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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-25
rM" NEW NVI!:s UroN Mo!scHsr.H,s
FAL1 's'Es.4DEy SE0 -
JAMES WOOnilUCSE 4 ~


BooISselIers, Stati"ncrs, and ~ealrr. l.,
c@GR<-zsliAE FORTES. GCIrAES,
HSA|9 LINS, MUSIC &c. "cl113.
q 13o Main Street, Eiran"nt a.. gSSsssfE
ID Eli leave To call the attention III the public to NS
ID their stock nf Goods, which, already one Of the large
Ia the State, IN their line Of business, ;!Iey are now increas-
ing.hy fresh supplies, which will u:akri complete In every
department, and we'll worthy the attention Of buyers.
They especially invite nm examination FROM the country
merchants, confidently believing that they are able TO sup
ply their wants 10 their entire satisfaction.
They can furnish from their book. lNndery and nanniac-
tory every description Of Blank and Memorandum Book,
and AT low prices.
Their Wnr:.I!onms are constantly supplied with Il large
assortment of PlA%U FOisTES OF the very hest manufac-
ture, which they are willing to sell on reasonable terms.
Orders are respectfully solicited and viii be promptly
and faithfully attrndcdio.
W0OplIOCSE { co.
p. S.-They lmvc recently published = rcw work by an
able AMI distinguished citiHzrIi OF Nlrginin-Th= Lost Prtn-
clplr-nIdresscd especially TO the Young Inea Of the South,
but which has br-rr fHyoraGly received by the reading pub
lie everywhere.
"Amihs, the sensation novels and Ern;iy literature OF the
Nineteenth century, il is refreshing 10 See, issuin. from the
press, OF either side Of the Atlantic, = work 80 full OF bold
AMI original Thought, but especially 20 when such Il WORK
COMES irOm a virginian andis in firginls first published TO
the world. Such is the Lost Principle, by EarbarosEa.-
fRirhuOHI Examiner.
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|. IN .as siia ssr, yESr,.-o1..---,
~, 80 '.:r 20 t.,.!Ssrr Vest, is 30 ,yrs '."sE Of
Zee :, NN' III" a. examination
AtkH, BALDWIN & wIlr,,,.
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The location IL Mr.. FOyn0r's School Is midway between
his residence and NY own, and pupils Will be received rs
bnardrrs in my family AZ Mr. P.s Rates. Mr.. Digs Poynor
will board with me. This arrangement secures TO those board.
ing with me such assistance in their studies as may be requir-
Ell u, any time, and that degree Of counsel ar control Which
will be beneficial 10 their msrals or manners. have known
Mr.. f'oyacr from hi, childhood, and cali confidently recon-
mend him 10 The public AS competent by his attachments
and qualified ny his character aud disposition for the pro-
frsslon in which he now engages. All boys who may be ell.
trusted 10 int shall receive that kind AMI parental atten-
ton extended 20 my own sors.
J.. RAvENSCRoFT JONES.
Brunswick Springs, Va, August iUlh. !'Go.
Aug, Gl-N
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

EENEKAL SLTEKINTE NUkNT,S UFFIIE,
RichNUSp, Va, DhCENDkE ~, 1850.
~ PEClAL NOTICE The Up A.=i,-h
= Freight Department Of this road SA4LgSS SES3zs-EEH
W III be closed ~ / O'Clock, +. NJ,
FRIDAY, ihe 2l.t Instant, and will not he re.0p-ned again
until FRIDAY, the 4uh day Of January, 1sjl. The last out.
ward bound Freight Train for The present year will leave
Richmond on SATURDAY, the 22d inst, and the ntyt one
on SATURDAY, the 9Th Of JANUARY, lsGi.
The last inward Freight Train will arrive In Richmond
on MONDAY, the ?i;h instant. Any live Stock will he de.
lirered the same evening, and The down Freight Depot will
be opened from 9 TO l2 o'clock, \. NJ, on WEDNESDAY,
the .G,h instant. for the delivery oil such articles as cen.
signe.s may desire. after which lime II will be closed until
FRIDAY, the ih day of January.
STEPHEN HUNTER
Dec Got PRINCIPAL Freight Agent.
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THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING
THE BALD AND GRAY.

