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'AhEN up by Francs W. Dunnivant, IT. upon the land,
ber dec, esray Bay Horse, with bem,h in biz jcf, eve
ana small black pot behind his right eye, his right hind Oo
t WIN small star IN his forehead and saddle spots
Old and appraised to so dollars. A copy. Teste,
March %, 1925. ~ 90 - s 9. C.
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NnY,yrE

VlTII be sold Thursday The 9th day Of July next
w o'clock, A. NJ in front Of the Bell Tavern in the city OF
Richmond all Shares the cePnal Scck Of the Mechanics
willie Turnpike Company which there is any money nov
due. and which shall he unpaid that day by order OF the
President and Directors. Il. M.CARRINGToN, Trea'
Jne n. t4-wtds
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CiJRfEs FoR SALE.

NHE subscriber duly authorised seths ,auaoe esiEts
onwhieh he resides, belonging 10 his father W AIDE Mostly
This estate has been recently Advertised and well knowt
hat particular description Of il is deemed No
estate on the river advantages The buildings
are very convenient aud good every Of land
on the arm in good order oi cultivation The small ex-
permes made with the cotton crop have sufficiently proven,
thans admirably adapted TO the growth that article Beius
determined to SELL abasan may be had by those disposed To
purchase The stock of every description, farming utensils,
&c may be had at valuation and will the purchaser
crop OF wheat al fair price For further particulars refer to
the subscriber. WAIE MOSBY Jr.
Curle... July 3, 1925. is---wtf
M AS committed the the Petersburg
w runaway the 10Th da, Of February last negro
who calls himself Charles Hampton, that he belongs
to MI Charles Nixon OF Portsmouth. lie five feet and
half inches high dark complexion bald head 10
sears about him. and aPpss be 10 OF The
owner Is requested TO forward, prov, his property,
charges aud take him away, he will be the las
directs. ROGER MALLORY, jaiior.
mays iie-wi2w
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By the Governor Of the Commonwealth Of Yirsinia
Il pROgL1MlJJON

HEhEAS has been represented the Executive nv N.
W Jaof OF Russell CO., that certain Hiram Romne who
mad been remanded TO the Jail Of said county for uhe ,
on charge OF Hog-;eans, did, the night of the c9tb MI
and make hts escape from the said jail and now o;n-
~ large; have therefore Thought proper with the advice %
'ne Council oil state 10 oera reward 1f fifty dollars TO am
person OF persons who Will apprehend convey 10 The All
Tie sad Hiram Romine and do moreover reos
an "heeTs civil aud military and e1hort good peoni f
'he 70 their best endeavours TO cause he
d fugitive be Appreciated that he may dealt with as
Den under my hand Governor and under the Seal Of
tsEAL July, is26. 40" u'y u
-. JOHN TYLER.
Hiram Romne is about feet inches high straight and ~
sum make has smiling coun;enanee very black hair bIac
eyes Ineinng to yellow Had coat OF creyi.b mix
60 tow rowsers, white cotton vest domestic shirt and
III hatha worm Its believed he will aim for that part OF
kentucky which lies contiguous TO Russell county.
July 49, On -,
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Letters from La Guayra 70 June II, were re-
ceivei yesterday via ST Thomas They state that
affairs remained quiet -that Gen Paez making
exertions to strengthen himself, and tina, he hid
levied tax of $4,000 per month the cities OF
Caracas and La Guayga.
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Mr.. Clay and his family had arrived at Mays
vile on the commencement of the month in the
steamboat Eliza, from Pittsburgh, on ;heir way TO
Lexington.
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10 PRINYERS-

7
t'OR sale the following Printing Materials which would suit
eouHry establishment, foun 325 lbs. min
ION; do OF 30 lbs BREWER do Of IS do Back Slope
Press and Fixtures; Paper Boards Stands Standing GAL
ity pair cases Imposing Stone. Rules and Scahbards
D'a Gslleys &c &C. The above will be sold low ca
application at the Compiler Office, Richmond.
July 4. t6~.,-
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FOR RENT.

