe.
uI ,n-y lave tls those WHO amply
ouaiIi.. 10 lrIar all required si'uctInn.
pa well with their cn en AMI Sar+
10 use The present u,nuaty Afforded tie lns tuition Tor il"
ruu:
,u.S FE3. 6, lsJ2
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LIFE INSURANCE.,
rnn Ai,IIirC nnnI.nA.S IN cI nrs.

THE National Safety o Insurance Company Charter perpetu
al Capital $4,000 This COMPANY offers the greatest
satages persons wishing insure their lives or the lives Ct their
slaves founded Mutual and Joint Stock principle
profits payable insured yearly All promptly
facoy adjusted Many have deferred avang
the benefits Lite apprehension
delay refusal OF the OF the claims when they become
This important consc and he Directors the National
Safety Life Insurance Company have pra,scwo example
this be by letters received from
acknowledging tho payment al pollcics before the
usually fixed IN such easce This Company only aay two since
paid Mr. Gannmi Of this CITY, the full insurance upon
OF his. who died last month The made
the proofs OF death given Pamphlets and circulars will
furnished gratis desiring further Information
the suhjec, Office OF the Agency Richmond is in Lilies Row. ih
street, Toer & Cooks office e. H. BRCkEN VI. d.,
Feb 3-cH Acru and Medical Examiner
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LAND WARRANTS.
sNE subscriber wishes purchase Land Warrants having
them for sale will give him call am also engaged the pro-
secuon oil Pension and Bounty Land Claims. Address
LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Feb. 3-u Lynchbug. Va.
~ Lynchhurg Republican will copy.
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FARM In HESRICO FOR SALE.
3dY farm. miles Richmond IL offered for ae e"n'
>. ~ Nav 5~ewni JOS Stake
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MISCELLANEOUS,
.'O:i.s NJ. LaTuA11,
TDESE \ i ~ Ia W,

.o.;x n. I,,t,,,,,-
dTT3HN61 ~ * IA ".
ssRatcrE.; ,t. several Courts Of H., i,irT ~ ~
~: - ~ ''e , ~ ~; ,.,a nc " ''iH"'a.
I,, ~ ; nrnmn, Ivy u"
INV " '' w ':st, WV. 't',r1pr ~ go ''''c'e'S"
Gen Is, VI ,;.taLLs Washington u E.
I,mrs ~ v, i, ia " . ''
lsy -: !z~... .".---s.' .-,
o. Hu:pHhn ooAi:Ai.2 Il: !: ARD.
- IL !. IN Ire - LIE y,,r. ,irE
var, Ia, ;r.,i ,ts int!t h- lie Aa. o Q.4s
:ta DIX ,i ..s ! = c.n II" G.rmerv belonged 10
,,t~ '':c .ha a'n*s reward delivered to
i.l.n!.e..l ~. i ! >: =: c W. ,rrEEsnN
-, Il {. :rI:tI;:IW-.
= "TcE .rey ,'A rs,ttH" !so i,sni b. III"
~ Gate Ior>a) l,S IN" E.h.1 tehifa fh'ro' Company "
w. GG lr;r .,;ay, pa, III Of
"'Sn-f IS . ms Dec" w. or mi:' -" nat "a! ary i"
ne Pf--iicN ic htrcto iiH VI Genital Xii Hnii III
a'! renewal ~ sui certificate The saii ce;n;e IT
a'ees''si ny ''F administration e. ar! co,vurrr
reh 2-clm ""'' i" ''"'' ' ~ l 't I1 cs s'Stt lee
NALY SIS OF SOILS, lIc.-INc unIG1.nrd II prepared
IA to .r anasI- ri S'r Ga,no, Mar Plaster, Nc &c
'sr ns% be- s n ,s' Mess, we Bacon Co
Ehn" arssfs Er'nsi; ptDr l.! "ch'urs Person. ae0s
Dc 3'-c.m rn..-.r III ,nittIy and As,ituG,s. NJ
So. WiIifrLt:, hTroHaEY AT Ai",
i OF emllco anil m Sl,e,i,r tour. Of Mecsc.lu:g
Gr.am~ ' '' " ' '''' Jan. lg--cl2t
------oAk GROVE ACADEMY,
h
~ or III. M
49, -, S,..,,,.r t,',n,.,,
course instruction rnbra ordinary English brsnche.
