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IA Ew ARRANGEMENT.-.R Roanoke Line of fri.
toeehIy splendid Red COdches-From Danville via
Warrenton and Petersburg Richmond in 80 hours This
Line OF Mail Coaches, will leave Danvie every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday mornings, at O'clock A. M and
arrive at Warrenon by o'clock, p. NJ leave Richmond
via Petersburg every Monday Wednesday, and Friday
mornings, and arrive at Oxford, N. nextd by O'Clock
p M; leave Oxford every Wednesday, Friday and Sun.
day mornings at o'clock A. NJ. aud arrive in Milton by
o'clock p. M; and in Danville by o'clock p. NJ
Passengers travelling South take the South esern
line at Milton, or the Piedmont line at Danvlle which
departs south next mornings from Ddnve after the ar
rival OF the Roanoke Line. Passengers travelling Sou,
VIII md no difficulty in obtaning.seats in either OF the
above lines, on their arrival at Milton or Danve
Ihe Proprietor has made considerable on
TINS line, and has placed the best of Northern Coaches-
The Proprietor has hesitation in stating that his team
Of horses are unHvaed in the Union they are of the
hnest Kind and perfectly gentehs drivers are skilGnl
ana sober-The Proprietor pledges himself that he will
afford every accommodation and facility all those that
may favor him with their patronage. Additional improve
Iaenis and greater expedition given as the Rail
Road is completed to the Roanoke
Passage from DdnUiHe to Uyarrenfon So.
~ parcels and baggage at the risk Of the owner.
May p. [4-Ul JAMES w JEFFREYS
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Al parcels and baggage at the risk of the owner.
May p. [4-u1 JAMES w JEFFREYS

a NO-PARrNERSH1P.-T subscribers, under the
~ style OF Richard Barton HGrdH and Con,pony,
VIII commence business the first day Of June ensuing
mat large milling establishment which has Just com
Peted IN the best manner, by the firm Of Philip axall
ana 20. (enhuedthe COLUMBIAN MIBLsO will be con
quoted by them on the most extensive SCALE for the manu-
iacture Of City Mn Flour.
lhey solicit their friends, and the friends Of Philip Hax.
all and Co, to call and afford them an opportunity 10 pur-
chase their crops Of wheat and corn.
WILLIAM HAXALI
r. BARTON HAXALJ.
Richmond, May 25. 5-1stJnI
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OSI PUBLISHED and for sale byJ w. CAMPBELL
% Petersburg, Va Essay Cdlcareous 1ay,tes by
Edmund tutln-Ihis work contains among other things
description of the Soils and account of the present
state OF agriculture in the Underwater district of Virginia;
Inc different capacities OF soils for Improvement the
chemical examination OF various Soils exhibiting proofs of
the existence oil acid and neutral Soils the mode i'm which
cacareous manures operate Soils and especially their
effects ON exhausted and neutral sos their permanencv
ss manure remarks on the of gypsum; directions
for marlng, SC. SC.
Inc opinions advanced in the above work. are supported
oy course oil experiments made by the author during
SIX years assiduous attention TO the subject The work i
eoprlseu IN one vol limo of nearly two hundred and
hiy pages. Price bound-one dollar
June 8. O.
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Richmond, MAY 25.

NOIlCE-All persons having bonds in their possession
ior which am bound as security, hereby noti-
ned mat they must institute suits thereon immediately Tor
the recovery thereof otherwise shall hold myself
bound any longer for the same and shall plead this notice in
par OF recovery against me, in every instance.
THOMAS r BARNES
Richmond county. Va. June 7-wew
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber
IS authorised to sell privately that valuable estate on
which Capt Humphrey c. Watkins formerly resided stu
ated in King and Queen county, at the Dragon bridge
and immediately upon the Dragon run, upon the main
road leading from King and Queen courthouse to Ur-
banDa in Middlesex county, and containing about Eve
hundred and thirty eight This land well adapt
ed to the growth of and wheat eighty acres of which
Is Dragon low grounds covered with very fine CYPRESS
trees, well suited for shingles plank scanting Sc Sc
ihe buildings are in good repair for country residences
should the land not be sold by the goth of July next
II VIII be leased for term Of years. will also sell all the
said H. O. Watkins interest in other small piece of
land lying in Middlesex county, about five miles from Ur
banna, and adjoining the land of L. O. Nottingham.
p. T. POLLARD, Agent for II. C. Watkins
June 10 I2-w,dr
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NMILLBoRoUGHs SULPHUR sPRING.-Is still con:

lVM tinue TO keep House of Entertainment AZ this
Spring: am making repairs for the accommoda-
ion oil boarders and those who choose give me n call
IL is situated on the Free Turnpike Road, leading from
stanton to the Warm Springs Va about thirteen miles
from the latter Its qualities similar to the White Sui
phur springs Many persons have been considerably be-
nef,ted by using the water The Road above snoken Of ia
now making and nearly half of finished 1t is now con-
Sdered the nearest and best road from S,aun,on to the
!" arm springs the parts that were formerly bad be-
ing now turnpiked. hack will be run once week from
stanton TO Nillborough and the Warm Springs if
passengers require leaving Staunon every Friday and
arriving at Marlborough on the day-o CONNIE nee the
nst Friday in July next aud continue until the first of
September and perhaps longer hack will also be run
Springs, if necessary once week TO leave Lexington
every Iuesday-to commence the first Tuesday in July
next and continue until the first of October following
This road has heretofore been in bad order but will be
Kept in much better order this summer
June To- [ll-3wl SAML. S. WILLIAMS
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by RITCMIE & COOK.

The ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally and
hrce times week during
ce the same as heretofore Five Dollars annum PAYABLE in M
Notes oil ehaIorcd speciepaying
s% IN payment, The Editors win safety of remit
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will be d;.cra,;o, 80
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~ Whoever will the payment nine papers shall,
have the tenth gratis ~ fNfS''' '"""
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One square, less first cents each
oo cents No advertisement inserted
or assumed by in this its environs
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NAUTION.--Be it known that my wife. Mary II
~ Roper, has absconded from me without anv cause or
Provoeaiion my part This to forewarn ali persons
ON my account, as will not be snssyerable for them
Charles City County, Msy 90 e-w4ygs
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA coMpAN,

- The Commissioners appointed by the President and
directors oil the James River Company for opening books
oil subscription in this State the stock the James River
ana kanawha Company particularly requested to re-
port 10 me said President and Directors, with the least
several places designated for the purpose.
BY order of the James River Company
June 10. lll-2t1 J. BROWN ir., Second Auditor
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HWILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE-The Visitors
oil this Institution reminded that the 4th of Ju-
ly, is the time fixed for their Annual Meeting full
meeting is desred-the fiscal of the College re-
curing minute attention; and Mr. Gushing having decn
ed to accept the appointment of Professor of Chemistry
Natural Philosophy there vacancy of that Professor.
ship The Rector deems proper Observe that from the
sentiments oil the last convocaon, he has no doubt that
Mr. Rodgers will be appointed to the Proessorship of
Chemistry, &C., and that Professor will be required for
the Mathematical Chair-applications TO he made TO
BURWELL BASSETT, Rector
June s. "a
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NOilCE-l oier for sale the property which hold at
" Louisa Court House. Its peculiar situation is such
as well as It's unusual advantages that description of
mem would make an advertisement long The build
ngs are OF wood and would require small advance to i'm
prove men, say from one thousand TO fifteen hundred dol
lars TO make them sufficient for all the ADVANTAGES which
pertain TO the property. The land is of ordinary quality
put IN high state of improvement The tract contains
o9z IL acres-The whole of that which cleared is in
very me uth; likewise contains that which is not COM
mon 10 such establishments superabundance of farm
timber and fire wood Should the seasons be congenia
me nay CROP which will be made this year. is worth
not less than thousand dollars and can he sold directly
at home The land, like other land which reonires cu
uVatlon and imProy ement, and be taken care Of is
adapted TO any crop which belongs climate in Vir
gna-atitude 36 2 degreesand the soil susceptible
by the application OF those which easily and rea
any TO be had If there capitalists to purchase The
place. tho called Louisa Court House, is deemed village
and by many individuals it is thong could be made much
larger II the of the land would Law IL oin lois The
cost 10 the purchasers in copartnershp was originally
twenty-five thousand dollars, in the wear 1917 or IS
very consderabfe at all tNgifS make nfe stfa an hons
period equal TO thirty thousand dollars for the whoe and
the profits which annually arise this dull period as well
as the very many bad [o ate crop years has paid more
tnan per cen!um and If the purchaser should think
mat II were TO his interest after examining the peculiar
advantages which the property has would bring an in
terest OF more than IL 12 per cenum-The subscriber
III the absence OF those which necessary to
avail himself OF all the advantages which are necessary
lnduced to offer for sae.t is situated on the main
road leading from Richmond north and northwest about
90 miles from Richmond and on the stage road now cal
led the Louisa and Orange ne and is in the direction 10
charlottesville disrc from that place the present road
" miles, but the direct route by the Green Springs
he waters oil which were formerly much resored to-
held in high reputeThey however, the property of
Dr. James Nj. Morris, and resorted to as public
watering place.
1t is presumed that the place offered for sale general
known IN Virginia. If not in other Sates and the sub
scrber confidently ana in good faith recommends il as an
exceedingly valuable and heathfu situation Reference
10 the subscriber for further particulars either by letter
IN person, must be Louisa Court House, Va.
June IL. ll0-u0 JNO M. PRICE
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WANTED, as an Apprentice to the Printing bust.
w ness, an active, intelligent youth Of respectable
Zee Of this paper
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~ EGROES FOR SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust
L executed to me by George Claiborne, for certain
purposes therein mentioned bearing date the 26h March
1857 and daily admitted to record in the county of King
OF the present month"; ii fair if not the next fair ay there
after, at the residence OF the said George Claiborne few
miles below King William Court House, ten or twelve
likely Negroes together with all the other property of
every description Qhe lands exceped) in the posses
sion OF Doctor Claiborne and which disposed of at
sale made on the 81 OF May last All persons wing
claims against the said George Claiborne required bV
the said deeds to give notice thereof the trustee in
writing on or before the 26h of July next TO ente them
10 any portion Of the surplus that may be remaining after
The payment OF such debts required by the said
deed TO be first satisfied.
RO. b. WALLER, Trustee
King s Queen Court House. Inne 7lI IN -.
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INV' ID w M LEKJ Trustee.

