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~ .DYSPEPSIA.-0ne Of the most annoying and
stubborn diseases to which the human family Is subjected
may readily be cured. even in Its worst stage, by the proper
use Of BAKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM DITTEIS. In
addition to what thousands Of others have said Of its vir-
tues, We append the testimony Of II. NJ. Garland, Jr, Esq,
Of Culpeper Court House, Va, u gentleman well known
throughout the state, and one whose declarations WILDE re-
lied upon BY all who know anything Of his high character.
In a letter 10 the manufacturer OF these celebrated Bitiers,
dated 9th January, 1851, II. VI. Garland says:
up to last fall, a year. | was a complete wreck from
Dyspepsia, Of the worst kind. then, or rather the prece-
ding summer, obtained II package Of Bakers Premium Bit
tiers, and my restoration commenced; and though have
not used 4, for seven or eight months, l date my recovery 20
the use OF It, last winter, AS do my family. A gentleman In
Halifax, to whom I recommended your Filters, was similar.
ly relieved, and told ME he owed his He, he believed, to its
USE"
II such testimonials IN the above cannot induce the az.
ficted to resort to the use Of BAKERS CELEBRATED PRE-.
MUM BlTTETS, a. 4 sure remedy for the Dyspepsia. II,
would be a waste OF time to offer them relief In any form.
They can be had Of every regular Apothecary stere in the
State Of Virginia. Chas. Staff & Co., Washington, ID. c.;
Cauley L Hatch, Baltimore, and by Barnes d Park, Sew
York.
Orders would be promptly attended to by addressing
Oct 2l =. BAKER, Proprietor, Richmond, Va.
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II,I1R RaPID INCREASE IN THE SALES
M inns WuEEIER 4 Wilson SEWING MACHINE Is

THE RAPID INCREASE IN
oP THE WHEELER 4 WILSON SEWING MACHINES
.ince The reduction Of prices, on the iSt Of October, has
hroueh, the whole number sold up 20 Twenty THorsASp'
100 nOO Of which one-hslf have been sold In the past year.
This Machine has taken the highes; premium, this yca',
Of IN. Fairs OF the United States and the States OF virginia,
New Yor., New Jersey. Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Illinois;
Wisconsin, Michigan. indiana, MISSISSIPPI, Missouri anu al,
BaI,Imorc and San Francisco. 1t uses thread from the
original spool; makes hens, tucks, fells, and In The mos
n,rr,c; manner, without bsstinS: l. adapted TO coarse or
dnc WORK; runs with ease and rapidly; In simple and dura,
bic. easily adjusted and managed, and CT elegant moie!
and fni.b. Price. from 80 to 500. Terms cash.
No charge Tor instructions, or packing and shipping.
Send for a circular.
Hn 20 -' '' +. II. CRAIGE, Agent.
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TWO TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
,PPROxIMATION PRIZES.
counting to. .s3I7.7 1850
Whole Tickets $40, Halves IS, Quarter
$3.50.
PLAN or TIE LOTTERY.

The numbers from / to $1,000 corresponding with 'hc'e
numbers on the ticket, printed on separate clips OF paper
are encirclcd with small tin tubes and placed III enc wheel
The Grst iI9 Prizes, -lmilarly printed and encirci:d' are
placed In another wheel.
from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the sauna time a FREE Is
drawn from the other wheel. The number and prlke drawn
ON. are opened and exhibited 10 the audience, aud register
I'd by the Commissioners; the Prize beins placed sgaioSI the
Number drawn. This operation Is repeated until the prizes
are drawn out.
the ,wo succeeding Numbers TO those DRAWN: the mrs. y
Prizes Will be entitled to the rs Approximation Prizes. FOR
Tirhst. numbered lies. 1929. li2ji, ll259 will each be en-
ti,led To s200. If Tickle, No. $50 draws the $1,000 Prize
those tickets numbered 5ls. 54?. ISL, So, will each be enti'
lied Ia sis0. and 40 on according 10 the above scheme.
Certilcates OF Packages will be sold a! the folio"
Ing rates, which Is ;b. riss: -
Ce-.lfra,cs o,Packages OF 10 Whole Tickets.
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wHARTHORNE,s ANTI.DILI0Us

PILLS, the safes. and bes. ~Purgs.ive Pills In use. They act
upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, carrying OF all bile
and every foul secretion. They don't grippe, are easy In
their operation, and can be taken At any time, without fear
OF exposure. They remove Colds from the system and pre-
vent rheumatism. II you suGr, with any pain, use liARTs-
lI0lNE'S CuiiEALl, the great Pain Annihilator. II you
have a Cough, use iIARTSII0l;SE'S COUGH SYRUP, which
issthe best Cough Syrup in the world.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond and Petersburg.
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PURLIC SALE OF THE ALLEGHANY
SPRINGS.

