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instances oil the TILES to property, and boundaries of
sies; the nuiihca,icn OF obligations aud
and consequent train of litigation aud vexa,ioa, to
which there is cad.
The pending prosecution against Allen, we under
stand. grew out Of the following circumstances: N
settlement OF accounts with Mr.. Of Hartford q gen.
teman Of large property and
balance OF 10 was found TO be due Allen 70. which
he wrote a note and MIR. - signed u. Some time al
ter this rpnsacton, Allen informed Mr.--thst he
held his note, for Ten thousand dollars which he
should be compelled 10 bring suit on unless promptly
dischirSed. IL was some time before MIR. - could
believe him in earnest He had never had transac.
tons with Allen TO the amount OF so many hundreds:
nor ha, hs the most distant recollection Of ever
given him a note for any amount. He had owed him
SO OH settlement but had paid it-this he remember.
ed aud nothing further. Allen, however, exhibited the
note to him, puporting to be for $40 000 aud with his
signature TO IL, which he frankly acknow TO be
geauine; but how II came appended a note Of $40 OOO
was the mystery That it frauduiently obtaine ed
there was no doubt in his mind Alien however, com.
menced suit for the recovery of the amount, and i'm
MIR. =, that he had some time ago given Allen his
note Tor $40, the amount Of which soon after pa
though the note, owing TO his orgetfuness, still remain
ed win Allen The mystery .oon developed the
note Tor ten dollars had by the addition Of the word
thousand been sweled TO the amount OF ten thousand
dollars. When the suit came trial, the evidence of
the fraud was so clear that the Judge stopped short the
proceedings and ordered the plaintiff INFO the custody
oil the Sher-to be proceeded against upon ndict-
ment Tor forgery t.yoyf0ik Herald.
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JhLUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
AUCTION. On Wednesday, the l2h Of May
a. CLOCK viii be sold, under The manag
oil OTIs, DUNLOP, & Co. at their auction rooms our
en'lre stock OF DRY GOODS, amounting to upwards
OF Ssoooo' comprisng the most general and valuable
assoT uneht ever oheredin this place. The ,ale will be
without reserve. Terms aud month";. credit Tor -.
proved negotiable notes We shall for six weeks sss
nue TO offer our stock at private sas at very reduced
prices and invite those waning great bargains to give
us call. KYLE & COCHRAN
April 2. Il3--tf
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EPOLLiNCBRoOK HOTEL, STOCK, FUHNI-
Eb TURE, NEGROES, ssc.--By virtue of deed
OF trust executed by John Nblo the subscribers Tor
purposes therein set FORTH aud Of record in the Clerks
Office OF the Hastings Court Of Petersburg,
JPiH be Sold at .Aucsion
on Moh1ay' THE 10TH OF APRIL NEXT, commence
ing at 10 O'clock and continuing day 10 ,sy lin ali
is sed.-.he following Property. to wiz
lS shares of Stock in the BOi'instroOk Hotel.
DO do Acqueduct Company.
OF which is Garden and is not surpa. sed Nv any Car
denim Virginia Itis well lai out, and in fne Or
der, having great variety of choice Fruit Trees su,
as Cherries. Piumb. Strawberries Raspber.e., Peach
es Grapes, Apples Fgs &c. each in great abundance
and would be great acquisition any person keeping
House of Entertainment
10 feet Ground in the rear Of Messrs. Mordscai s.
Myers.
The Stable in the rear Of NIessrs Boswells Brown.
ley.
The unexpired lease Of the Three T.nements oppo-
lite the Boliingbrook Hotel, having three years to run
from the lst September next Attached of these
ienements Is first rate Bakery in full and COM
pete operation, with the of the greater part of
the town Tor its support. fine opportunity is here
10 any person qualified to engage in business
The whole of the stock of Furniture, now in the Boil
'gbrook Hotel, embracing every article necessary tr
such an es'aolshment all OF which OF the best quail
W ana nearly rs good as new having been use less
than Is months.
Negroes, to witt Mary, Betsy and her child, Pb-
lis, Toby aud ADAM all Of whom are under good char
ac'er and are first rate house servants.
The Stock OF Horses, Cows, and Hogs.
ne boogbrook Hotel is so well known, that tbs
Trustees deem II unnecessary TO enlarge upon its adj
vantages as a House OF Pablo Entertainment. 1t was
punt IN 1878; large, airy and very house.
having Baths attached to end of it, and is elegantly
furnished from the cellar to the garnet. The Stables
belonging to the Establishment large and convent
eht taxing the whole together, il is surpassed per-
maps by mons in the u States Any disposed to
engage in business of the kind, would do we'll TO at
Tend the sale purchase the Furniture, and lease the
establishment.