lie Camp Holly Psnaoa the nsuiug year, with the
privilege of following and seeding Wheat this fall
WM. pEPRIESr.
Y al Iii
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nation. We should pronounce II romantic, did we
not believe il providential. Heroes have died Tor
their country upon the field OF battle, and earned
lasting fame; but the deaths we have just witnessed
will stand out in history, and stand alone. There Is
in them calm intellectual sublimity; an unceasing,
exalted aspiration after country, to the very last
,usation of life that will crown with the chaplets
of a pre-eminent Immortality these two venersted
men, In their Joint apo,heosis, hand IN hand as
cending, there is something that rivals tabled le-
gends far more than rivals them by its pious, i'm
pressive, gorgeous reality.
Adams and Jefferson! Jefferson and Adams! -
these names have been so long, intensely within
the range OF our moral and political horizon SO
blended with all our knowledge, all our recollec-
,ions of our country, that they seemed almost
par; of it, they had lived through such 10 genera
tions of men; ha3 begun to live so long anterior 10
the oldest of US now the stage anterior even TO
the foundations of the Republic itself foundations
which they laid that ii seems difficult, at least IN
the first moments of their decease, 10 regard the
Republic in distinction from their presence. But
they have passed away mot their immortal part -
that will live forever; they have passed away,
leaving to their country the precious fruits the
beaming example of their virtues, their eenins'
their services. The light OF the South, and The
light of the North, have gone down but The glory
remains. Co-hers Of eternity, as they were partners
in earthly fame; alike illustrous IN life, IN death
country divide in the testimonials OF respect, and
honor, and gratitude, due to their memories That
| would be TO diverge from the path which seems to
have been indicated FROM above
| Mr.. Rush's observations on this interesting oc-
casion we have endeavored to give, as tar as prac-
| ticable, in his own language lie concluded by
remarling that he would finish as he had begun,
by declaring his concurrence in the resolutions,
and his hope that they might be adopted, In sub
| stance at least, If no, in form.
| After Mr. Rush had concluded, and some remarks
had been made the resolutions submitted by MIR.
Watterston Mr.. Barbour rose, and In an address OF
| some length, made most patristc, affecting, and
eloquent appeal TO the feelings of his hearers. 1t
was among his happiest efforts perhaps bis happi-
est. The repeated marks of appreciation bestowed
upon it, proves that we are not alone IN this OPT
MON. OF this address, hich was unexpectedly
made we did no; take single note and are, there
tore, unwilling TO attempt even an outline OF it,
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N. II. CARD0ZO, Kichi
John GREEN tr,.,,u

" IRGINIA: AT rules holden IN The eiefkS office or I5
Peror court Of chaucery for the Richmond Disricf ~
Sd day Of july, 1926: NS us
III, Mutual Assurance Society agaius, ere en- budiurS Of
Against
john Tayloe Lonax and John Tayoc trustee, If t,Ih
Wormley, u dee JoAu I. Wormley and Cater Wornlp
infant children Of Warner WounIey, dec Thos, N C;,y'
and Rebcoea his wife late Rebecca tYormlet Rob1 n
Beverley, william 3. Beverley Edward r. Rao b - 81,
zsbeth H. his wife, late Elizabeth Beverly Ribecr ~
Martha Roy, Dn ~" ana
Ih. defendants John Tayloc Ann T Farfer and Fd,
- Randolph aud Elizabeth Il. hls wife, not hsvinc .n,I
the appearance and gwen security according 10 the t
5embly aud the rules Of Ibis court, and APPEARING bv -.
factory evidence, that they not nhabats # , copn,
Il Is ordered, That the defendants do appear here on the 81.
Day OF he next term and the bill Of the planti 80
lha cgpy Of this order be forthwith nsortedin some
pei publHhed IN The city Of Richmond for two month.
sVey aud posted s io front door Of The Capitol In aid ia
~ copy Aesie5 VIA. W.HENING. c. C.
10y ~ tq--wgf
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TO THE PIIRLL(r

ENfOkMAFION sdesired Of young man by ,he ran,. IS
Da'net H. Green, who lie # Columbia, S. c. about e,g
Os So lie - abcut 70 years Of age his person Is sion, 4
about feet IN height his hsr black, beard unu,uaJlv r
generally wore very large whskers rather facrn i; h,
- anu particularly 50 with Strangers His trade ,gas
OF Cabinet Maker and House Carpenter When he c
SDnm6ia he went in company with iourneynn who
aened Tor North Carolina and Virginia since thai per,od H.
mas never been hearao ehcr by his friends in uinnb
hAton' Having been Tor time sick in Colunb, ~;
trends are sPPrebensiye that he may haze moi long &
ne sit mere Any niormatoa which be given of him i
be thankfully received by the subsorbers w WA
VI III. CARDoZo Richmond Va
JOHN GREEN, Ea,on, PeunsvIy,,;,
n Printers the route between Richmond and Ent;
&c" hstE
Su.e :. o-sv8ty
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NJ. NJ. Noah has relinquished his right in thc
establishment of the New York National Advocate
and commenced new paper, under the title o
the g New York Enquirer"
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NOTICE.

