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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-02
Spirit Of tge 9ge; 8alejgg, UortB- GproIipp,

The whole increase of membership in the
North Carolina Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence for the year ending November l4th,
1855, was 1901 whites, SO col,1red, and l9
local preachers SO says the Wilmington
Herald.
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SUNDRIES.

WE have in store and will sell at lowest market
1900 sacks Jeffrey and Darcy L. B. Salt
1000 do G.. A. do.
100 bbls. Refined Crushed Sugar;
100 do Coffee;
so boxes Loaf do.
200 bags Rio Coffee
500 boxes Pale Soap
$50 do Brown do;
100 do Chemical Olive Soap;
$50 bbls n. C. Gross Herrings;
$50 do do Cut do.
Brooms, Buckets. Wrapping Paper, Irvine, gu
gar Boxes, Yeast Powders, Olive Oil, Chocolate,
Candle Moulds, Adamantine and Sperm Candles,
together with all articles to be found in a whole
sale Grocery.
A. NJ. McPHEETERS, & Co.,
No. G., ROANOKE SQUARE,
Norfolk, Va.
N Particular attention given to sales Of
Flour and N. G. produce generally. Orders foE
LINES, Guanos. &c-, filed at lowest prices.
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OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.

FTHHE Next Session will commence on Thursday
L the 10th of January, 1856, and close on the
first Friday in the following June. Pupils will be
admitted at any time, and charged from the time
of entering to the close of the session yet tits
very desirable for every pupil to be present at the
beginning of the session.
SAML. L. VENABLE, Principal.
Oxford. Dec. 18th, 1855. 1S-2t.
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re- Wopvs! WoRMs IA great many learn
cd treatises have been written, explaining the ORR
gin of. and classifying the worms generated in the
human system. Scarcely any topic OF medical sci
ence has elected more acute observation and pro-
found research and yet physicians are very much
divided in opinion ON the subject, 1t must be adj
mitted, however, that, after all, a mode of expell-
ing them and purifying the body from their pres
ence is of more value than the wisest disquisitions
rs to their origin.
Such an expelling agent has at last been found.
DR.. MLane's Vermifuge proves to be the much
sought after speciie-its efficacy being universally
acknowledged by the entire medical faculty. As
further proof. read the following from a lady-one
OF our own citizens:
New York, October Is, 1852.
This is to certify that l was troubled with worms
for more than a wear. l was advised to use
M'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge. took one bottle,
which BROUGHT away about fifty worms; l common
ced iIuprovinp at once, and am now perfectly well.
The public can learn my name, and further partlc-
ulars, by applying to Mrs. Hardie, NO. . Manhat-
tan place, or to T.. l.. Theall, Druggist, corner OF
Rutser and Monroe streets.
&4~Purchascrs will be careful to ask lot Dr.
Mlane' cele bratcd hermitage, manufactured by
Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other Yer
mifuges in comparison are worthless. Or. MLane's
genuine Vcrmifuce. also his celebrated Liver Pills
can now he had at all respectable drug stores
None genuine without the signature OF
FLENLNG BROS.
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WANTED.

A Situation as Teacher by a young lady, with
N with som experience-a graduate of G.. f.
College. A situation as Music Teacher is prefer
ed, but a different one would be accepted. Good
references can be given, if desired.
Address A. SPEER
I9-6t Mt. Neho. Yadkin CO.. N. G..
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classical TEACHER

A young gentleman, we'll experienced in teach
"A ing, having been employed both as Prinei-
pal and Professor for several years, desires an en-
g~.gement in somS Educational Institution. He
has received a thorough University education, and
is also especially qualified to instruct in The Nat
ural Sciences, DC. His testimonials, as to capaei-
ty, character and success as a teacher, ars highly
satisfactory. Address,
GA. wILLET, Fayetteville, NJ c.
Dee. 5, 1885, Is-st2a
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TOWNSVILLE
Male and Female Academies,

