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MINERAL SPRING FARM FOR SALE.-The
1v1 subscriber Intending TO remove TO town, will
oser az puone sale, os the premises, en- Monday, the
10Th day OF July, the farm on which he resides, near
the Brooke Turnpike, 4 miles from Richmond, eontsip-
ing 24i acres OF land, about so, are in woods, the ba-
lance, which is cleared and enclosed, has 20 acrss Of
rich low grounds, on the Brook Crt ek, which runs
through the farm. The Upland is very level, and Of
good quality, retains manure well, and is adapted 10
Of II admirably suited to bsrd's-grass, 10 well-di,shed.
and may be prch,sbly converted into a meadow. to
which purpos', a part Of il i, AT present applied. The
Improvements are a convenient dwelling house, for a
large faniiy, an cfiee near tire house, a frame smoke
hou.', and kitchen, negro houses. with singled roof,
and brick chiipnies, IN overseer's heuse. in the farm
yard, which contains . well Of excellent water, and is
enelo'ed with a close plank fence, aud cedar posts. are
Two large and tonverisnt frame barns, with a I,ouse
for a wheat machine attached TO one of them. a ear.
riage-hou,e and row Of stables, with hay lofts and b.,-
and capable Of stabI ng 20 horses, and az many CATH:
an excellent market garden, containing 8 acres en-.
eiosed WIN cypress paIiDG aud cedar posts, a large and
wen con,'tuc,ed ice house, within 100 yards Of the
pond, which, together, with The produce OF tho garden.
yieids = comfortable income. Genu,men wanting a
summer retreat, will find this a desirable one, or psr-
sons disposed TO accommodate families, durirg the sum
mer season, would doubled s. 6nd this n iavo, ,bIs sim
alton Tor tie purpose, from ths sslubrity Of the air. and
use OF tho mineral spring. The situation 10 remartabIv
heaI!tiul, which ten years rs sidsnee, with a large fam.
iy, has abundaDily proved.
Tho title clear and unincumbsred Term. made
known on the day Of sale. Those inclined to purcba.s.
are invited TO vie " tho premises.
Ansr the sale Of ths lard, ! shall di,pose of such ne
goes . = residenee In town will enable me 10 dispense
wuh' hIso, the stock Of horses, mules, cattle, bors.
shseP, WAGON, carte, a wbss,-Dachins vbcst fan.
aud fsfmibe utentil', a blood msre, and a splendid colt.
TWO years old, by Contention, out Of Tpnoleon mare.
ds. &c.
Application to be made 10 Thoma, TAYLOR, E.q. who
Hni eonduf' h5 Ssie, or 10 Ihs sub,criber. resding on
the srm' JACOB MORDECA7.
t,.., Spring Farm, Hsnrieo Co.
'uhc ~. g-.as
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NOTICE

P~SNITEsTIARY, 9Th Nc. 9th, 1881.
VENUE public isinformed that at this Institution, wool
u Is esrded, and the grease fOurd, for 7 cents pei
pound, where The wool is washed and picked entirely
free from trash, aud by sending with the wool, The ne
cessary cloths, The rolls will be neatly bslsd up, 90 that
they may be transported TO any distance without inju-
~; wool will be carded and spun from rs 10 is cents
per pound, according 10 the 6ueoess Of the yarn, and
those that may wish u, can have tho same woven into
any description OF cloth, at from 4 TO 10 SCENTS per ward.
and where !, lis desired, warp will be furnished or ex.
changed; any number OF yards abovs 40 will be warned
from The materials Of suslomefs, less than that quantity
will be exchanged; the sbesriDg aud occurring Of The
cloth Cf desrgd) will be done AZ a very moderate
charge. Persons having cloth woven In their fsmilies,
can have The same sheared srd secured.
SAML p. PARSONS, SUPP.
