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n AND FOR SALE will sell great bargain in my
IA plantation in King William County, containing about
ileen hundred acres most of which prime flat land i'm
medately on the Pamunky River. This plantation is
beautifully sltuated the dwelling house commanding
view of each shift; the buildings are commodious with
every necessary house for farm as well as family
The distance to Richmond % milesto Hanover Court
house 7miles-New Castle mies-and to Hanover Town
mesEach shift is good for about fifteen hundred BUSH
els of wheat and from eight hundred thousand
rels OF corn This fall about 107 bushels of wheat have
been seeded.The terms will be quite easy; only small
part will be required in hand. Application may be made
to Mr. Lawrence Muse mysef-Possession may be had
on lst January next. JOHN w. HOOMES.
TappahannOck, Nov. Is. 55-w6w
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A SITUATION WANTED--A young gentleman Of
"a respectable connexions and who is qualified to teach
the various branches of English Education the rudments
OF Mathematics together with the Latin, Greek and
French Languages and who produce satisfactory es-
tmonas Of capacity and character, is DESTROYS to take
charge of small School, in private family, in retired
part Of the country. for the ensuing year Letters (po
paid addressed TO o. p. o. Marlborough, Caroline cOn
~ Vas viii meet with prompt attention
Dcc.6. Cow
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yUJHE INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL AND BAIrIMonr

ME INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL AND BALTIMORE
a HOUSE, for rent.--This long established and
celebrated will be leased for of years com
mencing the first of OctoberneXt The proprietor CON
sders II unnecessary to enlarge upon the superior advan-
tagcs OF an establishment well known It's unrvalled
location in the centre Of trade and fashion, and lis peculiar
vorabe position for the Western and Eastern business I'M
questonaby renders il OF the best stands in Baltimore
Prom 30 to 40 will be added to this extensive es-
Enlistment 70 accommodate the everOwng business of
the house, with other improvements tending greatly 10 its
internal and external cabeiiisiHcnk JAMES PIPER
Nov. %. 56--w4w
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D UNAWAY FOR SALE.-In obedience to an order
u q of the County Court of Cumberland will be sold
the highest bidder, at public auction for cash. Cumbcr
land Courthouse, the 4th Monday in November, (be
II court day) negro slave, called Bridget john
SON. the property of Edward Valentine, confined in the
Jail of this county, runaway 10 satisfy her Jail fees &C.
S. III. PARRACK,
Nov. 4. 51-w4w Tailor of Cumberland County
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POETRY,
4" mveu yer nrM.iss rssusa. ;
CORONATION L1Ys

IHs Missrsrt.
"a tall "ktawatt hgue," dhunorod Scotch faee
ody looking stick and style OF dress Indicative of.somethn
so Of "oss ana %,ss Ssb writing
each hsDI two Volume. a, ola naw ,nS sane I'm,
aos lying upon the ,So y. no intend. 10 mako ,hsr
the plots Of them bo about mingled
''~, nigh, 30 ow anti oia,n PAMPHLET, and ss,hio"'
nsseso the ssor, and easy limo
MY steps have stunned tho hall. Of Song,
Mud sent, for suudty reasons strong,
MY pages ,S uoeoon,ed p ,Sroos
But now m, harp anew is strung;
I.se painting ,,eed that paws tho earth,
To burst, nd toll IA tai of
And Visions aoa,, like those ,ha, danced
Be.'araned osr elewhio advanced
WIN knishty train AMI quiet en"aneed
again such pogcanu CLEAN aud 60
The lac, excursion formed, weas,
wss the lido of thames;
sight that few may Ger forget
Then ali tho court, doryins wet,
Embarked at House OF sonerset
bu, now the royal party met
At Palace of ST James,
sunoy WIS that September horni
Tho Ses s, S' AID 'sO. S' ~sO .eotn
To inst, such vulgar faro
And those again who daily mourn,
Condo mncd o dine N air.
Highest and lowest the land
Lodie, with white and waving hand,
ISsd troops fne mustnchio d hand,
And cosehmen comey, sleek, and big
Dc cath n curly world ofwig
And pages slim, eountlass race,
So dazzingN disguised IN lace,
So like n line Of dukos thoy stood,
That had their thousand mothers old
Bshold thom in those Of go a.,
They had not known their blood.