THE BALD AND GRAY.
NVASY, since the grca, discovery Of Prof. Wood, have
vi attempted not only 20 Initiate his restorative, hut pro-
less Ia have discovered ,Gu ething that would produce re.
suits Identical; hut they have all come and gone, being car
riet away by the Wonderful results Of lrof. Woods pre-.
partition, and have been forced TO lrnve the field TO its re-
sisllcss sway. Read the following:
BATH, MANN, April IS, 1859.
Pgor. o. J. Wuuu,s & Co.. Gents The letter wrote
you In lS5G, concerning your vnluabl. Hair Restorative,
and whic. you have published Ia this vicinity and else.
where, has given rise ~ numerous enquiries touching the
facts In he case. The enquiries are, first, l. II 4 fact NJ my
habiIalion aud naGIc, as stated IN the communication: Sr-
cund, Is II true OF al! therein contaiEcd: Third, does my
hair still continue Ia be IN good order and Of natural color:
To all can aud DO answer invariably yes. My hair Is even
better than any stage q. my life for 10 years past, more
soft, thrifty, aud better cnlortd the same Is true Of my
wliskcr-, and the only cause why II I. not generally true, /,
that the substance Is washed oil by frequent ahlutions OF
the face, when If care were used by ~iplng the face in close
CONNECTION with The ~nhiskers, the same result will follow as
thu h.ir. ! have been In the receipt OF IA great number Of
letters from NIL parts Of New England. asking me If Ey
hair still continues TO he good; as there is so much fraud In
the rIanu!Lc:urr and vale Of various compounds rs well rs
this, il has, no doubt been busely Initiated and been used,
not 0nly wi;hou; any good elect, but ~ absolute Injury
! have not used any OF your Restorative Of any account
for som. month";, aud vet ms hair Is As good 81. ever, and
hundreds have examined Il with surprise, a- | am now Gi
years old and not d gray hair in NY head or on my face:
and 20 prove this fact, ! send you Il lock or my hair taken
oil the past week. received your favor OF two quart boz.
Ties last summer for which l am very grateful: ! gave Ito
M friends and thereby induced them TO ty IL, inany were
skei,ical until after trial, and then purchased and used II
VIII universal success. I will ask Us II favor, that you send
rsr q ties. by which | can discover fraud In the Restorative,
sold hy many, ! fear, without authority from you. A pure
article will ensure III cess, and | believe where good effects
do not follow, the failure Is caused by the Impure article,
which curses the inventor Of the good. ! deem II my duty
rs heretofore 10 Keep you applIscd OF The continued eurci
gu Inv hair, a. | assure all who enquire o: Inc Of NJ I'M
shaken opinion Of its valuable Results.
! remain, dear sir, yours.
A.. C. RAYMOND.
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] TttNiIl, UrIT SIT, uurH
a. C. RAYMOND.


AARoS's Rus, KY, Nov. 20, 1919.
pRnr. @, J, WuJu: DEAR Sir II would certainly be to-
inr YOU a great Injustice not IN make known Ia the world,
the wonderful. rs we'll as the unexpected result ! have ex-
peri-nce,l from using oSE bottle c. your Hair Restorative.
After using every kind Of RcsiorativcS cS;ant, but without
success, md finding my head nearly destitute OF Hair, ]
was finally induced TO Try II bot,I" OF your Hair lies;ora.
iirr. Now, candor and justice compel Inc TO announce 10
whoever may read this, that | now possess a new and beau
tifu! growth of hair, which ] pronounce richer and hand
soU,rr than the original waa. | will, therefore, take occa.
sion 10 recomment This Invaluable remedy to ALL who may
feel The Necessity Of II
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UneIhalf payable OH the Is; VI October, lsGU, and the re
mainacr on the 18th OF February, lsGl.
Reference Is made 10 Kew. Dr. Moses b. Hoge, and TO
any OF the former patrons Of the school.
Catalogues Of the Seminary, containing more detailed In
formation, can be obtained at any Of the Bookstores, or
by application 10 the undersigned.
',.i i, n nI-pT-y rI.h,,nnJ ",
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SIIAKErS PATENT GOiLs:.is e \ tt-
ROWS.

