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MARSHAL'S SALE

OF PaLU1BLE CHICRAHOMINY LAND
PURSUANT 10 decree of the superior court OF caucerv
i tue district OF Williamsburg, will be sold The high
e. Dder oSauTday the 5th day July eing the ls day
TAVERN a valuable estate called Yarmouth beonripr 10
we stte o John Coke dec. and residence OF t.
nie 70" lnnes. This estate lies in the county of James
Cy immediately on Chckahomny river where is nnvi.
Eaoe TOT craft of almost buriPn contains 2e5O
acres " prime Ianh portion o which FIRST rnr
low grounds and j. now in \ high state of Improvement aud
undtr goou and substantial Enclosures. This estate affords
e best range Tor all kinds of stock the lower country
tab0uDds IN fine springs Of the hest water is in healthy
and agreeable neielh,urood There is broupiug "a f,s
tAT gnoh hshery Tor sbId, behring's sturgeon rock Nc
Vfi'n ana wild fowl IN abundance Tie buildings con.
t OF very excellent two brick dwelling house. frop,-
g The river and aiiordng handsome prospect Kitchen
DAIRY smoke hods granarv stables and every other nut
huuse suhcent Tor the comfortable accommodation of
alhN' Nhch nave an Undergone thorough rei,air About
acres OF THIS land abound IN timber 81 good quality ~
various knu' AMI trom its IN rood avioi;nn
gh be very prohtably disposed o. Much re meadow
might r. reclaimed this estate ~ buf 1s evurrs a.,
labor Persons distance who are drtirious c 1,rcbss
ing and are respectfully invited Va attend this sale IL will
Po'ihVPy he '", and in my opinion will Ice .srh par-
gam rs viii not he met with AGAIN 80
WIN be sold az the time and pace upJcr the srre.
u usc'e small rrist mill wiib forty acres of band at
'arntN' anu lies within about miles Of Yarmouth is
49,, On g0'f stream md IN popuipus neighbour.
"vpth Nnn has been found profitable. A gnnd saw
nun mE ice erected ut but little expense and 10 The mr.
oas'f i Yarmouth, would be found extremely prp6tss
ebfu. will he one and two wears credit r tvo.thir.s
~ we Pnf hase money, uhout interest, fpr the rnoirpo
e!'h duryg The lite ne of the widow with inter
c' o 'he dav ot sale, to hc paid annuay BONDS
$3.50 approved per,0ual security, and deed in rt an .
fed Wal WNANnT Igu - ~ ~ y, ~ "a, -
June T.. w. o. "a, ~
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COTTON PLANT4TIoY

A'oR SALE-BoOnf'id the late residence of The s,,.;
per containing 1000 acres Ii is situate, ON b,anch
Dayou ferre creek which past the town of Part
;,3 w w. sute % Misssspiand is distant from, ma "
nor ana ina town only about six miles IL las
~ acres OF cleared land well fenced and now
Pruoeog 30 to 100 bales Of eoonhas good nipn
anu pres also itane dwelling house cor-cril. mi ali
oher necessary buildings ready or a pprson ~, ,So,i wy
inc 70 Planting and would he delivered up 10 January
nr tract Is wei wateTed aud very valuable l,in,
plneipally on the creek first and secnnd bnit,m and y
ov sou euber on long credit or low for foicrniv
pONPl ptymshis.-for terms apply 10 Charles Fills w.
June p,,,rD ~ - ,, 5t,soi,; i,hississlpPi
~ ieIIns-S 1000 PAYABLE delivering tu tLe ,lacc
ncnts, with interest mill ,sid " 'V" ""''""' i"a'ai'
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Improred md HiCLIn Y1,lnnLI. prone.1...

a ,AOCTION-on Friday next, the 18th inst ~; o,o
O'Clock, un the premises will he sold In the tia..
p,uer' that most valuable Warehou upan T4tb sire,
noWn as FottsS Wareh1se Mayors IIrIpe formerI,
he properly OF meSsrS Pumpkins Il Murray and 49, ~
oup I ny w - Morris, Esq This property is situated
s UPWARDS OF The western end Of the Dock, contains
n ul"h ilh street OF % feet. with an average en,b
:, IOS ret The Warehouse is in good condition. and i"f
ana hy ige 70 contain several hundred hhds tobacco
anu mas convenient cnunting-room in The uuper ,r
itrnS ., 10 and i3 months creditbonds or nego,at
ho'es win approved endOrsers carry iuteres, ~
ol sale The title to e reserved until the last ~
tue purchaser. ~ ~ cue "phOh Of
Dunlop. non I-t.rr ~ ,, IgenIs Tor John
June g. IT, h"ctr
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NOTICE.