HNoRS DE VILE FOR SALE.-The subscriber is
n a. authorised to sell this desirable residence situated
in the county OF Albemarle and the town of Char
Otesville The lot contains fifty and quarter acres of
land, oil excellent quality, well enclosed, with sulIicencv
OF good meadow land to produce from fifteen to twenty
thousand weight of hay annually The improvements
consists OF neat dwelling house of brick fty two nv
twenty feet two stories high in good repair kitchen ice
house, stables, &C. well OF excellent water in the ward
garden containing OF land well enclosed and
in good state of improvement together with beautiful
grove and lawn OF about five The local situation of
this residence for private family gives TO advantages
which are possessed by very few in the upper country
its contguity TO Charlottesville the University To the
Turnpike leading TO the Rivanna River which will soon
be made navgabe in the midst of intelligent wealthy
ana mghy cultivated society, commanding fine view of
the surrounding country affords the strongest nducemen
Tor man OF business pleasure purchase and settle on
more minute description is unnecessary as il presu
ed any person wishing 10 purchase would first view the
premises, which will be shown by Mr. John VIM Mr.
Ira Garrett Mr.. Rice w. Wood living near the place or
by the undersigned who lives within few miles Tbs
terms will be made known by either of tho above named
gentlemen or the subscriber reasonable credit will be
given II not sold before the LIST Of October nex il will
be rented for one year or term of years
D., DANIEL +. CARR.
June 10 Him
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ED UMFORD ACADEMY. The second session OF the
n a present year, will commence Monday 10th July
and terminate the 18th December Next the Classical
ana athemaca courses are extensive those of any
other Grammar School in the State the English and Ma
hematica department will continue TO be conducted by
Mr.. Thomas Mcmahon. Terms: board, washing and
tuition leach boarder finding his bed bedding tow
els, candles, &c $50 per session Of months payable in
advance Tuition alone, $I5 per session. payable also in
advance Students (wheber boarders or day scholars
who enter at any time previous 18th August are liable
TO the expenco of the whole session.
VIM HAWKESWORTH
King William, June TO- list
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CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- Rules held in the
Clerks Office of Essex County Court the 4th day of
June, 1892:
James Dunn, PlH
against
alter Jones' otherwise called Walter Jones' ex or of
Catharine +. Mccall decd. and Robert C.. Backley
-, Delts.
The defendant Walter JONES' not having entered his ap
pearance, and given security according the Act of AS
eemo and the rules oil this Court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is inhaban of this
State IL is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
on the third Monday in September next answer the
plaintiffs bill; and thaa copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the City Rich
mond or town OF Fredericksburg for months success
vey and that another copy be posted the front
the Court House Of this county Copy. Teste,
JAMES ROY MICOU, Jr c.
June 10. l2-wsw
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Is DoLLAKS REWARD