SNEinyI;r the attention of :hc iAr;u:as -&
community 20 This Ss.S.
NEW HARROW, sgrSISCS4p
Which has been tried by !nany prac;ica! Farmers, and pro-
nounced the very best inrletaeit yet made Tor preparing
the land for seeding small grain. and r!f-c;ually covering
tie grain after seeding, with Two hcr::s, doing The work CT
six siasie plows.
We h.y purchased The ri:l: for ;h- STATE Of Virginia,
and are now manufacturing ;hcIn for the ensuing season.
and respectfully I4si:- al examination Of tErIn.
JuIy il riEu. WATT ( CO.
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1. .H,I,

rTiTEOf NORTH C.tkOLlSA-ii0Ch-
= ISGuAM COUSTY.-William ". Roper and others vs..
{. l., tiIrnn, administrator Of Charles Roper drceased-ln
Equity.
count of e.. l.. Green, as the administrator Of Charles no.
,cr, dtc,as-i, and that he advertise for all Of the next oi
kin Of the raid 'Chas. Roper, deed, 10 appear before him
at the time and place Of taxing the sane, and prove their
relationship.
In ~ubedienrc 10 the foregoing order, notice !. hereby
siyea tina; have appointed my Office In the town OF Went
worth. Rockingham county. rs the place. and Saturday
before the last Monday IN March, ISL, as the time, when
and where | shall proceed to state the account above men
tio,r-!, at which time and place all persons claiming 10 be
the mex; OF kin " said Charles Roper are requested 10
make their appearance and proof 10 make before me, II
proof they can. Of their said re'ahcnShip 10 NE saia 'i,e'
tate. - sSa'"F"H, - "'F"
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Il AGES! CA RisiAtiEs!!
y2NlIE subscriber has on hand, - his Cnac!l Fs:--Ir 81
\ Masking Establishment on Eagle Alley, HrT-a-.S;|
between 18Th and ii,h streets, near the Co. ESSD>tsfe
lumbar Hotel, Coaches, Clar!0,iees, Ba-S2N~
r.nche., Burstes, with anL without tops, and SulSies, all 81
his own make, Of best materials and workmanship, MI Of
which will he sold ut the most reasonable prices, TO suit the
times: and ! respectfully ask a call from those IN SAINT OF
any article In the Carriage line, as will make IN order any
article, a. low rs ran hr made In the city Of Eichlnnni. Of
the same kind. Al. new work warranted.
August lo-3m NiCAJAH IAHHIh.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

&C. NOTICE..
fINIIE Up Freight department Of the Richmond and Dan
4 vile Railroad Company, will be closed ut s O'Clock
p. VI on Friday, the 2i.t inst, and opened on Saturday,
the 9th OF January, l>Gl.
The down freight department will be closed on Saturday,
the I'D inst. and opened on the samc dny Of the rP FREIGHT.
Amy ~pcH,hable articles received 10y the down train OF the
ed December. will be ready for delivery Oh Monday, the
9th instant, at 5 o'clock, A. ".
No freight for L%ynchburg will he received a, this depot
after 8 o'clock p. VI. m Thursday, the 2e:h instant, until
the 9Th Of January, ls6l. T. j. SAMPSON,
Dee 20-lLiJan General Freight Agi. L. & D. Railroad
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TIIc oldest Candy Manuiactoryin America
ESTABIISHED IN lSoG.
Il z z &c O

--NIGW
<,lyDy stGAR pLruS. LozEHGEs, &c. &c, in all
u their Varieties, made exclusively from treble renht'i
loaf sugar. uithou, aJu,:erartvn or ainl,ture nf deleieri"us
substances OF any kind. .
Tho,- wishing to purchase 3 pure article are requested 10
emil and examine our stock, and contras; ;tem VAIN th"+r
offered elsewhere. M 80, -
TO order, at prices ranging from IS upwards.
Candies, &C., packed in boxes Of %; 80 and w. pou"d''
sy Orders by mall promptly executed. TerI's cash.
Nov lS-1y
TOx,S SPARKLING GELATINE-For max.
ing rich and beautiful Jelly, Blanc Mango, &c. III q
very few minutes. For sale by
Dec22 DOVE s Gu, pruEstss'
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KICIfMOND FEMALE
ON GRACE STREET, " THIRD AND FouNlpr
nn.r.n...

