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SpEE;sL NOTICES.
gH.R...-rnEMINUTE MEDICINE

sy-II. u. Ls.-TEIE MINUTE MEDICINE.
READY RELIEF is truly a minute Medicine,
for /: will cure ia minutes disease s that other remedies re-
quirc hour, and days 20 eject. and will relieve she agonis.
tic pain OF acute and iaddmmatory diseases In seconds,
when all other remedies fail altogether.
EADwAY's Really REliEF should be kept 10 the house as
arms le KEEP! for selfdefence, or h fre-escape for safety
from Z sudden couGagratiOn. Hundreds die from sudden
attacks Of diseases that one dose Of II would cure. Persons
.ubj.ct 10 Fits, Cramps, Spasms, Bilious Coles, &c, should
be able tu reach II the Instant they are sEItd. Taken du.
ring the first ague chill It may prevent a second. 1t Is the
tr-nal Injury, or from a sudden nalady. Feysrs originating
in SUDDEN changes OF temperature or uuwholesone vapors,
are repealed before they have obtained a hold upon the sys-
ten, BY It's hygtian operation.
EsADWAN'S REGULATING PILLS
Purge, regulate and inriSorate at the same time. Within
n the feeling OF opyfession atthe pit y. the stomach, caused
BY indigestion, and render the circulation OF the blood ecu.
.ble. Thus they cure CostiyeneSs, Billouspess, Congestion,
Headache, Riu.teiiags 0! The Heart, Nervousness, Hyste-
ria, Female Complaints, Malsrious feyers and disorders o;
The digestive. secrr;iv= and discharsIng organs. Administer
ed as - Spring cathaTtic, they put the system in u healthy con-
dtian for the Summer campaign, aud as they norrlsh In
stead 0, weakening ,h- 5, stetn, ony be given safely L.
patti pt- whose stamina has been exhausted BY sickness
RAuwArS ttsSoviTIsG kkSoLrSSr disiLfects aud neutra'
Lies The diseased blood, depri. ing Il OF the ~cotrup'inr
principle which ,nSenGers Tubercl-s On The Lungs, Brhr'
ch,is, Quirsy, Running Sores, Cancers, Salt fheum, Fry
si.e!as, Inn luat on Of the eyes and all kinds Of Erup,lons'
Tumors, md Gisciarging sores. In the 81 condary syphi'
us. Scrofulous Gi,nrders, and all hereditary, chronic, and
cons itutional mAiadies, II orercones and tradiestes The
insidious causes Of the disease
iadvay's Rem edIes are sold by Druggists everywhere.
ROADWAY 4 CO., % John Street, y. !.
PURCELL, LADD 6 CO.. and JOHN T. GRAY. Druggists,
OF Virginia, Hnd will supply the trade ~ the New forA
prices. Jan l-oSWlh
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ROTICE.-volun,eer officers Of the state are re,
u spectfully informed that, beside the toaas required
by az, there must be an order from the Adjutant General
NM a ms. &c. C. D1aMOCK,
Dso lpett c. n. supt. Armory.
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SHIPPING.
SNHf Z HIsWt
U. =. ~. SIEAMSisaP ROANOKE.

u. =. M. STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK,
rSNliE Steamship ROASoRE Captain
Il Geo. W. Couch, will leave here at 4 @tES
o'clock, p. NJ, Tuesday, the 18th Inst. ~SSEf-trSSS
Passengers are requested to be on board sS1Sys.SS
10 due time.
$40. Stcerage passage only s..
Passage to Norfolk same rs by the river boats.
Freight received today, (Monday,) and up TO the hour
Of ! o'clock I. N. Tuesday.
C~onsignees are requested to send for their good. to-day,
Tickets aud berlhs secured al our Office, or on l. lard the
ship.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates, and forward.
cd with dispatch.
Jan 4-9t LCDLAM & WATSON.
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WHEELER g. l. S