May lo. I22-M
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~ the County Coor. Of King & Qnssn in Chance.
fy-pronouncsd on the lob day Of May, 1881, In the
ca" OF Churchill A. Myers and oihsrs, sgsin,t The
sdm'or ad hsirs OF VIM. Stone, jr. deed, We shall, at
King & Queen July Cour, uext,,Her for sale At tho aid
Cour- HOUSE, on the 6rst day OF The said Courr, 10 the
highest bidder, upon a credit of six months [, kept 90
much 20 may be Dscesaty 10 pay the costs of said suii,
and expenses OF sale, which will be required In ea,h)
The tract Of land IN Tho ssd bill mentioned, whereof The
said VIM Stone, jr. died seized and possessed-Tbi,
tract contains upwards Of two hundred acres-bas upon
I a eommodious Dwelling House and suitable Gu, bou.
ses-The land is OF good quality, and lies contiguous 10
the said Court. House.
sEo a 4. gH1MEs. : Commissioner.
Juno IL. oot
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INHANCERY COURTS.-The subscriber respect
~ FULLY informs the Clerks Of Courts, that he has
on hand. a large supply Of paper, and other materials
oil the very best quality, suitable for Record Books, and
having obtained patterns of oil the Books used in the
offices Of Chaneery and Common La,o Courts, from
gentlemen whose standing and experience as Clerks Of
Courts afford the strongest reasons for confidence in their
correctness, no 10 prepared to make to order, at his
Blank Book Mandatory, complete sets of Books for said
Courts, in a manner that will prove satisfactory.
II. ID.
Two doors below the U. States Bank.
Juno IL. IO-At
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~ the 2Oth day Of this month (June) and person,
VINO have sent mares 10 him, will much oblige me by
|dePositipg 10 my credit, the amour, OF The season keen.
log, &c, 10 ether OF The Banks Al Richmond, Norfolk,
Ffederieksburg. or IN The u INK Of VTgini, In Peters.
ourg, on or before that time, which will s,vs them
20 per sent on the amount Of the season. Terms az
advertised were $50, with an allowance Of 20 Der cent.
10 those who paid within the season, $75 insurspce
paysbie when The property was shsnged or sscestsiped
70 be in ioal, one dollar to the groom, and Is eeD,s per
day Ter feeding. JOHN MINGE. IL
June 10. 9-va,
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DgS+ic SALE OF MANCHESTER PROPER.

Bill SALE OF MANCHESTER PROPER
- If.-Pursuan TO a Decree OF the Superior Courr
oil Chaneery, for tho Richmond District, pfonouns.d
on tbs i4,h day Of February, 1881, 10 tho ease OF Bur.
loot I. NJ y. Burfoot l.. and others-and Of an a.
nendmsnt thereto Of the lst Of June following, | shall,
on Tuesday,, the l2sh day Of July, 1881, on the pr.mi.
,s'' onsr for sale, al public suction, 10 The hixhe,i bid
der, on a credit OF L., 2 and 3 years, the following real
property belonging TO The estate Of Matthew Burfoot,
deceased, to Wit: The lot containing four acres, with
the improvements thereon, sdjoiuipg the property oil
Miles Bolt and others, near Manchester, 10 the county
OF Chesterfield. Tho houses and lot in The Town OF
Manchester Low occupied by Mrs Sarah Bsugh, AID
adjoining the property Of Peter +. Smith and Others |;
and said Burfooi's interest, in the Factory in Manches-
tor, held by Walden and Burfoof. Bonds and security
required, aud the tIis retained until the bonds are
paid
Sale to commence Al 4 clock, p. nj. al the Faeto
ry on the main street.
SAMUEL I. PULLIAM,
May 10. 9-,ds Commission,
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By the Governor Of the Commonwealth of Yirginia
Il PROCLAMATION.

"HEREASa vacancy hath occurred 10 the 70.
presentation In the Senate Of THE State, BY
Tho resignation Of John Y. Mason, Esq. q member Of
the Senate Of Virginia for the District composed Of The
counties It The lsle Of Wight, Prince George. South
smPton, Sufry end Sussex. Now, therefore, I John
tIoyd, Govsrnor OF the Commonwealth Of Virgins, do
hereby authorize and require the sherids OF the eoun
ties respectively, c%empo.ing The said Di.nic,, 10 cau,e
an election to Co held fer their said counties At the
sour:-day thereof, In the month Of August pelt, to
choose suitable person to represent tho said District
IN the Stale Senate, according 10 the Constitution and
Laws OF This Commonwealth.
Given under my hand ~ governor, and
lSeaLl under tho seal Of the u ai,h At
Riehmond this rs h day Of May, 1881
JOHN FLOYD.