A.. N. DCpUY, 4. ..rkiSctPAL-
fHIllE mex; session Of This Institution viii commence ~
4 the lst Of October, 1860, aud will terminate Oh The "o'h
June, 1861.
The Principal will be aided, us heretofore, by n well ST.
lrctcd corps Of Assistants, who, With tIrir ability AND eApe'
riencc, cannot fall tu give satisfaction.
The Boarding Department will be under the Inanageuieht
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dupuy, assisted Iy Mrs. MARY Ii. Cassrns'
formerly Of Savannah. They alone will reside in the Semi,
nary with the young ladies, and Will exercise Il PdrsRMs
care and control over those committed 70 their charge.
The success which has attended this effort 10 establish. IN
the city Of Richmond u Female Seminary or the first CLASS
has encouraged the Principal TO provide more ample nc
coninodalions for the next session. The buildings nc now
being enlarged, md important notifications will be made
Ia Them, which will add greatly 10 their convenience and
comfort. The lodging roums Ric large and well ventilated,
and not more than from two To four boarIels Will occupy
one room. The Recitation Rooms will be we'll arrange. for
the accommodation Of the pupils.
tNS EnN NINE M0ITIIS-
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Villas. j . tNt
100, Main street, Richmond, Va.
CHAs. T. 3foRRISs.
VIRGINIA CITY
- ~ ~ T II y y n u

On NORFOLK HARBOR!
r COATED on DEEP WATER, above the Navy Yard,
~ HIGH, HEALTHY, cySTRAL, on the inside OF the haroor,
aud unsurpassed for ready business facilities, by TWO grand
trunk railroads ramifying into all the Southern aud Western
States, tao ste amhoat and slip canals, bud the best harbor
In the world. LOTS tnow) only S60-s145 IN monthly
payment Of So. The greatest portion OF the clear re-
crip,. 70 he appropriated for manufacturing purpos.s-for
which a Company has been chartered, Capital ~a3OoIhto.
shares 1850 each In which all friends Of manufacturing
industry, In this locality, are invited to participate. Another
portion Of the receipts for lots to be appropriated for street
hmi other public improvements.
For particulars, and subscription for lots or H'ann'ac,
turing stock, Apply 10 Office OF ~"Nirginia City Company
u, Maln street, Norfolk, Va.
wy. sCHMOELE, President,
A. LURCII, General Agent. and
0. A. S%TEECKEI:, Agcn; for Richmond. No. 3, Main
,,s.t Nov 30-dlIn
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InIIN w

JUN W. kEE
ATTORNET Il LII ".
WILL practice 10 the Courts Of the city o! Richmond
and county OF Lenrico.
Stric, attention will be given 10 all business entrusted TO
him.
OFFICE-For the present, with his father, VIM. Green
south west corner OF MAIN and ilh streets.
Iurs O--Iyif
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4. accidents 1oiR happen, sren in rtN reynhniedJ dD't'
lisA, il Is very desirable TO have some cheap and conyenl-
emit gay for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c.
SPALDI?G'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can aIoru
70 be without II. ltsRlways ready and up to The sticking
point. There Is no ltng-r n Necessity for NmplnR chairs,
spIlntered vcnters, hcIdlrss dolls, and broken cradles. II
Is Just the article for Gene, shell, and other ornamentalworE,
50 popular with ladLesuf refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation ID used cold, hcing che'nicai'
Is held In solution. AMI possessing all the valuable ruhntitf
OF the brs. cabine;-m,kers' Glue. II NAV he used In:
place OF ordinary tnu,!lage, being vastly more adhesive.
"CSEFU. ~ EVERY HOUSE,
\. IA brush accompanies eaci. bottle. Price, % cents.
Wholesale Depot, 20. IS Cedar-st.. Sew YorE.
Address HENRY c.. SPACLDlSG 4 CO.,
Hox 80. Coo, New York.
Put up Tor UealrrsIn Cases containing Four, Eight, and
Twelve Dozen-ah esut!ful photographic Show.Card accom-
panying rac . package.
~ single hotit % sPALnlSG'S PREPARED GLUE
viii save ten times Il, cost annually 10 every household. AZ
Sold by all proin arnt Statioaers. Druggists, Hardware
and Furniture Deasrs, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make i note OF SPALplHGS
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their li:. u Will
, o,J snr climate Feb ll-dckw
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S!iilSpliG,