Rev. w. L. VAN EATON, An, Principal.
Miss SARAH R. FRosT, in charge of the Female De-
partment.
Miss RocIMpA J. DoUGHERrr, in charge of the
Musical Department.
nUR next session will open on Wednesday the
~ I'd of January.
Tuiti on varies from to $l2 so
ExrRAs-French and Drawing, each".......5 90
PAINT ng in Oil Colnrs 90
Contingent
Music, with use of the instrument, .......l Is 90
Board at the regular boarding houses 81 so per
week.
No deduction will be made for absence except in
cases of protracted sickness. 18-6m
MOUNT AIR MALE AND FEMALE SEM
lVE INARIES.-Located at Mt. Airy, Surry CO.,
Nc.
Rev. W. o. REID, Principal.
Mrs. JEANETTE f. REID, in charge Of the Fee
male Department.
Miss JULIA A. FULTox, Assistant.
D.. w. SoMERs, Esq, Assistant in the Male
School.
The Principals time will be divided in both
schools as circumstances may require.
The spring session will commence on the 18th
January, and close on the eth june, 1876.
Terms.
Board and tuition per session will vary from $36
to S42 so, embracing the entire academic course in
the last named amount, which is very extensive.
OrndmentGLs, extra charge.
Music on Piano, SIG. Guitar, II, Drawing and
Painting 5 each, Modern languages ) each, Fuel
lner session, so cts. We have no extra charges be-
yond hose already enumerated except that stu
dents furnish their own lights. Students can enter
at anv time during the session; but after entering
no deduction will be made for absence, except in
cases of protracted illness. The schools are fur
nished with a splendid Apparatus, philosophical
chemical and astronomical, which will contribute
largely to the advancement OF our scholars. Book
and stationary will be furnished at customary pri
ces. For further information address the principa
at Mount Airy. NC. w. U. REID
Dec. 25th, 1885. ls-6
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-Every day
affords new proofs of the peculiar effects OF
this preparation. la cases where a disorder
cd condition Of the stomach, liver and bow
els, is combined with great debility, nervous
weakness, and intense melancholy, its effects
are most beneficial and wonderful.
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MARKET.

By GEO. IL. KELLY, Grocer and Com Merchant.
Turpentine soft So 80, hard so, spirits turp.
3Sc.: rosin small l, large l so; tar has declined to
81 o. -four sup. SO, fine S3M84: corn So "a 90c
meal 81 "a l 05 bacon new 10 cts. hog round
cotton ST az 81 cts. for ordinary to m%idd!ing: cof-
fees III a III, so bags 90 days sugars advancing;
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PRICES CURRENT
RALEIGH

Reported by JORDAN WOMBLE, Grocer.
Flour, p hhl So to 5 80 and scarce bacon, hams
"a sides IL to 10; lard. Is to II; butter p ID 20
0 %: meal p bush. SO 20 70; corn p bush.
% @ 65 fodder p hundred 20 a. so fresh pork,
8 to 81 beeswaz, IS to 20 dry hides, in barter, 9
to 10: white mans 80 to 50 stock meas. so to 81.
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GRANVILLE INSTITUTE,
GRANVMIEC co &c

THE Seventh Session Of this Institution viii
commence on the first Monday in January. 1856
Terms, as heretofore. Coed Board lasy hs.hsfiR
tho neighborhood at IS per month.
JN0. W: BOOTH, Principal
Dec. 18th, 1855. I6-sx.
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For the Spirit of the Age.