IN The SUlNE1 oF luoNEht.
IN PURSUANCE OF the provisions OF a deed OF trust, ex.
J. ccuted TO me on the 10th day OF April, lsSI, By Dr.. Ned
r.. Bridges and wife, and Of record Ia the Clerks Offices OF
the counties Of Mont som-ry and Franklin, made 20 secure
u the Ncssrs. Holt. the former proprie;ors, the paymen, OF
the purchase money for the Allegheny Springs property, /
will. a. Trustee IN said deed, offer for sale, 1t public arctlon,
In from. OF the Allegheny Springs Hotel. on THURSDAY,
TIE 2iTII DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1859, II fair, II not. then
on the next fair day, except Sunday and Monday, ThREE
UNDIVIDED F0uRriiS Of all that weil-knoun property In
III. county q Montgomery, known Is the ALLEGltASf
SPRINGS PROPERTY, which consists besides the Springs
proprr) 81 L Trac. OF Land, supposed to con'sin aboc: $40
acres, Of the llo:el, Cabins, bath House. and other improve
nents on the said tract of land. and Of the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, and Live Stock, rsed
and employed upon the said tract az land, and belonging
20 the said Springs establishment. The improvements are Of
the mont substantial kind, and are sufficient for the com.
Portable accommodation OF 1--WE BcSuHgD VISITORS. These
Sprlng. have. for several years past, been regarded as
aiaoug.t the hest III rot, Indeed, the best piece, OF proper.
Is In the s.a,c-ih. water being justly celebrated for It's
extensively patronIEch; and such is :hc!r celebrity, not only
in th. state, but Throughout: the South, tina; a further dc.
sc-iption 1, deemed unnecessary.
Possession will be given upon the consuuDa,ion 0. the
safe, 90 that the purchaser will have ample ;lne 90 Make
arrangements, for the ensuing Spring season.
am authorized by Mr.. u. W.. L. Holt, the owner OF the
other fourth o. this property. IL say, that II the purchaser
al III. -lte advertised desire Il, he can purchase his lnterrs;
upon ;hc most reasonable terms.
To meet the requirement, OF The deed OF trust, a cash
payment will he required, which will amount to about
f9l.UUO. The deferred payments, In further pursuance OF the
trust, will be required 10 DC Eate on the tr,t days OF Janu-
airy, lSGJ and 1861, unless etherTis. agreed between The
parties in Interest. JUN Y. L. GOd6lN,
"a hAHn
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COTTON LAMBS ron SALE.

IIAVE IN Liferent Sized tract-, about Eisht Ihoasahd
l. acres Tor sa". .: ne good land Tor the 2rowth @! cotton,
a. can b. found in the United States. Situated in one OF the
h,., co,ion growing districts. being all Arkansas River
lands. the yearly average production Of which, is one bale
Of Gotten, or i,y bushels 81 corn 10 The acre. All Of the
land |, below Little Rock, and on or near The Arkansas River.
! viii sell Il on yt-y accommodating terms, and Ia such sized
tracts as III sui, pr-chaser-. The price varying on account
Of quality and location, from FIVE 20 twenty-five dollars per
acrt. The purchaser by paying Interest, can FIX the pay
mcn,: 20 suit himself. Or / will take an !ntcres. With the
purchaser, in the cultivation Of the lands, II h: VII furnish
The hands 10 cultivate them, aud after dedae:ins all expen.
sss attending their cultivation, wait Until The rrosts Of :he!r
productions will pay the purchase money.
Person, wishing to purchase, can ascertain further par
tculAr-. by aldr,s-ilg GEORGE BkuDIE-
Jan n-rvs.s Little Rock, Arkansas.
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'''N'HLS Mi:hET, Jan. 20, lSS?.
'.''r lass been no change in prices since last
inee; ready sale at quotations. Lugs--.
- :'i'1 :, EN;fa tine s. TO 6; Short Leaf 70
'rstinr sG;i to-; Extra =, TO 80: Family =.
- IA ra~r.e:-wplld command SIC.
800. WHsAI-D-st white Wa~n,ed-si.30.
western sides llaliHc; Family cured 12H.
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sTRIBLING sPaiNGs sCHY0L:

STRIBLIyG SPRINGS, AUGUSTA COUNTY, ".
UNIIS SCHOOL l. preparatory to the University OF 'ifH-
J. gin!l, any college, or for business. In i, are taught. the
English, Latin, Greek, German, French and Spanish Ian
glsgcs: Mathematics aud the Natural Sciences.
The Principal La, had m experience Of 10 years IN teach.
ing 4 classical school, and!s aided By competent Assistants.
The session begins the last Monday In Scp,ember, and
end. the first Friday IN Jane Of each year. Expenses OF the
session tir Tuition, Boaid, Washing Fuel and Lights tlG9.
payable one.half in advance. the Other At the middl. OF The
session. Charge from the l,t Of January 10 the end Of the
session tlVo.
This School /, at or, OF the plsa.aa!es: watering places
in yirsinia-~hrrc :hc'e are alum, sulphur. ~chaiybeate and
frrcstone waters. lit proverbislly healthy-the bulldogs
are n-w-hui two Buys occupy a large dormtory II Is
easy Of access. being but l3mile' from stanton. with which
IL Is connected by a ti-weekly line Of stages. II Ii entirely
In the country, away from all inducements TO vice.
Fer further information, apply 10 the Principal or Pro-
prir.or, ~s;rblins Springs, Augusta county, Va.
J. lOTClIKISS, Principal,
=. II. WOODWARD, Manager Of Hotel.
ClIESI.EY KINNEY. Proprietor.
grsrlscrs-Rey. b. 81. Smith, u. d., Union Theological!
Seminary, Va; R-r. ". II. ltunner, liarri,onburs, VAL.
Z. Walker, ESD, Washington, D. c.: ". c. Kinney, Esq,
S;aun,on, Va. Dec lf-rzW
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AUCTION SALES.
FLUvANNA LAND (NEAR COLUMBIl

FOR SALE, AT AUCTION.
DYNIRTCE or \ TRUST DEED, EXECCTED TO Cs,
ID by James X. Gait, on the Ih Of October, 1857, and
which Is recorded In the Clerks Office Of Pluranna, We shall,
TO satisfy the purposes Of said deed, proceed on the 18th
DAY or FEBRUARY. 1850, TO sell, 4: auction, on the prem
!ses, the tract Of land known ne LAwFlELD, which was
conveyed 70 US by said deed. The trac. contains about 40
acres, and Is about four miles from Columbia, on tle James
RIVER and kanawha Canal. II lies In q good nelghborhood,
and the productireness Of surrounding farms strongly indi'
Gates that under jIdisious culture, 1t might be made n val.
title Is perfect, yet We, acting simply rs trustees, will con.
vey with special warranty.
TERMS OF SALE.
Between four and five hundred dollars will be required
in cash down; abou, s&O OH the ist LAY Of September,
1859, and the balance In twelve months from the DAY OF sale.
The purchaser giving bond with good personal security,
bearing ;n,ere,. from the, day of sale FOR the deferred paw.
uneuts. aud the legal title TO be retained, or a trust deed
given rs additional security. The possession will be delir.
cred 1t once. WI. Il. COOKE, lrr...
Jan 2J-cwln WM. II. PETTET.
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Orders VIII receive prompt attention.
nx, mn mn n M q n m

ONE DOLLAHS he MUy'
w AS LOST, between baltimore and Augusta, ONE BOX,
w weighing go pounds, marked THE Adams Express
Company, Augusta, Ga" which left Baltimore on the eyer.
Ing Of December 2ith, 1s5s.
The above reward will be paid 10 the person delivering
said Box Into the hand, OF this Company, or for any !nfor'
nation which will lead 10 Is recovery.
W.. II. TREGO. Superintendent.
OFFICE or THE ApAMs EXPRESS COMPANY,
Richmond, Va, Jan. sd, 1879.
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~ WOULD HARDLY Do for any one