FOR KALErNOitE
THREE TINES A WEEK -rOWllATAS STEAMB0AT
COMPANY.
FBlllE Steamer b ELYIDERE +, Captain EsDsz-n
L Wm. ". keene, will receive freight HA-f
to-day, MONDAY, the 24th December. GTSiStn!Hg
Freight taken 10 Boston via Baltimore, SaS1-sA3aa,aS
Ut lowest rates With greatest dispatch.
No lihds received on hoard unless engaged al our Office.
Passengers will please be on board before the hour OF
departure, l2 o'clock NJ, Tuesday, 9th December.
Tickets for passage procured either nj our uiiice in
Shockoe ship, opposite the Columbian Hotel. or a. the
Steamers Wharrrs. Rockets.
Dec 2i-2t DAVID 4 WM. CUl;E1E.
u. \. VI. 'TEA NlSasTP ROANOKE.
FOR new YORK VIA NORFOLK.
TENHE Steamship ROANOKE, Capt. Geo.
Il ". Couch, will leave here at ! O'Clock. .slHS-ScESs.
y. NJ, Tuesday, Dee. 25h. oIER'
Passengers are requested 10 hc on board aA3SSSSHSs
In due time.
Passage to New York, meals and state room Included,
SlG. Storage passage ouly 80.
sassage {. Norfolk same AS ny the river boats.
Freight received to-day, Monday.
Con,i:nr9s are requested TO s:nd for iheiT good: to-day.
Tickets and berth, secured u, our Office, or on lard the
ship.
Freight for Boston taken Il, moderate rates. 'n1 forward
ed with dispatch.
Dec a4-gt LCDLAM 4 WATSON.
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INDEPENDENTS ACADEMY :.

lSDEpESDENGE ACADEMI.
rsIIiE first session of this School hogan on the l!ih Of Sep
4 trinbrT, 1882 aud was successful.
Tie scroud session began on the 2rth uf February, 1850,
under fatt"ring omcns.
The third session will begin nj the 81 of September, 1850.
The Academy Is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES 40 to per sesSion.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN aud ANCIENT Lam
GUaGES sl5 G0 per session.
BOARD ~ per month. Address the Principal,
JAMES 4. HARTLEY, A. 81,
~ nn IL InlcnrnIlrnc. Or u .niini q Nn
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NIE>INAS ANtsEAENr>-.A; H.. u...,rr 70.
'ff'" a~'ier4"o" a; taEca O'clock. : !. .l,, .,,,,.
'. s',!rE::atte ~. be gwen. mu:.= 49,, v n"M
-. '-,g .y.i i.eiHIn: @nione: % MAKE E;..aI. ,i.r"",
! ;i;";' e; -. U,.a. iI,ir, ii,cr,. viii .a'"M
~ ;et,.;;";.e 90 "; "5-;s order. i. ai.,, Wr ~
M'>. N"l."' -! a;y~..- .:,:a,,,..; $50,
49, T. .~'l..; * ,i'eh e~oa.,iay. ""'
III, .'.n',''.:' w.. st>u - Al ,;.n..., ,,,,
! I bo' Jf.'H"aGee' aas do lis a.n".: ~ i -. a..
'D.H'' !eGsi.e, I'D i"!Sc :,eal y.. ,'s'
'o'; =. &~,:..!,: bus =. .f.,.. . ''s'' ':''
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10" 49, FOX fkAN'f lie Minister Of FL
.y@i - Et'.t' n:' .'asnuareic d. vr-,:..,nsr, .a.
T.. 800 90 ,""i- February ..1, ;rmdnr. .nI
S. ", 80. ':a>'' 'i-;rjs, :,sr auI d L:iI ,bon,-
". - ,,I '~'': ""t aida .s.: tnyr..ni ,,u,
VI ticHASGE. -ExcErange on New
1900 a. Es::!siciii:ia ~ tot. 70 ..rI-
tendency t~oHnwar,is.
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Esi BEITNplCklNsUN. HILL Co, A"rt.

Il will bSEGEOES -rh.s bay, =; a. o'cs"e>
Boys aud Girld 81 likely Negroes. ccn=!.t:.. q: 80,
Women and Children.
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NkF, =, NT'I.F.N IfNEIN.
=. S.-Tiis testimonial OF NV APPRECIATION for your ralu'
able medicine (as you are away NJ IS unsolicited; but II
you think it worthy n place among the res:, insert Il " you
wish: II not, destroy and say nothing.
Yours. &c, Rev. y. 4. Is.
TIL. Restorative is put ap In hotties of three sizes, viz.
large, medium AMI small; the small hollis half a pint and re-
tails for one dollar per hottie; the medium hold al least
twenty per cent more in proportion than the small, reiail'
for two Iellsrs per bottle; the large holds 4 quart. forty per
cent more In proportion, and retails for three dollars a bot
tie. o. J. WOOD i CO., Proprietors. ~ BroadwHy, New
York, and III Mark ct Street, ST. Louis, Mo, And snii wy
al good Druggists, and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Dec l3-Sm
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BE s. CO.. AL

