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faZial, by Sir Atchy, oui OF ,ne dam & Pony
mH- hopkins and nearly related, by maternal line
TO The celebrated FIirtella, will stand the present sea.
son a u my stable, In The county Of Mecklenburg, asd
WIN De let TO mares at $50 The season. Fine aud ex.
'snsiVe Pasturaee gratis. No liability for accidsn ts o;
escapes, but all possible care will be observed 10 ayoII
either.
Those who are Opposed 10 psironize this Horse,
may De assured, that he is a hr,,.rate arinal. though
no more man Tour years old, he is full l6 l-2 hanas n
height, and highly lorme ed in every pirticuIar, H,v.
ing, when only Is Goaihs old, received a bite from q
snake on one Of his legs, which ia il apprebended ha.
inflicted a lasting Injury, he has never been exhibited
90 me turI; on the Puti'y OF his blood he celebrity
oil MS STOCK, his tue appearance, and The unexaapled
success oil POLY Hopkins, have encourage 81 HI owner,
Win the greatest confidence, to of4r him 10 he unblis
as q stallion JOHN T.. GOODE
March 10. M,
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NATHlTE MARSH FOR ~SALE.-The Subscriber
v is authorised by the heirs and dislributeeso of
mary Nj. + Z. Rootes, deed. to make sale of that valu-
able estate IN the county OF Gloucester and state 4 Vir-
gina, called WHITE MARSH, supposed to contain
about two thousand acres, 1909 OF which are FIRST rate
Low Grounds; and the Hills of the best suaIny i'm thai
section OF country. A minute d scription of this Estate
Is unnecessary, as it is certain that persons disposed TO
purchase VIII examine it particularly: they are invited
to do so, and Mr.. a. Smith the Manager, residing On
the premises, is instructed to show any gentleman who
desires 1t, every part of the Estate. will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending TO both, %affording navigation TO vessels of
large burthen, and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance. The improve.
ments consist OF a large brick Dwelling House, with
iouI rooms on a floor, nearly new, and finished in the
best style; all necessary out houses, some of them
brick, an most OF them new. The Low Grounds Law
III one compact body, Immediately in front Of the house,
without a single break, and every part TO he seen from
the dwelling att single glance Of the eye; they are fine
~ calculated for the production OF Barley, Wheat, I'm.
dian Corn, Cotton, &c; in fact, this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have seen il, to be the best
oil the same extent, and one Of the handsomest i'm Va.
The time OF payment will be made TO suit the pur-
chaser, and the necessary number of hands TO cultivate
the Estate, together with the stock of every kind, farm.
ing utensils, &c. will be sold with il, if required.
May H. l-wf JOHN TABB.
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Feb 26 95 2awtd

n tLARK'S THRESHlNG MACHINE w. have
u seen Doctor Clark's Wheat aud Dat Tbr--hing
Machine, which has been In operation al Mr.. Laws
Ware HOuse in this Ciy, during n last IN, ee week.
aud have no hesitation 10 saying II far surpassee any
idea we had pretiJu5Iy enlsftaiDsd OF il.
The construction is very simple, being entirely o;
Wood and Wrought Iron, which can be easily srpai, ed
Or necessarily by ordinary mscbAnics it requirs less
power, aud lhresbes as clean as any other machine we
have seen in use.
As regards the quantity, IL il evident that IL fed az
fast az the machine will dispose IL it,, one person may
get out as much per day az his hands can take care of.
Many o. us have engaged machines from MIR Lay,
(the Agent0 aud we recommend them 10 our country
friends, as a cheap, ecoUoSical, and useful improve
msnt. Richmond, February 2. 1881.
JOHN G.. JOYNES, JOHN u. CLOPTON,
LAW r DADE. RIG w. WOOD.
NATL. ALEXANDER, CHARLES MARX.
RICH'D. BOOKER, II. G.. WINSTON.
JNO CAMM POLLARD, J. RI BERNARD
ROBERT WHITE. WILLIAM FGNNEY,
EDMD. CHRISTIAN, GE0 BOOKER,
A CLAIBORNE, G. MAYO.
sAM'L. p. PARSONS.
