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ITTHEREAs on the 10Th day of December, A. D.
w 1854, the complaint OF John N. Ayers vs.. W.
RentOn and Daniel Howard was filed In the Clerks
Office Of the U. S. District Court for King County W.
T.. founded on promissory note dated Sept. 23rl
1854 due ten days after date for the Of six hun
dred aud eighty-six dollars and ninety four cents,
4 Howard
Upon said complaint summons was duly issued and
retarn OF mot found" was made thereon by the
sheriff OF said county whereupon it was ordered by
the Hon. Edward Lander presiding Judge Of the Sd
judicial district of Washington Territory, that publ.
cation thereof be made In the Pioneer and Democrat
newspaper published In Olympia, In said Territory
once week for fourteen weeks successfully. You
will therefore take notice that unless you appear and
plead answer or demur TO said complaint Us required
by law, judgment and execution will be had thereon
at the next regular term Of said court to be held at
Seattle in said King county, the fothth Monday Of
April A. ID. 1856.
D. S. MAYNARD,
Clerk OF U. s; Dist Court for X. c., W. 7.
Dec 80. 1854 l1Wl6
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Sayward's Line

nF PACKETS, consisting Of the ship Sarah -
" Parker, Brig Merchantmen, and schooner: sll&
wllimantic will rln regularly between Puget Sound
and san Francisco. All orders for goods will be
i,r lmptly attended n.
July 80, 1858. Ally
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DIssolutlon oil Co-parI.tlnlership

TNHE copartnershBpN heretofore existing under the
i name and style of P. KEACH 4 co., Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The busif ers will here
after be conducted bY p Keaeh. who will settle al
demands against said firm, and collect all bills due
said firm. ''h
All persons indebted to said arm arc desired to
call and settle their bills mmedately. ..,,,s "
T. KEACH,
fI ti ". c. RICHMOND, O. /.
a-..-.. nc. PERKINS. iiN
steilacoom, W. T., Nov, q, 1854, 4Wl2 H.. -,
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NOTICE,

The Hon. Probate Court in and for the county O
rhurston, W. T., will hold an extra session on the
second bnday in January next at the Office Of tn,
Cuanty Auditor.
Olympia, Dec. a. 1854.
Upon order Of the court
URBAN +. HICKS Clerk.
, 1855-01-06
New Land Office of Washington
Territory.

NOTICE TO SETTLERS.
rNHE Surveyor General Of Oregon will cease to re-
L ceive Notifications of donation claims fTum
aud after the lst day Of December next after which
time ION and after the first Of january, all notices
OF Donation claims. under the several land laws, all
applications for the ENTRY Of land claims, well
for preemption rights and the evidences Of the rights
Of Orphans under the last amendment Of the Dona
ton awhaye to be made direct to the Register and
Receiver Of the Washington land district at Olympia
All conflicts Of claims which have not been adudica
ted by the Surveyor General before the first of JaLu
ary next will be transferred tn the said Register
and Receiver, in conformity with instructions from
the Commissioner Of the General Land Office; and in
pursuance Of the act OF Congress approved July 18th
1854, amendatory Of the Donation laws.
c. X. GARDINER,
Surveyor General of Oregon.
Salem, o. T., 18th Nov. 1854.
NOTICE is also given that the Land Office for thu
~ District of Washington will be opened for the
transaction Of business at Olympia, on Monday the
FIRST day Of January, A. D. 1855.
II. c. MOSELEY Register.
Z. IULEE, Receiver.
Olympia, W. T., Dec. 9, 1854 Owls
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
(rHK LONE PINE TREE N FnoST)
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS
OLYMPIA, W.T..