Now, now standard ondior floats
Tho caunons speak with honrser throaisr
And cheek OF trumpeter denotes
The coming of ths king
Eseh lady hor kerchef throws,
Each exquisite with ardour CLOVIS,
Zach ireads upon his fellows toes,
fnd deems he 'ho mouarchis
All! NO, It's no such thing.
fethark now, in truth no
lo drums drums;
Tho drums, tina guns. tho shouts, the cheers,
You hear or you have lost your
Lot all look look
What stands at yonher pascoloo?
CaLo, wondeTcrs, sazd-a coach and eight
Is passing through that pa gate
a coach Of gold, with s,nrds Of cream,
III moves, tho marvel of dTe0m
With six. that bring
Tho suito aud kindred Oft King
Bold Sussex, honest Duke
And him, the darling of renown,
nations idol, hope and
Crest Cumberland whom the
SaUies with sharp rehuka
And not ono lazy lacqury thcro
put glance of rapture dfnw,
Liku tnsnicd hero I the fair
OF old bartholomew.
Some rode, so'ne walk'd some trumpeis blow,
somo with wands and without
Aud all along tho limo o
From pavement and from housotop too
Rose one continual shout
hat Charles the First At Charing-
Ills head, amazed might o toss,
Rang ail the Mall with needless noise,
From toPmost Sans Moon andD o,si
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NOTICE.-Thc undersigned is DESTROYS of adjusting the
affairs of bb inestste speedily possible and
therefore requests all persons indebted to his ntesatc to
make payment he cannot delay the performance of his
duties He also takes this method Of notifying all persons
having claims against his nestae, his individual ac-
count or as security for person persons whatever
TO make known to him all such claims without delay This
notice will be plead in bar of such claims shall not be
made known within reasonable time.
RICHARD G. SMITH,
Admir- of WIN. Cunning CHAM, decd.
Nov. IL. 56-1aw l2t Late of Hanover county
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NOTiCE.All persons having claims against the estate
of James Henderson, decd required to present
them duly authenticated o me, before the 10th De
cembor next as am about TO close my administration and
deliver the estate to the Legatees
HANCOCK LEE, EXecr. Of J. Henderson, decd
Manchester, 25h Nov. 5S-vtf
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INVALUABLE ROANOKELAND FOR sALE-The

VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR Satellite
subscribers being vested with full power 10 sell the
land whereon Col Robert H. Jones resides, offer it
for sale This land lies Roanoke river, being the
cond plantation the south side above Bentons Ferry
road at ST Tammany, in the county of McCkcnbg, and
contains four hundred and four acres, exactly half
of which is river bottom, OF first rate quality in good crop
ping order and unusually free from eshets The cleared
high land is in good heart, much Of which has been
nured The buildings consist of dwelling house, with
three rooms below and two above piazza and porch dali
ry smokehouse, and Kitchen tobacco barns large gra
nary, with wheat hreshing machine and horse mill attach
cd and very large stable This tract of land is one of
where and being sold from necessity persons DESTROYS Of
vesting money in this way, will do well to view it. The
orchards arc extensive for this part of the country with
varieties OF fruits, and the situation high agreeable and
healthy The terms will be made known to purchasers
application, but will be made very accommodating par
ticuloy by having Poron of the purchase money paid
down.
The land will be shcwn by Col. Jones' living on the
premises and Charles and VIM. r. Baskerville who live
not far off will take pleasure in showing said lands to
purchasers, who invited TO call on either of them
HENRY Fits,
THOMAS TURNER,
PATRICK HAMILTON, -,
CHAS. BASKERVILLE, trustees
GEO. ID. BASKERVIII,
VIM. n, baskerville,
In addition to the inducements offered above am ar-
thorsed to say that the tract just below and adjoining and
reaching TO the Ferry road H also for SALE containing
hundred and sixty acres or thereabous eighty Of which
is river bottom, that in tract Olive hundred and eighty
acres hundred and ninety will be bottom Further; on
the north side of the river and Immediately opposite there
about six hundred and fifty acres for sale large pro-
portion OF which in woods, with private ferry
nicatng with the two plantations. G. BASKERVILL.
Nov. =, 52-wCw'
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M EGROES FOR SALE.-Wi be sold to the highest
~ bidder, Monday the 26th of December inst, if
fair not the next fair day thereafter credit OF twelve
months, between 30 and 40 negroes, consisting of men,
women, boys and girls, at the Farmers Hotel, in the
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., with approved security will be
qured, EDWD. o. FRIEND.
