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MEADOW FARM ACADRMY.-The
lNl subscriber has taken charge of this Inatitp.

MI EADOW + AR NJ ACADEMY.-The
ISl subscriber has taken charge of this tnstitu.
ton, located at the residence of Mr. VIM Sgd
nor, in Hanover county, about seven miles from
the city Of Richmond He graduated at the Vir.
ginia Military Institute July, lS4S-since gradua-
ting has taught school two years, and acted a. an
assistant Engineer on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad for about two years. Intending to re.
main at the business for some years, If not perma.
nently, he will naturally use every exertion to
give satisfaction.
His system ID that of the Military Institute, as
far as 1t can be applied to common schools. The
course of instruction Is Spelling, Reading, Writing,
English Grammar, Geography, History, Arithme-
tic, Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry, Sur.
veying, &c. Philosophy, Chemistry, construction
and translation of Latin and French.
Terms, per session OF ten months, $40 for ele.
mentary branches; $50 for higher branches
Board can be obtained at Mr.. SydnoTs for male
scholars at $50 for ten months Session from
January 18th to June 18th, and from July 18th 70
December 18th.
The location is very convenient for residents Of
Richmond, whe prefer boarding their children In
the country; the society is superior; churches Of
different denominations convenient.
do, with great confidence recommend Mr. 8 T
Pendleton a. public teacher. Besides being .
distinguished graduate of this Institution, Mr.. p.
possesses other and high qualities which ensure
satisfaction TO those who may patronize him.
FRANCIS H. SMITH, Sup't.
We. Military Institute. Feb Is, 1858.
II Richmond Whig please copy.
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DRIVATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME 4
/ co. may De consulted, eonddendsliy, for the
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular SwelIings, or en-
iargeueE.s Syphilis, and al morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com
plants termed female diseases. The advertiser,
Invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded "a the very best
article known. to give tons and vigor 10 certain
abused aud debIsted organs, as well as TO renovsse
asystem shattered By dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full directions
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly a.
tended 10. Office on Franklin street, below En-
change Hotel, and lrst door below Trinity church
Richmond ViYgiIia fe9
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HEREBY AUTHORIZE and appoint
L EDWARD FlNNEY, my agent to conduct a
Grocery business in the City of Richmond, in my
name.
fe 22-2aw2w JorN ryT Asu
OsT OR MIsLAID, % shares Of James
I River and Tuckahoe Railroad Stock. ANY
information concerning the same, win be thankful.
~ received By the subscriber.
NH 4-law2m WIN. ROWLETT
GUANO EXPECTED.-500 tons from ship
~ Canada, expected in March.
200 tons from ship Brutus, expected In April.
200 tons from ship M Adelia, expected In April.
800 tons from first vessel to arrive In May.
These are probably the first lots of Guano that
will be for sale in the market. Persons wishing to
enter for any portion of the above viii be supplied
In turn as the Guano arrives. Applyto
NH 4-1aw5w HUGH W. FRY
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EKkENE & HEATH, COMMISSION
" MERCHANTS, San Francisco, California,
will attend to shipments of Tobacco, Flour and
Merchandise generally consigned to them, and
will make prompt return. AZ the Barque Parthian
is about leaving the port Of Richmond for San
Francisco persons desiring an agent there WIN
meet with prompt attention by entrusting their bu-
siness to them. Refer to
Messsrs A e. Lawrence 4 Co, Boston
Allen Paxson, New York
ss Patteson, Adams 4 Co, New York
Courtney T. Cushing, Baltimore
Edmond, Davenport & Co, Richmoud
Davenport, Allen & Co, Richmond.
fe N-dtfel7 .2awts
NEW COMMISSION HUUsH.-The sub
IN soribers have entered into 90 partnership under
the firm Of PENDLETQN 4 BROTHER, for the
transaction of the Commission Business In TOBAC-
co, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY, and
have taken Warehouse No. 100 Smiths Wharf,
'-''''' ' R.w. PENDLEToN,
PIP. PENDLEToN.
Baltimore, August 18th. 1852.
Hugh Jenkins l. Co, Baltimore.
F. w. Bruno & Sons, do.
VIM. Wilson e Sons, do.
Edwin Workman e Co, Richmond.
Arehb'd Thomas & Son, do
a1Sdes & ossbay, Bridgeport oMo.
John Creigh, Cincinnati.
Gordon IL Co., Louisville
w. II. Bartless, Charleston, 8. G.
Ons ]. Chafee, do. do.
James McCullogh, Pittsburgh.