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June IL

& HUNT.-MERcHANr TArLoRs.
~ OF ltimor Respectfully informs their
friends and the public, tina they have selected from The
late %arriva'',a very genera assortment Of Goods, suitable
Tor sentlemen's wear, which they are prepared 10 make
up TO order in Che neatsst style and on the mott accom-.
modaIns ferms-v'z: super cloth coats, OF any colour.
irom 70 to IS ST ants and Vests on equally pleas.
Ing terms.
do not visit The city, they may expect to SEQ me a, Lam
easier Court. House, on tho Gosh day OF June, al the
sitting OF the Levy Court, where I shall bs prepared
70 exhibit. card Of patterns Of a general variety of
goods Qrom which gentlemen may select and give or
ders( and to take measures for such 40 may feel dis.
posed to favour us with their custom. Any article CT
dress which may be ordered, shall meet with imm,di.
alto attention, and forwarded en- aceor ling to direction.
JOHN N. HUNT,
o. the tim OF Dryden s. Hunt.
julie IL. w.m
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AyFAhSHAL'S ALEOF GOOCHLAND LANDS.
SNA pursuant 10 a decree OF the Superior Court of
Chancery for the district OF fredericksburg, pronounc
cd on the 29th day OF September, 1880, in the case of
Jackson Mills vs. Joseph stephens admir- of Newton
Stephens, and others, l shall, on Saturday 1.-THE 25th day
Of the present month June 1887 offer for sale, at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, on the premises, "the
Land and apPurtenances in The bill and proceedings men,
toned, which are particularly described in a deed OF re-
cord in Goochland County Court Office, bearing date the
18th of September, 1919, from William S. Bates and
Wife, to Newton Stephens" upon the following terms
to wit: for ready cash so far as is necessary to raise the
amount OF the principal sums of money. interest and costs
mentioned in said decree, and the costs attending said
sa'e,-and as to tho residue OF the purchase money, a
credit oftwelve months, taking bond with good security,
and a deed OF Trust on the land to secure the purchase
money.
The above tract OF Land lies near Mrs. Tinsley's In
the upper end Of Goochland.-
JOHN GUERRANT. NJ. 8. C C. n. d.
June 3. 7-WS~. Or One Of his Deputies.
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GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS.
nAvENPoRT. ALLEN & Co., Aue,ionssrs and
u Commission Merchants, Richmond, of:r for sale
S2O hhds w. l.. and N. Oflssns Sugar
40 bbls Porto Rico do
100 do Loaf and Lump do
20 boxes steam reiaed loaf
90 do Havana White Sugar
20 hhds New Orleans Rum
10 Antigua de 81
6 pipes Cognac Brandy
9 Hollands Gin
40 hhds Now Orleans Molasses
100 " Yves, India do
$50 bags Java and Green CoHso
300 quarter casks Malaga Vino
10 boxes Champaign do
Is sacks soft-shsli Almonds
6 seroous Spanish Indigo
600 reams Wrapping Paper
500 " Wiring do
80 bbis mes, and prime Beef
10 " Tanners Oil
Pipe Olive do
40 hhds and ,isres. Lamp do
30 bbls Albany Ale
100 do Baltimore Whisky
100 half boxes Window Glass
20 boxes Sperm Candles
400 bbls No. 3 Maekerel
200 casks cut nails
40 cases Fur Hats
Chocolste-Fig Blue
Pepper, Pimento, &e.
DRY GOODS.
l3b pieces hne and s~upe,fine black. blue, nike,
and fancy .colored Broad Cloths, from 81 81
CsNly%Seefs: ca'.'"-'. billings. and super:
% pieces b own Liusn-for p,n,aloons
4easss Rouen CAnimerss
8 coiored Csmbries
% :" low.Prised and superior Chints PrIats
Gipgham aud Ba,iists
Indigo blue Stripes and Piaids
bales B .iish OsnaburSs
do Tsklinburg
do Burisps
IL do Navariues
z do Int. Shell Comb.