Latin .t~i r., 81 Mathematics
The heretofore extended %
him. the pledges
himself
of those entrusted 10 hi, care
u,,rl ne ,.s,nr ou
AIr.s, JOHN r CLAiI,URSE
H.. -, -, ,:,r.- i'll p, nm.
-
'gHii Sc.ou ny IousA c"u":y mics South Of
JAnuiry There are lev gar,acss witch should ike 10
lied y the c,,u. ncsui OF tie ssio, Terms ne usual
rrt ~ al LIE En-. .ls branches $40 Tor misl;
PlanI. si0 AIr.ss House.
Ian 2-ctl.,March b. =. WINSTON
c>,,scr ,rn NV SSnrI, r ~ ~, n COMPANY Til.
S, 20 ~, So - 49, n,. ,, 10 c,'nr,,,n nj ,hr
10 ".,,o ~. 49,, r 49,, ,.,ry IN Iy .n ,rI,r NJ
"e,'''" '''.''' " '' , ~ w. : $40 - =,
thc piieC'!' "a'r ~" ~ ~. 10y " '' 80
lu'Ita 10 i"s ~ l"'i ,' '" y" So
lsl hSdbe ga e III i"s ." "U" 'n'Irhc 'he a WI W."
is DAY OF rch rh!h h"t u nS he "n 'n '""'
ihf me "it' s -" 7ha'e d. "'"e' ~ 'i'c
Dec. .'l--, -" lLlN WI, d II MI. ,Ic.N
EE 'TEE GOVERNOR Di VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.
INFORMATION avin. by the Necu!iTe that VIM
G:s Wtu r.ultH,.c 10 til. Ian
u Gouft.
charge f felony ,.s ma h4 ..ca;c at! lns
GJ!lgIs.
" persona wI. shall ares. II. sal Vim iurrrr niqs
a. 49, ,, ;n, ~. ~ -, ,n. c,. ri So,IIl ,r,I Il,
III
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E1- PULMONARY COSsUMpTIOS has, until with.
49, lew wears, generally considered ISCURABLE,
medical highest standing, whom
,eGon Laennee and his frioad Iayehoh distinguished
.'c7 that this much dreaded disease MAY BE CURED
when tho lungs completely dis
':!a NED! TIE remedy which VIC now OTTER. -
Wistar's Rnlsam of wild Cherry.
" regular Physician bu: hs. been we'll tested
is recommended Physieiai III Maine
s-pce'e tho use Of Or Wistar Pa'san 81 Wild Cher.
scas 4 The lungs for past, and many oees 70
'"eds" been used by patients, all win TO-
t"' taes where thought conhrmsd Consunpson
= ass1 rac-, ;ae wild Cherry effected a cure "
,,, From he Enstoa Daily Bee, March 18th, ls4s.
Hh YOUR COTGIIAre afflicted with TINS Distressing
R.t I'D Of You have only to procure ootte OF W
WIG Ch.rry Baan this II seldom iaiis Tnen
h'1 % effect cure ADD always relieves even inc "ost
'eas- gn.s. Many physicians recommend 10 their pa
- caS O. the highest In letters 70 the proprietor
. 's'-, OF cH!es where other means had failed"
a. ah0'esale and retail by the General AGENT SCI II
IL Is Wellington street. Boston, Mass, and by his SUB
: tt>usiout inc country.
e3u,~ unless signed BUTTS the wrapper Price
49, =. D. six hotties for hvc dollars
IL ;! 'AiNOR " WOOD, asi ADlE & GRAY, Richmond
- Drus?l4s svarywhere Feb. IL.
sHnAAGGEKs' OFFICE-F. MORRIS & CO., RICH
Ut al! O'Clock Capitals 81 500. 25oO 1880 &c: Tick
II al o'c!eck-Ca l,as sl3, 500. 524s, $500,
"a !, Dawn Nos OF Susquehanna, Glass;:
C. w. PURCELL.
=, NEGROES FOR SALE.
ssn, ~ SAFE privately several valuable servants,
or ~ho are first teaIns.ress, and likely boy
PULLIAa DAVIS AucA
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lost y ALChnLE a ND ID icS / X 4 HE IRA CT OF
LAND IN TIE COUNTY OF ltENRICO FOR SALE

6OST VA LChBLE; A Nd ID ES kA HLE TRACT OF
LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HENRlCo FOR SALE.