Brown & kirkpatrick, do.
D.Lsn ). Esq, ca.h'r N. W W. Bank, wheeling.
8. Brss y, Z Esq, do Mer 4 Mech. do. do.
James Z. Baker, Wheeling.
Josiah Sibley, Hamburgs, 3. C.
Henry A. Schroeder, Mobile, Alabama.
A. L. Gaines, New Orleans
oc 12-tw61n
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Nl hosse's s haaeira Wine. Fer ssls ~
mh3 WILLS Il LOMBARD. 4
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l.OrAkTNERSHIP NOTICE.-.The under.
~ siRned nsye this day entered into coparsuership
under the style ar firm Of SHEPPARD q CHAN.
bEkLAfNE. for the purpose Of trsnssctins Gsn.
eyas Comission Bnsiness, and offer their eervirs.
70 their friends. and the public generally. for o.
sale OF Tobacco, Wheat, Flour. Cern. and
al other produce. with the pledge that they win
use their best endeavors advance the interta AZ
all who may patronise them
Ihey are prepared to make liberal advances an
al produce consigned 10 them.
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD, JR,
EDWIN II CHAMBERLAYNE.
~, "a nkiul Tor the liberal patronage bestowed on
cnn,;,., .ne last ten years, respectfully solicit
Sonanuance ~ OF the same to the new concern, with
nis... sssurance that every effort win be made 10
~ an VINO nay be disposed to pafronize IL.
--laW 2m JOHN M. SHEPPARD. Jr.
nrHsI nrnHEsSIRARLE FAMILY RESI-.
IN DLNGE FOR SALE.-T have couclnded to
- my present residence situated In 4 nIess.rf
sa ieu,eo neighborhood, near DR. o. "A strecker,s-
euo mitnin ten minutes walk of the rrarIss sn,rs ;
g manuing nne view of the city and mrronnSinc
sounIy. The house has been racensIv h,,;ss n
psctous ana convenient with large Ia "a hc 5a1,
.ees, ana mas IL rooms with FIRE nlsees inrl,d;r !,
tne basement The FURNITURE would ha soi3
with the House If desired 70 'o1'A
| Also, f0r Kent, House on Church ryi,l mia,
oae ior small family and grocery. and
FOR Hire, healthy and tidy elderly womsr
VINO 10 good house servant and wssher. Annly r.
At Messrs Knowles & walford's Book store.
ma l-lawts
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SALE OF A COUNTRY STOKE, DC.
~ The subscriber intending to remove to the
town OF Danvisle, Offers for sale, privately, his
stock OF Dry Goods and Groceries, and to
rent for term of yeRs his Store and Dwelling
H0nse. There 10 also attacked to the premises,
Wheewright aud Blacksmith Shop, with an ex
tensive CUSTOM which VIII be rented. The loca,
tion Is equal 10 any in the country for retail es
tabhshmeat ANY person wishing to embark on
the mercantile business, win do well 10 communi
cate with n e at once. WIN. ROBINSON, JR.
Black Heth. Chesterfield 90, Va, Feb Is, 1853.
fa l7-3W
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nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRlCES.-
IL The subscribers, in order to close out as near
as possible their winter stock of Dry Goods, Will
now offer them at greatly reduced prices. Among
our assortment viii be found many handsome and
desirable goods, such as plain and figured all wool
Mouselaines and Cashmsres, Moushn de LANES,
plain and figured co,'d and brk Silks, French and
Esgish Merinos, Alpaca. Flannels, Shawls, C1eaks,
Hosiery. 6. ali of which will be sold low
HART g. MOSES,
ja92 SO Main street
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7 OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.
IL As the agent and trustee of THOS. h. BLA-
KEY,i win sell, privately, In lots containing one
or more acres each, TO suit purchasers, eight or
ten acres of the land now owned and occupied By
The said Blakey. These lots are beaufifniy sttunp
ted on Union Hill, fronting on the road iesdtng to
Blakeys Mil, about annie and half ooly from
Terms accommodating. Refer to John ShoYe,or
to the subscriber ct his Office No. VI Main street,
up Stairs, over Messrs. Sinton & Co.
au s-3tawts ]. B. WATKINS
TTTRR PROOF PAINT FOR kOOFs,
T. WALLS, CARS, &c &c rs obls chocolats
end slate coiors; 600 gallons cheap paint on, for
putting il on.