On Wednesday night, the 18th inst, the
S.nior class of w. F. College had declama-
ton. The at'entai'ce particularly of Ia
dies was unusually large. The young gem
tIempn all acquitted themselves with much
credit. hut the following queStion-"ls it
morally wrong to steal IL wife E. +.
B,achum, affirmative and l.. II. Stuck, neg
%ativr, produced much sensation, and was
listen, d to with great interest. | have been
requested ty several ladies to ask the young
g,ntlrmen to- forward their manuscripts for
publication, aud, | think them not incom-
FatibIc with the scope OF your paper, and as
1t has II large circulation at this Office, | he1
them to forward their speeches. and hope it
will meet your appreciation to publish them.
an crafty their auditors, and hope. inter
est thu young 2ener lily. CICERO.
Dee, StI, 1855.
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FoRrIGN NEWS. The Pacific brings ac-
counts of more fighting between the Allies
nd Russia, lut the particulars are mcagre.
No prospect or pta,c, TIC markets &c IN
changed Unss last arrival,
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8sS The Hog which took the premium at
the Henderson Fair, exhibited by Mrs. Jno.
S. Eaton of Granville county, was killed the
10th December, weighing 525 lbs. Beat this
who can 4?
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UNION MALE ACADEMY
and Farmington Female Seminary

TIME Next Session of shese Schools located in
Davie county, near F~aTmingtob, wiz com
mence on Wednesday the 2nd OF January 1883
under the supervision Of :. Q. TasuIn and MR.. g.
0. Tatum, Principals, 3isA such other assistants
as may be necessary.
Terms far a Session Of Tr:nty Deeks.
Primary studies including Arithmetic,-.---S1-Oe
Eng. Grammar and Geegraphy-.--".--.. 5 90
Higher English 90
Greek, Latin and higher GO
Music on Piano, including use Of instrument Is 90
French and Drawing, each 90
Convenient to both Schools, board, washing
and lights may be bad a. good houses for So per
month. For other particulars address either Of
the Principals at Pennington.
December 18th, 1855. 15-5m.
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SMITH O

ENHE next Session of this Institution will com
Il mence on Tuesday, 18th of January, 1856, I'M
der the care Of e. w. Turner.
THIS Institution is located in one among the
wealthiest and healthiest portions of Davie county,
seven miles northeast of the Court House, on the
public road leading to Clemmonsville and Salem,
and at the junction of the road leading from Phelps
Ferry to Mocksville. The Academy is within a
quarter Of a mile of the mercantile and mechanical
establishments of D. S. & A.. Sheek. Those COM
ing from q distance, and unacquanted with the Vi
cinity, should call at the above named place for
further information. The neighborhood has long
since been noted for the moral and intellectual in
huences of its citizens, and students are here en-
tireTy free from the temptations and demoralizing
influences of " dram shops"
BOARD.
Board. washing, rooms, fuel and candles can be
furnished students at the very low price of $3.50
per month. Contingent expenses per session, 25
cents. Tuition will be as low as can be afforded
at any other similar Institution.
JONATHAN SMITH, Sec'ry.
Smith Grove P. O., Dee. 80, 1855. 1S-6w,
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Wanted.

A Professor Of Natural Sciences in Sales -
N male College, Salem, Russell couSy. a..
Address JOIN s. M.
s. Hard Menss, ga.
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Henderson Female Seminary.

XKTILB he opened for IT.. reception Of rap.
w On the first Monday in January. 1856. un-
der ihs superin;eDdencc Of two ladies Tho are
graduates of the Patap~ro Fem-l" i~hEitute, M.
Terms per Session Of FIR ,scHths
For primary Branches, &c
for higher English y
Extra charges. French or Latiu..-.....s Os
Music on Piano or Guitar. .......-.......2A 60
Drawing and Water Painting ..---.......-.s 80
Vii ~ "
Board can be had in tho village or vicinity at
IS 90 per month.
For further particulars ad6tess Lexis IL Kstt;e,
Secretary Of the Board OF Trustees, Henderson,,
Granville county, n. G..
Granville c-upty. y. e.. Nor. I2th. '55. ie-st
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In Yadkin co., on the 18th inst. by R.. R. Davis,
ESQ, Mr.. John Sisemore, to Miss Elizabeth Smith,
daughter of Eli Smith, Esq.
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ELBA MALE
HALIFAX co. \. G.