ALSO, a large assortment Of superior and com non Gil
toat and vest buttons, pearl shirt bottoms and s,ud
Sdwsre cutlery, tenders, shovel and longs, brass al,
''esI pans Perfumery, soaps, SC. SC.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE o SALE.-Pur-
v susnt to the last will and Testament OF John SheI.
ion, deed the subscriber will cell by public auction,
10 the highest bidder, on the 25ih day OF July next, on
The premises, upon a credit Of twelve months, the e-
tate 10 the county Of Hanover, of which the said I'M
Shelton, died seizsd-Thi' estate contains abcu,
Ssa acres OF land. and l'o' upon Totopo,omoy Greek,
in The County Of Hanover, about IL miles from IN. C.
~ OF Richmond and eight from Hanover Court.H0uss,
and adjoios The lands OF Thomas Gardner and others
about Atty acres OF the land are creek low grounds
The Improvements ccnsist OF a barn and The Usual out
houses aud a comfortable two story brick dwelling
house.
Bond and secuii'y with a deed Of trust upon The
property, will be required Of tie purchaser.
EDWIN Ad'or with The
UH dunered Of John Shelton.
N. B.-Tho subscriber now res DIES upon tho abov,
farm, and will take pleasure in showing IL to p.r,ons
uiFpoied 20 purchase. 4 s. Adm'or.
Az persons having claims against tho ss,ats or heirs
OF inc SAID John Shelton, will present them duly su-
tben,satsd 10 james Lyons, ESQ. Attorney a, Law. in
inc Ci'y Of hishnonc, by the frs. day OF December
next. EDWIN III Adm,or ;,h
the UiH annexed Of John .Shelfon, deed
June IL! II-wtds
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STocK OF R GOODS AT AucrloN,-Th.

STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-Tb,
- subscriber will, on Monday, The let day Of Angus
tire stock Of Goods, being a large and valuable assort.
msnt. They will DO offered privately ill the above
named date, and with a view 10 reduce the stoek before
the public sale, every article will DO put down 10 the
price they are likely TO bring at auction; they are in parl
as ioliows
Cloths and cassimers, s~attinetts, Hannels. bombsz'nes,
sircassians' prunslis' Prineelta lasting, bombszetis, drill.
lipg.. plain lneos, Irish linen, lawns, diapers, Holland,
%nsnkeens. calcoes, ginghams, muslins, batti.te, cam.
bries, mu,lins, dimiies. coarse linens. cotton osnsburss
and sheeiings, eolored and white domcsiss, lacss aud
edgings-With a great NAVY other articles In my line,
which II 10 unnecessary 10 snumera'e.
MANN s. VALENTINE.
% Sale to DO conducted by OrIs DUNLOP & Co.
Aue,ioneers.
June IL. n-vds
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-WiI be
sold, At public auction, on Taursday, the Oh day
OF July rext, Al the Reading Room, In pursuance Of .
resolution OF tho Board Of Directors Of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia. on accommodating terms, the fol-
lowing Leasshold Property, viz
The large FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSE, n the lower
end Of Commerce Street Wharf. on Tho West side,
witha water front, (tormerly Warren Ashley's) now
occupied by Mr.. II. III. Holt.
The Two FIRE PROOF SroRrs on Campbel's Wharf.
one occupied by Mes,rs. Ha I, the o.her by Mesms.
Hardy.
ALso-The Commodious WAREHOUSE fronting the
end oil CamPbelrs Wharf, occupied by Mr.. William
Rowland.
ALI The above houses ara admirably situated for bu.
'insss, and such an opportunity, 10 capitalists, OF per.ons
OF u'ine's.de'irou OF locating themselves in Norfolk, 10
but rarely offered. COMMITTEE
Norfolk, June IL. lid.
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MUARSHALL'S SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
IVH in the county Of WeU Rent.-By virtue Of a
decree OF the Superior Cour. Of Chancery, for Tho Rich
mond district, in a cause therein depending between
William Browne and others. on behsIfof themselves
and other creditors OF William Douglass, deceased,
Plainiif, John H.. s. Jones II. Christian 10, Exe-
cn:ors Of the said William Douglass, the widow and
heirs, Defsndanis--I shall proceed to sell, for cash, be-
lore the Cour.-House door of New Kent, on the 18th
day ofJuly, 1881, that valuable estate Iyipr on Chick.
abcminy tivor, The late residence OF William Douglass.
dseeafed, called Kaimes-;nd also the tract of 900
acrss, belonging TO the said estate. and lying 10 tho same
county. CHAS. l. WINGFIELD,
NJ. s. C. C. W. ID.