EtHE subscriber percei,ing an advertisement in the
richmond Compiler of this mornng, that the Canal
WIZ probably he open {" the trade early in next week
thinks proper TO the which was no
committed from good motives nv person who gave t
information To the editor IL cannot he open in ali next
week. ana u i rendered more difficult give an opinion
that could he relied from circumstance thai hotb
Ihe commissioner and Engineer ndisposed for
we'll and the Superintendent together with tIosr i'm an;
thory under him, are so much be relied on that the
commissioner must hope with confidence that the
water will he introduced in the of the week u
ing the next. RANDOLPH UARRISnN
June s. II o. ~ l. 10 - cu
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.NOTEGE

M ESShS' p. TR1PLETT co having ASSIGNED IN
" he subscriber trustee, for the benefit of their
utors All their effects of kind persons indeht ~,
men, Nv bond open account otherwise are reouest n,
given. "'s'"Se e""not oe
helT stock Of goods on hand consisting or very rem
~, hn" wen selected assortment of HARDWARE our
LEitt VIII be Sold Law Wholesale and retail AZ tic -,
, prices, IN order TO settle The spee al The
go, r c ~ occupied by them, where duly authorised
nsen! TOT me purpose of eGrcting will aIw,v be
,ii" merchants particularly will find il to
June 6. NeEi@.e, = TIsIee.
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N0TICE

4 ~ persons indebted % The estate 0f Major john
ft1ob' are requested to make Immediate payment
tbe creditors ot the estate will please make known %
demands To- ne A.. UPSnUH, Executol.
ll'HHphlf 6une p. 9-M
INlb subscribers take prarue in ce,fifviTg fif fc
- hehlNi an examination n Dir. burke school ia tis
c.y "no were much pleased with The presidency of the
"iih Nc assttty mud aiil' of The Teacher. The mathe
gtishoi itself Pretiuuts were whr,cd 10 fe mo-,
toii" pupilsi Whch was ~ some dtfcu 1.t as
WvFr competitors nn one presented themselves fof thee
ifs nenias OF excellence.
WCHARD CLAIMING HOORE
WILLIAM observation-disclosures
PEyTON RANBufrV
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THE Observation-Disclosures.

BY Inc brig Robert, Ca plain McClsh, Al this
port last evening from Rio Janeiro, the fol-
lowing notice has been received
Consulate Of The United States Of .4mer7cn.
~, Rio de Jaueiro, April {, 1925
The American Merchants and masters of
American vessels are hereby notified that n
decree OF the Emperor under date of Goth ult.
declaring the port of Bahia in a state of rigor-
Gus blockade, has been this day officially
communicated to his Consulate.
(COpy-signedl CONDY RACQUET.
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(TRANsLATIoN.l

In the last conferences which you had with
his excelency my predecessor, you no doubt
became satisfied with the friendly demonstra
tiOns and sincere offers Of this government
tn that of the u. States, unrquivocally ex-
pressed bythat cheftain, with explanations oi
the subjects OF your doubts relative to his off
cial letter Of the 99th of March in his last
paragraph, in answer to one from you dated
tie Goth Of the same north.
Having gained an understanding Of this case
have now the satisfaction of declaring tn
you that this government has not issued any
order for prohibiting the entrance ofthe yes.
sells IN the squadron under your command
into the ports of this Island, but on the con
trary your squadron will meet with every aid
and cooperation on the part Of the local au.
thorites in the pursuit of pirates who may
shelter themselves in the uninhabitpd coasts
compatible with the territorial privilege con.
| lOrmable to- the laws Of nations.
And can do no less than assure you that
the Spanish Government, always a faithful
observer of the rights pertaining TO each ma
lion, as well as jealous Of their own, never
could take measures Of the kind to- which you
alludr, without prOciaiming their intention
| with that frankuCss and clearness which are
IFS strong characteristics ; and IN the present
case il has had no motive for acting contrary
TO the sentiments which it has heretofore OK
pressed TO sou. And that you may remain
satisfied and convinced. enclose 10 you cir
culars for the different cOmmandants Of tn,
military stations on this Island, in order ll,a
they may afford you alI the assistance neces
sary for the attainment Of your importan
commission with this consider your ofIicia
letter Of the Goth uliino as answered.
This opportunity allows me the pleasure o
4 Offering my services TO you with the highes
consideration. God preserve YOU many years
Ilabana, 10Th May, 1898.
(Sgnedl
FRANCISCO DIONISI0 YVES.
Commodore David Porter
Commander Of lie e. s@ies gguaafon.
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a GRkAT BAKGAIN OFFEVED