There vii; be no po't ponement ON account Of the
weather.
The sale will commence with the Furniture
Terms at sale, which will be liberal to any psrs.a
wishing to purchase largely.
WI Ro BHS' Trustees.
sac conducted by VIM. PAN MILL, Auct.
~ The Hotel will be kept open by Mr. NibIo in n.
usual Style till after the sale, and The old friends of the
establishment will find accommodation there as here
tofore.
April 6. IA-u
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"A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-On Thursday the
"a 10th day of April, at IL O'clock will be sold, on
The premises all the household and kitchen furniture
farming utensils horses, cows, sheep, hogs &C. &C. &c
belonging TO the estate Of the late Jedediah Leeds dee
Ierms-For all sums under 500, cash. over that su.a
SIX months credit with bond and approved security
AT tic same time and place, the farm will be rented
lor one year. JNO. WIGHT, Adm'or.
April z. ia a,
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HHOR SALE, Tin Plate ia boxes
q Braziers Copper
English Patent Shot
German OLnaburgs
Liverpool filed Sacks Of Salt
English White Lad
Sd Wrought Nails
Madeira and Port Wine
Pale Ale and Brown Stout
Wine and Porter Bottles
Eafthern Ware, assorted, IN Crates, by
March 80. 1925" C. g. A. WARWICK
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!" Mucm Ynr nrM,lN. uN.ureo- Cocper.

following highly poccal lines by correspondent OF III
orlcan, Mercantile Advertiser, written the death
LOUISA L. KEY, beautiful and accomplished young Lady
'rmeth arc,idcnt of this District; t.Na,. Journal
(For ste Nsr Oriecn, Mercantile .Sdcsrtissr.)
No, no, the lishtest heard
From angel voice, or angel hand,
AMI not one pluned pinion stirred
Among that bowed and bliss iul band;
but there silence in tho sky,
thought not angel tongues could name,
When iIom its mystic iount high,
The mandate ol her Father came.
See, on her pale and placid brow
Lies parted tho dark wavy hair;
Upon her breast her hands OF snow
Are claspcd-as ii in hoy prayer.
Oh gentle spirit is IL thus
Wore doomed thy s0intcd form to see,
Oh dosolating thought for us
Oh sweet and gentle sleep for thee
Tho veral flowers look smiling on,
There's life aud Joy in field and wood
But she, who walked their smiles, is gone,
And wc-orc left in solitude!
All whittier, whittier shall we turn
From sorrow that has pierced ms through!
We meet with none but those that mourn,
And vanly ask for comfort too
For she orient to the sight,
Aud eyes, like flowers, that sloricd yet,
And turned adoriug in her light,
Now darkly drcop when it hath set!
Weeping, they bid the past restore
The gls il loudly gave
Hcr--whom their hearts shall clasp moro,
Aud love-thats in the dark, cold grave
T. eto's one with waning check and brow,
Tho saoly changed, yet very fair,
Like Bcauty's moonlight len to show
Her mornn; freshness has been tsoro-
shadow on her soul j. east
Her faded eyes filled with tears,
And grief, before her youth has past,
Will do the work of mournful years
They t,cin roscs-by the air
OF spring time gently blown apart,
No more in light or shade u share
Tho fragrance of each ohor's heat.
Yes, they by sunny stream aud shore,
In play, in prayer, in song, in sleep,
Have becn-as they will he
Then speak not, Brother! let her weep!
But not dcspair-'iis thoughicss, vain,
On every field, and flower, aud tree,
Wen trace that lovely smile again
That bcam'd upon them, saint. from theo
Some star that's brighter than the rcst
some flower whose fragrance dies,
Shall blend them with thy memory blest,
And consccratc thy obscqucs.
Like strains OF some forgotten song,
Like perfume from broken she'll,
Like CLEANS of sunshine hidden long,
Bright streaming through dungeon coll.
Thy pure remembrance shall arise,
A rainbow the cloudcd heart,
Aud, while cuch Tudcr passion dies,
Another worlds deep peace impart L.