Juue IL. lid,
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"A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
N ] wish to sell the Estate adjoining the Civ of
Richimend, called Belyidere, containing seventeen acre.
Land, with dwelling and other Houses, calculated for
ihe accommodation oil a large family. This property
hss IN bearing, and approaching that state, a selection
Of Fruit Trees and Grape Vines, OF more than an hun.
dfed ysrietiesj and, beside a garden OF two acres, high.
~ manured, with extensive and very productive As
psragus and Strawberry Beds, the brick walls by
winch the whole IL acres are enclosed and subdiyided.
AFFORD borders for early vegetables, equal in extent TO a
isrse. garden, and admirably adapted TO such a purpose.
me lands not employed In gardening, are iull rich for
that or any other culture, TO which an owner might in
cline 10 devote them, and II desirable 10 a purchaser;
siH acres, not within, but adjoining The enclosure, will
be embraced In the sale. Persons disposed 10 pur-
chase will please apply TO MIR. Thomas Taylor. in
or the subscriber on the premises.
ANDERSON.
way oil. eff
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"HEREAS, by = Decree Of the High Court Of
"U7ifhorne v. Nichoiis." Il 10 referred to John ed
nund DoUdesUeU, Esq. ono Of the Masters of the
said Court, go inquire and state to The Court whether
Patrtek Phillips, the Bankrupt in The ~pleadings OF The
said cause named. died Testate or Interstate, and who
was his heir at Law at the time Of his death, aud who
was bis personal representative. aud in case the said
Master should End that Michael PhiHip, wa, the
Heir at Law Of the 80 Patrick Phiiips. then ,hs
said Maser was to inquire aud state to the court who
was the heir al Law and the personal representative Of
be the heir at Law Of the said Patrick Philips 0or.
merly Of Hungerford Market, in tho Parish OF Saint
Martin In the fields. In the county Of Middle.ex. in
Great Britain. Fish Mong'r, and aherw ards Of Bath
Town, In the State OF Virginia, in North Ameries, and
who died there, in or about the month Of November,
1881 at the lime OF his death, or any person claiming
licitors forthwith to como in before the said Matter,
MIR. Dopdestcsil, at his Office. in Southampton Build
inss, Chsneery Lane, London, in Great Britain sf,re.
sad, aad establish such respective claim, or in defaul,
thereof they will be excluded Tho ben.6t Of The said
Decree. HAMILTON & BOLDEN.
Plaintiffs Solicitors, IL. Southampton street.
CSuenf Garden, London.
juno IL. ll-St
IN al public auction, at tho Tavern of William ID.
Fitch, in the Town Of Charlotte syile, on SATURDAY.. the
10th day Of sly next. the share. OF stock held by the
following persons 10 The Rivanna Navigation Company,
aud on which NO part Of Calls msds hls been paid, TO
wiz: James Barbour ten shares. James Brockmsn Two
shares, Nathaniel Bunch two shsres,Jssse B,sk. tt two
shares, MsDoth ClaTkson two shares, Reuben Crud-
son two shares, James Curtin Eve shares, John Carroll
two shares, Oliver Gross four shares, Albert G.. Chew.
ming thee shares. John johnson, Sen. two shares, R.
bert j.. Jones three shares, Robert Lindsey Two shares,
Willis MeKsand three shares, David w.B Myers ten
shares, James M. Morris ten shares, Samuel F. Morris
six shares, Guthrie Morris Eve shares, Thomas Miller
two shares, John X. Purkins two shares, Moses Snssd
one share, John A. Stone Ave shares, Walker Timber
lake twenty shares, John TimbcrIske, Sen. twelve
shares, Philip Watts ono share, LiuIebsrry Weaver Two
shares, Msriwether l.. Walker four shares, William w.
Dawson two shares,
By order OF the Board OF Directors
F. ARR, Treasurer
June IL. u-w,d.
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T3E ILLER wANTED.-wo wish 10 employ : GOOD
lVn- Head Miller a, our Mills ip Petersburg. None
need apP'y, but such ne 'sn produce satisfactory evi.
denee OF good character aod quaiihc stiops,-T susb
acne, q liberal salary will he given.