--r-,,,t. It'll phhNhIN OFFEIkED.
k"ihsubscrher wishes 10 sell his FARM which ,s ,to,,
= i've miles above Manchester aud one mile f,o, Ion,
'f' contains 10 acres, is compact well V,te, ed ~
srins aud stresnirt- md adapted 10 proiu ami ,s,e
AuVue Sis o. u, Is coverrl with wood 1nd tir, q, i
IN ne e"nvenientlv sent 10 Hchunrd by p.fcr t,ca,
@ carnage "i mile and NJ tbs distance ,nr, me rr
uihe aver are two sdw-ndlis IN OPERATION IA - ,tc ~
mhn the uer can be saved and then ,ransr,tted 4,
ne richmond market, NJ an iurusf'erat,fe est,nse
'NShhs h"use tna healthy siuainn. rpnyenfetf Ca yc
W. E'ue wafer with five aut porfiso Il ,,,.t,
fo1feed This and few iog Lo,i,es constitute ~ ,;
cl|i ilpfo'enents The title i0this auc Is 10
snh u vii be sold low fOr cash o. short p,, ,aofs 49,
iarthcr Information appie 70 fJf.ff 4. TsWi,tr,
NirimUHd. Jtie g. "'',,''i.'~
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tCoD'uunieuted |

tCoHsultncdted
MARRlEDl-0n Thursday the 2sth ultimo Inv tho T. 80
Dr: lice, MIR: EDWARD o. FRIEND TO Miss. ELOISh
MATILDA, dnnehier of Col Lawson Burfoot the three
last OF the county OF Chesterfield.
piEp-in this city, on Wednesday 9Th uIt about
O'Clock Nj HARRISON DANG late clerk of the Court
of Appeals. - $50 '
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A CHARIOTEE FOR SAFE

a excellent chnroiee,or carriage with open front
adapted for one horses nearly new with b.r
ness completei is Philadelphia built made TO order and
OF superior workmanship-wi lie SOLD accommodation
terms APplyto r. TrOttcr CO. opposite the DelI
in this city. inn. q fF e 'e' AFern
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First DAYS Drawing.
2ii57-23ilG prizes of g In1o
Ii74I a prize al ro1
2iO7 prize of sn
The drawing will he continued ON Thursday tho I2, liner
IN cry OF Baltimnte under m the CON
nissIOnrrs appointed by the Governor and CouciiThe
Great Capital Priz6s of $50
100000 Dollars i0OA0 Dollars 5000 nnIIars
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars | 5000 DniIars
ivOo po'!S-oeSides great number of zoos sos &C.
Sc still remain in the wheel % drawn.
Whole Tickets = u Quarters S3-oO
Halves EirIuIr ~
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God preserve you many years.
Habana, 10th of May, 1898.
FRANCISCO DIONIsIo WIVES.

To has Ercsiiency Don Francisco Dionisi0 FIRES,
Captain General cfthe Island IF Cuba and its de
YOUR EXCELLENcY: I have the honor to
acknowledge the receipt of yOnr communi
cation of the 10th, will the circulars accom-
panving IT, and beg leave to return my sincere
thanks for your prompt and satisfactory reply
10 my application of the 4th inst. as well as
assurances of the high sense | entertain of the
favorable disposition of the higher authorities
Of Cuba, toward the squadron under my
command, which has been manifested by va
rious acts that have greatly facilitated the ex-
ecution Of the duties e ntrustedto me land il is
the cause of greatregret that should have
been under any erroneous impression with re-
gard to orders ofany kind issued by your pre-
decessor IN office, in any way concerning the
operations ofmy forces, and beg leave to offer
as nay apology the assurances of those who
had stated to me that they had seen the orders
the admission of the Captain General as I'M
derstood by The officer whom sent to him on
tins subject that orders of restrictive nature
had been issued, the conduct of the cOmman-
dants of Nlarel and Porto Cabanas, and infor-
nation received from the commandment of Ba-
liza Honda, that some orders with regard Ia
the forces under my command bad been re-
ceived by him. The assurances of your ex
celiency have put the subject forever at rest,
and your circulars have relieved my mind
from the serious apprehension under which it
laboured.
Permit Inc to embrace this opportunity TO
ielicltate your eXcelIency on your arrival to
assure you that nothing but severe indspo
sition has prevented my paying my respects
10 person, and to offer you my best wishes for
your health and happiness.
have the honor TO be, with the highest res
pect, your excellency's very obedient humble
servant,
(Sigued) d. PORTER,
Commanding u. S. Naval forces in the
>, West Indies and gulf of Mexico.
u s. Steam Vessel Sea Gull, Attention,
Thompson's Island, May Is, 1923.
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UNION HOTEL FOR REM