WISH 20 purchase skilfu trustworthy Carriage D
yer and Osier, and who young, healthy and active
None need be proposed for whom the vndoabed esi
nOuias all the qualification, aforementioned cannot b.
Given. PV DANIEL.
Richmond, may 3. iiS-wtf
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I,RVSTEE,S SaLE.

EQY virtue of deed of trust executed nv Benne, NJ nt
Ed bearing date the 2Gth day of june 1922 To ecrs
mnt OF certain monies therein men,ioued shall proc ed q
sen al public auction for ready money Powhaian Court;
house On Thursday the 18th day Of August next that en-
Powhaan court dsy the following property 10 wit one Ne
gro gif two feather beds and furniture one burran ono
Powhatan county, July IL 1925 1eys,
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A GENTLEMAN wao has taUght SCHOOL for Sev---I
"A ysats past wishes employment rthe ensuing wear IL
produce amrit Testimonials Of his ability 10 teach The
Gferk and Latin asuaee', English Gammar Geography a.
tfouomy, NJ automatic, Surveying Arithmetic Se
situation the upper rountes will he rsfo-r.l
Letters a1dressedto a. g.. Poindcxter's store [onS
Is, Va. will be promptly attended 10.
July q. t-,.c,s
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STAMMERING.

JfelO 10TE institution for correcting iwpedi-
'nsnts Of speech, No 254 broadway, opposite the Park
RS Leigh, the principal of this iusIaton having
AA edhe services Of professional gentleman of the highest
repectaby TO aid herin experimenting warranted in
assuring The public from the perfect she has in ca
'e oil ammerng and o'cr impedimenls speech that
come under her that at ed and the
most obstinate can be made speak with comparative ease and
nuency IN few weeks, and many in Il few DAYS.
MRS Leigh can exhibit numerous Testimonials her Intu-
ton OF the efficacy OF her system The public demand
satisfactory than the following from gentlemen whu
occupy the first rank in science and liter and TO whom
ha- cogtdsntiGiiy communicated 1t.
NetO York, Aprl I2lh, 1896
Having received from Mr. Leigh explanation OF her the
DRY io the ton OF Summarizing and ohe
speech, aud having visited her Institution with great
'"e That we offer 10 the public testimony in her favour
From the many instances there cure, even when
'he habit had been of very long standing well as from the
assurance OF manyrespecahe persons, othe greatest
ase they had derived from her instruction. we sincerely he
rve viii prove public benefit and hope that MIS-
Leigh may ohainthe patronage ingenuity aud peseyerns
patience have so well deserved
We 10 not hesitate further add conpictio that an ad
hereneeto her rules the part of the pupil is all that il
luisie 10 eject perfect cure.
lsgnedl SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, nj. d.
New York.
JOHN nc. VICRAR, D. d.
Professor oil Moral Philosophy, Columbia College.
JAS: II. MANLEY II D.
4!esldeHt oil the Kew York State Medical Socei,
JOHN WATTS, j.. NJ. ID.
MUSICIAN TO the New York Hospital.
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Copy IF letter from Dr. J. AIANLEY to Mrs. LEIGH
~ "NEW YORK, May 1895.

@OPy y c4eter from Dr. - = NlANLEY to Mrs. LEIGH
,n "NEW YORK, May 1896.
" Take great pleasure in bearing my public t,s-
mony to the excellence of plan for the teimeut and
cue OF Stammtrng which cases. exists 10 such eArnt
10 place The unfortunate subject OF this habit; so far Al
has talent ered very nearly in the con
diIon OF ute. The confidence you placed in me b,
explaining IN detail your method, and the facts and eaonn
by which YOU have attained to such complete
my acknowedg dement's
the examination from time 10 time Of your rupiIs the
histories OF their from their nou the opoc
'unes have had 70 compare the PROCESS IF their amend
n't and above all the points of support which your system
derives Gm develoPeaIent of the OF Stanmering
laid open IN your exposition, have all conped 10 convince
me that yur method must be successful that if the nup
he of adult or discretionary age having once ey
cannot relapse into their former habit without II had almost
said studying acquire il.
That uneTamPled success will attend your efforts in The
treatment oil hs unfortunate vice Of speech entertain NO
1oub and bear any asgnable proportion 10 your merits in
bringing to such degree of perfection, you will have abun
dant cause o: satisfaction. With much esteem am,
[Signedl "JAIIEs II. MANIEY =; y
June g. Ss5y
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To Daniel A Penick, who inIeTnarr1e5 ,,,L a -