Dec. 2. 59-tf
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KE ULES, WAGONS AND GEAR.-Two excellent
1VH Wagons, and twelve young Mules, with harness,
&C. in good order, for sale accommodating tcrms-Ap-
ply TO JACOB MORDECAI
Dec. 9. 61-2aw2w
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HAVE farmod Mai. John p. Whites celebrated Race
q Horse COLLIER He will stand the ensuing season al
Chesterfield, Meckenburg county, Virginia. His reputa-
ton and character Race Horse needs comment
he IS wei known 10 the racing world The season will
commence on the first Of March next; previous to which
time the terms Of the season. Pedigree Performances, &c
will be published, which have doubt will ente him
TO rank a Stallion as he has done Racer lie is
ken from tho turf without the least injury.
RICHARD {. PURYEAR.
Nov. 20. 5S-wn
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NOTICE.-Aready my object in locating myself at
Fairfield, Richmond in the months of Deem
Der and January next has been known and the in
tenuon Of this notice is for the purpose Of saying will bo
ready TO receive all stock sent to my by the appoint
ed time My terms will be-the market price of grain for
ieed board OF servants sent in charge Of the stock gra
moderate commission all sales, which will be varied
as circumstances may justify. shall make no public
sales May expect the patronage of the public, when
declare the interest of the community will be consulted i'm
tins measure, nasmuch it brings together the stock for
sale and the convenency of purchasers in knowing where
to lind W That will improve the stock throughout the
country by its distribution object much TO be desrcd
and as proof of its good effect have only look the
est and there see the rapid Improvement made in few
years from the public spirit in procuring our best Stations
and Brood Mares. We're TO say my views disiner-
estcd, should be uncandid but when say the public
interest is combined speak the truth. And now as my
quill has become tardy and the subject understood viii
decline any farther remarks with the hope that we shall
meet in Convention at Fairfield, and fix the Tariff
JAMES J. HARRISON.
p. S--Eclipsc will rcmain at Fairfield during nv stay
at Chat place-whcre invite public atenionZMy text
is-measurcs, and not men, J. J. II.
Oct. 20. 4S--wn
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VA DOL HATS, AND CAPS.-The subscribers beg
Wv leave TO remind planters, Golfers and Others that
the for furnishing negroes with clothing is fast APP
preaching, and that they have hand excellent asso
ment of low priced wool hats and caps for the purpose
Dec. 2. 1851 RAYMOND & BROTHERS.
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IN EGROES WANTED.-A resident of New Orleans
Y wishes to purchase for his use, u Cotton
Plantation, in Louisiana, family of negroes say from 40
to 90 in number. Satisfactory assurance be given,
that they will not be bought for resaleappcants will
please state the &C. of the negroes and the lowest
cash price to the undersigned.
Nov %. T5S-Stl ABNER ROBINSON
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db X REWARD.-Sraycd from the subscriber, a
70 - brown bay Filly with blaze face years old
last Spring Whoever will deliver said Filly to NO. or
give such information as will enable TO get her again,
shall receive reward OF five dollars
SAMUEL DRAKE.
Powhatan County, Dec. l. 60-w4w-
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N CfANCERH.- AT a Court held for Louisa county
at the Courthouse on Monday, October the IOh 1881
Howard Is. Edwards, Plaintiff
against
Francis A. Houclns, Anderson Trce, administrator OF
william Trice, decd and William w. Beadles and waddy
Llpscomb, executors of John Lpscomb deceased Defs
This day the plaintiff by his Attorney and filed his
bill, and the defendant Francis A. Houchns, having
entered his appearance and given security according to
law and the rules of this court and it appearing to the sa
siacon oil the court that he is not nhabant Of this
State-On the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel il Is
ordered that the said defendant Francis A. Houchins do
appear here the first day oJanuary next and an
swer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy of this order BIO
forthwith inserted in newspaper pubshedn the city
Richmond for two months successfully posted al the
front door OF the Courthouse of this county on some court
day Copy-Teste, JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. C.
oct 20. 4S-w2wS
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TBNO Messrs. Solomon Pallen, Bridge s. Toer. King s.
IL Mead, Amos Palmer, Lord s Locs, Kyle s. Dem
nison Dore & Hertcl Orlando Eames, Amos Palmer s.