IA Possession To ne given n the firs dov of An.
1sEsTtf gust next, that extensive, and .
lsrsIl giant establishment in this civ, fRicbmond
= Va.) called the Union Hotel at present occunei
ny mr Joshua Doing IL Is unnecessary pariicularize IRE
advantages OF this establishment any resident of Rich
mond who might he disposed Ia engage the az
conducting house of public OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES far .
information OF all Others disposed, he safely a..
serted thai there Is no establishment of kind in .
SAFE OF Virginia. superior it, for extent
anu elegance OF recommendations in every particular for
sach purpose indee, II may fairly challenge compar-
i>on it'll the first establishments the kind in tbe U,
STATES Ills scarcely necessary To add, the stables
winch are ni brick, are upon saIe of chararter
corresponding with the rest uf the establishment Ths
Hotel is amply provided will. suitable and valuable Fur;
ture which may also be had by purchase Dr emf
There Is also on the lot, good story n-ci :
Dwelling House for rent either with without the HoeJ
Applications To he made Icy letter, addressed TO Rcsr
anderson President, or Charles J. Nicholas Cashier of
he oce OF Discount and Deposit of the Bank of the to
ted SaIes nj Richmond. Va. LINN q o., N"'
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GRANVILLE TAVERN

%FyeA The present owner orthis urnncrtv having do
IftIfiu ,etntd To retire from pubiic G. has at,Lor
llI1lM sea me 10 sell n and can assure prpteuer
Ell, 'ispo-eU 20 purchase such property, that viii
SCI, " very low and on accommodating teruts 80
Very few situations ia The upper country p,ess, o., .a
prospect for profit, to fciiyr and acSomu,ntio
efh-keeper' and none ore moro healthy. 'e ''
The buildings are extsnsive ana, eou,c,;e,, r,t - -,
ana excellent garden attached to IL. -
Farmyilic June e. '"' ~ AU'SOH'
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s 10000 uIGUrsr PM

"nSHlNGIoN MONUMENT LoTTERY-Gih CLASS
prizes OF 1000 rawnne of which was rs usual sold an
follows, viz " -" "'""" arc
2O00o Dollars 10000 Dollars | OF 1000 Dollar,
10000 Dollars of 5000 Dolls | 8 of 1000 DnI,rs
BESIDES great number Of smaller prizes of zoos sos COS
&c &c-Only I6 drawings in all. '' 49,
Whole Tickets / 10 Quarters 60 5o
-, Halves Eighihs Is
distant adventures wishing chances for the ove
i"> VIII mud mach To their advantage 10 SUNNY t
serves without any further delay, demand Tor
al both lotteries has been great that they will he s, m
rise IN lew ddys--oi which due notice will be pivr,
IL Orders orlickes 10y mail post paid from anv pny,
n Tue Union enclosing the cash prize itch directed m
the Lucky Office of ~ 'e" :"
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S. & NJ. ALLEN & 20

&C.. No. -" 1882 Eain-arret Pjcgy,o,g
VIII he thankfully received attended To
ANY information given with pleasure
All prizes ne ibe abave lotteries forIered mr. soid u,
Aliens, will be paid ~ sight. june G. q a. WV ."
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Extract Of a letter from Eankiin countu, Ia
Man Oh 1904

.Hdy %, 1898.
Wheat IN this county cannot he said to he
good but is at least 80 per cent better than
last year. The fly did considerable injury in
April; but cold rains and cold nights have
destroyed them. With good seasons, plenti-
iul crops will be madn, though We are exces-
sively dry at this time"
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-signed) CONDY RACQUET,



