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VNNO THE PUBLIC.-Whereas my wife, AGNES p
a WRIGHT, has thought fit, against my will and CON
sent to absent herself from my house and projections and
living separate and apart from me, neither acknowedg
ing nor dischargng the duties of wife to her husband
and whereas having been at all times still being rea-
dy and willing to receive her my wife, deem il I'M
conscious and unreasonable that should be subjected TO
the responsibilities OF husband, while she refuses TO dis
charge the duties oil wife and being informed that the
law will not hold liable for any articles furnished TO her
by any apprised Of the above facs-Therefore I
Charles Wright, have thought fit 10 inform all persons not
already aPprsed OF the above facts the. public pe
herally that will not be responsible for any accounts
contracted by my said wife, a gnes p Wright while thus
hving separate from me against my consen-nor will i'm
any way be liable for any OF her contracts her actngs or
doings, nor any way whatever on her account. And
hereby orewarn all persons whatever from giving her Gre
dit in any way whatever, either her own account or
on account OF my child, which she likewise detans from
me, contrary TO my WILL and TO which this notice is intend
cd TO apply as fully TO herself And further forewarn
all persons whatever from harboring my said wife and
child in any way, not doubling but that for the undue in
uence oil Others most improperly and illegally exercised
over her, she would in compliance with my wishes well
known and often expressed and with her own duty re-
turn TO my house and her home which at all times open
to receive her. and might live together in peace and
conjugal affection. CHARLES WRIGHT
Louisa county, Va Sept III d2-sts
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NoIlCE,-The Subscriber being DESTROYS of removing
to the Western country offers for sale his TRACT Of
LAND, wherein he lives in the county of Bucking-
ham, on the Middle Fork Of Slate River containing 500
acres one half of which yet cea about 200 acres
gether with the cleared Land. The improvements are.
good Dwelling house, with three rooms and passage
Kitchen, Barn. Dairy, Tobacco-houses, sc. This Land
lies IN healthy wealthy and popular part of the county
i've miles from the Court House, adjoining the lands of
John Morris, VIM sbell, and the Estate OF VIM III Per-
klns, decd: there three four good Mills within that
Distance and various Manufacturing Mills convenient for
The reception OF Wheat Ii is deemed needless 10 saw
much OF said Land, person would purchase without
rst viewing the premises But this Land evidently is in
eror no Land in this section of country for the growth
OF Wheat Corn, and Tobacco and susceptible improve
ment at almost any period As the Subscriber is deter
mined to sell, he would sell a bargain.
Oct 2.-42 ANTHONY JONES
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THNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Stolen from the sob.
night Of the 10Th Instant bright BAY NARr about C,
nigh years old, having knot the inside of one If b
oIe egs from spint and small scab on the ton Of the
between the ears She PAGES almost altogether when
Ioue, ana can with difficulty be made oi In pace
sno carries her feet very wde1he above reward viii be
ge or her delivery 10 ne, If taken of the COUNTY
ana I'VE dollars IL taken In the county
Oct. 70. l49-8U JOSEPH HANCOCKE Ja
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MOTICE-The subscriber will sell his good and we'll
~ known stand in the upper part Of Goochland county
lying on the three chopped road 30 miles from Richmond
and containing 100 acres Of land with very good improve
mens good dwelling house with FIVE rooms all in ey-
celent repair Tor the reception Of travellers tavern
stable, hrsrae store house, with counting ROOM ali
IN good order for BUSINESS wagon yard, with granary
and house Tor wagoner TO stay in also fodder hay
house, all at the wagon yard also, granary near the
stable slrate garden and orchard, all Of the best fruit
&c &c This stand has many peculiar advantages over
almost any other the road il has the advantage of
the road leading from Winchester Cupeper Court House
Orange Court House, and Louisa Court House from thence
on to James River, through Buckingham and 10 CaFtegs-
vile, Cumberland Court House, &c sc. This is one Of
Tie most healthy places in Virginia being conveniently
every other convenience which makes inferior TO none
Tor business Any person wanting such place, will do
well to come and view il, a bargain can be had
Tor cash, or part on time Possession will be given inn
mediatey if desired For terms apply the subscriber
JOSEPH b. GLENN.