~ O"nei "a ehIck, VINO lntermarrled with Az
mes Ann Iiney john Brown Tinsey and BENJAMIN NO.
by, guardian OF Wyhe aud Peter Tnsey distributes Of
k(LEASE Take Notice That shall by order of the Pre,i
gent and Directors of the Meohaniesvire TurnpLe cr
PaDy apply to the county Hanover on the FIR,
me august Term next, 10 appoint five discreet intelligent di
interested aud impartial heehoder 10 assess the Jap,arc
Wh'h w result from opening road tb ough the lands ybc
the sand PeeT Tiusley died seized in the county OF
18th day of February, 1917 FN" mo
Julyfi. - - ~ q. =
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-M0TTCE

IT ny intention @ open SCHOOL for the epsunr yea,
IN the neishhourhoOd Of Johnson SPRINGS Cn@eb,nd
county which Is % commence the 10Th January and close M
If December following making Of 10 nonths afttr al
lowing month for vacation. The f H..
ture which shall teach the foovinr The Latin and
English languages srammsaly Geography, with the use Of
the FLAPS and Globe the inferior branches OF Mstbem,
computing Place aud Solid Trgonometry Survsyine and
rthn etc hal he well situated for The aooonmodston Of
eight Boados, IN most desirable neig 5urhood f
health, &c and not more than p mills from Richmond Viz
price fo Beard and Tuition sodoa pay able at e end Of
he year iboe VINO WISH 10 engage requested T. d., 40
immediately, either by leaving cer Tor me a. tbi a. ~
applying 10 VIM Anderson, merchant Cary Street Iiebnon
WM. o. MOSBY.
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u lkGihJA. inCDancery. 1T holden CierKis
1916 ~
james Games adnor Of all and singular the goods ohalel.
rights and credits Of Nancy Gases dee aud in
III
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Con,rlissioner's Office, Redmond. Mr., g5d Iso,;


The parties interested will pieae take notice. that have
appointed the 3,h day September next to commence
e duties prescribed by the foregoing order OF the
court On which day al O'clock a. NJ they required
to attend at my uce IN this with the documents
sc. ready ior examination aud settlement
June = 7--,eSw AMOS IADD M
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AUGUSTA SPRINGS.

HIS Establishment will he open the of June under
the direction of Mr. John G Wright, experienced
naser: aud every effort win he madeto give general aac
tom 1t Is beautifully situated the OF the North
Mountain, IS miles N W. from. Staunon 20 miles s. w
from HarTsonbui- and the road leading through each
place TO the Warm Hot Sweet, and White Sulphur Springs
Hhe climate believed TO be The most healthy, and
nef the most desabe in the stale and the improvements
eond TO none ~ point o.; comfort and sufficient tor the
modati0n of 100 boardegs
The waters contain quantity &c ulphureed hydrogen gas,
with some earbonc acid gas, and sufficiently purgavs.
Their effect the kidneys, skin stomach is almost
tdiat. and all the eary organs powerful In
all cases of gravel where has been proved
peculiarly elcacious, and in dpepc hepatc aud
bilious affections experience has fully pcor
Good music and good pack of hounds will be provided
The S;aScs from Richmond, Frederic kshurg Wmecs-
ter arrive at Stanton thr week. whence pas
sensers ny hack reach the Springs three hours
A. the place yet in it, Infancy, compared with the old
tetns places IN Virginia, respectful made the
several Sentiemen under all of whom have had
opportunity OF becoming acquainted with merits and
eIanii may hayet public patronage.
ERASMUS SrRIDLING.
June c. S-idA
Hon. James Barbour, Washington; G. L. Seven.on WIN
bernard, Eqs, tIcderIek-burg; Hon john coai,er and
Ohapnan Johnson Esq. Richmond; Dr. X =. Waller and
Robert Saunders Esq williamsburg Mathew clua, Norfolk
tienry Robertson, Esq. Hampton Col NJ Montague, Po,ha-
tahi D hJames, Cartersye DE- Ludlow, and Payne Wa
rang Esq Essex; Hon Z. Bar hour AMI Walter Kew, Orange
j ohm Kelly and L. B Dyer Esurs Charlottesville.
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LaTI SCHOOL.