An embargo has existed in this port since
the 18th ultimO, aud rs vessels are lust allow.
ed to depart am excessively hurried. There
are "a American vessels in port Having
written great many letters and as little time
remains, by the opportunities Offering to say
more to my friends generally, will give you
a hasty sketch of the state oflhe flour market
for general information We are retailing
here at % to 0 the supply is very large,
and only prime qualities are in any ways sale
able there may he on hand 1 8 to II 900 bbs g.
OF which 5000 are destined for Gibraltar, and
500 for the La Plata by order of the owners
IN case . 10 could not he obtained here.
Al Lima on the 9th Of February. we are
informed, there were 1000 barrels of Flour
for sale, and wheat suough from Bengal to
make ~ much nore---ihe price was numinally
SO on board a copper coin was issued by
government about the size Of cent, at the
value of % cents The grain crops of Chill
abnndant-tb those Of Upper Peru formerly
adequate To the consumption would probably
he sent TO market as soon as lie Royalisis
were possessed Of the place. and which aIl
accounts represent rs being praciicabls to
them III aPy moment. Bait. amer.
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To CONFERENCE.-The.
We have received several muncaons on the presi
Dental Election--whieh under consideration
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T'f''s'a''d Copy Of C1cnir i.ttey rom ne C,pi'i~
General # Cn5i 10 NE CFiAaand,'ts IF The sercrdi
MiiiGry siOtioiS in Hidf Island.
Office ofthe Captain General OF the Island OF Cuba.
An American squadron under command al
Con modore David Porter being destined IL
cruze about the coasts of the islands in aid al
our forces, who are engaged in like enter
prize, namely, the purpose of exier,ninaring
the pirates, who Ofest our seas, aud cause So
much injury TO commerce in general, without
respecting any flag whatever; and it being
an obligation of every civilized nation To ami
hilate such bandtii, who needless of their du-
ties IN society employ themselie s in such cx-
ecrablc practices !; have though, it proper to
give orders that whenever this squadron may
arrive and present itself TO the constituted
authorities, they must afford it every aid
which may be compatible with the terrific
rial privileges and respect.
God preserve you many years.
Habana, 10th Of May, 1898.
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NoRFoLg, June BY the schr Princess
Anne, Capt. Banks, in8 days frou Havana.
we have received papers 20 the cath ulf. and
have al'o been favored with several letters
from Commndore Porter's squadron
Capt. Banks understood that the officers and
crews 81 tie squadron were IN good health
The u. s. schrs. Wild Cat, skinner, and
Ferret, Newell, sailed for Key West 10 reGt
he daY previous toihc departure Of the p. A..
The y > srhpercr Pilot. 1t. Comdt Strib-
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RICHMOND. JUNE 6, I8gS.

COMMODORE PORTER's SQUADRON.
Extract Of d lsiier 10 The Editors Of The Enqui-
rer, from an officer n, The United States Ma
IN dated
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-16
Warburton for Rent.

THE subscriber will rent for the ensu-
Il ing year, his Warburton Farm, con-
taing about 1000 acres of land. upwards
of 800 of which are arabic. The land, with
the exception of one small field, is fertile,
and well adapted to the growth OF tobacco,
corn, and small grain. Any person who
may rent it, shall have the privilege OF
seeding this tall. From good tenant on.
Iy moderate rent will be eXacted. A
reserve will be made of the old dwelling
house. yard, and garden. There are Sc
veral comfortable buildings on the place,
good stables and COW houses, corn house
and four large tobacco houses. For terms
apply to the subscriber, living near Bla-
densburg. VIM DUDLEY DIGGES.
July 81 st
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Board Of Health.

Anxious for the continued health of the
inhabitants. and considering that the sea-
son has arrived when it is OF the utmost
consequence that the town should be kept
clean, dry and clear OF filth of every kind,
the members OF the board. each in his re-
spective district, accompanied by the SUI
periniendent OF Police, will proceed to
re examine the various portions OF the
town, and cause all nulssnces 10 be prompt
ly removed. The board earnestly recon-
mend The observance, as far as practica
BILE, Of The following rules:
Cellars TO be kept dry, constantly aired,
and white-wasbed, when convenient; no
putrid animal or vegetable matter to re-
main therein no wood for fuel kept there
10 until frost, il it can be avoided.
Enclosed yards, vacant lots, and out
houses, TO be kept perfectly dry; privies
to be kept constantly lined; houses unoc.
cupied to be kept daily opened and aired.
BY order OF the Board
aug 9 JOHN ROBERTS, President.
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RUNNELLS
AT HIS
AT HIS
TRULY LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE.


TRULY LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE.
respectfully begs leave to remind bis regu-
lar customers and other persons, wishing
TO embark their fortunes in this glorious
scheme, of the necessity of furnishing
themselves shortly with chances. To think
that an institution Of this. kind should not
receive public patronage, would be TO mis-
truss those noble feelings of the heart,
which swell The bosom of every Amer.
can With deep sigh OF grateful remem-
brance 10 the memory OF the father of his
country. His fame il is true fills The whole
earth, and our native hills echo back the
praise OF all nations; but the posterity OF
freemen, made such though his means,
should never have to blush for the ingrati-
tude of their torefa.hers, and seek alone
in the pages of some time worn volume,
for the achievements OF HIM whose name
must not GO down"
aug 12