The prices OF The Machine are, for one horse povsr
$50, $55, and $50 and for two horses, from $50 to
S75, according TO the size preferre1. Al a moderate
es,imate, il is believed that The former will thresh IbO
10 $50, and the latter 300 10 400 bushels per day, if pro.
ostly attended. HAM Machines csn be furnished for
$40 to $45
The Sobscribsr, az General Agent, will sell the Pa.
tent II ght for making, vending, and using, In macy OF
he different counties 10 This State. N. and s Carolins,
md Georgia aud will furnish Msshioes, with or with
out the horse power, deliverable here, OF send them Ia
such other places az may be Designated.
February 10, 1881. es-2apzm JOHN o. LAY
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sontinue without failure.
ms Stage will, for the present, leave RiehmonJ Oh
Wednesdays aud Saturdays a, A O'clock, A. NJ and
arrive 81 Orange Court House Oh Thursdays and Mem
Jays az y O'Clock. A. M.-Lesv Orange Court House
on Sundays and Wednesdays at 3 o'clock, aud ,,riy~ a,
h,ehr'ond' on Moodays and Thursda, s al 5. p. NJ.
ms line oil stages will mike d junction al Orange
Court-Hou'e with the A,exantIia line of staees carried
by william Smith 10 LynehturS-psssiug in ia north.
etn dirscicn by C"lpeper Court. House, Fauquisr
NouI'-iouse or Watrenton at which point, it viii
meet with the Winchester line-by which, a direct
eommnnicaiion is afforded to the town Of Wheeling OIL
tn Ohio river.
a. Louisa Couri-House,t the Harisonhurg mail il
taken ou', and will IN SOM short time, be carried bv a
q worse ''age, OF which due notice will be gwen; A, pre-
sent II is carried on horseback.
ihe ppbic arr assured that the best horses eni
mos' experienced drivers will he k-pt-aud every
sSeriion used TO make the line comfortable and exoe.
ditious.
Fare 10 Louisa Cour,-H juse 8 dollars-to Or,pye CT.
House 81 oO GEMS An intermediate distsrce. 6 | 4
cents per mlle.-Stage ofiee a, the Washington Ho.
tel. JOuN NJ ppICE
'ha'' z IOl-WJV
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committed 20 tue J41O Mos -
~ Cou4,y, 90 the l4h day Of November 1890, a. =
runNgsY anegro msb, WHO CALI htnsslt PEYTON
OOSINS, sni who also says that n vas torn free.
md thai he was raised in the County Of Charlotte
Hel y about tbriy years cid, nearly sx l-,t high co
iof black, no particular mark tecolleeted. The owner
II any, IL reques'ed 10 come for ward, prove property,
pay ~ctafges, sDd teks him away, or he will be deal
with according 10 law.
II my pefson or persoDs in the county Of Charlotte
en- produce satisfactory evidence to TIE County Courl
OF Ne,toway, that tho above named Peyion Cousins ID
entitled to bis freedom, they are respectfully requested
TO do 60. a A Campbell,
Feb. 2e s~b-wl2w JsHor Of Noaowsy Co1nty.
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HD HOUSTON-Drrrtsr or R1cpmoND-R,,.

I'D Observation-Disclosures or R~IcHmoND-R.s.
. Pse'iully informs The Ladies sbd Gentlemen Of
virginia, thathe proposes to be IN Williamsburg on the
llth OF the Pfegent month, and will remain one wsek;
tom thence be will proceed to RebIpoDd, where be
WI remain a fortnight only; on lbe 4Hb April, he will
visit Petersburg, aud Temaio there until lie LIT May,
return o Richmond and remain one week; 2Iweck In
Nay viii he ~ Norfolk, aud remain 3 week, 20 'urn 10
Redmond aud remain | week; will he ia Ffelrtk. burg
me second week IN June and Iem ain thee W. ks; 10
Charlottesville he h-stcfJ ly, SD fem $40 three v, elk 4,
the monih Of August " u b. al The wrte Snlp, ur an5
adjacent SpuDgs-The 6rst week in S,ptsrber be
VIII vi@t Lyncbbug, snd fe.ulp T. Redmond by be
Is Of Ociobsf. Msrsb IL IOI-wf
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MOfICE to Underwriters. Tn, subscribers viii
" receive proposals until the 7h day OF April next,
for bulldog a Clerks Office at NOttoway Courthouse,
OF the following dimensions aud materials The
House TO be "a feet long, by 10 feet wide, from outside
10 Outside oi Brick tn walls two feet thick IRON the
base, (Which il 10 lie sufi sienty deep to ensure a good
be two feet from the surface Of the ground-ih- wall
up 10 this p0iot may be either OF good brick or stone :;
the pitch OF the rooms III feet, the walls IL inches
thick, a partition wall OF brick dividing the House ioto
two rooms, and a chimney al each end OF the House.