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ANN. s. ID. KYLE s. CO, have now the plea
w sure OF informing their friends in the country,
mat tner Spring assortment of DRY Goods is almost
complete by recent arrivals, very large supplies have
been received; to which will be added by each success
slVe packet throughout the season. such ne and FASH
ionable articles as may be offered in the Northern
markets They respectfully invite the attention OF
wholesale customers TO an inspection of their present
s'ocK ana beg leave to assure them, that they are moi
terms as cannot fail to please
rs Mansion House, March 3d. IIO-st
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gt n y REWARD will be given for nv negro
R e1 man CHARLES, who left the Subscriber
WINE III Richmond on the I6!h October Ia.t.-He is
between 80 and 10 years DID, about feet high Hxht
complexion, quite intelligent and has on the back Of
ohe oil ha hands, near his wit remarkable scar oe
ca"'oned by the cut Of the hand. He has
WE In Richmond, and is supposed TO be lurking
'hereaUou's, or in James City, where formerly resde
Inc above reward will be given for his delivery 10
nae IN franklin, williamson county, Tennessee or tho
sum oil $50 will be given for securing him in Jail and
infoT maton lodged with Mr. b. ID. Brown of Rich.
mond or James Semple, j.. of Williamsburg.
March 26. IIi-St WM r piFPCE
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n ABOURERS WANTED.--Wauted fifteen or 20
abourcfs by tho month. for The balance Of the
ycar-lor which liberal price will be given. Apply TO
April .. Ill-3t FRENCH & JORDAN.
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\VlRGlNIA.-M Ciance,y.-At a Court continued
and held for But kin CHAM County the 18th day of
NJ drCH, IOOU :
Zenas Sanders,
against

against
Nah'i Lancaster, adm'or with the will annexed Of
James Sanders dec Stephen Sanders, Goodrich San
iers John w. Sanders, Richard e. Word, and AIIey
his wife, WIN. Jones' and Polly IN, wife Eihu
Sanders, Caroline Sanders, Sally Ann Sanders Mary
y Sanders, James Sanders, WIN. j. SIndets Charlotte
Z Sanders Geo. G. Sanders, John p. Sanders Robert
Sanders judith Sanders, Elizabeth Sanders Sally San.
iers, Celia Sanders Benjamin Whitehead and Polly
ms vile, James Jarrett, and Alexander Jarrett Nathan
a Thornton & Co, AMI James Anderson. Debts
The Defendants VIM Jones, and Polly hi. wife
Richard g. Word, and Alley his wife, ami John w
Sanders not having entered their appearance and Civ
en- security according 10 the act OF Assembly and the
rules OF This Court, and it appearing by Satisfactory
evidence, that they arc not inhabitants OF this State IL
Is ordered, That the said VIM. Jones, anil Polly his
vile, Richard G. Word, and Alley his WIFE, and John
W. Sanders do appear mere at June Court next and an
swer the bill of the Plaintiff, and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted the Richmond Enquirer
Tor two months successfully and posted al the front
Goor Of The Courthouse OF this county. copy Tese
hprIl g. lI-wSw r. ELDRIDGE, c. B. c.
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a AAK PLANK.-ws with 10 contract for On AZ
W ieet good white oak plank, delivered at our Fac
oty.-Persons tat we contracted with some time since
or PLANK viii please deliver the same in one monsh
oa this time or we sha not co nsder ourselves bomnd
by The contracts. e. e coSRV
March &C. iii a,
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RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORY.

RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORY.
q tOTTON cloths and yarns, of superior quality
manufactured at this establishment are offered tor
sale, Wholesale retail at the Propretors Office ION the
leading TO ShockG Warehousc) moderate prices
they do not wish TO make any further purchases Of
seed Cotton not having found IT suitable 10 their pur.
poses; but are sill prepared to give the highest cash
price for prime picked cotton
May 10. Aft CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
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SITUATION WANTED.--A young man who can
- produce unexceptionabe Testimonials of his respec
liability and qualifications, wishes to procure situation
ds teacher Ia private iamily, in respectable
neighborhood, where 20 scholars can he obtain
ed. His course Of tuition will be as follow Engsl,
Grammar. as expounied by Lndlay Murray, Reading
Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, with the use OF Maps
and Globes, Ancient and Modern History, by the most
approved authorsand all oher branches nscesary in
the formation Of good English Education lie would
also, ii desirable conduca small class the commence
ment Of Latin or Greek letter directed to
A. b. Thompsonville, Culpeper County, Va, will be
immediately attended 10. April 6. 1Il-w4w
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April 6,

fHNkUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
Il IAIE.-By virtue of deed Of trust executed
10 The subscriber, and John Bullock by James Powell
70 secure the payment of certain debt, therein mem
"ohed' 10 the late William Gait of the City of Rich
monh' which deed bears date the 10Th day of No.