10 DO'@LANo NEW NltD
"lLL be given TO any person Cor the apprehension
Wv and delivery of my boy SANDY, or so combining
him in Jail that may get him again. il taken Within or
twenty dollars il taken without the limits OF the county
He is % 20 years of age, bright muatto about FIVE
feet 10 III inches high well made and Stout and of
lordy appearance with large gray eyes Hadon when he
went off common negro clothing, the balance OF his cloths
Is very good think he has full suit of brown broad cloth
clothes the coat having velvet collar; ALSO brown
terloo coat good fur hat and plenty of money.
pect he will endeavOr to obtain free pass and make Off
most likely he will change his
ISAAC ALEXANDER
.3HecklenbItrg cOltnfu, NJ &. April TO- Q2-3i+1
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V0UNG LADIES' SEMINARY The next session
n of the Young Ladies' Seminary at Prince Edward
Court House, Va, will commence the first Monday OF
July next. very large and commodious edce will then
be in readiness for the accommodation OF the scholars and
an additional Teacher the English Department employed
Miss Mansfield will continue to teach in the departments
OF Music, Painting and Drawing and assist in other
branches Oher assistance has been engaged, far the
same is necessary.
Terms, for year Of 10 months, as follows:
Board and Tuition in all branches, $50 90
Board and Tutonin English branches, incud.
ing washing and candles, 100 90
10 day Scholars, for Tuition In Music, % 90
IN Languages 20 90
In Painting and Drawing is 90
In English branches, rs 90
Board IN geneel families In the ncigborhood, can be
had for 81 90 per month The next session will continue
h the last OF November when there will be vacation Of
month.
R9eTenees.-Presdent Cushing, Samuel G. Anderson,
Esq, and Rev. B. +. Stanton Of Prince Edward
r.. ROOT, Jr.
Prince Edward Court House, June IS. li-st
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RxCMM0vD, V1RGANXa TUESDAY; 7U:7:E no. 1saa.

virtue OF deed of trust from George Claiborne
- ana John ~ Claiborne to the subscriber as trustee
Tor the benefit oi~Wm. Arms,ead and Francis Rowe 10
effect certain purposes therein expressed which deed
date on the 18th day of July 1884, of record
IN he clerks oiiice oil the county Of King William
shall proceed to SELL at King William Courthouse for
Easn on Monday the 2Sh Of June, that being King viii
nam court day. the following slaves: Dixen, Fanny Mol
y, Esey' Davy, Esther William, Phil and Mary and
me increase M any OF the said females since the 18th of
July, 1881: These slaves likely and valuable and
will convey such title only vested in him as trustee
by virtue OF the above rcced deed; il is believed how
ever, to be ndisputable. SHERWIN McRAE
June5. fS-6ts1 r..
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June 10

IN CHANCERf-VIRGINIA: Rules holden in
Il the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the County Of Buckingham the fourth
day of June, 1882:
Samuel Sanders, plaintiff
against
Thomas Sanders executor of Samuel Sanders decd and
In MS own right Francis Sanders, William Sanders
M Sanders, James Purcell and Mary his wife, formerly
Mary Sanders, Calvin Sanders Samuel Sanders Stephen
canders, and Elizabeth Sanders, Defendants.
The defendants James Purcell and Mary his wife CAL
win Sanders Samuel Sanders Stephen Sanders and Eliza
beth his wife, having entered their appearance and
given security according the of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they not inhabitants of this country:
ordered that the said absent defendants do appear here on
the hrst day OF the next September term and the
Dill oil the paintf and that copy of this order be forth
win inserted in some newspaper published in the City of
RICHMOND for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the
front door of the Court House of this County.
Copy-Tese,
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WALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION --0nn