coRLIss y ENSIGN, Propretors.
rINIIE proprietors Of this hotel having
L Just completed a large additional 4jA
building for bed rooms, parlors, &c., and I.sssHH
entirely overhauld. renovated and en- llsSs teil
larged the dining, bar and bed rooms ofdsHE.1A
the old establishment, and also supplied the same
with all necessary furniture, aud entirely new beds
and bedding, are now prepared to offer such accom-.
modatons to the public in general, and the travelling
companity in particular " convince all that it..
THE House for the weary
The Bar will always be supplied with the best o
Wines, Liquors and Cigars, which the market affords
A good Stable is attached to the premises, and al
may rest assured that animals left In our care shal
fare as well as themselves.
A share Of the public patronage is respectfully so
cited as il shall ever be constant aim to make
All as comfortable as possible.
Our motto-Clean Beds and Warm Rooms.
CoRI.ISS 4 ENSIGN.
Olympia, Dec. 1854. l3f
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List of Letters

d EMAINING in the Office at Olympia on the lst
II day Of Jan. 1855:
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NOTICE

8 Hereby given that letters Of administration have
been granted by the probate court Of Cowlitz
~ W T. tn the undersigned upon the estate Of Jona-
than Burbell deceased, - Of Lewis county. W 7,
bearing date December llth, 1854. An persons Aas-
ing claims against said estate requested tc pre-
sent the within year from date, and all per
sons indebted to said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment at my Office IN seid county. 3.
A BURBELL, Admr.
Monticello. W.T., Dec IL, 1854. ~ - l.la 81
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To w. RentOn and Daniel
Howard.

steilacoom. W, T., Dec. IL, 1854. Iwis.
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MEDICINES.
.ONoR no WHOM HONOK IS DUE

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IL DUE.
H n afford, me much pleasure to say to the SUI.
ferine public, that MRS. DAVIS ELixiR - the only
efsciual remedy have used for Couahs, Colds
he have used 1t myseif and believe 1t to be worth
more than al others 10 use. Try IL, and ! will en-
sure your satisfaction NJ r. Dali
HgNRIco CoUsTy, Dec. |. 1854.
For sale nv Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex Duvaf, Paterson 4 Jackson, Chss. MillspauEb,
T. Picot, A. Bodeksr and Charles d. Ysle.
ia 4
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SAD, FEAR MOTT is

hOWEVEK DAD, FAN NO1 - 10
IL with great satisfaction announce my THANKS
TO the inhabitants of Richmond for the patronage
thew have tie ndered ms in giving my INSTANT RE-
LIEF and SPEEDY CURE. for Coughs, Colds. Whoop-
ina Cough &c a trial. Upwards of 1000 persons can
sneak in ito praise Read the following Certificate
from highly respectable lady: ,o-,
'O RICHMOND, December 19, 1854.
Mr. LEoNARp-Sir: l have been sufferer for y
wears with most distressing cough and could find
nc medicine to do any service until tried your
Cougb syrup All the world should know its virtues.
Ii ba III ed the skill of al physicians had applied to
to give me any relief. any hopes OF future reco,
very. l cannot say sufficient in its pras ana snail
certainly recommend it to my numerous friends and
acquantauces.
Yours respec.fulIy, f. J. MANN.
To be had wholesals and retail, of Messrs Pur
CELL Ladd l. Co., 90 Main st all Druggists and of
THOS. LEONARD,
Governor st Richmond, Va.
~ Price 25c. per hottie. Country merchants su p
nlisd az usual de 20
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RUSHTON CLARK a. CO.'S

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Sc''ofuta, DC.
T'HE great success which has attended
i the use of the above celebrated article has led
to many limitations and IS much disappointment ana
injury has been suffered from spurious articles pur
chssers should use the utmost CAUTION IN notelng
ia blown in the bottle and is each lsbel, ana the
signature in full each cork. asnone ether is gem
nine We have been at great pains aud expense to
secure our patrons the pure article and our ~ r.
Clark went to New Foundland to supenntend me me
manufacture In person and we Will warrant our C
pure and superior quality in every respect and maae
from the fresh Livers, and not purified from the
common OIL as is the case with q great deal that 10
sold for genuine
The genuine Rushton Clark Co.'S article for sale
bv PURCELL LADD co and by DTusssts geS'
orally in Richmond and throughout virginia.
e-dG wSm
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SLAVE LIFE INSURANCE.
u W. KNOWLES, a gent for this de-
Ds partnsent of the ALBEMAkLE INSURANCE
COMPANY will insure Slaves for one year or term,
of years, the most favorable terms
DIR, GEO. w. BRIGGS. Medical Examiner
WIN. IT EARLY, Prest.
JNO. WOOD. Jr, Sscy.
ia l--ts Charlotte svills, Va.
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GENERAL AGENCY.