Siiis within Ihs wallis on which the sleepers are to rest,
with studs reaching 20 The ceiling, the whole TO be
iaihed and plastered, leaving a space Of two inches be-
tween the laths and wsls.-The floors TO DO o ngued
and grooved, wash anil cbair-hoards. An out door to
each room, and a partition door four window, Is
lights, 10 by IL, with iron gra es. The doors 10 tie
furnished with good and sufficient locks and hinges.
The House 20 b. we'll sbeeted and covered with slaie
OF good qnsliiy. The whole OF he brick 10 be Of good
quality, hard and we'll burnt, and all the timbers OF
good heart pine, and well sea,oned. The work TO be
Finished within The present year executed faithfully
and IN workman-iike style. The money will be paid
in November next, or as soon a. the work lie com plet-
ed and received. All letters addressed 10 the under.
signed, at Notoway Courthouse, (pos, paid will be
attended to. Should no contract be made for The above
work, earlier than the 7h OF April next, il will then be
lot 10 the lowest bidder, IL being Noitoyay Court day.
JOHN p. DUPUY,
J0HN H. KNIGHT,
SOL b. JErER
NATHAN WARD,
Feb rs 95-2awtd A A.. CAMPBELL.
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Axx&<TSNew-7STAGES FROM wARRENTON
TO
~-~@~<rsna2.S a DANVlLLE

ii Stage will leave warrenton every Tue.ds,
IL and SATURDAY. at 3 O'clock p. Nj arrive at Ox-r'
same Gay: LeaV. OStored every Wednesday aud SUur
day a. 4 O'Clock A. NJ. and artlvs at D nviiie a,9 p NJ
ssme day. Leave Danvil!e every Monday ard Thurs
lay az o'clock a. VI. aud atr,vs Al Mil on al, A NJ
and at Oxford ssme DAYS; leave OSford a. 4 o'siork A
VI every Toesday and Saturday aud arr W a, Warren
%tersburE.
This route combines more advantages and facilities
'oan oies' routes in the southern country; and fr com
tcri abd conveaiente It s 40, surpassed. Pers,o. IRA.
veilng 10 Pei'rshnrg. Richmoni, or any pace t, tbe
north can eater the stage a, Danville either Monday o.
thursday a D "A Nj. arrive at NJ lton a. 8 O'Clock AID a,
Warren'on mex days In time for the sage goiuy no..h-
ward and arrive 1T Petersburg "Wednesday aud S.,ur.
day by . o'clock p. NJ. Thus p~erfrmmirg the rouis
81 III Miles in three days Price OF Fare thrnu,h
$40 OO, and arrive in Nsw-Yor& in six days from Dan
vile OF Milton. Persons travelling south eau leave p.
,ersburg every Monday and Thursday aud arlve a,
"esr-nton n~extdays in time to take The stage or Milton
or Danviile.
This line iniersecis at Warrenton the ma n daily line
running Norh or South. IL also meets thu Norfolk
line ola Mnrfre.sboroush and Halifax, N. C. Persons
rav-iiins north, who do not wi-b TO go tau ugh Pe.ers
burg, can 80 N 'his lin to Norfolk and there meet the
Steam Boats, direc, to Washing ton CITY, b fillmore. e..
M. line also meets az Oxford a stage from R,ieigh.-
~ Milton u aiso lntersects til. Stage line from Frcd.e-
ick'burg, Va, to Powel,on, Georgia And ut DauvilIs
meets with a line OF stages from Lynchhnys, v. and
another from Salem, NC twice a week, which extend.
otd Morganton, Br n letown, Greenviie, sc. TO The
south.
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 keep comfortable
.oaehes' nrs' rate teams, sober and steady drivers
& ny these IN, ans hopes to obtain a share Of patronage
Passage from Warrenton TO D.nvhis So 90 iibag-
gage and Parcels at the risk OF tn owoe,s.