SEWING MACHINES.
WITH NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PRICES.
rdlllE Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company hay.
4 Ing gained ALL their suits a. Law with infringing man.
ufac,urcrs OF Sewing machines, propose that the public
shall he benefited thereby, and have accordingly Reduced
the prices OF their Sewing Machines. After this date they
will be sold at rates that will pay a fair profit on the co9t
Of manufacture, capital invested, ard expense uf making
sales-such prices as will enable them n make first class
Machines, and, II. heretofore, guarantee them in every par.
ticuiar.
NEEDLES, SILK. &c., at reduced prices.
~ Office and Shlrsro1n No 80 Main Street, Rich
mouI, Virginia.
FAIRS or 1914.
WHEELER # WILSON, As USUAL, ~TIUTOR[OCS!
IwAKps Hr "a. MECHANICS INSTITUTE on SEWING MACHINES.
To Wheeler l. Wilson, ist class premiun-silyer medal.
To the Lesler Co, OF Richmond, end class preu!um-ii.
plnma.
To Grover 4 T;akcr, Bird Clas, p~TeniGm-Diplona.
ON SEWING MACHINE WORK.
lat premium TO Whee er J. Wilson,
pI ~ IA .c,ur r. Nov or-JEctr
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SOCFTHEisN "AEERLi INSTITUTE.
RICKHONU, "a.

MRS. PETER P. MAYO, PRINCIPAL.
nv lis. MAYO will open, on the FIRST OF October next, q
UhA Doariing and Day SCHOOL, for young ladies. Her object
Is 10 combine a useful and complete English educatiC-
With n practical acquisition OF French aud Gerina. and u
thorough knowledge OF Music. To accomplish this purpose
her professors Of Music, French and German will reside in
her family.
French, which Il, the native language OF the resident Pro.
fcSso:, will be the tabitual language OF the family, and
those studying German will be requirded 10 converse fire.
qucntly in that tongue.
For Circulars, containing Terms, References and other
particulars, amply 10
Mrs. PETER =. MAYO Rlchraond. Va.
SE@ Mrs. MAYO has removed her residence to the house
lately occupied by the late Judge L. '. Dunirl, Oh Fifth, be-
tween Clay and Leigh Streets. Aug S-tf
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
FE1YEE next session OF this School for YOUNG LADIES,
4 located at the corner Of Fifth and Franklin streets,
Richmond, Va, will begin on the LIST day Of October, lsGu,
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
l.. +. Shunate, Principal and Professor OF Mental and
Moral Sciruce.
K. G. Gibson, Ancient Languages and Mathematics.
Rev. james A.. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons. Eauuard tloudnycr, French.
Carlos e. sierra. spanish and Italian.
Albert Dc ~ROediger, German.
Miss Maggie d. lrauler, Primary English.
Horace Chase, Piano und Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
o.. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich, Painting and Drawing.
J. y. Reeve, peumanShip.
Dec lS-H !. Z. " Richnoud, Va.
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VTIRGINEA:-IN CHANCERY:-At Rules held In the
Olerk's. Office Of Caroline Circuit Court, on Monday,
the It'll Janaary, lSGI:
Robert IIudains, executor Of John c. Sutton, FlhiatlH,
Against
Y Z Sutton. Fraotlin Marshall anil other Defendants.
The object OF this sult Is TO subject the es'ht- devised by
the will OF Charles II. Marshall, DECEASED, TO tie defend
ant \. Z. Sutton, 20 the payment oil 4 Judgment Of " oouson
Wright egainst the said defendant y. h. sutton and sh=
plaintiffs; and which judgment tho PLAINTIFF has been com.
pel!ed TO pay to the said Woodson Wright: Afidavit
having been mad. and filed that the said defendants -. +"
Sutton and Franklin Marshall are rOn.resIdehis Of 'e
Stale Of Virginia: On motion OF the pial0HL.. it 10 ordered,
thai the said defendants y. +. Sutton and Franklin Mar
shall appear h=,- within me ,uon:h after due publication
OF this notice and do what Is necessary &c protect their
inter. SITS In this suit. A copr-Testr.
:, 1a-cuay GEO, 4. TAYLOR. Clerk.
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prices. Jan l-d&Wlm
- sPALDENG,s PREPARED GLUE.