GENERAL AGENCY.
T VI E Undersigned, having associated
Il themselves together for the purpose of conduct.
ing GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS, tender
their services the public in the buying and selling
REAL ESTATE; HIRING OUT NEGROES, and
collecting their hires; RENTING OUT HOUSES,
aud collecting he rents; Writing up Books; Draw.
ing of Deeds of Bargain and Sale Trust Deeds aud
Contracts of every kind; Collecting Mercantile, Me
dical and other Accounts and will also attend to any
other business lie ultimately in the Agency line.
The Senior Partner, who will devote his partcu-
lar attention to the BUYING and SELLING REAL
ESTATE, hopes he will not be charged with ego
tism when he says he believes that he knows gene
rally well the location and value of the cal Fs-
tate of Richmond and its environs any citizen OF
Virginia, having for many resided in and borne
some part in building up the said city.
1t will be their aim to for all Servants
trusted TO their management comfortable homes and
the highest prices regard being had the RESPONSE
biilty OF the hireTs that are be, obtained in
the cty and in of sickness will that pro-
per medical attention and nursing is given
They will endeavor to obtain responsible, careful
and permanent tenants for all Houses rented by
them; and when repairs areneeded the same shall
be executed under the supervision of the Senior
Partner, aud at the most reasonable cash pr ces.
All business transacted the most moderate
terms, and returns promptly made.
ISAAC A. GODDIN,
HUGH Ii. GODDIN.
II Office Broad street, under Broad st Hotel,
near 9th. ia lot
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I EVILS WEBB e. SON have for sale

II $50 bbls. Stuart and other refined Coffee Sugars
and C; % hh9s prime N. o. do. 1855 bis. Lover
iGg's and h-r Crushed Sugars so bbls do Pow der
err 20 boxes Loaf, Loyering's and Havemeyer& Mol
len Sugar. ITO bbls N o. Molasses; Stuarps Syrup;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; Laguyra and Santos do:
go bags Jamaica do; 40 bags Matacsbo do; s. half
and 20 quarter bales ocha do tierees prime Rice
% bbs Tar ID bbs Vine gar 500 bbls and 40 half bbs
Cut Herrings; 81 bbls Nos Mackere $50 kegs Nails
sacks alt; 80 packages Gunpowder and Black Teas;
675 SIDES Sole Leather 30 b,les prime Cotton Cotton
Yarns James River Manufg Co; 200 doz Hemp Bed
Cord and s.rsn; 300 doz Leading Lines Cotton de-
200 It's Il vine, hemp and cotton ESQ Dummy Bags; o
Grain do; $50 reams Letter and Writing Paper; 100
Wrapping dc; so bags Feathers; 100 boxes Ada
msntine Cand es 40 boxes Tallow do; so boxes own
and f cy Soaps; 100 boxes Window Glass 8xl0 and
l0xl2 eeroons Spanish Frotuns Indigo; 10 cases Lii
quorice Paste; $50 Sbo drop and buck kegs Cur.
powder sporting and blasting; bushels prime
Glover Seed ia
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR La
~ DIES AND CHILDREN Il have just received
fresh supply of Ladies' and Misses Furs, some Of
entirely new style, not to be had in this market,
which will sell very low--iower than they be
bought for at any other house here. When you
make a Christmas present, make one of tome uss -
So give me can at my Premium Hat Store No. 207
Broad street, doors below Breeden Fox's.
de 2G-lm RICHARD MOORE.
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VO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Tn