HAVING purchased Farm James River offer for SALE pri
which reside. situated
Bridge Read within less han five miles OF Richmond
hundred of which l is the best Chlcahomny
having beautiful growth OF Herds Grass
Timothy 100 of tie tract heavily wooded with
Pine Timber the balance Of highland
copouy ashed and lined lies remarkably WE'LL and from
Acee, character Of It's SOIL susceptible OF high and
being aud any part tho whole
VA.
lie grounds liable foundations Tho Ch,cahom
and adjoining have b.en opened wdeRei
b u: -,nirh tencd
j. will sell the stock OF cows, hogs horses and
and also my household and kitchen furniture The furniture
0u! the quality has been well kept and IN good
u'i,J
&C. apply James Taylor. Wellington soddn or
~ - On the premises
F. I-c.3w Joseph TYREE
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EMPLOYMENT t'ON CONTRACTORS ..ED
ySOKIEiSG MEN,
AND HEALTHY DESIRABLE homes FOR IMMIGRANTS
mr.

STEAMBOATS, i tlr passenger and
= YORK rIre rail "-i Is rNprcei
bel Richmond York Tow. dn raarh rom the Contra
through turrr, Hanover ani kIEs William
COUNTIES thu Paiuukny ai Ma::dp1n rl"cGa IL
&c cs.abiscd which va oen h- I"r ne en"FHen
capital enterprise labor, and offer u the iubic favorable
tcrms hand. siinId iurs ajn
Is above AMI Yak Town III parcel, OF nvc 10 IT
settlement and cultivation This land -ir hch
above r!vcr ,I sr!nss lnnumeahc h pur.si
tcr-tcrse through mari aods al! u ~ ard 1tA weed
ma intud ancient lniaE shell
banks s 'n"n an ana III "rrt: a'inishcr For
early rouc an vegetables oi c'cy other
land surpassed: and "y cash n1rErt viii pr u
JiiIm and other cncr: that VIII R'nn he sag.
ping spurious substantial "hari which have JUS; , ecc
ti. iHic S;airs
shin lnc pefn-s "tna taurt h rrtt safety Dys
,rrs OF the choices, Kind h variety and
the abound IN the SAT- river jas" al hand
auw sell! dr- The land one - .i!
hnasand iaIest being -ss than tw" mics
bank York Town. and level Toid Erach Thou
bushels ctcual too, could m readily prepared ir mar
with the
Ia addition TO ,l foregoing prepared contract for tho cut
nr var abou; five miles ri lcting, nigh
and low lands Of the later 10 be wide and deep: 10 bu paid Tor
desired, - the work Progresses
oncsea Yors river. nil: so below ihrE Town.
dwelling. AID other buildings thereon, t.''S
unlimited view Of the scenery, above ah beoE
the Chesapeake Bay which would rent ont Tor Inc
forty hundred acres "i on h
u,mg oarh orcIird o hundred
of would than III" IeT
have a!o several dwelling and store h"sesh AnS i"wn ha
ani 10 csuslhn imShnhi o
industry r;erp.sc who would c"nuc; the establishment Win
n Ycw. draw fhstn"ae company i"Sts'n
the village watering place, nch It VAS IA crGf
ago would the Old Swan Tavern opened public
I2 and the senior esab'sineh "i lis kiHt III ,n
United together with ample cnagc-. and large well filled
have likewise ac, hundred anl fifty OF Land well
a! ash wood sl'uhed III Warwick county,
Yuk Town which "uu sell on long ere
dit payment well secured and interest paid me- annual
Applications pcirn. the most desirable orby mail os!ge ,d
directed "a AT i"rk Fowl kphEki hHDEhS'>
York Ct
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SITUATION AS TEACHER WAfTED.-A Young
- who exhibit satisfactory testimonials as 20 chae'
ability teach the Latin i"Trhc WIN the par" Is
Of Mliicini
Ems employ Tor thu lrse' Year ar eachsr
N private family AGA ho"l ATy communication
addressed Ia 4. Rutrr Glen. Caroline Couniy Va WI be
f. sci
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tSAWAf, law SIMON, l.n;.