FEBRUARY "a. 81 -w6w JAMES w. %JEFFREYS.
a. TAGE NuTlCE.-The Mail Coach will hereafter
leave Petersburg Tor Halifax, Tarboro' and Ra-
ielgh, on tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 4 A
NJ, arrive at Halifax the same days, at 8 p. M.-leave
Halifax the next days, at IA NJ. arrive at Tarboro'
at 8 =. Nj. in time for the Passengers to take the Nor
folk line for Fayettsviile-At Enfield d Coach will
leave Qmmediately on the arrival OF the Petersburg
Coach0 for Raleigh, and arrive at the latter place The
same evening.-By these routes the passengers obtain
The necessary rest each night. The .NeD O,iedns
Nail line OF Post Coaches, leaves PETERSBURG for
Fayetteville, via Lawrenceville, Warrenton, Lewis
burg, and Raleigh daily, at 4 p. NJ. and arrives at
Fayetteville, in 10 hours. II PROPRIETORS.
Peters urg stage Office, March IL. IOI-l2t
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virus OF he last Will Of Join Peaus, deed,
ne formerly Of Mscklenburg, County, snd state OF
virginia he willed TO john r. Pettus, Icon NJ hi.
brother Wtiliam0 then an imam, the sumo Of 5000, and
the sid William Pettus haytDg removed 10 some psft
unknown to ne, II tbs said john IL Of age md alive.
he can get the money on application, by psyinx the
eos' Of this notice. J. NJ, JEFFRESS, Of Charlotte.
March 10. o1-T4w and he Afm'r.
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NOfICE 10 STONE QUARTERS, MASONS,
IN &c.-The Watering Committee OF ihis city ta'
auth ,ized Samuel p. Parson-, John Bosher and Chas
H. Hy!e, TO employ hands, to quarry aud split a guam
tity OF stons,a biask-smith capable Of keeping stone
tools in order, and a number OF lsborers, tor their wos ks.
Those wishing employment will call on either OF the
above naUrd nersnna MArah IL. lOl-6A
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EIW AP OF VI~RGINiA.-Tbe copies femaluiag on
I'VE and are directed to be sold at the very low pri.
ces o. $40 for the large, aud 81 for the small Map
Both are mounted uron rollers, and in a portable form
At these prices, il, IL improbable that any copies will
long ,emrn for sale. Complete sets Of The Virginia
Repo tsr-, from 1920 to tn present time H.oins's
s aip,es a large Journal of the Convention OF III is,
aud OF the House Of Delegates fom 1916 TO 1890 in
elusive, MAJ also he had upon the lowest terms al the
Cap. toI, in the City Of Ricbmond. Of
WM. III. RICHARDSON, Librarian.
March II. 1876
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March II.

TNU ARl0N will s and the ensuing Sc aeon a, nv sta.
lvH- bles, two miles from ,he towo Of II lick, N. c.,
and wall render service at Thir y five Dollars he sea-
ed by Thirty Dollars casb-Fiity Dollars 10 ensure,
payable WHEN the fact is asseT,sined or the property
changed One Dollar to the Groom in every instance.
The season CON menced the IS February last, and
will end the 10Th OF July. Good psstut age gtatis-snd
mares granted at Twenty-Five cents per day, when
required. Every attention shall be given TO prevent
accidsu's or eseapes, but no responsibility for either.
DESCRIPTION Marion is a beautiful dark bay
black name and legs, iulI Eve feet two aud three quar-
tsr inches high, Glands well en- his feet, aud TO, beauty
elegance, symmetry Of form, and purity of blood, ht
10 surpa sed by none, and eqnaIIed by but lew.
PEDIGREE.-He was go, by Sir Archie, his dam by
imported Cidz. u, his grand dam by AlIsrtnan, his preal
grand dam by Rosbuck, his q & grand dam by He.
rod, his &. Z. &. grand dam by Partner.
BENZ. S. LONG
North Carolina, March IL. 1876
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Voiuabie property in Washington CITY, for sale or
~erchange fOr Young Negroes
ENITHEH one, two, three, or iour Houses and Lots,
"a in = central aud thriving part of tn Civ, now
under rent, aud paying an interest upon near SO, 000-
all Ia good repair. The owners having an eye 30 the
West, will give a bergain in one or more of the HOu.
-es AID Los, 10 sui' purchasers. Those wishing %
buy or trade, are raqeested to call aud Judge tor them
seives-tour or hye negross will be taken for a good
House and Lot. The large slave holde rs OF Virginia
and Maryland, aud others wishing to buy or trade, are
invited 10 address (post psid) A. SHEPARD.