fU-FAkINE NUIICE. Il
~ subscribers, having associated themselves to-
Fether under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER
MURRAY, will continue to carry the UNDER.
TAKING BUSINESS, in all it's departments st the
Odd stand of Roper Murray Governor ST.
They will give their personal attention to all or.
ders to them, and win furnish, at the shortest
notice, any thing in their line of business.
Ehey will keep constantly on hand general as
sortment Of COFFlNS, from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany.
Having the sole agency, in this city, for the sale Of
Fisk l. Raymonds METALLIC BURIAL CASES
the subscrbersare algo prepared furnish any size
of the SarcoPhagus, either of the plain style, with
out the drapery, such those ed for Clay
and Webster, being covered with superhne black
cloth drePery and silver trimmings
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses and care
full drivers, also at command.
JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER.
rah 80 dActs WILLIAM MURRAY
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FALL APPROPRIATIONS 1854.
EJsK's PATENT METALLIC BURIAL

EISK'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
Il CASES.-The subscriber keeps constantly on
hand an assortment of these BURIAL CASES.
They ara extensively used, and possess adv.na ges
over all cfer Collins for transportation epositine
In vaults, or for ordinary nterments They are made
nelled inside and out prevent corrosion When
properly csmented the bodies of the dead enclosed
in hem are free from Eruption of water closed
against insects, and may without offensive odor be
transported to distant places. The remains of Cal
hcun, Clay and Webster, were entombed in coffins
of this kud.
The subscriber has slso large supply of WOOD
COFFINS, and keeps on hand SHROUDS and every
requisite for Funerals. He will attend Funerals and
furnish both Hearses and Carriages
oc 2n--Sm ! A. BEI.VIN Govsrrorst
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-I have nov

CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-I have now
~ open an unusually large stock of superior Res.
dy made Clothing for the season, embracing all of
the very latest styles of every variety fr m faest
to lowest grades Having attained the highest repu.
taion OF selling the best made work. have only to
aud. for want OF money, owing to hard tines am
compelled to reduce my STOCK, at the very lowest
cash prices. The great panic shout money will nor
be regarded Notes Of all solvent Banks will be ia
ken without di-count "
Those " no wish TO lay out their money 10 thu
areatesf advantage. solicited samne nv s.ack
before purchasing elsewhere. Stock on hand must
go. without netting profit
}. ID. GOODMAN No. 1874 Main st.
aezp oppeslte Eagle Square.
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m VIRGINIA AND

RoAD,-WiNTER ARRANGEMENT The Pas
seneer Train will leave Lynchburg daily, SUNDAY,
excepted at u O'Clock A. NJ, and arrive at ythe
vile to dinner. ''Ae
CONNECTIONS
FOR BUCHANAN. via Buford's Depot on Mon.
days, Wednesdays aud Fridays and srri,s a, ~ d.,
chanan to dinner. e "' Du-
FOR FiNCASTLE. SWEET and WHITE sryr..
snd 0UYANDOTTE, via Bonsaek's, on Mandsan
Wednesdsys and Fridays. Aaays
For ABINGDON. JONEsBORo' and KNox-
VILE, Tenn, daily. a.
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OFFICE r. F & P. r. r. COMPANY

OFFICE X. F. 2. r. r. COMPANY,
RICHMOND. Jan. J. 1855.
Ts7s 80 rEzEzEE.51 L &C 0 NJ NJ o ID A
60 - - :s -. TIN TRAIN BETWEEN
THE JUNCTION AND RICHMO ND-DAILl,
EXCEPT ON SUNDAY On and after the 18th
ms che Wood aud Lumber Train of this Company
will b. ave Passenger Car atta-hed, and be run daily
except on Sunday, between the Junction and Rich
mond, stopping at any point on the way for passen-
gers.
Hour of departure from the Junction, quarter
before O'Clock NJ, and from Richmond O'Clock
z. ri.
FARE-ssme ss the Mail Trains, which from and
after the 18th inst will not stop for either
way between Richmond and the Junction, except at
the Cottage station
SAMUEL RUTH,
ja2--ts Agent of Transportation.
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WANTED-6 NEGRO HOUSE-CAR-
w PENTERS.-We wish to hire for the ensu-
ing year, six Negro House Carpenters and for those
who are steady well disposed and working men, the
highest piices this market afford will be paid,
quarterly. Apply to
ISAAC A l. HUGH II. GODDIN,
Office on Broad st, under Broad st. Hotel,
ia lot Near
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DREMIUM HAT AND CAP STORE,
Il No 207 Broad street u have on hand full sup
ply of the latest styles of Hats of all kinds for the
holidays of my own manufacture, which can war
rant not to be surpassed by any ever offered here by
any house, which ain determined to sell very low.
have also large assortment of Negro Hats, and
Children's and Boys Hats and Caps, which will sell
very low. All you have to do is to give me CALL
and am sure can please, both in price and articles
Call soon at the Premium Hat Store.
RICHARD MOORE,
de 20-1m 207 Broad street.
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DRATTS DAGUERREAN GALLE-