Co., II. l. Smith s. Co., Beni King, Henry De Groot s.
Co. and Bouquicre s. Allen
You will please to take notice. thaon Saturday. the 2ih
day OF December next at the house of Lee Boulware
Ncwown in the county OF King and Queen, in Virginia.
between the hours OF o'clock in the morning and set
that day. shall proceed TO take the dispositions of William
Lyme, Joseph Pollard and Others TO be read evidence
suit in equity, now depending and undetermined, in
the Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for the county
Henrco, in which am plaintiff and you defendants
and IT, from any cause, the taking OF the said dispositions
shall not be completed the day aforesaid the taking
thereof will be continued the Goth and 9th days of
same month, and between the hours and the
place. 1 am your obdt. serv't, NJ. Nj. FALLEN
Richmond, Oct. 81, 1881. l7-I6t
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DUNAwAY.-Lcft my plantation in the county o.

RUNAWAY-Lei my plantation in the county Of
IA Buckingham, about the last of August, 1881, with
out any cause known TO mco HARRY tall and very
likely negro man, about 22 % years old hisheigh
supposed To be about six feet square shoulders neck
Their short, thick bushy head of hair compile xon bright
but not mixed with white blood countenance good and
plausible, easy address, about usual portion of csh
his two front teeth above rather far apar is said he
has been about Richmond, that it is his intention to
go of on board vesscA reward of twenty dollars
will be given for his delivery for lodging him in
Jail in Richmond Ii is probable no has free papers
Nov. Is. 55-St w. l.. FONTAINE
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vHNHE thorough bred Race Horse LANCE, by Eclipse
ID full brother to Ariel the joint property of COL VIM
r. Johnson and Maj John L. White will stand the ens-
ing season in my sahle-Partculors will appear in due
time. ROBERT HURT
Halifax County, Va Nov. Is, 1881 5S-wiw
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~ ALE OF NEGROES-Will be sold at Stonev Point
~ Cumberland county, the Both December next to
the highest bidder for cash. fifteen twenty Negroes
belonging to the estate of George N Skpwith, all young
and likely. VIM. MURRAY
Agent for Adm'x. and Guardian of the heirs.
Nov. %. 5S-wtds
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IN CHANCERY. Halifax County, July Court, 1881 ::
Il Stephen Cook and William S. Reid, surviving part
of Stephen Cook s Co. Pitts.
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III AND FOR SALE-Inending shortly TO move to my
III plantation the Mattapony river disposed TO
sell that on which now reside, long credit or to
change il for negroes land the York river The tract
now orered cutlns COZ lies withia half mile of
the Pamunky river at the Pipngtree, and in neighbor
hood inferior to none known to the subscriber in the lower
country There sabou fifty of meadow land
on the tract and the high land Of good quality and pc
cuary well adapted to the production of clover wheat
ing and out-houses Gncudng very large barn and vau-
able machine houses with stationary are
all in good order, and well located for agricultural purpo-
ses1he orchards sufficiently large and consist of
variety of excellent fruit trees The dwelling house is
somewhat ont of repair but is situated on healthy emi-
hence, susceptible of the highest establishment and com
mands very extensive prospect extending to large por-
tons OF the counties of Hanover and New Kent. Pos
session OF this land will be given at any time within
month after it may be sold the purchaser making rea
sonabe allowance for the growing crops; desirable
he can be amply supplied with stock and plantation uten
sis on the land p AYLETT
Belmont, King VIM. CO. Nov. Is. 55-w4w
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TN cnANcERy-In Amelia soan,y. No,,m5e.

ShANCEkf-in Amelia Souny, Novembes
William b. Foster, Elizabeth Webster, widow Of viii
liam Webster decd formerly Elizabeth Foster Polly c..
Bevill widow Of Archer Bevl, deed, formerly Polly c.
Foster, Philip Adams and Matilda his wife, formerly Ma
tda Foster Joshua Foster Narston Foster Ann his
Wife, Granville Williamson and Catharine his wife, for
meriy Foster, lllman Foster and Maria his wife, Maria
Foster widow Of Booker Foster decd Ann Foster Sell
ma Foster Matilda Foster and Richard Foster infant chill
uren oil Booker FOSTER Decd and Matilda, who sue by
their mother as next iriend, Pitts.
against
Thomas w Webster, ex'or of Booker Foster, doc'd,
The defendants John S. Foster and Josiah Foster not
having entered their appearances, and given security
according to the Act of Assembly and the rules OF this
court, and il appearing the satisfaction of the court
that they not inhabitants of this Commonwe ah on
the motion of the plaintiffs by their COUNSEL il is order
ed that the said defendants do appear here on the fourth
Thursday in February, next and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed IN some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond
for two months SUCCESSFULLY and that another copy post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse of this county
Dec.2. 59-wsw JOHN T. LEIGH, c.