~ LOOK OUT FOR INVITATIONS OF
LEA 4 PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE--See adver-
tlsement Of 1oiiH DVHoAN q soHs.
Aug il-w1y
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.

triumphant Success Of the
MONSTER SPECTACLE OF MONTE CR1sTo,
With all It's new and splendid Scenery, gorgeous, Coseutne''
grand Carnival, beautiful Dances, &c.
TNHCRSDAY EVENING January 9th, 1859, VIII be pre-
scented, for the fourth time, the Romantic Spectacle OF
ONT CIRISTO.
A Grand Performance on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING.
FIFTEEN TALENTED PERFORMERS.
METZ LlTAN A L.
FUUR NIGHTS,
CommencIn. Monday, January 3lst.
PEELS original CAMPBELL MINISTRIES anu
MI BRASS BAND, from ~, Broadway, New YORK, nave
the honor TO announce that they will open as above, WIN
New Songs, Choruse.. Operate Burlesques, Dances, DC, &C.
For particulars see bills Of the day.
Tickets twenty-five cents. Doors open nj :: TO commence
at - o'clock. pR. j. y. 'oSI~,
Jan ai-it AEeHl.
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\ SERIOUS Loss.-It is said that Mr.. James
Carter, who resides near Hanover Courthouse, on
the panlukey river, lost sixty five head Of sheep =
few DAYS ago, By the sudden rise in the river.
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Ri-AfRICAN CULUNlLai ION LHNElhED:
TTNIIEsE Pamphlets, by Edmund Eufin. Of Virginia, are
i each Of 30 pages octave, small type. They were plin..
ed In this form with = view mainly 10 gra,uitous distribution
through the mall.
4 .mall portion cf the impression Of each work. Is offered
for sale. ..
Ten copies Of either pamphlet, mailed postpaid, for -
cents.
One copy for 10 cents. post paid.
attention. j. W. KAHpoLrm,
L., - U0Okseler.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
= THE STATISTICAL TABLES OF