l. RY, No. l45 MAIN ST.-FOR CHRISTMAS
9lFrS.-Our grand collection of INDIAN WORK,
consisting of Moose Hair, Porcupne Quilts and Bead
work, in fancy articles of every description will re-
main open and for sale for the benefit of the suffer
ing poor, the proceeds to be expended under the d.
rection of the RELIEF COMMITTEE, until January
2hth, 1855, at which time the tribes require them
he returned and the Exhibition will be nally closed
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A WONDERFUL AND SPEEDY

IA CURE-Performed by PoLLARDs NERVE AND
BONE LINIMeNT. Read the following certificate:
Messrs POLLARD & Co.-Gentlemen: Although
thi, is unsolicited By you feel it my duty in justice
your Eminent, and in hope that it may be bsneh-
ciel others who may be similarly aff1 cited, to make
this statement. have. for several weeks past, been
afflicted with pains in the back and hips. bathed
warm water and mustard, rubbed with vinegar, pep
per- mustard and host of other remedies. to a very
little purpose Suffice it to say, daily became
worse, and Saturday last l could hardly move my
frame at ALL attended with the most excruciating
pain imaginable, and assure you was glad to get
coach to take me from the navy yard home | then
sent my for bottle OF your Linment, and used
it according to directions, and Monday morning
able to resume my work well man. feel thank
full. and with Of respect and esteem, am
yours truly, JAS II. HALL.
Portsmouth,, Nov. 2, 1858.
For sale by PURCELL LADD X CO, Bennett l.
Beers Ade Gray. Duval & Norton, w. 2. Ladd,
the city. ja9
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WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.

WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.
Leslie says of it in his Ladies' Gazette:
I'VE have read this edingly elesant coutribu-
ton light literature with absorbing interest
Alone is heart offering upon the altar of home
and social affections simple tale of real life, ded-
Gated 10 my brother aud sister. We welcome such
attributes this most heartily. Nothing in its way
strikes memory being its equal and give
place to a fitting notice in artistic Gazette
would gem of purest ray, and commend Alone to
every refined mind"
I'm this of tlimsy and trashy literature it is
aeaiJ n ~ 50
Daily (ChicdG0) Tribune
Miss Harapd may henceforth take rank among
tbs most successful femals novelists of the United
States IN Y. Com Adr.
"One OF the most popular fctions of the preaent
year"-PaH Ere Mail.
1.-THE moral OF the story is prominent and upex
ceptionabe: beauty and truth have clasped hands in
its recital ~ Fredericksburg Necs. jas st
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RICHMOND, January 1st, 1885.

O-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THHE subscribers having associated them
Il selves together. fer the purpose of conducting
the manufacture and sale of that justly celebrated
and great Medicine, CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TURE, and the general Proprietary Medicine Bust
ness at their store No. Pearl street under the firm
and style of WIN. S. BEERS L CO., will keep al.
ways on hand large stock of all the popular Pro-
pEietory Medicines of the day, which viii sell in
lots 10 suit purchasers at holesale and retail at
Projectors prices WIN. 4. BEERS
CHARLES BENNETT,
ia WIN. A. CARTER, JR.
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szs-ssuA FOR SCOTTSVIILE