9S To haze n favorl;e piece Of china clipped ,r
broken, q pet book with rs binding torn, d nlce piece OF
furniture fractured, IS o terrible and emper'de.troyiu
nuisance. Not without remedy, as we can testify. hr.
SPALulNG, who aaveriises lis Prepared Glue In me
Press Today, sent Us some Of II yesterday. We deVoteo
two hours 10 It's practical Hpplica,iou-result two carved
chairs completely restored, many odds and ends OF CHINA
and glass made e. for use, 4 tattered map made sa good IS
folio e,:i:!on Of i~ierodo,us and Homer, printed In the year
1888, whose antique boards Qirerally boards) were split
made strong epoush 10 last for another century or two
We nigh: have mended any quantity Of %children's broken
toys, but caved 10 after an hour at the worst OF Them. inns
PRKpArep GLrE. which Is n liquid about as thick as Eius'
and applied by a bru'h which accompanies essa oolsle, -
could have gone without H. philadelphia Press, October
:, 1859. -.
Sold By sl prominent Stationers, Druggists, Hardware
and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
LIN Id cSu.lr
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Troops or the Star of tho wcsi


New YoEK, Jan. l4-Tho Star of the West
landed her troops on Governors island ycstcr-
day
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Address LawrsnceviIs, Hrun.aI-r county, Va

The locu;lou OF Sir. Poynor's School IL midway between
biz residence ard my own, and pupils will be received Is
boardcrs In my family at Mr.. RS rates. Sir. Digss Poynur
will tcard with me-. This arrangement secures 10 tlInse board.
lnr with III. suci assistance in their studies as may be reurir.
81 al any time, and that degree Of counsel or control which
Mr.. royn0r from his childhood. and eau confidently recon-.
mend him to the public rs competent by his attalament-
and qualified by his character aud disposition for the pro.
fessiOn In T!icA no now engages. All boys ~ho may be en-
trusted 10 me shall receive that Kind and parental atten.
ton cx,erdcd 10 my own sons.
}. RAyENSCROfT JONES.
brunswick Springs, Va, Angus. 10th, ls6c.
Aur nI-n
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remain, JEnr II, yolTs,
4. c. RAYMOND.

AlEos's Fey, kY.. aoT. 60, 1855.
pnYr. d. J. wonn: DsAK sir! would Certainly be DO
i,yy .u >, ,r.ut i,;u.ilcc 70, ~ make kuowu To the world,
~ .nn,I-rfuI +, sell az lie unexpected resul; l have .x-
n.ricncei lrom using o.E bottle Of your Hair Restorative.
Ear u,i.. every .iHi 0! Resto.ativts eS;aEt, but S!;heu:
.,,cr..s. and binding lHy head nearly destitute q I!s!r, I
MA, finally Induced 10 try i bottle CT your Hair Eestora.
live. S"w, c.ador and justice compel ne 10 aanorhCe TO
vhot, e. Ilay read this, tha; Low possr.. a ncw anil heaG-
| ufli sraw;h Of .air, which | pronounce richer ava hand.
s1n-r than the original was. I viii. therefore, trke Gcea-
,Io. - r.cprrmend llI, iGyaiuab!. remedy - ~ Tlo m6y
feel The NECESSITY Q. i.
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AUGT'iu:a tsaaa.

SUGAR, NOLtSsES, &c., At AUfTION.
W WEDNESDAY, the I5Ih Inst, commencing al II
- o'clock, We will sell. AZ puI auction store, the cargo o!
''e schooner o. NJ. Pe'ti,. from Louisiana. with
a." hhas. ialr To- si@l.e quality Susa.
.oV hbis. choice quality No.as:es
ALSO,
100 boxes Aiama milne CanJI.s
81 tOzcn Spades aud si,oyri,
! hid, Scotch. Th ss-y
brandy. Wines, &C..
TEh'.::-C.d.s $ivy, cash: crer .b,. .u,,r. 1 no,,,z
credit, Ia! sa;htactorr rapcr. - ""' A
Sale S.JuL regard TO weather
Jnal - DUNLOP, M0ScuHF, Z ca. sueu,
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rvySr puut1suED. August, 1860.
- ,-1n. Il s&SEIp

IL SIX NUMuEKs, ~
THOMAS w. MO 10
Professor OF Plain and Ornamental lentn Edy.p'n !"
HyIIE well established reputation OF this ln:,ituti"n 'or
4 thoroughness In every branch OF CpMMrhoiAL
EDUCATION, will, to a great extent, be q eu"'s''ee ~
the character OF these books. I'll.
They are made of the very best double thick piper. Inc ne
Copies at the head of each page have been executed os
one OF the most skilful engrayers In our city, and are per
feet fac similes of Mr. Moores Penmanship: Ny arranEe
ments are such that the paper In these Books Will DC Jul
foruly of the very best quality.
""' s. c. HAYES, Publisher,
Oct 1-6m 4Ss, HsFxet street, fhAaoe'pu'A'
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OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
KICnNnNn, NikGlNlA.