vemoer 1910, and is Of record in the county court of
amherst, the subscriber will, on the I7h day OF Nav
iooV' ON The premises, sell by way of public auction
or ready money, certain tract parcel of land w.
ng' ana being in the county Of Amherst the Court
house OF said county, on the waters Of TribuIa,ion
containing 500 acres, less t being the
same tract of land on which the said lanes PowaIi @
cen'iy resded0 or such portion thereof may be ne
eessary 10 effect the unsaed purposes OF said deed
OF trust, and defray &c charges OF sale
Acting TIu-tee the subscriber will convex n IN.
purchaser or purchaser, the title vested in him by yir.
tue OF said deed Of Trust and none other
DAVlDS. GARLAND, Trustee
APrh U. ll4-St
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"a OIICE-All persons indebtcd,to the estate of the
late Jedcdiah Leeds, decd. are requested to call
ana settle them without delay and those having claims
against the estate requested TO present them pro-
pcrly.authcnticated for payment to
JOHN WIGHT, Adm'or
With the will annexed of Jedediah Leeds dec
April 2. Ifa o.,
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ENHE Celebrated Horse MARION-wiII stand
x tue ensuing season at my stable two miles from
The town OF Halifax, and will render service al thirtv
dollars inc season, payable at its expiration, which NAV
De discharged by twenty-five ca.h Forty-iive dollars
ensure payable when the fact is asccraned or the
properly changed. One dollar TO the Groom-The
July. - ~ ~
"oou pastnrage gratis and mares grain fed % cents
prevent accidents or escapes but responsibility for
el'ner. MARION Is beautiful dark bay, black name
ana egs' iuii hve 'eet two and threequarers inches
high, now nine years old, in good order &C. He was
go' ny old Sir Archie, his dam by Citizen, his grandam
ny Alderman, bis great grandam by Roebuck, his e,
e & oam by ferod, his Z, z. <. e. dam by Partner,
&c MARION rua at Laurenccville against ST,
Henry and won the Jockey Club with ease; he travel
led to New Market, and there won the Jockey Club
beating Betsey Richards and Others.
BENJAMIN S. LONG.
April 6. lII-I0t
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WlRGlNIA: In Chancery.-At Court continued
y and held for Buckingham county, the llih day OF
March, 1880.
Lulebcrry Hartman, Puff
against
John Hsrdman, and John Morris admir- of Richard
Hsrdman decd D,nds
The defendant John Hardiman not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security according to the
Act OF Assembly AMI the rules of this court aud ii APP
Pearng by satisfactory evidence that he not an nha
hiiant OF this state On the motion of the plaintiff
Ordered That the said John Hartman do appear here
on the hfst day OF August term next and answer the
bill OF ihe plant II; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for two
nonhs excessively, and posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse Of this county. Copy. Teste,
Apfil 9. IIl-wSw ELDRIDGE. O. G.
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PHILIP b. WINSTON. CHI

IA n
u in the Clerks Office OF the the County Court of
Charlotte, ON the first Monday in February, 1890
Thomas Roberts, Plfr
against
James Cheaney and William Hankirs DeGs
Inc defendant James Cheaney having entered his
appearance, according to the Act of Assembly and the
rcS oil thls court and appearing TO the satisfaction of
The court that he is not nhabtant of this State on the
motion oil the Plaintiff by COUNSEL it is ordered that
me said defendant do appear here The first Monday i'm
may next, and enter his appearance and answer the
Plaintiffs bill, and give security for performinr the de-
cree oil the court, and that copy of this order be in
serted IN the Richmond Enquirer for months success
the said county, A Copv
Feb %. l02-MSw WINSTON ROBINSON q
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CHANCERY-ln GOochland County Court, I5ih
a February, 1880:
Nathaniel Smith, PIE

against
Armstead Thurston and VIM. Blunkall, Defts.