shoulders
uppcf hu: hleEc" al the
cards
hired hr James River khan
ha Intro l CT
ucShr.su Buchanan; a liable, BY OF is.
hs,i The Iubic works. Az he w"r.
grading I'll. alnve reward paid his delivery
a lie Is, "a plant Quo hdnG cgHat,
= An
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G.lemen wishing subscribe 90 by application 10 either
% Il" Manage
B5 $50 had OF The Treasurer MAILEnr
NJ street, Feb. Is
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TWENTY DOLLARS IKE " ARD.
ANYWAY from Belmont November last Negro
III named VIRGINIA She is about twenty-five
tho medium OF dark bread color
with considerable between The front tee
quite good looking and intelligent Negro Will the
allow. reward !olars for her apprehension and delivery
10 INC If caught Of the county King William, fifteen do"
lar, ii said county AMI delivered the subscriber
WV NJ TURNER. Guardian for Virginia Cro1on.
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OAK GROVE ACADEMY,

stiE exercises OF th school (tuatcd within two miles the
Female road leading New
Canton e. IL Will In resumed on the lth o Jamu
AIRY. lS52 The 18Th o November lu,luwme
The thu ordinary English bf:nche.
Latin anal III. frs branches ui Mathematics
The thank u Tor The heretofore eX:snt 70
HIM. respectfully picls VI the same, AMI pledge
himself pains m! s,,4rr moa an mental cu!iur-
UI those entrusted Ia hi
TEkMsFor Board and Tuition session ni Ton mIn'h S!U9
Address JOHN r CLAIBORNE.
Dec. i-rtf t:rlva liisi P' tiifc
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CALF 0E HOUSE AND LOT.

IN pursuance Of Circuit Court Of Chanrey for the
County EIenrico pronounced the 9Th day OF February
1852 the and others the und:rsIsned
appointed by the said decree viii on Friday the
February II; O'Clock p NJ proceed
the promises, public auction. 10 the highest bidder the
House and Mentioned situated Cary the
Civ Of Kchmuni 9th 10Th The LOT fronts
feel on Cary and back 53 e aey - feet wide
and is no y in the occupancy OF JaH. b. Foster.
hd purchase be paid In cash. the
balance in two equa! and twelve mont' the
chaser erscu;ur approved andersen
,he Is y,,ane uu,; dire TED BY the Court;
wy ~ JOHN A. MMREDTI. Conm'r
Feb
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SALl SIS OF SOILS, t:c.-lhc ularllsnrl prepared
IN To The VI Ss ;u,nn Aiai., Plaster, Nc
II the Laboratory ~ the Y Vi Institute.
i'acsa Or r S.ric tr'ns N"ss Web Bacon = CO"
Richmond! Erilnl rrhbuG Persons deInns
further information, vii. please address rM GILLIAN,
Dc. - ctm rIh.r-. tn and aatcuitr. VI
>. 81. tSiIiffLt, iTrDttHi;Y AT L!i;f,
ESRAC lCS III: Iurrt, IN. ~ Rcmrn! anil
a tuTIcn an! ia The SIicior Eour at Mecn.CL.lirg
0ics 1th street, just below Main, ,lu"r NJ
Ian
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
:sn, 'o sale privately, several very valuable servants
Or "te blst IAte teAnttfoss, ano hAstJ wy .