NICHNuSp, VIRGINIA.
a. II. DUPUY, A. PRINCIPAL
TS}llE next session OF this Institution Will commence On
Z the LIST Of October, lSGu, and will terminate on the Both
juno, l.il.
The Principal will BIZ aided, as heretofore, BY i wei! Sc
lectr'l corps Of Assistants, who, with their ability and rIpe.
rlcnCe, cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
The Boarding Department will be under the management
OF 81. ana Mrs. Dupuy, assisted by Mrs. Ma:y Il. Cassrl-,
+. rm%rly Of Savannah. They alone will reside In the Semi
nary with the young ladies, and Will exercise h parental
care ana c0utrol over those committed TO their charge.
The success which has attended this effort 10 establish In
the city Of Richmond 3 Female Seminary OF the first class
has encourage! ;he Principal 10 provide more ample nc
CONGREGATIONS :or the next session. The building. are nj "
bring enlarged, and important notifications will he made
in them, whici! will add greatly to .heir convenience ! nd
comfort. The lodging rooms d.e large and we'll ventilated,
and not more than from two TO four boafLers will occupy
one room. The Recitation Rooms will be we'll arranged ior
the accommodation OF the pupils.
TERMS FUI NINE MONTHS.
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The prices Of these lands vGry FROM SC 20 S9o per acre,
according 10 Location, quality. &c. Firstriass farming
lands sell for about ~ 10 al2 per acre ; and the relative
expense VI ~suudulny prairie land AZ compared with wood
land, Is IN the ratio OF TO 10 Ia favor Of the former. The
terms Ut sale for the bulk Of these lands will be
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aMUSEMENTS.

NEW KICEsWOND THEATRE.
kCNkEL & MOXLTY... ......... Lrrsees and Managers.
l.. d. PHILLIPS stage MANAGER
Second Week OF the Engagement ofthe Beautiful md Pas.
cinStnig Artistic,
MISS JOEY GOCGENHEIM.
THURSDAY EVENING, January Is, Will be performed
L Tom Taylor's new Comedy of the
BABES IN TIE WOOD.
Lady Blanche. :. ...........MIsS JOEY GoUGENHEIM.
OSeELufc.. ........ Orchestra.
To conclude with the delightful Comediettu OF
SQsHIAS SUPPER.
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ROBERT III. FENWICK,