eN- THE STATISTICAL TABLES Of
mortality shows q reduction In this country Of the proper
tIon OF deaths from Pulmonary diseases. Doctor AiEK At
tributes this result TO the effect Of his CHERRY PkC-
TORAL. lie also asserts that the cures from his ChThAR-
TIC PILLS give reason to believe they will, AS they sone
Into more general use, materially reduce the mortality from
those particular diseases for which they are designed. from
what We know OF his preparations, We think he has GROUNDS
for his claims, and II he has, Il IL an attainment OF which an
Emperor might be proud. Rarely Is Il permitted any one
man to know that his skill Is bestovipg health anu HE to"e
masses Of his fellow men.
had the reelection for his reward.-Sprlngheid DAILY oou'
rier.
Sold by the principal Druggists of Richmond and else
where. Jan I'm
~ ONE HOUR is ALL TIE TINE REQUIRED
to keep the hair of any lady or gentleman, OF a brilliant
DoRos EXCELSIOR HAIR BYE be the article used for
that purpose. Eight minutes only are consumed III Apply
Ing Il, and the brilliant and truly natural nnt hnpaf.e" 10
No wonder that this Dye Is displaclng all Others. both In this
country and in Europe. Sold everywhere; i snd n aPpnn9ed by
Dec so"dswim No. 6 Aston House, New York.
eHr LOOK OUT FOR LIMITATIONS OF
LEA L PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SACCE-see adyer-
tlsement Of 1oiiH DoHoAN d SUNS.
Aug ll-wly
~ 1T WOULD HARDLY Do for any one
to have the temerity to question the excellence
Of Dr.. J. HOSTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH "DIT.
TIERS for all diseases OF the Stomach. In cases Of
Dyspepsia, Bodily Weakness, Costiveness, Dysentery,
and general arrangement Of the digestive organs, their
many virtues have long since been made plainly apparent.
They purge from the system the morbid humors which re.
tard their natural functions, and which bring paleness 10
the cheek, and suffering to the brow. They Danish those
clogs upon pleasure, restore the system TO high health, and
necessarily prove q valuable adjunct to the digestive or
CANS. A trial Is all that is needed TO establish them In the
confidence Of the skeptic.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
Jan pow
~ TONIC.-rrom. Col. Alder; Pike, NJ. c. from Ar
kansas. WAsmSGroS, D. C., June II, 1856.
"a have used two bottles Of your BBRlIAvES loL-
LAND BlTTERS, and have found II very useful In case OF
Indigestion and Headache, and commend ], TO all who
need y pleasant aud eticscious remedy and valuable ton!c.
DYSpEPTIC WOMEN 0TICE.-lGrhave' Holland Bit
tiers has cured me OF Dyspepsia By using IL only one week.
I recommend Il confidently to all suffering from this disease.
CLARA L. SCliUCiMAN.
Pi,tshurg, Oct. -, 1855.
Mrs. s. is the wife Of the noted Lthographer.l
Sold by the principal Druggists In Richmond aud else
vb.re Jan 2-lw
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NrOrICE.-B m. order Of the Common Council. Of the
Y City OF Richmond, rale on the lIth Of January, ls3a,
a POLL will he taken on the NINETEENTH DAY OF FEB
KCARY. Issp. 10 take the sense Of the frceholders whether
the Council. on behalf Of The city, shail subscribe 10 the
STOCK Of the Roanoke Valley Railroad Company The sum OF
$4,000: one.half thereof TO be subscribed so soon 4. an
equal sun shal have been subscribed by responsible per.
sons not residents Of Richmond, and :he remainder thereof
10 be subscribei when 4 Ike sum has been 10 Ike manner
subscribed beyond the limits OF the city.
Commissioners anil Conductors appointed 20 take ne
vote, viz
Is Jgrrgp.os wlpp.-Lr,her Libby, Joseph Brunme!l,
James Winston, T. 4. Smith and Alexander Craig, 20 be
Commissioners knd Reuben r. seal, ID Day oficer, to 6e
Conductor.
Is MAptsos wAKp.-E. shepperscn, Wa. ". CruTnp.
Geo " RandoInh. Geo. W. Gillian and Francis j. Smith,
to be Commissioners; ard c. g. Johnson, LIST Day oleer'
20 Ne Conductor.
Is MoxnoE wInp-Samucl T. Bsyly. Thos Barhan1.
Tho. poudar. Samuel }. Rutherford and W. W. Timber
lake. 10 d. Commissioners aad II. ". Morris, Ih Day oas-
Ger, 20 be Conductor. w,o.
Tcste. Illus: Lh"HoN,
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rHE BEST CoUGII SYRUP