THIS is the cheapest and most durable Paint for
roofs and bricks ever used. IL costs but ti1s N
comparison 10 White Lead. for sale very low by
NH BENNETT BEERS, Duggsts
ID EEvE e BLAIR, DRU00l6TS, No I76
IL Broad street, have constantly Cd hand sup
ply of Richardson's, (5herry WiasD Bakers Pre-
mium and Hoodsnd's German Bl1ers Also, Car.
ter's Spanish Mixture now 90 jus3y celebrated for
an impure state OF the blood. 6I7
UENDERs AND FIRE IRONs.-Brs1g
sury Fenders, sullab,s for ely ssd ooasay -
plsees brass head polishsa md iitchsn Firsl lsoass
assorted, In prices from 50 csnn 70 ~ -
Also, good assortment u pclishsd I'D sssee
bead poksxs, for sale By -
oc 10 VAN LEW TAfLOk.
NEW CROP CUBA MOLAseES.-se
IN hhds new crop Cuba Noiases sscsasins sna
'10S.' @s s0' 'a'' = BACON . BAsxEavLL.
H1STING6, sYRyP tai wissr. D..
II ssn wa chsr5y' : n:nRISSssis :TfIosis. 3s1.sis -
'- - rrs.hii. ~ireGG eDDoGloD oa6M MnEhGa
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NOTICE.-PRICE OF WOOD AND COAL
IN REDUCED Prom this date, the subscriber
viii sell Oak Wood for o. per cord, delivered;
Pine for 50 SO per cord, delivered; Hard Coal a
good article, warranted to burn we'll at 90 so per
load, delivered.
S per cent will be deducted from the above prices
for cash.
Orders left at Mr.. P Woofelks Grocery on Broad
street. or the Office at the Yard will be promptly
filed.
fea-h THOS. FOSTER.
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NOTICES. MERCHANT IL WEISIGER,
lS wishing to reduce their stock OF Clothing
before making Spring purchases, will sell any arti-
Gle in their line at very low prices.
Over Goats offered at cost. Call at No liz
Main street.
a25 g. MERCHANT WEIsiGER.
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NOTICE.-I have tnis Day appointed FRED
lN ERICK w. BASS as my Agent, to carry on a
mercantile business for my benefit, in the city Of
Richmond, for the sale Of Boots, Shoes Hats Caps,
&c. MARY MAYO.
I HAVE rented the store In the house of Mrs
DR. Lemosey, deceased, on the North side of
Broad, between 4th and 5th streets, few doors be.
low Mrs Averett's Millinery Store, where | win
open in two or three weeks, an assortment of chill
drens ladies' and gentlemen's Boots and Shoes,
and respectfully solicit the patronage of my friends
and the public generally.
FREDERICK w. BASS,
fe 23- aw* Agent for Mary Mayo.
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I AIDES WHITE BLACK GAITER
A BOOTS AND SLIPPERS,
Ladies white satin Cater Boots,
black
white Kid Slippers,
Misses white hid Cater Boots,
PEMBERTON e. BRO,
fe5 16i Main street opposite Ex Bank.
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j. II. LATHRoP, Navy Agent.
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JOHN HARRISON, deceased, pursuant n decree q
the high of chancery in England, made Risen
against sory bearing 10Th day March, whereby
referred Joseph Humphrey, esq, the said
rotation, inquire and state
testato John HARRISON
field county Cumberland farmer decrp-
by the description of 'he h. ataw my heir
law the said his DEATH and repre-
such heir claiming
heir in America, the heir law OF The heir law
America OF the said John Harson who died
the month Of August 1927 or the heir or heirs of the said
his the heir
aaw by their solicitors or before the sixth day OF June 1852
claims chambers
in southampton Buildings chancery Lane London default
thereof they will be peremptoriy excluded from benefit
said and all capable Of giving information
the subject requested To furnish the the
solicitors or either Of them.
supposed said had BROTHER Thomas
who emgaed 10 America abou 1882 where he married.
ded Philadelphia ill he died in 1911 leaving his
who died at Philadelphia about 1884, leaving his eldest Thomas
him surviving. ,
Thursday The fourth day of July 1883 O'Clock
said chambers appointed
upon the claims Dated this 18th day Of January 1853
CAPES h STUART,
No Field Court, Gray's Inn, London,
Agents Il. Waugh, Solicitor CockeTmouth Cumberland,
and for Mcssrs. Saul. Carlisle, Cumberland
RAVEN x BRADLEY,
No. 2iIarcourt Buildings Temple, London Solicitors
for Her Majesiys Attorney General
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Proposals the Louisville Custom
TnaAsuaY DsrAnr.ssr, March

IRKAsuRy DEPANTsEsr, March 70, 1885,
THE lowest proposals constructing Louisville
house, under the December le52
with the incidental erection exceeding
OF appropriation remaining for that purpose has been decided
not 10 award contracts but the subject
further offers Notice hereby thai proposals
will be received al This department until ~ O'Clock the 18th
May (Which separate each kind o. work
ageeaby 10 such notifications original speciha
tons prepared by the experimenting architect Will bnng The
aggregate OF the contracts for the whole building within the sum
Of Sl5O0oO The department the night
poas invited II the aggregate exceed that II
States.