21~-syxSsz.Sazss3 4 OA. - " ~ - IL Ia
assk-----zzzzGsssS AND COLUMBIA On and alter
Monday the 3th day Of January, 1855. Packet
Boat FARMER. Capt. GEO. w MUNFoRD, Jr. will
leave RICH MOND for SCOTTSVILLE every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at ) O'Clock P. NJ, ard
srrve 1T Scottsville at II o'clock A. NJ the next
day. Returning, she will leave Scottsvile every
Taesdsy and Thursday at o'clock P. M and arrive
in Richmond at O'clock A NJ, the next day. and
Sundays at 10 NJ ard arrive in Richmond at
O'Clock r. M Mondays
The PLOUGHBOY will leave Richmond every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock A. M,
and arrive in Columbia at y o'clock r. M Return.
ing, viii leave Columbia at O'Clock NJ, and ar.
rive in Richmond at 7! o'clock p. NJ Persons travel.
ing the Packets get all their meals on board
HOURS OF PASSING.
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EIGHTH ST. ENGLISH SCHOOL.
A Z present i continue my School on oth
~ st be.vesn Grace and franklin sts.; and il ia
not probable that shsIl remove to my new School
Room on 7th ct till the LIST of April.
a. "a Fl. P. TAYLOR.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

In consequence Of the removal OF some 20. o,
i his petrous from the city, the Subscriber Wop,o
- 4 ar more SCHOLARS to suit his Glasses tie
car be seen after o'clock p. M 4th street os,wseh
Msin and franklin. 3 L. fEnDLbANA''
So. q III
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TAlIES D. ELLETT, GENERAL AGENT

AI1ES y. EILE I, UEhEKAL AdEN
- AID COMMISSION MERCHANT, Office removed
30 the Odd Fellows Hail. Franklin street, one square
below Exchange Hotel again ofers his services to
tFs pu bic in Hiring out Negroes Collecting Claims,
Rcntin g Houses and buying and selling Produce OF
cyefv, description. He is also prepared to receive
on Slrage at very moderate rate any and all kl;o
of or 7auce and when sold by himself no charge for
Storage He also has ample aud comfortable Rooms
for tho accommodation of Servants while hiring,
without being exposed in the streets, which by q
late ordinance Of tbs city forbids their standing.
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EDUCATION.
SCHOOL NOTICE.
tEa 0rbnnl of Noa1n

TIME Exercises Of the School at MEADOW
Farm. Hsnoyer county, viii be resumed on the
,s,h - isnnary n.1t under the supeiintrndence o.
Mr. AemsTgAo HIT. . gentleman oil eight yeats
experience in teaching H. s..s;a.
,a,S. w Il. SYDNOE.
Ne adow Farm Dec. 22--d&wl5t
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II ISSOLUTION.-- The co-partnership
~ of KERSEY, DAVIS SMITH is this day
dissolved. Persons indebted to the concetn will
please pay up, and those having claims are request
ed to present them. Either party will settle the bu-
siness of the concern.
The business will be continued by KERSEY
DAVIS de 3n-2w*
NOTICE.-Mr. ALEXANDER STER-
LING will have interest in our busnes IS from
this date. CRENSHAW & CO.
Richmond, Jan lst, 1854. jas
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IN PRESS, and will be Immediately pub
L lished, NEW VIRGINIA BOOK-"A South
ern Home" by aVirginian, elegantly illustrated
A. MORRIS, Publisher,
de It's 81 Main st
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JOHN w. DAVIES,

PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MISC n
SOUTH SIDE OF DOCK. NEAR mAYo'S BRIDGE.
n Monuments, Tonbs, Vaults, and all kinds o
Stone work for Burying- Grounds &c, executed witt
neatness aud dispatch. 30-ts
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IN COOK is this day dissolved by mutual consent
JOHN X. COOK will continue the Agency BUSH
ness of the concern, and close the same. GEO. W.
TOLE will attend to the closing of the other mat
ters OF the TO the extent of collecting the
sbts due the concern aud paying of those they owe,
IT, dep4 ndent of their transactions IS Agents. and no
fal thes-
II the purposes aforesaid either party may use
the ,aue of the concern, except making or en-
dorsi tg the notes &c, and then only with the ex-
press consent of the other.
p-o0 GEO w. TOLER,
de1o JNO. r COOK