z Asst four years Manager OF tha Washington Branch
IL OMcc OF the Scientific American Patent Agency Of
siessrs. Mum g. Co., and for more than ten years officially
connected with sald firm, and with An experience OF foul
teen years in every branch relating TO the pa.en! olice,
and the Interest OF INVENTOR,
COUNSELLOR A-YD AGENT ~ APPLICA TONS
FOR PATENTS, 1:~;TERFEREScEs AND EXTENSIONS,
y ALSO IN APPEALS TO TIE CIR
CUT COURT.
OFFICE y. Y. corner SkvsSTH ASp F STs., SkcoSD STORY.
directly opposite the Patent Office.
y. B.-SPeeiGeations and Drawings Of an Invention, wish
MI other business pertaining to the obtain!ng OF Letters Pa.
tent, will be executed for u fee Of 425. For arguias :e
case in the event of a REJECTION and for APPEILiSG it
20 the Commissioner, NO ADDITIONAL FEE WILL BE
REQUIRED. In cases o.! Interference or II an Appeal 10
the circuit Court y reasonable extra charge will be made.
q For 4 fee Of Is, d preliminary Examination will he
Instituted at the Patent Office, aud a reliable opinion given
Examinations Of TIL, chsrac,e: we're conducted b. NJ.
FESTlCE during the last four years.
from i,oa. Charles Nilsson. late ConnlIss.cnrr OF fa;rn:6.l
wAsn:SGTSS, d. C., Oct. !, 1863
Learning that n. ". Fenwick. Esq. Is about 10 open an
office In this city as collector Of Patents, l ehcerIaiiy state
:h,; | have long known hin rs q gentleman OF iafSe eHpe-
Hence In such matters, Of prompt and accurate 'usin-ss
habits and of undonb,ed Integrity. Al such Commend
nm '' Tue i''eo'''' "@ CHARLES MASON.
from Rev. G. ". Samson LID, President OF Columbian
@ississros. I. c., Oct. 5, 1890.
take sorcial pleasure In statlcg that Robert ". Fen
rick has cen intimately known to me from earliest child.
hood. Ills peculiar intelligence, capacity FOR business aud
strict cnnsci-ntiousness were marked from the time wnen
in boyhood he bryan his profession In The Office Of q Pai.nt
AGENT. No one tina, knew him we'll then has been surprised
at his steady and rapid rise. As the responsible head OF
the business OF Mum / Co., at Washington, l have -fteE
commented him 10 persons IL different parts OF lie country
inquirinc fora competent, faithful and conscientious Pa.
Gent .gent; and l have never failed % rcceirc grateful &C.
knowielcsmcnts afterwards from those who haze svailed
themselves OF his services. ] can commend him wiki Jet
o,ore confidence as the independent manager pf a business
nhese SO much depend. on the ability as well IS me Perfect
integrity Of IN agent. GEO. ". sANsoS.
Also, refer. by permission, 20 the Hon. Joseph Hot, late
Commissioner Of Patents, and at prc5cn: Postmaster Gsue-
raj. Also, to c. A. McEvoy, Il. X. Burger and Editors OF she
Enquirer, Richmond, Va. peel4-lT
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS Jan. la.
CORE-Whie G5 10 " CT. FL0CN-Supertne IS 25 to
5 SIX, extra 5 SIX TO 8 la!;. family 81. OATS-S0 cts.
RrE-Gv - IS els. W~llEAT-wh:ts ! so to l Is, red
! SO.
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Nowhere esu the Industrious farmer secure ruch INN
dia,r f-sul's fer hi, labor as upon these prairie soils, III
being composed Of Il deep rich loan, the fertility OF wal
is unsurpassed BY any OH the globe.
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pASAWAY, on the 2i5t February last. two negro boys,
LII HENRY aud JACKSON. Henry Is 81 years old, Hight
brown or yGlow!sh color, about 8 feet 5 or 9 inches high,
Hrd weighs, abont 10 pounds, and has lost ID from; tooth.
He Is i very good plantation blacksmith, and handy Il.
anything yoa put hin NJ, aud works left ha~Ddel-hns 4
pleasant countcnance when spoken 10 by strangers. Jack.
son Is " nr Il years old, brown or copper-coloreJ, and
weighs about 80 or lGU pounds is about 3 feet 10 or II
:nc!ics high, has rather n short walk, and II lie has shoet
they are very apt to he run over outside.
l VIII pay the above reward II said Slaves are delivered
10 me In Chambers county, Ala, e~ishl,miles west OF Oak
Bowcry, or | Will pay flpU Tor information 20 | get thenI.
Z ii. DUULlrrLE,
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NOTICE.
CAPTAINS OF VOLUNTEER COMPANIES THROUGH.
Our TIE STATE are respectfully Informed, HAT 1
the Commissioners appointed by Law, FOR the purpose OF RI
obtaining accoutreneRts, &c, have made contracts for VI
these Items, and as fast rs they are delivered 1t this -
post they are Issued Immediately, according " priority Of
date Of orders.
CHARLES DIMMoCK, Capt. Sup. Arnory.
Jan 9-tf Richmond, vs..
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1861. ED WARD d. E.ACIIO, 1861.
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
4 GAIN OFFERS HIS SERVICES, IN hi. friend. and the
y. public generally, 10 SELL and RENT OUT HOUSES
and PARMS, SELL and HIRE OUT NEGROES, COLLECT
CLAIMS, NEGOTIATE LOANS, and attend 10 all other
business pertaining TO u General Agent.
Thankful Tor past lavor;, h. respectfully soiici,s u con.
.inaance Of = same.
Il OFFICE IN i4;h street,
dec l9-I&cim NEAR EXCHANGE HOTEL.
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yaZOO COTTON LASps.:!