HERE lectures delivered in this institution at
Il N.edhGn, but those with which the session commences
and with which ends other words the Who'll. COURSE
lecture, upon te practice OF the law, which conducted in
the most correct manner upon authority. There nothing
unattended the student acts tor himself But he il
often told, that, to be LacysT he rea rely on
lhe books lot himself and upon which e examined every
Saturday and every Saturday too he exercises himself IN
court the records Of which neatly kept any in thu,
country and every part explained from the ms,
CONCLUSION oil the judgment, well specie.
cutIon which follows afterwards that The has
days ia the week to read without interrupt 1t
like this he OF to the student
II, 1t needhGn, where there species OF draw his
attention from It, The Juvenile part OF he bar the student
OF Law who want such assistance there, the
rtmander OF the session. upon much better terms, the
lhan ior their friend, CREED TAYLOR.
Judy {. Is III
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A GREEABLY to the will ofhe Rev. Needier Robin
O. son, will Offer othe highest bidder Thursday the
August next If far, # the next fr day. New Kent
Courthouse two Tracts OF Land lying the Tower end Of
Kent county, and Immediately the waters OF York River.
The one tract known the Of Marshed contains 1000
acres on which there large and conmodou Brick House
OF two Stories and houses, of whIchare good repair
The quality Of the land stiff aud we'll the growth
oi whea Its oontguty the AFFORDS great facility id
procuring the necesaes Of the water Oye, Beds
Ing Rocks Immediately adjacent to the door and the door
within so yards Of the bank Of the river.
This land bounded Onihe West by running through
spacious piece Of Marsh continuing about or 10 acres
which partly owned by Nj Prior Vaughan who
joining to reclaim t. Nature has thrown up an enormous
mound OF sand leaving only passage Of ieet for tie eb
bng and flowing Of the tide up sud the creekrhe ex
pense Of eoaming this marsh exceed thirty dollars
the only work necessary will be the Sing OF food gate this
nsfrow "a SAGE.
The oheaoi commonly called Pond Marsh but was chang
ed 10 Waethorpe, contains 100 end Joins arshed
the Southeast There are 10 Improvements this
ceP the frame Of an old dwelling house, which may easily
repaired TO be comfortable The peculiar advantages Of th
tract consist in ~ ayJrab adaptation the raising Of Cattle
navnga very extensive Msrsh attached .hali eel both
tracts on credit one two and three years. requiring the
pfcha5ers bond with security aud deed Of u the lnud
TO secure the payment. WA. ROBINSON. Adnir.
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L-NTERESI,IAc1E 70 PL-aN,TEPS

sVHE Yirgna Paen. Thresh,,g lIakins The sub crber
L having very ecsntly made great Improvement the
bove machine wishes call particularly to the
late improvement has made the Portable Threhing Ma
chine In the Improvement ON the above makne he
entirely the large belt lieu substitute ed
cog wheel and Pnion I" operate the eshng power both
aud The operative power connected together,
less than those his original plan. These en
combined with some others he made he aers
they superior any thing oithe kind either Europe OF
America for execution, oheanes and durability This ma
chine extremely simple structure nearly all its pats
are of Ton perie'y portable be adjusted from farm
TO another and put m operation hour after at
the place be- used by the plantation hands. none of il.
parts deanged by removing There can &c attached
power Of tile machine Cotton OF so saw,
eaoh without any additional expenee after the sns
crop, will please leave their orders early possible
The price of The improved machine $3.50 the factory lie
plans, with single and double breasts Also, seiieedIng Straw
SAMUEL CocHRAN, head of Mayo's Bridge.
T. D me uhorinel SOLD machine on the new plan last
and from the utility Of he has orders for the
same ueiSLDouEIood Tor the approaching C
thereby certify, ;ba; of DIR. Samuel Cochrans
late Improved Portable rhreshng Machines, which am
much pleased threshed 500 to one thousand
bushels Of wheat OF the last crop, horses and
hands, by udic'ous management confident that
easeio horses and hands Is perfectly portable, taken
up and removed, erected and work in or hours
conceive simpler and better machine could constructed
for the use itw.. intended GILES FIrZHUGH.
Mon;eyideo, King George co. May 1914.
do certify that own one OF I Samuel Cochran, por
table Treshing Machines, which woked with or mules
horses and eight hands, with which threshed during
the last between 500 1900 bushels of wheat clean
om the straw averaging between $50 200 bush gay The
Mac nine with he removed from farm 10 ano-
he different parts OF the farm erected by the
plantation hands IN four i've hours. think the machine
superior any machine have econnmv facility
of trehiEe aud durability a. witness my this 18th OF
EDWARD II. BoIssEAU.
This 10 certify, that purchased Of Samuel Cochran
fast second wheat Machine that he constructed in Frede
rokbug and that have the said machine several years
large estate, and have been much pleased with il that
the last purchased others from him and ordered
fourth Tor esent year. Unnecessary can beremoyed 10
any part the farm and put III operation hours; aud
have found three hoTs sufficient TO keep
county WILLIAM BOYD.
June .. TT