No contract will ba awarded except builders
chanc thereof without Sec
retay of the Treasury, viii be forfeiture the Eighty
the done and materials furnished
codng prices (he quantities and be
by the experimenting achtec will be paid from time 10
work pruceeds and fifteen retained unl the
building completed ana delivered to the United States
Every proposal must be accompanied by written guarantee
signed by responsible teehed TO be the attorney
the United States district judge for the sass dse lhat the
bidder will when required his proposal be accepted enter into
and bond Sufficient securities in the penalty
whole work in propoion)
for the taiihlu performance Of said contract
The plans specifications and working drawings for tho building
other information the proposed work
be obtained application The experimenting architect
Louisville, Kentucky.
The proposals this department, addressed the
Secretary the endorsed, Proposals for Louisville
Custom house ~ will be opened at O'Clock, the day
fixed for receiving the The OF the bidders
shall be present.
JAMES GUTHRIE
Mar 26-2awtMay25 Secretary of the Treasury.
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an the peon ostephen Long ofLoaisye, Kentucky,
extension Of patent granted 70 Nun on the sesen
"a November 1882 for improvement In the wooden framed
suspension bridge, for seven years from the e1paoh ~ talu
which place seventh "a day Of November eighteen
hundred aud my three (le5J)- -
II said petition be heard at the Patent once
Monday hh 5 Of September next, al u ecock mi ana
all noed appear show cause any y nave
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing extension required he in the Patent
ONCE their objections, specially forth in writing al least TWEEN
before hearing All testimony ned by either parry
be used the said hearing must DO taken and transmitted IN &C
cordanee with the rules the ONCE which VIII be furnished on ap
plealon. -,
Ordered also published In the National lntel
geneer Republic Union, Washington city the Journal hno
The Courier Louisville Kenucky the Gazette and me Auas
Ohio three successive weeks previous 70
fnh (5) day Of September next, the day OF hearing
- Il, @. WEIGHTMAN,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
SEdtors o. the above will please sopy ana seha
bills Once with containing inns houte
| An laAQaNa =
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nENslos and Bounty Land Laws. with the opin-

DENsIOs and Bounty Land Laws. with the opin-
Departments execution Of those laws IRON i1o 70
isa ns ySume esos c Pass law washington Price 50 So
Tho aeng auspices which this work presented 70 the
Preparation for The press
% The undertaking ~ ods, 10 Se eve n aoa1 ana
and bounty lands have been by hs par
Commissioner Of Pensions are graed at The
abundant "ppena as He our
needed claimant be informed Of the precise
decisions en,e them as well as The forms and BY
which should e hs or S
heretofore been done them
estimate number Of dormant claims that never have been
ied for less than is due justly entitled,
and which they might recover upon proper and
facts such and the provisions law The opinions o. Aor
to Be found IN this work. parties
either pensions land bounies clue 70 many q these
ovegh,s inaccuracies have been committed as
claims pensions and bounty lands, by nadver
misrepresentation and also by errors in The terms Of
Of those be consulted 70
at no Of an !" pssp 10 re-
all the valuable hints may be derived IRON me
subject treating Of Virginia communication claims
public will be found prexed TO the volume embracing the follow
Ing names viz:
s';'''9 '#'!r Stuart y %Is%;'as
Members of the Washington Bar.
Rch'd s. Coke, j. M. Carlisle,
JOS H. Bradley, Walter Lenoh,
r. X. Fenda, Rici'd Wanach
of Pension Committees Of Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatipes, &c.
Geo w Joneschaiman Of Committee on Pensions Senate
HarrisChairman of Invalid Pensions, House of Repre-
sentatves.
Moses Revolutionary Claims House Of
Representatives.
Peter Force-Edior the !" American State Papers,
Liberal Orders this work. enclosing 50 DO per copy,
supplied, by mall by Adamss Express post
age and freight prepaid any part of the United States
. - = MAYO 4 AOULTON.