II present session will close 18Th Dec. and
the next viii commence on Wednesday, 18th jan,
1856. As the number of students will be limited,
it is advisable for those desiring to enter school 70
make early application.
Expenses per Session.
Board exclusive of lights 90
90
Tuition invariably in advance. Circulars, con-
tanning particulars, can be obtained nv addressing
the Principal. JESSE II. PAGE
December IL. 1855. 5-4t.
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Tue NERNeSr LIQUOR LAw.-The Legis-
laturc Of Vermont have met and adjourned.
They did not repea1 the Liquor law, but i'm
proved 1t by some wholesome amendments.
There were these who proclaimed that the
Law was obnoxious to ne people. The peo-
pie thought otherwise. as they were careful
to elect representatives WIS would maintain
every important feature Of it. and make il
better by the wisdom gained by experience
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MORNING STAR INSTITUTE,
NASHVILLE y q

THE meEbers of Morning Star Lodge take
pleasure in Informing the public generally that
their Male and Female schools will &c opened for
the reception of students. on the second Monday
in January, 1850. Mr. n. Y. Chsppel, who has
had several years experience in teaching, has been
again employed as principal teacher for the Male
department..
Miss S. VI. Gray, al accomplished lady and ez-
cellent teacher, has bsea engaged u principal fer
the Female department. The srbcol rocms sre
pleasantly situated and remote from each other iK he
upper part Of the village.
-TERNs-per session Of five Esnths, in The Male
Department.
For Primary English branches, ......-~..Ss
Higher En- !ish branches, with Mathematics. / -
ancient 10
TERNs-for the Female Department. the IRE
az above with the addition, for Nusic on &C
CO
Use OF Instrument 80
Drawing and Painting. co
Needle 90
Board, including washing. lodging. fuel, lights.
&c, can be bad. in good families, at eight or nine
dollars per month.
The second session of 1855. will commence on
the first Monday in July. D. II. BL0UNT.
Chm'n Of Committee.
Nashville, n. c., Dec. 3, 1883. I5-tl5J
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W0lnme +.
OXFORD MALE ACADEMY
II. C.
J. II. H0RNER, PRINCIPAL.

q. u HOhN LIN, TEINLIFALs
THE next session opens the 2pd Mopdsy In
January, 1886.
Board and tuition, without ary extra thsJSe,
SIS. per session.
The Principal viii be aEsisied in the elias, cal
department. by his brother, 7. J. Homer.
The Academy having been renewed seme =
lance from the tons, the school now bas the I'D
vantage of a county sehool, without its disadvan-
tagss.
Oxford. Dee. u, 1855. I6-s,
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SITUATION WANTED.

January /, 1856.
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ByG0ddin dE Apperson Aucts
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL,
~ ESTATE ON VENABLE SrREET-Pursu.