MADISON & wHTwORTH.
April rs f~Js-Ssas
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Patent Ihreshing Machine The un.
~ dersigned having %pnrehascd the Patent for the
counties oil Granville, Orange, Person, CasweiI ard
Rockingham, North Carolina, take this method OF in
forming the Farmsrs OF those Counties, that lac will be
prepared to cell individual or county RIG hts, for the use
OF ms most valuable machine, by application 10 bin in
HALIFAX county, Virginia, where he purposes having
one In complete operation, by harvest, when 10 utility
may he tested. And the Citizen Of Halifax are re-.
speefuljy informed, that in connection with Mr.. Philip
Hower'on, he hopes 10 be prepared by harvest 10 fur
ni'h As many machines a. m,y be wanted, and he
t,kes TINS opportunity OF warning all persons sgainsi
the infringement OF the right.
April rs. 1l8-wSw THOMAS EASLEY.
NIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway. on
u Friday, the 29Lh April last, from Stephen T..
Nuckolls, near Charlotte Courthouse, Va, a Negro
Nan, TOM, who had on, when he went away, a pair
OF white yarn pantaloons and coat OF the same. Tom
Is between 30 and 40 years Of age; is tall, straight, and
well made has nearly lost the sight OF one OF his
eyes, from a cause unknown his hair runs far back on
his forehead, which causes HIM to have the appearance
oil being bald is inclined TO limp when no walks, and
speaks slowly when questioned.
Tom was purchased OF a trader, in Richmond, about
hve years ago, who said that he bought him OF one. Da
Wis, in Frederick county, Va. He has been hired orc
year at Viewers Iron Works, Rockbridgo county-I
mink II probable he has simed TO get to that neighbour
hood, under a fictitious nsmes-The above toward will be
as he has made one attempt to get there, rs a free man,
paid on the delivery Of said slave, or 10 any person who
shall secure him in Jail, SO that he can be obtained by
stephen Il. Nuckolls, ii taken out of The county of Char.
lotto, II in Charlotte, $40 only.
June z. S-v4ws
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Tlom BIOL Roehes,of RepnbIis.n.

WHAT HAS THE ADMINISTRATION DoNEr'
This IL 'riumpbsntIy s,ktd by The Clay and federal
pfiun. We haze tho means Of giving this answer at
hand; IN doirg which, we cniy etpy The sentiment, Of
every correct republican jJUrnai IN the Union, whish
haS OF irsssed lee view s on this subject. We are indie BIT.
ed - rr"er IN the "Bolimore Republican, for some
Of ,he follow ing paragraph.
What hao the demonstration dopeY
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ho'ShMES M. board Eight
1v1 or ten young ladics, IL early application bs mad,
at her re,idence on G. Street, ShockG Hill.
juno IL.
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STEAMER JOHN NORRIS Captain HIBBARp.
For the James, Elisabeth York and Pamunkey

1O'fA INN Nupndu I1IBBARD.
For the James, Elisabeth. York and Panunkev
Riutrs.
9&&8&8A This boat having been recent
B1A " fitted up for the sccommo-
E27FHA& &5sp da'ioa OF Passengers as well az
s346&6XH6kd&&s Freight, will enter upon a new
on I'd instant leaving Richmond every
Thursday morning, al 8 o'clock, for Norfolk, and " r.
folk al the same hour every Saturday for Piping
Tree on the Psmunkey, receiving aud landing
freight or passengers a. sUch in,ermsdia,e places a, viii
not subj ct the boat 10 100 much detention or de Walton,
10 returning, the boat will depart from the Piping
Tree every Sunday morning al s O'Clock Tor Norfolk,
aud from Norfolk every Tuesday morning for Rich
mopd, thus completing the trip both ways in one
week, and all her passages by daylight. AZ con.
siderable facility is offered 10 he public by this con.
vsysnce, il 10 hoped the J. M. will receive a due
share OF Ell encouragement
w The editors OF The Petersburg Intelh geneer and
fredericksburg Herald, will please insert the above in
their respective papers one month, and send their se-
counts TO the Office OF the Norfolk Beacon for eollec-
ton. JOHN A. ROBERTS. Agent.
NoRFOLK, June Ia. l0-lm