September / l. 81 a
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SWAN TAVERN.-The subscriber returns his thanks
- TO his friends and the public generally, and would
form them that he is located that long established
stand, the Swan Toven, street, Shocke HILL within
nve minutes wa. of the Capitol and the public Offices
Banks, Warehouses, Churches, Post Office, &c.-The
house gone through repair and has been painted
and is now in better order than it, his sabng
large and commodious and not surpassed by any
city, carriage Shelters large yard and abundant supply
hne water from the city Watering Works. his
passed but few, good beds, the most of which
Inc are as good as the market Affords in addition the
ways supplied with provender, in addition to the much
desired article fodder which the country is only
cusomed TO- good honest servants and oses attendance
III ha ne would say neither pains expense will be spared
render satisfaction His charges will be found low
han the usual Tavern rates perhaps low p
ooardng houses He earnestly solics continuance
his Tavern customers and those who have avoured the old
swan Members OF the Legislature particularly in
ved TO cali The subscriber hopes by unremng atten-
on 10 business TO share that patronage which has been
peTaily bestowed upon him. VIM. HOWLETT
October 20. A9-wA,v
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE offer for
AZ sale either my mill tract of land, in Henrico or my
arm in Hanover The former is less than four miles from
Richmond, and contains $50 acres, with valuable mill
The land 10 uncommonly fertile; 100 it are Chcka-
homony low grounds entirely free from nundations The
balance is improved high land nearly valuable as the
ooT TI = me young orchard just in bearing.
The farm I'm Hanover contains than 40 acres and
lies on both sides OF the Mechanicsyile Turnpike The
hvenlle stone is not far from the the tract The
whole OF this land is rich. There less than $50
acres oil low grounds the Chckahomony halror which
Is admirably adapted to meadow But the value of the
whole sgreay enhanced by the immense quantity wood
aud valuable white oak, ash and maple timber, that ma
be adyanageousy disposed ola large portion of the tract
never having been cleared The unceared land is of su
hcent fertility for tobacco and il is convenient TO the
turnpike, that the wood and timber may be sent to market
at all seasons, road little inferior pavement The
place healthy and abounds in good water is worthy
the careful examination Of any wanting to purchase
For terms, apply TO Charles r. Bolts ESD Richmond
or 10 the subscriber at Airfied, Henrico county
Oct. 10 10 G.. W. GOOCH
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Theodore Williams and William b. Smith DeGs
The defendant Theodore Williams not having enter
ca ms appearance and given security according to an act
oil the General Assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing that he is not nhabtant of this Stae-on
the motion OF the plaintiff by his Attorney il is entered
at rules Aforesaid and accordingly ordered that the said
day OF January court next, and answer the plaintiffs b
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one oil the pubic newspapers Published in the city of
richmond Tor two months and also posted at
the 'front.' door OF the court house of this county.
copy Ieste, ID. J. WORSHAM, elk.
Vo1OOeI 20 40-wSYs
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Ma ANIED, az an Apprentice TO the Printing bust.
ness, an active intelligent youth Of respectable
fee Of this paper F'' ~ '''
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}, V'XKGEVZa, Friday, OCTOBEIe SG 1892.
81 mn REwARD.-Ran away from the subscri.
~ w wv Der. on ThursdaY EridaY nght last. q

~ n a 06 a NEW AhD-tNan away from the subscrl-
y IL wv Der, on Thursday or Friday night last a
Negro named NELSON, sometimes calls himself Nelson
Dabney, dark muatto with bushy head of hair about
hve iee six or inches high, hirty-ve years old,
wen made with pleasing countenance when spoken to,
oy trade Coach Smith, and excellent workman.-He
Is wen known in this city, having been for many years
prominent coloured member OF the Baptist Church. /
nave no doubt he has obtained free papers as very
Intelligent and can both read wrte and will
get 10 some OF the Northern esern States Masters
the said Negro.
will give the above reward if taken out of the State
and secured in any Jail that get him again. $50 (and
all reasonable expenses if delivered il taken within the
State. JAMES KOSHER
Richmond, z3d Oct, 1892. 4S-U
q COMMISSION BUSINESS.-The subscribers hav-
~ ing associated themselves under the firm of TowNEs
HUNT, respectfully tender their their friends
and the public as Commission Merchants. From know
ledge OF the value of all kinds of produce which comes
TO the market aud the srctest attention business they
eei confident OF giving satisfaction 10 all for whom they
may transact business and at the time prepared
TO make liberal advances.