The bill Of the plaintiff being cad and fled and the
defendant Armsead Thurston not having entered his
appearances and given security according to the act of
Assembly aud the rules Of this Court, and it appearing
othe court by satisfactory evidence, that the said de-
iendant Armstead Thurston, is not nbabant of this
Comnonweal.h-On, the motion OF the plaintiff by coun-
SCI, II is ordered that the said defendant Armstead
Ihur'ton, do appear here on the third Monday in May
next and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of
ms order be forthwith inserted i'm tho Richmond En-.
q"rer, ne w.pser printed in the city Of Richmond
Ior TWO months excessively, and that another copy be
posted al the front door OF tho court house Of this eoun
on Two successive court days And il is farther or
dered' that the said defendant William Bunkall do not
pay away secree otherwise dispose Of any money or
oher property in his hands, belonging to the other de-
PENDANT Armstead Thurston so as to render him ma
bic TO pay the paiats' demand on the bill mentioned
until tho further order of this court and subpoena is
awarded accordingly. A Copy-Te.,e
feb. &c l03-wsw N w. MILLER. D. g G. r.
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IN CHANCERY.-In Hanover County Court Jan.
n uary, 9th, 1880:
David Via, Archibald Via, Pleasant Moore and Thorn
as Parsons, Pitts
against
10nh via ana Edmund Via, Dets
FMS day came the Plaintiffs by their counsel and fled
heir bill in this cause, and the Defendants not having
entered their appearance and given security according
10 the Act OF Assembly and the rules of Court and il
appearing TO the satisfaction of the that they are
not inhabitants OF this commonwealth on motion of the
rlaihi'' 1t Is ordered, that they appear here the
first day of April Court next and answer The PLANTING
sHh b and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted In the Enquirer, newspaper published in the
1y oil Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and that
another copy be posted at the front the courthouse
oil this county. Copy. Teste,
q
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CHAMBERLAIN Rules held in the clerks Of
- nee ct the county court OilBuckingham on Mon.
day the LIST day OF March, 1890:
Thomas w. McCraw pl,G .
against
:, William Ii. Ransone and Samuel Jones and Robert
Shaw, nan.
Inc defendant Ransone not having entered his ap-
peafance aud given security according TO the act of
assembly, and The rules OF this court ard appearing
to the satisfaction OF the court that he i. not an inhabi
aht oil tins country is ordered that the said Ransone
DO appear here the LIST day of June court next and
answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that COPY of this
order be forthwith Inserted in some pewspaner ,uh
ished in the city Of Richmond two months success
sveiy and posted at the front door Of the of
this county. Copy. Teste
March 9. IO6-MSM II. EIDRIDGE q g
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SflRGINIA, to wit AT the Rules holden in the
" Clerks Office of the county court Of Bedford on
the first Monday in Juue, 1880 Frederick Aunspaugh,
Pin. against John Marke, William MarkIe, Alexander
Burton, and Adaline his wife. formerly Alkaline Mare,
Charles arkle and John Markle r (Which snid Charles
and John the infant children OF Charles Markle de-
ceasedD aud William Carson, admir-. with the will an
nexed of Charles MarkIe, sen deceased, Detts. HI
Chancery.
The defendants John Markle, William Markle. Alex
ander Burton, Charles Markle, John Markle jr. aud
William Carson admir-. with the will annexed of Charles
Marke, sen DECEASED, not having entered their appear
ance aud security according the act of Assembly
and the rules this court aud tappearlng by satsac
tory evidence thatthey inhabitants of this
mOnwealth On the motion Of the Plaintiff by counsel :
Ii is ordered that the SAID defendants do appear hero
ON the fourth Monday August next and ans" the bin
ofthe plaintiff; aud that copy ofhs order be forth
with inserted IN the Lynchburg Virguan for twOmonth
suceessvey aud posted the front door of the court
house for two successive court days
Aeopy--resie, X. C. MITCHELL, G. B. C.
June IA N2m
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nv FLETCHER * TOLER.

fiction. By accident thu following discovery wa:
made about three years ago.
When the irui, is perfectly set OF half grown.
| take a small hammer aud bruise the trunk
of the tree in twelve or fifteen PLACES, from
near the root 10 the branches the sap or gum
will run out, which am satisfied will prevent
tho irun from falling off. My neghbor MI.
l. has praorsed the same with success.
viewed his trees lew hours ago; he ."ell
satisfied with the utility oft.
will not undertake TO give exact reasons
Why il should prevent the falling OFT At pre-
mature age f; it may be that the insects feed on
the sap or gum-that also there may be "a
superfuous quantity ofsap in such trees. will
entirely leave it 10 those Of superior jutg tDent.
Very respectfully yours, b. X.
Darid Landreth, Jr. Esq, Cor. Sec.
Pennsylvania HOrt. Society.