STATEO or NORTH CARDLINi-ROCK-
y INGlIAM C0CNTY.-williAm W. Roper md Others VS..
c. l.. Glenn, administrator Of Charles Roper decea.ed-In
Equity.
In ibis case II Is referred to the Master 10 state The &C.
count OF q. l.. Green, as the administrator Of Charles Ro
per, deceased. and thai he advertise for ell Of the next q:
Kin OF the said Chus. Roper, decd, to appear before him
At the time and place of taking the same, and prove their
relation: hip.
In obedience to the foregoing order, notice is hereby
givea TINT / have appointed my office In the town Of Went.
worth, Rockingham county. as the place, and Saturday
before the Las; Monday in March, 1851, rs the time, when
and where / shall proceed TO state the account above men.
toned, At which time and place all persons claiming TO be
the next o. kin Of said Charles Roper are requested 10
make their appearance and proof TO make before me, U
proof they can, of their said relationship to The said iDtes'
tate. \. NJ. SCALES, {. ). Z.
ill.,, 11-2,
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TO THE CT %DII9Ks 0F W!H. j.. WAT:

DEED Of Trus. haYi.g been executed III the 3lst
II October, isGU, by VIM. J. Watkins. Of Charlotte cnun.
~, by which he has dedicated his entire property to The
payment ofls1 debts, notice Is hereby given to bis credir
tors to present their claims without delay.
AL general creditors, or those having no security Tor
their claims, are required, by the terms Of the Deed, 10
sign the same wl:h.r sixty days from the execution thereof,
Ia order 10 take advantage Of its provisions. 1t can be
found In the 0Gice Of Charlotte county Court, where It has
been recorded. 1t will also be recorded In Richmond and
In Prince Edward. Address,
TiiOS. WATKINS, MOunt Laurel
Pos. Office, Halifax county, ru,,
RIClID V. GAINES, brakes ~
Branch, Charlotte County,
Or ISAAC L. WATKINS, At,orucy.at.LIw, Charlotte
Court House. nov. S-cwGUd
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rSDEpENbEyCE aC,nE,Ty

fl'sIE AIRS; session OF :'lis School began on tie lgsh Of Sep.
h teub-r, 1859, and was successful.
The second session began on the COL; OF February, 1850,
under natterin: oruens.
The third session will begin or the 81 Of September, 1860.
The Academy is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES 40 ca per session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT Lam
GCAGES sl5 CO per session.
BOARD IS per month. Address the Principal,
4. BARTLEY, A.. NJ,
Feb 2q-cif Independence. Gravsnn county. Va
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VruN W. GREEN

ATTOENEY At IA ",
TN1LL practice 10 the Courts Of the city Of Richmond
and county Of ienrico.
Strict attention will be given 10 all bus!ueas entrusted to
him.
OFFICE-For the present, with his father, YIN. Green
souiI-west corner OF Alaln and It'll Streets.
I,p. DS-1vIF
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me Macedonian Coming South.
!, Jan. l4.-The steamship Macedo.
ssa "'l,' Portsmouth, bound South, with
SIM mueFS' passed the Highland light this
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FLAT ROCK 1. S~r..,kE.Nhhl.
TSNilE mex. session fth;s school will commence January
u 1iih. 1861, and close June 18th. Aiss L. Z. scott wi!
coa,inu= as ny teacher IN ths ordinary branches. She y
really one Of the best ! have ever seen. Miss Fannie E.
Bernard will attend to the music department &c. She Is &
superior performer On tho piano and guitar. Terms as
heretofore.
My address is. Nackarand't, LuncnburG. When no,ih, d
Bile conveyance will he ready TO take them IN my house.
bee Sit JSO ORGAlS, Jr.
The Examiner. Christian Advocate, Wing. and Religion
lleralL I, are re nested 10 COM. and rive -a"h SIX in7"-';"'r =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15
CLOAKS.

4 CLOARSt:
WE still have I very desirable stock Of Cioahs en- hanu.
w To reduce them before Spring, We snail! otter Them 81
prices which will ensure their sale; say i.' C!oak' - gu,
and others In like proportion.
We have a few very pretty CloaEs and olher "iarr.A4'
for chiid-e3. TO be sold equally low. -
Ian CUILEs d LEE>IsI-