HNllE best Cough syrup Ia the world Is Hl--horn 5 fecto'
i. raj Syrlp Of Wild Cherry.
This article Is prepared BY a chemist, and !, pronounced
by medical! men, and those who have used II, 10 he The best
pr.paralion for Coughs. Colds, Ca,arrh, bronchitis. Hoarse-
| ness, Sore Throat from a cold, and \ preventative Of that
lion OF diseases. Consumption.
Persons who sing should use i. III. pleasant 10 The taste,
scf,ens. clears aud strengthens the voice, al!a!' All irrha-
ton Of the throat and lungs. and prevents taking cold.
Bottles - and 80 cents and 81. Sold by all DruggisGin
Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and all all the townsin VIZ
ginia. Ot l?-yU
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are now re-.
l. garded az the STANDARD
FOR CORRECT WEIGHT, and
are in use by nearly every Rail
Road Company, Merchant and
Manufacturing Establishment
Throughout, IN. Country. The
reputation which these SCALES
have acquired, has been OF stea-
dy growth from the commence
ment TO the present tinrc, and
is oased upon the principle
] adopted By US, and never dc.
. visited from, Of allowing none
but rEEyEcT WEIGHING Ma.
, cHISEs TO so forth from our
establishment.
We have more than one hun.
/, bred different notifications Of
these Seales. adapted 10 tho
wants OF every department Of
o business where = correct
aad durable Scale ID required.
! Call and examine, or send
for an illustrated circular.
D.. ise, Broadway. New York.
asoE, Agent. Richmond, Va.
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INo. TIE VEAL ls59. TIE FIRST SESSION WILL COM.
i MENCE on Tx. 9Th Of January and close the ION Of
June. The seconi session VIII commence on me lslh Oh
july, and close o, the 10Th Of December. Board for ases'
sion, tJi. Tuition In Reading, Spelling and Writing. 80;
in the higher hranches Of English. Including Mathematics
and Sciences. 3lt; Fronch, $50; Music on Piano or Gui'ar,
200: use o, Plane, or Guitars, f2.s0; Oh Painting. fl5: Gre
clan. Ala; Water Colors, tT.5I: Needle. Leather, o. Grape
Work. each, e; Drawing. s6",; La'ia, s.V-;augh' by the
subscriber.
Nils, ELIZA T. SCOTT will Instruct 10 the English depart.
ment, Mis- IEENg KSArrr 10 Music, French md Ornamental
branches; both of;heTn Ladies OF extraordinary accomplish
men,s. and great diligence In attending to Their dulles: In
eirinen. qualifications o.! teachers. and Prchclehcy o! stu'
dents under their charge, no school ci 1.-THE same grade can
oller higher In luceinenti. In Music, ;he Young ladies take
their lessons in the presence Of the ;eIchcr. ana retire TO
another plano 10 practice.
/ shah exercise a general .ur-rinrendancc over the school.
frequently examine the young ladies. and 81 proper Inter
val communicates the result 20 their parent. or guardians.
gin closing, I fcellt due 10 the young ladies who have at.
tended hi, school, to cypress my sri,riai appreciation o.
Of my family. The extraordinary d.coriin, their dilig-nl
application to their duties, and their proficiency, Ine,it more
than ordinary praise. JOHN OkuAlN,'S
~ Ms addres. 1. Macfariand',, Lunenburg. Va.
&c Every article Of clothins shoild lie marked.
~ When notified OF the time Of arrival Of stuicntsiat
Blacks & White. n suitable conveyance will meet them. at
a moderate charge. Jao 19-Sv
WARRESTON N. &C., FEMALE COLLIE
GIATE INSTITUTE.
| VNiIS old Institution will conmen:s its next session Janu-
AIRY 18th, l.j?, with 4 full corps of teachers.
Terms rs liberal As other Institutions 81 the hlghes. grade.
Aid extended 10 the talented sndindisent seeking M efl'
For particulars. apply to julius WILCOX.
Dec !6-cwsv Principal.
= CLIFTON ACiDEMY.
T'IiE sH'sins Session e9 TERMs: February ISL
Board ard tuition, in advance .......... .....i@ 90
R ns;,.pH 10 Nc.sr,. p. +. I,oi.,eic, l.. l.. iIarvie. Vim. f.
Meade and A.. String, Amelia; A. Branch, Esq. ches'erfelt
DIR. Joseph h. iIarvic and l.. G. Leigh, ESQ. Powhatan; Jas.
T. Sutton. Jr, Richinond.
Address Ma,,oaX, Amelia county.
Ian I9-ciy DONALD ", HARRISON, A. ".
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MAYsvILLE HIGH SCHOOL.

nNlIIS SCHOOL Is situated at Buckingham Court House,
l. under the management Of a gentleman who comes h!sh.
ly recommended, and has been engaged in teaching Tor
years.
The subjects taught are Latin, Greek, German, French,
and AL ~. English branches, including the hgher Na,he-
matlc-.
Board can lie obtained in :he ,i.Eg- CT as good quality,
and on terms as accommodating, AZ any where In 't- Pied
mon. district.
For Circulars, containing particular and testimonials,
address J. u. :: boip.
Nov 3-c9m Buckingham Court House. Va.
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rvyrnr ,rrIY. TO take charge Of a snail School, IN =
nr;r,,e family, a Lady, well qualified to teach all the
rng;.h hrapche. usually Taught in the best schools, French
.nd Na.lc. Latin would be desirable, though no' 'nd''
pensabie. - III y, ,,.;, ,.,n,-
Address, ROBERT W. GOODWIN. Frederick HAL:
Ian g;-e3; Louisa county. Va.
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WOOD, EDDY & CO.. MANAGERS

SICCESsoRs TO =. SWAN < CO.
Tie following Scheme will be drawn by Wcop, EDoy 4 Co.,
Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery. ia each OF
their Single Number Lotteries for January, l.J9, u: ArGr--
IA, g., in puhlic, under III. superintendent or Commits
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