J 81
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-On
tuesday, the 18th inst will SELL at public auction
he following very valuable property, belonging to the Is
tate OF the late James Govan, viz:
The story Brick Building and tbe ~
attached on or Main Street. near the Union Hotel now
IN the occupancy OF Henry Clarke The House is about
It's feet. W ''
Also, two Lots adjoining the above property between il
and that OF the late John Clarke each containing about 20
eet on Street and extending back about l75 feet These
are very hnely situated Lots for building on and are
amongst the most desirable in that part of the cv
Lot on Cary ID Street. on which is erected an ex
1ensve Brick Building &c. intended for the purpose of
Tobacco Mandatory. Said Lot fronts ON Cary mr. n
Street. about 60 feet and back about I4o feet 70
an alley. ''''' "
Also, one Lot adjoining the above, with Wooden Tene
ieet the corner OF Dock 18th Street and
on said Dock Street, about 14O feet 10 an alley
Also four I"S Nos 33, "a, Al and AZ, in Duvas addi
ton to the city. ~
Two Lots, each half Nos GIG and 657 at The cor
ner Of and I'd Streets, adj Dining the property of b. w
hegn Esq now In the occupancy of Col Lambert near
MT: r. j. Chevailies residence These two Lots make
nan pe square, and command elegant and extensive
view OF the River, the Falls Plantation, &C.
Two Lots adjoining Mes. I20 and I2S in r. Younc,s
Flat OF the city, in the neighbourhood of the Bloody Run
spring, formerly the property of VIM Marshall and Geo
Nicholson, decd
The Lot No. COG on II Street, (Shocku- Hill,) about
this Lot is good story Brick Building with the ne
cessay out Houses in excellent ORDER now occuped bv
NJ Howell and is fine stand for Grocery or other bust
''
Tems6, IL and Is months credit the first NOT. n 10
satisfactorily endorsed, and Deeds of Trust on the pro
perty. ~
The sale will commence at IL o'clock, with the first
mentioned Lot, and continue from day to day when fair
at the same hour till all the property is sold
EDWARD GOvAN, Jas Govan.
ARCHD. GOVAN, y decd
u Sales TO be conducted by DAvENPoRr ALLEY &,
20. and ExUM s. HUBBARD, Aucts. June s. (s-tdsl
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HNLUyANNA LAND AND CITY LOTS--T6e
subscriber offers for sate Tract of Land living on
te kvanna River, in the county of Fuvanna containing
Iozi acres about 60 miles above Richmond I5 below
Charlottesville, in the immediate vicinity of
ana omon Mills small portion Of the land lying on and
near the river cleared and prepared for cultivation the
Oak timber The situation is healthy the tract well wa
tered and the soil adapted to the growth of Corn Wheat
anu looacco-Ihere are three four saw mills i'm the
III a - s"Doi'tUUu which me tp,har Co. ~
baued over good rood, san pe
The navigation of the Rvanna River have rendered the IA
cihes OF conveying the timber to Richmond Chaottes
VILE very great The tract will be divided into two or
more parcels, if purchasers desire it.
Also IL 10 lots in this city, lying on the Dock in
Adams Valley, and OH Richmond Hill.
Also the whole, part of my undivided interest in the
estate OF Col. Richard Adams, deceased
Persons wishing to purchase, apply me in this CT
ty, until the 10th of July next After that time appca-
non can be made to my brother Or. H. Adams) in this
CITY, or by letters addressed to me- Tallahassee For-
da. JOHN J. ADAMS
June 5. s4t#
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Plaintiff,
June 10.

June 49, lSIyvsyy
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SALE-ln obedience TO the above decree tho undor
sghe1 Will on the twenty fourth day of August ne xt at
cars BROOK In the county Of Albemarle sell at public
auction on the credit in said decree mentioned that vaa
Bile estate called Cars Brook, Carrs Low Grounds
formerly the residence of Peter Carr deceased containing
ABOUT o1o acres about 40 40 which are Low
Grounds which, with the cleared high lands are in good
state OF cultivation The improvements consist of large
convenient - "' o.
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y 7 It6FWfWT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN of .Aeto York
Yours with respect JOHN N. HUAfES