I'm CERY-vIRoINrA.-Atr rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Iaw
Chancery, for Chesterfield county, the fifth day Sepcm
Der, 1881:
Robert Haskins and Martha F. his wife, (lac Martha
ARCHERY pltfE
against
John A. Archer, William w Archer, Peter r. Archer
Mary Archer Louisa C. Archer, John Jones and Sarah
beis Jones, Teemachus jones' and Ulysses Jones, in
FAINT children of Elizabeth T. Jones, decd Formerly Eliza
beth T. Archery by Lawson Nunnally, their guardians
al hten, defdts.
The defendant, John Jones and Sarah r. his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given security
cordng TO the act of Assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing that they not inhabitants of this Com
monweah: II is ordered that the said defendants do APP
pear here at rules TO be held for the said the
Clerks Office thereof, the first Monday in January
next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that acopy of
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
cd in the city Of Richmond for two months
and another copy posted at the front door OF the Court
of this county. Copy-Tcste
LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. c..
Nov /. 50-wSwN
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I'D UMFORD ACADEMY.-The first session of the
n q ensuing year will commence in this institution on
Monday, the 10th January, and terminate the 18th June
In the classical department. the Greek and Roman authors
will BIO taught, which arc recommended by the University
OF Virginia, preparatory for admission into that
Institution Students, however, who design entering other
Colleges receive such instruction will compot with
their future arrangements.-The English and Mahemai-
cal department. will continue to be conducted by Mr. Thos
Mcmahon, gentleman pre-cminently distinguished for
the extent and variety of his Mathematical requirements
and whose ZEAL fidelity and ability in the discharge of his
duties have been manifested by the evident improvement
OF his pupils during The late session. To enumerae the
various branches of Mathematics, taught in this Semi
nary would appear ostentaous; let suffice say that
the necessity of College in that department of
science is entirely superseded Mr. James Ryan, New
York, the wollknown and learned Editor of La Croxs
Algebra, Legendre's Geometry, Gbsons Surveying, &c.
vigorously examined by Mr. McAIahon and he has certified
in the most unqualified manner that he is profound athe
matican Mr. Rs certificate is in the possession the
subscrber.-Te1ns, Board, Washing and Tuition leach
boarder finding his own bed bedding, towels candles,
&c $50 per session of FIVE months, payable in advance
Tuition Alone $15 per session, payable also in advance
Students (whether boarers day scholars) who
az any TING previous to the 10Th February, liable the
eXpence oil awnoe session. W M. HAWKES. WORTH.
King William, Dec q. 60-wtl7thJan
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ENDUCArION-My school will be continued the en-
IA suing year, at my residence in Hanover County,
about % miles from Richmond, and above Col Goodas
My course of instruction will comprise the Latin French
and English Languages; Geography, with the use of the
noogy, Arithmetic Mathematics the art of surveying:
English Grammar and English Composition NY term sfor
board, Tuition, Washing, Lodging, and Fuel are 500 the
the 18th OF JAM 1884, and terminate or the 18th Dec
There will be examination at the close of the year
the result OF which will be sent to the parents and
dians OF children committed TO my Particular atten
sod discipline maintained in school, have been engaged
the great responsibility which my profession imposes NV
vice and dissipation In relation my character and quail
men, viz:
Right Rec Richard Claiming Moore, ID. d. of Rich
inord
Rev. William armstrong, Of Richmond.
#. & II. James, g. Co. Of do.
Req WiHidm Meade d. d. of Frederick County
Hanover, Dew 1929 HERMON DAVIS
Certificate Of Bishop Moore
MIR. III. Davis was employed b., Bishop Meade pri-
vac tutor of his children for upwards of years. and
have every reason to believe approved by him. :
therefore, with proprey Mr. Davis to such
parents may be disposed TO employ him.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE.
letter addressed TO must be directed to Montpelier
Hanover county, Va. HERMON DAVIS.
Nov 81 5S-wG