10 such OF our friends may wish ship their Cotton
from Hdidr, inform that Mr. Joshua Corpre,c is our
agent there and has it in his power furnish all ncces.
sary supplies. EDMUND TONNES
MEMUCAN HUNT.
Norfolk, October o. dim
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N HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-A rules taken in il,e
CLERKS office Of Prince Edward county court the LIST
day OF October, 1892:
John Pearson, PrG
against
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a UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NJ YORK
u College Of Physicians and Surgeons of NJ York.
The Lectures ~ this Institution will commence on the
FIRST Monday in November, and continue for four months
Expense oil the whole course, Sl00-Maculation fee D.
JOHN AUGUSTINE SMITH, Nj. ID.
.,r.,,,-r,... Anatomy and Physiology.
ALEXANDER IT, STEVENS NJ. D. surgery
JOSEPH Nj. SMITH, NJ. d.,
,.,,,,,.,. Theory and Practice Of Physc.
EDWARD DELAFIELD, M. D.. Obstetrics.
JOHN b. BECK, NJ. d.,
Materia Medica and Medical Jurisprudence.
JOHN IORREY, NJ D.. Chemistry and Botany
VALENTINE MOTT, M. D.
Pathological Anatomy and Operative Surgery.
September H. 36-IstN.
TWNRUST SALE.-By virtue of Deed Of Trust, exc
u culed 70 us by Carter n. Bradley, Of the county OF
Buckingham, bearing date the goth Of April, 1929 and
admitted 70 record IN Cumberland county the 22d day
the same month, for the purpose o securing 70 Daniel
McCormck, OF Prince Edward, the payment Of OF
money in the said Deed mentioned; We the undersigned
Trustees or either Of US, will sell public auction for
ready money IN the town Of Gainesville, before McCoy's
Hotel on Saturday, the 10Th day Of November next all
the said bradeys portion interest Legatee Of land
negroes money, debts, belonging the estate Of hi.
father, William Bradley, deed.
JOHN g. DANIEL. lr.
VIM. r. RANDOLPH, : '''''e''
Oct 10. 47-w3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-28
SIGNS OF THE TINES.
From the Louisville Journal and Foo

From the Louisville Journal and Focus.
LOUISVILLE, June l9.-The undersigned, be-
ieying that debt of gratitude was due to &c.
neral Andrew Jackson, fur his patriotism, and
services to his country, together with other rea-
sons of political nature, which cannot be detail
ed here, were among his supporters to elevate
him to the distinguished office which he now
holds.
The duty which We owe to ourselves, our
country, and to mankind, cOmpels US to express
our disappointment and deep regret at the course
pursued by him in the administration OF our TO-
vernment. The more we reflect, and examine
into the policy of his administration, the more
we deplore and deprecate its effects. Moreover
we regret that General Jackson should have per-
mtted his name again to be presented to the
American people, as candidate for that Office,
as, during the canvass which resulted in his ia
vor, it was urged with great zeal, by most OF his
distinguished advocates that it was dangerous tor
any individual to hold the Office of President Of
the United States more than one term, and as
surances gwen, Of the Generals own pledge, that
he would only hold it on these terms.
Believing that the debt of gratitude has been
paid, and he amply retarded, and conscious.
that the best interests Of our country call aloud
upon us to oppose his reelection, we feel our.
selves bound, as American citizens, to do SO, and
we do oppose it, with as much zeal and prompt
tude as we then vindicated his claims to that
Office.
Therefore, we request meeting Of those who
concur with US, for the purpose OF expressing our
opinions and sentiments publicly, by resolutions
and otherwise, at the Court House in Louisville,
on SATURDAY., the Esd inst. at half past O'Clock,
|P. NJ. ISigned by thirty. eight citizens
From Nassau-By the schr Primrose, Capt.
Hudson. arrived yesterday, we have received our
files Of the Royal Gazette to the 10th inst. Inc
following particulars Of severe gale. e1Per.enc-
ed At that Mace On the 9Th instant (apd aoRe m1o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-28
Negro Woman.

i HAVE for sale likely Negro Woman, about TWEEN
ty years of age, SAID to be of good character. has
been brought up to house business, and can come well
recommended as house servant. Also.