March 10. IO2-2sw6w
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"a Office. Was committed IN III Jul o. Gfsysat
" Couu'y, on The 3d day Of o. ohet, 1890, a neEro
nan %suppo,ed 10 he a runaway. who calls HE nare
IoW, and sayt h, belong 70 Eij'b Cation Of Oh sst-
District, Sooth Cafoins. Tom l. about 5 feet - or 10
inches high, sup ossd 10 bs upwards OF Ia rty.ysars q.
ken 10, the owner IL requested 10 call, Drove prope'tt
ray charges. snd Toxic tin agay-or he will be deaf
with according to law. JEREMIAH JENNINGS.
Jab. 10 T7-wl2w JaI0Y
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NORDONSVILLE.-1hs subscriber has lately
w purchased Ibis well Known Establishment, and
inteHds continuing the Tavern. He will be prepared
to accommodate visiter r, ia the best manner. His Ia
bies shall be well supplied-tis b r well stocked = and
his Stables well furnished with provsrder for borses.
The Stages from Gnyandotte 10 F.ederitk.buTg, and
from Richmond 10 HaIrisobbufg, arrive and depar,
from this stand. The subscriber assures the public
that his best exeIiions to give satisfaction, shall be
made. MARTIN BAKER.
The Fred rcksburg Herald and S'aunion Spectator.
will publish the above weekly. for four weeks, in each
Psps-. aud lend their accounts. MrchS 99-w4w
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WA7lLLIAM q. JONES-ArroRNEY Ar Law
has 'osatsd himself IT Chssiefisli CoUr
House, ard Offers bis proie s1ionsI services to bic frisn",
spd 'he public. He Wi AMEND regUitr'y The Count,
and Superior Courts oil Chesterfield, PowbatsD, ~,
Amslis. All bu'OsSs entrusted to him shsll receive
promp, and ruueiual stientop. March 2. 99-P2 m
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NORN-MILLkR WANTED.-We sIsh to sDssgs
~ a Miller TO ma, age cur I orn.M ll-snd are de-
posed 10 allow liberal wsees. None need apply with
out proper Recommendations 90 10 character and quail
6es,ions. p. BAXALJ e. co.
Richmond, March IL. l03-A
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WNASHiNGroN TAVERN, STAUN ION, VA.

AHJ TAVERN STAUN Ton, VA.
Wv Mrs. CHAMBERS having declined keeping the
Wayne Tavern in this place, the subscriber, late OF
Waynesborough, has been induced 10 lease this extern
'ive Establishment, formerly kept by Mr.. James Ed
mondsoH, for a term of years, and takes pleasure in an
nodncing TO his friends and the public, that it is now
open for the reception OF company. The house is in
excellent repair-and having been furnished in supe-
rior style, and provided with the best servants and ma
terials for genteel accommodation, the subscriber pledg-
es himself that by u%nremiting attention 10 business, en-
tire satisfaction will be given TO all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs. Porter Il Belden's Line of Stages between
this place and Guyandotte, will henceforth stop at this
house,; which will afford TO passengers bound to any of
the Virginia Springs or other points westward, the most
speedy opportunity OF entrance.-To which subject the
subscriber promises the most prompt attention.
Feb. &c. 95-tf l.. HARTMAN.
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q AlSSOLU lON.-The Cu-posirership bergllf re
az eSIsnns between the Subscribers, under the firm
OF Blair * Anderson is Thu day dissolved by mniual
consent-Ah persons having cl,Ims agains, the same,
VIII present them TO Beverley BLAIR: and those Indebted
10 Tue concern, will make payment to him-hc, only,
heins authorised TO receive aud grant dischar ges Tor lhe
same. BEVERLEY BLAIR.
Richmond, 3lst Dec. 1880. DAVID ANDERSON
HE Subscriber will continue 10 trar sact commits.
siou business, at The stand on Cay street, here ,oio,e oc-
cupird by BAR s. Anderson. To the patrons OF that
eoneefn, he tenders bis Acknowledgements and assures
them, and the cubIIe generally, that any busipe4s con-
hded TO his care, shall Teceive uDremi,tsd a,tautiou -
The books and papers OF Blair s Anderson being left in
MS custody, he Invites all taose having claims sgsipet
thein, 10 call 90 him for payment; aud those indebted,
TO llquidsls their respective balanoe5-he, only, bsing
authorized, az may he seen by he Advertisement above,
to recet' e and gran, discharges for ,hs same
BEY ERLEY BLAIR.