WWENTf
i We will sell 20 likely slaves. This day, q; 10 o'c!oc
Belts & GREGORY, y,
Ernnl liz strA,
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" aN Vt ntTI",v:
,,,,1 ,SD WINTER READY MADE CLoihtNr'>2
Il at LEVI HEATERS, 40. 81. MAiS SfrFt':-H ~
-. md x.;l.srl.c.ci stock OF Yea, l@-i.s - n
~ -. :, NJ ali s.yi-. and prices. c"in?fs'iE -
80 ~ e,s pl.c, and Blue Cloth Dr-'s ana fi"TA ut
ppad low price ca:s'@e;c ha,;9.'; ;.s s;'i i:ia n..y c" - f a.
beaver FtoIA "..co,,- S.a,.sin, L'p:ss!. anu r"i-r,''"i'
i 6narsss;.' iox price goods for ser"aHts. "est, Witt -
rs for dio:ngToon s.rran'.; Gisy ana E sSif,s Di Co.,,
cheap Sir satin and Schrn!rl trarfs. SAX sni r.
Pocsr: ilsndt... G'Grs.. wGc!.n ana 6r MsnnG S M1I
ans and cheap Ne'. Cnisr shi''i ana 1!ass.'..' :G. s.
caIl and re: your supply al ,,,, s,-.r:
81 door beluw IAN CT Pear S'f'e.
p.s-AIso, a large assortment: OF eI;rt ~ 49, Ctor.
! c,o,S rrocx and Business Cas.lMrFe c@s,; nc-i,,Jo,.
! and Fancy Cashmere Us, AGA
~, On
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BY liECfOK DAVIS, 40,

S0 SEGROES.-This day, r. 10 o'cio :. III T.
w sold 80 likely slaves.
NEcTni, ;.A.. in,
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THRUST ~ LIZ OF Nf:tI x OF.S.-I vii. sci, at
Il my Auction loom, On WEDNESDAY, "G:h ias'., q o.
II likely negroes, by order Of the trustee.
a. Dec - HECTOR DAVIS. Auc,icrsr-
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[rrom Rev. u. W.. samson, LID. President OF Columbian
College,


Commissioner Of ~pstrhston, to the ION. Joseph Holt, late
raj. Also, to C. A. McEvoy?d at present Postmaster Gene
Enr,ir,r HIchmond. Va. Z. burger and Editors Of the
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% SEGlSOES.-We will sell THIS M0ENiNC.,
CO ~ O'Clock, thirty likely Slaves.
DAVIS, DECrRET L 60,
Odd Fellows Hall. corner Mayo and Franklin So.
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MAYORS CovE---MoSnAr. john Hitch.
- - Lied = .: per:ai:;ia: an uulawr!l asse,!!
a-s7ovs "a his premises.
~ danes "a> .ard 81 Tor q Ike offence. Jas.
" : Wa me-. - Ike a!mpu:l: FOR IL similar
.s.. I. ...'1, ~. ordered - 10. beating JACK. :
H..
'4"' i!r-H "a! l]-aa:i@. Besc!rrson, ~c!.arsei
L 'e.iA"s H":1y: !:e..a'a, were committed for
:n' .; %>siv:y.
!, l"ti t::e!er, ei.a;;~i ~. oea;;u. his wife. was
..a.i:,G Tor wa:.; u -l:c.v.
I~.,oa.as, slave 10 Jaae, l~iaI>vy, char y.,l with
49,; wool ;ro;a Mary Fields. vas ordered g.
:~='"'!; Roach c:!aIstI WIKI a>,au:;n- AlcA.udcr
'.-'.&' = Zee ''"-'o, vas required 10 s.y: surely
% ,,!n trEa,.ug.
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q IUTy-TtHEC.
Dec ll-cuiS GEORGE Is. TAYLOR, I.,ih

NINGINIA.--lS CHANCERY.-At Raics hed In ;he
Clerk. 0iGcr Of the County Cour! OF Caroline coG"t7,
on Monday, the I'D OF December, istv, Elizabeth ]. f!tp;p,
| JEFFERSON Hippo, In his own right and As administrator of
Sarah Is. Hippo, decd Ann =. flippo, L!t:i-;of9 Pnr!U,
and NJ. d. Flippo. t:-in''.'.
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NJ CllANCERr.- rules held IN ,He
Clerks office Of the Circu!: cour: OF Caroline coGa:y
m Monday. the sd day Of December, l>to:
Benjamin M%erryinan, P.iint..,