ant to decree, entered on the 10th day OF Noven.
ber 1856, by the County Court of Henrico COUNTY In
the case of Pembertou and ais. " Watson ais. the
undersigned, Commissioner therein appointed for
that purpose, will proceed ON SATURDAY the Goth
day Of December, 1856 at half past o'clock P. NJ.
to sell at public auction, on the premises the follow
ing Real Estate yng 10 the county of Henrico near
the city of Richmond, of which Mrs. J. Watson
died seized and possessed viz lot of land fronting
so feet the South side of Venable street. running
back about 1850 feet to the property owned by o. A.
Strecker. There Ii small kitchen, with coal house.
&c. attached. The house has been occupied for sew
eral years as a retail grocery and with a good stock
of goods, the stand might be made vaiusble one.
The fixtures for grocery are all complete. Az a
private residence, convenient to business within ten
minutes walk of the old Market house, and not en-.
numbered with city taxes, (beine just beyond tbs
corporation ns,) this property il ntsgeously ut.
usted.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and II
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained. JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioner
At the same time will be sold several articles OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMs-Cash.
GnDnIN APPERsoN. Aucts. de II
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~ Christians In Coming - Close of my
SoUETR ANNUAL STovE CAMPAIGs To insure my
customers a comfortable and therefore Merry
III, stmss" am constantly making air tight Stoves
ar wood; Pyrsuds and Radiators, fer coal; Portable
Gra'es. combining cheerful open fire. with
economy Ct fael;" Portable Heaters for warming
several rooms or passages with one hre-more neat
add convenient and less expensive than furnaces and
-speciaiy Desirable for occupants of hired tene-
r.eU:s. Galvanized Ovens. un, qualled for baking
I'd roasting purposes; reference given to those who
t~e them In Also. direct from the old and eel.
r. -tHted stove, RsGFe ana Furnace Factory of the
X BarstoE, providei ce, x. l.. larger and more
,rtsa assortment than before, all OF which |
yli tu-neh at favorable prices sup erior quail
Of casting can be afforded in Baltimore and other
NcTtheru csties
Reo4igins pieces for sl the above named wares al
tvsys ia store ready for customers without the de-
,av required to cast Thorn.
Thankful for pas. fsvors, ! will erdeavor to exc.
cute ali orders promptly, 50 heretofore.
GEoRGE sTARRETT,
De l0--t2t l46 Main street
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Selling off at Cosf.--The undersigned
in5endins to make change in their firm, in their
of this city, the list of January next respect
Euiiy call the attention of their customers and the
ubtic in general that they will sell OF at cost their
entire large, well made and well selected stock of
CLOTHING. Their stock comprises in part, heavy
i.isck Riding Over-Coats, and large assortment of
her kinds: fine Fancy Silk Velvet, Black Satin,
fancy and Blk Silk and Cloth and Cashmere Vests
b good assortment of Black and Fancy Cashmere
Fsnts; Black Cloth Coats OF al grades and Business
of all qualities; good assortment of Servants
Ccottiue; Talmas, Raglans and a good selection of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODSl
Al they ask is a call and examine for yourselves.
II. HEXTER SONS, No 80 Main st.,
Next door to Purcell, Lsdd Co.'S, Druggists
no 2l-0lm%
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IOHN 4 COOK. General Agent and Col

EUHN - CUOK, General Agent and Col
y lsctor, would respectfully inform his friend.
same line OF business the ensuing year, viz SELL.
ING AND HIRING OUT NEGROES, renting out
houses collecting claims, &C., DC, at the same old
All business entrusted to his care will be attended
to with promptness and dispatch. Thankful for past
favors, he solicits a continuance of the same
- Being agent for number Of the springs Der.
sons having servants that they may wish to go there
next Sc by placing them in my hands and hiring
them ou- with that understanding, will be able to
give them good situations.
Also, Agent for renting cut Metropolitan Hall
References.-Robt. A. Mayo, Kent, Paine Co., r
w. Flournoy, Harvey Armistead, Col. C. Crozet,
VIM. c. Scott. William B. Newton, Hanover VIM,
w Michsux, Powhatan.
da I2-dSctf
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srI,oss of Annette IL the forerunner OF

Sg-Loss of Appetite Is the forerunner of
6sessss and tbs surest indication of deranged liver
sad disordersd stomach. Thoss who are thus affect
ed nay readily spell of sickness by resortng
10 ths uae o. BAKER's BITTERs the surest regulator
ID assistant of nature The skill of man has yet dis
covered. A few doses will expei secreted bile, en-
iyea tae veI strene hen the stomach, increase the
petite, assist Digestion and prevent biioushess,
lohc stomach, diarrh9a, snd ell other diseases
Of similar stamp. One single bottle, taken accord
Eng directions is worth bushel Of poisonous min.
eras ard qusck nostrums. They are purely vegeta-
b,s end entirely harmless in their action Try them
To be had of Ell the prncips Druggists in the city
OF Richmond and else~h Orders filled by ad-
dressing E. BAKER,
uoi Richmond, Va.
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By Larus e. shine.
A Ssh NEEc, SALE OF $4,000
~ WORTH OF WATCHER. IEWEIRY 10