Ap lA-eodlms
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Law school OF Cumberland University, mt Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthe, late one Of the circuit
L judges OF Tennessee
Green of the judges of the
of Tennessee
Hon Bloomfield L. Ridley the chaneelors Of the State
Judges their whole sxciuye
the school.
Plan Daily examinations of each class the
No regular of lectures but explanations OF the
daily lessons n progress of the examinations.
9 Weekly of law and equity in which
Of facts
prosecute through all known actual
practice framed require them
Deeds records of Documents 10 be read ev
trials Some of the are taken by appeal 10
supreme court which held monthly In the class and in
public session The students act as clerks her
Jurors Judges and chancellors and in other official ca
pacilies with their suits.
Sessions the third Monday IN sep
cmbe Third Thursday February The second COM
ding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July IL
boarding $50. Students furnish their books
which can be- had in the Lebanon bookstores.
complete The unless the stu
No previous study required tor ad
There regular classes students may eh'Sf
my during the collegiate year
$ a mi legislature connected with the school
Number the last collegiate year elghy-sin
ROBERT h. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoy President board OF trustees
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REu known 10 all whom IL may concern, that the
undersigned wi according the the General Land
Office Washington CITY, apply in due said Office
nhcaes lieu the following land oice military
pcate viz Nos 2925, 1895, 3O7l SOFA 1856, $685.
33 $685. s29s 2i 1884 and 4si the originals OF which
sued in the the revolution, belonged
VIM Reynolds, deceased have been
patented, but casually lost destroyed
WIN. REYNOLDS TRENT,
Ror himself for the other hei aaw OF VIM Reynolds
RcpsoSp, April 90, 1889
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nIPLoMACy-tbe Law Of acknowledgements Law
~ De Cusy Diconnae du Diplomatic Ct du Consul; volume.
Leipsc 1876.
De Ciercq vaa-Guide Praiqus des Consuats; vol
Paris, 1851.
Menseh-aanueI Pratque du Consusti vol Lepsc, lsl5
Mereu-Nianue des Agents Consuares, vol Paris, 1850
Consular Establishments by D. b. Warden consul general Of
the United States Paris VOL Printed lin Engsh) at Pan'
De cussy-Reple mcnts Consuaes vol Leipsic, 1851
woh-Princpes Nature des Gems volumes.
Amsterdam, 1885,
De Yera-Le Patait Ambassador 2 vols Leyden 1909,
DE Nauens-Guide Dipomatiquei 3 vols. Paris 1877.
fIynn's British Consu's Hand book vol. Londrn.
Consular Service vol, (pamphlet) London.
Henshaw's Manual Tor United States Consus volume. New
York, iei9.
Dc Msrenscauses Cecbres Lepsc,
1877
De MarensNouyces Celebres du Dtoit des
Beipsic, 1919
PuaendorF5 Drot dc Ia Nature ct des Dase
Pudendor do IA Nature, done into English by Carew
vol. London, l725.
GrotusDroit de Ia Guero translated into Engsh vol Lon
don, 1873.
Meei-Cours style Dpomatique vols. Paris, 1896,
Eliott's Diplomatic Code.
Buriamaqus Natural and Polite Law,
Rutherfofd's Institutes.
Vaue's Law Of Nations.
Chitty's Law OF Nations.
OF Nations.
Wneaions History OF Nations.
Wildman's History OF Nations,
and fIornes History or Nhtonr
Mon,esquieus Spirit Of Laws.
Sparks Diplomatic Correspondence.
WATTS American state Papers; books the
other political science, Of which just
ported direct from London and Paris by .. :. =, -,
April % fhhNch 'A'hoN
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Fresh Beef and Vegetables for the Navy.
NAVY AGEsT's OFFICE,

NAVY AoEsTs OFFICE,
Washington, April -, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until Tues
day. l0h OF May 1893 The supply of such
OF fresh beef and vegetables be required the
Washington station, during The fiscal the Isl
day OF July next and ending on the 3Oth June, s54
The beef and vegetables be of good quality The best the
mar affords each article be offered by the pound
Bond with approved will be required half The
mated the and addition Will be
with held from the amount Of each made collateral
the of The Which will
account be paid until IL is fully complied with.
Every offer made be accompanied directed in The act OF
proved ION August 1862 by written guaranty signed by one or
responsible effect that undertake
the bidder bidders will their bid accepted,
obligations within five days. with good and sufficient nreies
furnish the articles proposed.
proposal will be considered unless accompanied by guar
anty.
J. II. LATHRoP, Navy Agent.
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