A Gig and Harness, at reduced prices.
june % GEQ, HH&lE>-
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Published, daily, 10y EDGAR sNowDEN.) for the
Town and thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street, between King and Prince streets, nearly op
posite the Post Office. Daily paper 50; Country pa
per IS per nnum.-Advertisements inserted at the
following rates: For square of 10 lines, inserted
daily. or every other day three times. ST.; and Is
cents for every subsequent insertion On Advertise
ments inserted once or triee tresk IS per cent ad
dtional No Advertisement considered less than q
square, nor inserted for less than ST. All advertise
ments published in the Daily, appear in the Country
paper.
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GEoRcErowN, DEL June =,


Catastrophe. On Sunday evening last; io "u n
an uncommonly severe thunder Storm aa"u' oIJ
Middleford, in this county, tenantea oy t :" T
black man named Levin Connolly and MS 'a"' ,.S
was struck by lightning, and the G'o m ri, wife
two Of his children instantly killed. nS ,h,,
and an infant we're also so much ih)u''J t,hI,.
their lives are despaired Of. It's re"a a~ tIs
that of three children who were !ylns =" ~, NJ
floor. the twu outside were instantly kl'ieo' r. 4
the one in the middle very little ,nJureu. .sr,r,
said to have been at that place the mG's yer.
storm within recollection. The cnl'aten ~ ~sr,
represented by our informant TO have o se"
much mangled, and the old man was a lp,pps,e.-
baked. presenting most appalling speiii! ah.oin.
We also learn that an OK was killed W .yea.
about five miles from this place the 'a"'
,ng.-Rputhcan.
A tailor in the western part OF the 9.sM .nH1sd.
notice that one Of his journeymen mas uss duds
after stealing sum Of money and CO., rs,reat
The absconder was determined that n J, I'd rer
.houId have ga flute accompaniment A'
hsps he thought of the old song IN
"cried jack Fox we'll have music '""'
while We 20 out oftOwn, o. c.aau1
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BY EeETCEEEE ~ COOTS.

1 Tho ENQUIRER is published week. renorally and
roc tino week during tho
Price, the a heretofore Five Dollars per annu PAYABLE
vance Notes OF sheered spocepaying (ony) be
seed In payment The Editors viii guarantee the safety
ting them by mall the postage OF all by
@ No will be discontinued the discretion of tho
Editors, until all arrearages have boon paid up. -
9 Whoever will the payment nine PAPERS shall
have the tenth gratis. r~f0' ~
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1 Ono square, less first Insertion
% cents No advertisement inserted,
or assumed by person in this city cnvirons
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber
IS authorised to sell privately that valuable estate on
which Capt Humphrey G. Watkins formerly resided situ-
ated ~ King and Queen county the Dragon bridge
and Immediately upon the Dragon rum and upon the main
road leading from King and Queen courthouse to Ur-
hanna, in Mddescx county and containing about Eve
hundred and thirty-e eight This land is well adapt
cd TO the growth Of and wheat eighty acres OF which
- Dragon low grounds covered with very fine Cypress
trees, well suited for shingles, plank scantlng, &c &c
The buildings are in good repair for country residence
should the land not be sold by the 2O Of July next then
VIII be leased for term Of years. will also sell all the
SAID ~ q watkins interest in other small piece Of
land lying IN Mddesex county about five miles from Ur-
banna, aud adjoining the land OF 7. O. Keningham.
7. POLLARD, Agent for II. c. Watkins.
June ~ t2--wtds
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BANK or MARYLAND, }

baltimore nee. 26fh. 1881.
Ply resolution Of the Board Of Directors Of this In
"a - sdudon. the following scale and rates have been
adopted for the government Of the Officers thereof i'm re-
ceiving deposito OF money sutectto interest viz:
For dcpositcs payable ninety days after de-
mand, certificates shall be issued bearing inter-
ost AZ ue rate per annum OF per CT.
For deposites payable thirty days after demand
cerunca'es shall be issued bearing interest al the
rae per amin Of 4 per Ct.
On current accounts or depodes subject to be
checked Tor at the pleasure Of the deposiior in
'ofes' Shan pc allowed at the rate Of 3 per CT.