"A WORTH OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, DC,
AT AUCTIOk.-WiIi be sold at public auction, CON-
mensing on SATURDAY. EVENING, at O'Clock, at
Store No. a. Main street, the entire stock Of er
chant declining business, amounting to about eiO0O0
worth of Gold English Hunting and opsnfaes Lever
Watches, Gold Anckers and Cylnders, Silver De-
tached Levers, Anekers and Cylinders
ALSO,
An extensive assortment Of Gold Plated and 6ih
Watches, suitable for the country trade.
ALSO,
large assortment Of Heavy Gold Fob Breast and
Guard Chains.
An extensive variety Of Gold Lockets, (all sizes,
Breastpns suitable for gents and ladies, Cameo and
Gold Stone Sets, Bracelets, Ear Rings, all styles Of
Finger Rings Gold and Silver Pencils and PENS TO-
sethsr with complete assortment ofstape and fancy
Goods, of all tkinds both American and English
Country merchants would do well to attend our
Sales opportunity il offered to them to get an
assortment Of such articles which alone be found
In the city.
Selling for the assignee, instructed 10 close
the entire stock soon ~ practicable.
The public are respectfully invited 70 examine the
stock which will be exhibited and sold privately DAT.
iy, until the entire lot 10 closed.
" Sale to take place every evening commencing
ct 2 O'Clock. LAkU6 SHINE, Auets.,
se26 No. a Main stree
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~ sioaiEs! CIonks. Clonks - Laces,
CARBOHYDRATES. &c.-opening this day
Eick Velvet Cloaks
Con ana Besver Closks and Tsimss, ali coiors
E.atds. raw Style Cloth Circulars
fuy state and Stella Shaws
Z. ask Lace Joits and Setts
Ladies' ana Children's Zephyr Hoods, Nantes and
Eosrfs
Vs!encias AMI Printed De Lanes new and very
cheap. PHICE, BAfLY WATKINS,
10 S9--lrn Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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A LOTION SALE.--I will sell without re-
IA serve, in front of Johnston L Meals Commission
House. in Dsnville at the hour of II O'Clock, M,
the Path December, 1856 the tact of land which
now reside situated u miles from Dsnville, mme-
diately on the Plank road, containing Sc acres.
There il upon said land a comfortable residence,
with all necessary outhouses, fine water, &c. Any
enc desiring raise vegetables for market will find
the place well suited for that purpose. and could
make a profitable investment. Information will be
given those corresponding with at this place..
Those wishing to view the premises will find me at
the store Of Williamson, Graves & Johnston. The
terms will be made liberal.
no 2S-dts GEO. WILLIAMSON.
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~ No,tce.-Accountant. Agent and Col.

- NOttce.-AccOunfGnt. Agent and Col
I.CroR g. ID. WooTToN would respectfully in
firm the ctiz sns of Rich nond and the public gene
lly, that he is now prepared to keep and balance
ioks make of bills and do writing by the job will
81 pay particular and prompt attention to collect
houss rents negro hires, and collecting generally
security will be given for pronptness and correctness
TO those who patronise him.
ais Uffice Is one door below the corner OF Cover
sad franklin Streets short distance above the
Exchange Hotel de 6-lmS
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svDrJ. q. III oman UcuIist, late Reside

g~DrJ +, a.. oman ucuIist, late Resident
sargeoa 70 the " ils Hsspitsi In fhiisdeipis tor
ssases of tho Eve and Limb Having had great OK
.=1enes bot in tn. Medical and Surgical treatment
OF al. tns diseases 10 which the Eye 10 shis hstto
III ssf nat can give satisfaction 70 those who may
8 "A my advice.
'eslinonials 80 to capacity from the Surgeons OF
ths Wis Hospital.
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