PULLIAN 4 DAVIS, AuctA
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CUPID sent Valentine play his prank OF love and coquetry
and pointed day thc ih Of Februiry) 10 hea his deed
Of Iowa ricue and mh Many picture beauty and riEhi
beau ma va e, the shaft thrown for veal or
that upon Of her beauty you aacrlhe your ear'
YOUR signs your heart Till ink b. dry and with you
ieas and frame some selns line ,ha maj lscovs
,urh Urphcus Lutte with poets sine
hose golden could steel and shnes; make Ees IAN
ami huge evianan ioake unsouny dees dance on sau
SILL YOU thus OF your lady love buy Faon''
- FEB III K. u. SASXAf, Bookseller
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aAR4NGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD cOMPiHf-Thc
" al Stock hi, Company the o Ihr
Western the road fled, that by order
Directory made al lay September ii the!
NJ 81 rhafs-ihr
piyabe 1T has 0f October like the
each rnc month unit the lat luS and On that
iaY. the ilin. nj s3a share. g. "er u Tie nrcrinf
| Dec Sn--c1ammNw!m ! A. REID Clerk
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u NSS Copper Bound Stencil Brushes assor;e
sizes for bannr Tobacco boxes also, Of Crimson Paint, 10
branding This beautiful Pain, dry and VIII Keep any length
time free "dou superiority over any IN the market
and of most brian, Alsu 700 lbs fresh Caranlom Seed
90 lpp fresh Italian Seel. small lot o TonquL Beans
for sale by lFeo. l3l w e. lc:thCo " W.
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dTTOEN e I 7 IA W
WASHINGTON CITY. -. g.
nRACfCE;; he IrYerai Courts OF the
An, his procs,i"n .alrus,.
clto h, wit! prnmII lie
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FEMAL II SCIIUOL IN LOUISA.
'HSiit. SOUTH
the House. 18th
which shuah like
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THE Al E u d n | A n

err fires, the flames worked their way to that
building. consuming it. and all the houses on
Dalhousie Square, including the Hon: MIR
Mof1atts residence. and mess houses of the
royal artillery and the goth regiment. and the
military secretary's office. and the fire is still
raging at the hour we write. God only
knows where it will end. Our city seems
to be- doomed. At the hour of going to press
the fire had crossed Amherst street on It's way
through the Quebec suburbs. and it does not
seem as if any power could save any portion
of that populous ward"
The following despatch announces that the
fire had been subducd:
THE MONTREAL Fine Burlington. w.,
July 1--WE understand that the total num-
Der of buildings destroyed by the confagra-
ton at Montreal, is from twelve to fifteen
hundred, including chiefly those occupied by
the poorer classes. in the suburbs of the CITY
The Quebec suburbs were almost entirely
destroyed. 1t is estimated that nearly five
thousand persons have been rendered house
less by this calamity The loss is varionsl
estimated at from three TO four millions. The
fire originated in bake shop
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LUCICS Is. PECK.

This gentleman made speech, the other
day, at the Orange County Old Line Conven-
ton. He was out upon the Whiss-they
were not up to the mark upon the Comprom-
ise according to his notion. He proceeds to
prove it by broadly asserting:
"7Heir (the Whigs) baltimore Platform is
artfMly mordsd. ~acqu;esces" in, but does
not APPROVE Of, tie Compromise measures
Just the view we take of the matter. The
Northern Wings would not approre OF
the Compromise measures but would only
acquesce in them, would only try them and
prove them, with the express qualification
that they are to be amended when it shall be
found necessary. Finality is repudiated in
the platform The Wings refused to comply
with the demands of Slavery.
Toomhs of Georgia. in refusing to 90 Tor
Scott.dcclares the Platform. with Gen. Scott
letter, 'the strongest free soil document ex'
tant" This we do not claim. 1t IS not 10,
sidrery, is all We claim for it. Mr. Peck is in
the right in the remark OF his above quoted
Frce-soilers need no new organization. With
the true rendering of the Wing Platform ant
the known liberal views OF Gen. Scott, i
strikes us that their duty is plain, to wit: tc
20 with the Wings for the hero of Lundy'
Lane