Richmond, 1t jon 1881 II -2,,s2.r ..,,
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ETNTIL the receipt Of he Goods mention cd above.
~ BsEjiUn Lloyd Bit will coniiru5 (s hefeiolofe
advertised. and al ne same place to dispose Of he
stock now OF haud, (most o. which 10 Of recent pur.
ehsses) at peyy reduced rates -prtpsfatofy to thefr n
nal dnpsnuon, wniet will take place bef5fs the ne
coneetn goes into operation.
March 8. 90 -2w1v
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ny me Governor y The Commonwealth VI pugultd:
fl M THO "

- 4 CsISbsI NV.
NA/ IN. G~uesai Asamb.y at ito present
w Session. o. The 5 h Nj at CHI. 1881, have passed
an Act, %eniitle', An Aci ccnce,rios TIE general =.
lection, for he cUrrrn yea, - ia The words ioIiowIns.
TO wi:
Whereas doubts may arise in the mind of the
sooi people nj ibl. Commonw saitt, whether tie -.
neral ee tons hOuld not he held ~ the noah If A.
pail, ~ The present year, as heretofore ; Tor removal
whey"of.
b ~ enacted, that ap lection for members Of the
General Assembly, and fbr members % ths House
OF Rep" ''n.d.ivss OF IN Congress of the U Iiied Staies,
shall not b. heid in the month Of Apsl o. this wear
bu' IN such o her north ~ hal he crowded fr bv
aei OF The GederAl Assembly 10 be passed at liz pres.
ent session
(" Be it JuUtheT enacted, Tina, the Governor he. and
he l. hereby Authorised aud required 10 take TIE NEST
ehec'ual means ny proclamation or other wise to maxi
known throughout the Commonwealth the e~xitehce Of
'bis act with IS li.tls delay as possible"
Now, therefore, !, John Floyd. Governor Of he Com
mon"e"l'h Il VrgioiA, in order 10 give tfact TO III
foregoing act OF General Assembly, have caused This
proclamation 10 be Issued AMI published.
Given undsr my band as Governor, and nm
lSeal.J der the Seal Of the Common eul.h, at Rich.
mOnd, ihis 8 n dsy OF March 1881.
March 10. lOO-w1w JOHN FLOYD
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TON ARsHAL's SALE OF CITY PR0PERTY.-

I3H II ShLE UT VII FNOFE r.
IVH Pursuant TO a decree Of the Superior Court OF
Chaucery, for the Richmond District, pronounced on
the 14'b day of February 1891, in the case OF Peers VS.
Vaughan s Co. I shall On Tuesday the 18th day Of A pril
1881, at III o'clock, A. nj. offer for sale at public suc.
ton, Oh the Premises, TO the highesi bidder, for cash,
all the. right, title and interest of Jesse G. Vaughan
in and to the lot, in the proceedings mentioned, mum
bered $50; this lot Is situated on second street,, on
ShockG Hill, in the city of Richmond, aud has i'm
prove ents on IL.
J. GUERRANT. NJ s. C C n. d.
or one IF his Deputies
March IL. IOI-tds
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North Carolina. Marrh IL.

MOTlCE.-Tbe subscrIber, formerly VI Petersburg.
" Va, havi1g connected himseIi with MIR. Henry
Butler OF New York, will hereafter tfsnssct he " hole.
ssis dry -go1ds business in that City, Il No. 5, Csdat
near Pearl Street, under the 6rm OF Bowers & BUT.
LER, ~here he invile' hs old friends aud customers 10
call and see him-Their facilities are such, that they
will be able TO sustain a fair competition with lheif
neighbours HENRY q. BOWERS.
New York, March IS. 1925
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22

- EW AUCTION AM COMMISSION HOUSE.
LIZ The undersigned have associated themselves, for
the purpose OF 'rausacting a general Auction and Com.
mission business, under the style and hrm OF Lancaster,
DsnoY Il co They are prepared to receive goods and
produce btevsry description on consignment, on which,
advances will be made, II required-They also ten
der their sergiees TO the public Tor the sale If real ts-
tat. *. LANCASTER & DENLY,
March IS. 102-l2l EDWIN ROBINSON