BY ORDER r. WILSON Cashier
June rs. a.:
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May 90

WTlRGINlA MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
having been duly organized now ready TO re-
ceivc proposals and TO issue Policies MARINE risks
at their Office, on Eth street
ms institution was incorporated by the last Legislature
OF virginia Tor the purpose of eiiecng MARINE INsUR
ANcE, with capital of ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS, (all Of which has been paid or fully
secured TO be paid) with the privilege of increasing the
same 10 100000.
The Directors propose 70 issue Policies on as favorable
terms as other Offices and hope gain the confidence OF
the public by fairness and lber5y in conducting their
business
The following gentlemen Directors Of The Company:
isaac DdVenPort Henry Charlie,
GustarUs LUCke, Charles Palmer
Lccis Ludidm, Le,cjs IYebb
Young PGpkey, TTouas 1Lcure
Nm. III. Hubbard John Eu6cys
archd. Peasants, jr. FLEMING lanes
Is""S Hted' J. a. Roberts, Norfolk,
george Merriam, Jabez smith. Petersburg.
i. H. EUSfGce,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, President
JoHN o. LAY, Secretary.
'uhe8' 9-wlw
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virtue OF a deed of trust from George Claiborne
ana John d. Claiborne, TO the subscriber as trustee
Tor the benefit OF VIM Armiscad and Francis Rowe to
erect certain purposes therein expressed, and which deed
pears gate on the 18th day of july 1851 and is of record
IN e clerks office OF the county court of King William
snaii proceed to SELL at King William Courthouse for
eas ON Monday the 18th of June, that being King viii
nam court day the following slaves Dixen Fanny Mol
~ Eisey, Davy, Esther William, Phil and Mary and
me increase W any OF the said females the 18th of
July, lo7l These slaves likely and valuable and
worthy oil the attention of purchasers The subscriber
WIN convey such title only is vested in him as trustee
by virtue OF the above rected Decd il is believed how
ever, 10 DC indisputable. SHERWIN McRAE.
June 3. 1S-6ts1 Tuns,oo
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EizexS.N0.s0, VYsGGv%s, Friday; ,5g.9.r; se .sae


Az lLLlAM & MARY COLLEGE-The Visitors
oil this Institution reminded that the 4th of Ju-
y Is the Tune fixed for their Annual Meeting A full
meeting sdesiredhe fiscal of the College re-
curing minute attentions; and Mr. Gushing having declin-
ca 10 accept the appointment of Professor Chemistry &
Natural Philosophy, there is vacancy that Professor
snip Inc Rector deems proper OBSERVE that from the
oil the last cOnvocation, he has no doubt that
Rodgers viii be re-apponted to the Pofessoshp of
chemistry, &c, and that Professor will be required for
the Mathematical Chair-applications TO be made TO
BURWELL BASSETT Rector.
81
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OH DOLLARS REWARD.-The subscriber lost ON
MO Tuesday the 18Th inst, between Mr.. Joel L.
WaI'ons and Col Chas. Dabneys pair of black saddle
bags, containing IL of Thomsons Medical Books copies
oil hobertson's Lectures, and other articles. The
ABOVE reward will he given any person who will deliver
inc above mentioned bags and contents to John b. Grubbs
Louisa Courthouse, TO the subscriber living near Shell
toms Mills, Louisa THOMAS A. GRJJBBS
June %. I3-Its
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pursuance TO order Of the County Court Of Eliza
- ben Wy, bearing date February 23J, 1882, will be
let TO the highest bidder at the cross street in e town If
ampon on the 26th day Of June next the Ferry from
Hampton 70 Norfolk for the term Of FIVE years; the renter
TO give bond and security according TO law
WILLIAM r. MOORE, Sheriff r. G. C.
Nay o. 5-wt26lhJ
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VIE subscribers having connected themselves, toee-
a iher under the firm and style of Felix Matthews &
Co. beg leave inform their friends and the public gene.
Iay mat lhey have taken that well known stand former
W occupied by Mr. William Dabney head of n street,
ShocN~ mn where they offer their friends and the pub
JIG generally carefully and general assortment
OF 6focene' which will be sold as good terms as at any
oher house ~ This city. Farmers, country Merchants
ana others are respectfully invited give them call;
all orders VIII be carefully attended They hope from
their long experience 10 business be able 10 give gene
f' satisfaction, and solicit share Of public paronage-
Aso they arc prepared 10 receive all kinds of country
produce on storage. FELIX MATTHEW'S
June To- lll-w3wI WILLIAM ROCK.