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Sugar ana Ioh.e.

Eugar ana iVnue.
eksA Hhds. ST. Croix Sugar.
" 20 bags Cofoe--Landing from scir. Tan.
ivy, tor sale by
l y :" LANCASTER. DENNY 81 CO.
A Office. MRS. NELSON ooa.;iI,uGs her
boarding establishment near the Capitol.
ieNlng reduced her charges, the following viii be
n ' rates from TINS date, viz:
oo"Fu ana Lodging for gentleman and mis- lady.
OF IoF TWO gentlemen two ladies in one room,
n S<'o per annuin, each, paid quarterly $3.50 90
~ 70 children under Il years OF age, half
n price us 90
~ w. ON" gentleman or one lady go 90
~ w. Go without n room $50 90
w. servants As 90
w. no. gentleman and his lady. or two
geh'ie"en or two ladies', per week, in
room. SIS each lG m
10. do. one gentleman or one lady in a
" N n,
and servants, . M
10 DO. gentlemen and ladies per day. with
n hfs g.
10. do do do. do. without fire ! 90
do. do. children, under ~ years nj noe and scr
wants. half price.
10 DO extra Dinners, IS. Breakfast, 2s. 3D. Tea.
&c. LIS. Cd ~>
iAvefy OF each horse, 81 hours % gals grain and
. rack food,) 30 cents.
Extra grain, an additional charge
'arr'age shelters furnished withou, charge
ly l4-2awtf
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"a lRGlNlA:-ln the circuit superior court oil
law and chancery for Hcnrico county, held
at the capitol, in the city of Richmond, on Tues
day, the goth day of June, 1892 Ade!ine Allison,
pitt, against William Selden, administrator of Ma
tllaniel Scdcn, decd, and executor of Miles Sell
den, Jr., who was executor of Miles Seldom ST. de.
ceased, William ii. Roane, Cary Se1den, Charles
Selden, Joseph Selden, Richard Adams, Mary AID.
| ans, an infant, by the said Richard Adams her
guardian assigned, and Thomas Coke, executor of
Miles Selden, jr. who executor of Miles Sci.
den, senior, deceased, dfts.
This cause in which the plaintiff appears TO have
proceeded against the defendant Cary Seldcn, who
Is out OF this country, in the mode prescribed by
law against absent defendants, and in which the
bill has been taken for confessed as to the defend
ant Thomas Cooke, came tins day 10 be heard
on the bills, answers of the other defendants re-
plications, exhibits and examinations of Witnesses
and was argued by counsel: On consideration
whereof, the court doth ORDER that the defendants
william ScldCn, and Thomas Cooke, executors of
Miles Scldcn, junior, who cx'or OF Miles Sci.
den, senior, deceased do render before ono of the
commissioners of this court, an account Of the
said Miles Selden juniors guardianship of the plain
TIL, and the said commissioner is directed to take
an account Of what is due to the plaintiff on ac
count Of the legacy boqueathcd to her, by joseph
Sejden deceased and TO examine, state and settle
the said accounts, and make report thereof t. the
court, with any matters specially stated, doomed
pertinent by himself or which rnay bo required by
the parties be TO stated.
A cory. Toste, J. ROBINSON, c. C..
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500 AeHIyy seps.

a boCONDED from this city, on the morning
IVA OF the 29th ult, NEGRO MAN, (slave5 :
named AARON, who calls himself AARON IIGnrrooT.
nave reason to believe that his dcs' nation is New
York, by the way of Norfolk If apnrehended
out OF the State of Virginia. and secured in iuil,
so that recover him. will give 800. IF taken
within within the State, and secured in like manner,
VIII pay reward of Ss2O.--AARoN is a mulatto, of
gentecl appearance, % years old (but looks od.r,
feet y to 10y inches high, spare and we'll made
nigh forehead, inciin'ng to badness, oval face re-
gular features, speaks slowly and deliberateiy-his
oress when last seen, was grey short coat, blue
Pantaloons, boots, black hat with crane around IL
usually wears watch, with guard chain. Aaron
IS no doubt III possession of a free pass or taken
letters addressed to some person in Norfolk with
the view to effect safe passage
w. MOSBY, Jr.,
Executor of NJ. III. Mosby
Richmond, Va JulY =, 1899
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EE AVlNG removed to the CITY of Richmond /
- X viii in future attend regularly all the superb
or courts held there, the district OF the Uni
Tea states held at Norfolk and the circuit superior
court OF law and chancery of the county of Norfolk
the circuit superior court Of law and chancery held
ut Williamsburg, and, as heretofore, will continue
TO attend the circuit superior court of law and chan
Gerry held at Fredericksburg.
iy 25-cSdG,y pIIII I'D rIADDrcr>r
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TO BOOK-SEI.I,ERS

& BOOKSELLERS wishing TO supply them
ID - selves with James y. Peasants Treatise on
the Teeth, can procure them of Peabody & Co.,
booksellers. New York, No. 233, Broadway
u The Petersburg Times, Norfolk Beacon, and
lychburg Virginian, are requested to give tho
above two insertions, and toward their bills to the
Wing Office for collection.
iv 2T-0fc
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RE Ys ETA RaOTEsI.

ON POINT COMFORT.
Wills extensive establishment IS now open for
n the reception of company. Its locality and
the various alterations and improvements recently
completed Several additional buildings having been
erected since the last season, for the more com.
Portable accommodation Of visters) must render It.
both to the invalid and to those i'm quest of plea.
sure, one of the most desirable residences on the
board.
The BAR is well stocked with the choicest Ii
q"ors selected by experienced judges i'm New York
and Philadelphia and the BEDS gre of the yery
hrst quality The proprietor pledges himself nj all
times to furnish his TABLE with the choicest de
licacles The season, market and ncighborhood ai.
iord' ana that every attention shall be shown to
those who favour him with their patronage.
There are two commodious BATHING UOJJ.
oEo, one for the exclusive accommodation of La.
dies, and the other for Gentlemen; therefore Ladies
day There is also Warm Bath attached to tho
establishment.
Steam boats from Baltimore, WASHINGTON and
Richmond touch at the Point each trip to land and
receive passengers, and 4 Steam Boat plies dailv
between Old Point, Norfolk, and Hamilton for the
convenience OF these who may wish to visit either
of those places.
Vessels of every description are continually pass.
ing and re-passing both from foreign ports and
coastwlse, and Steam Boats can be employed on
parties OF pleasure TO the Capes whenever q sniff
eieht number Jutihcs it, and timely notice is given
Nj. PARKS.
The Richmond Enquirer and Whip the Pe,.rs
burg lnt"lligencer, National Intelligencer Wash.
ingon City, and Baltimore American will pleose
insert the above advertisment, twice week for two
weeks, and send their accounts to the Hvuea Uo
tel for payment. iv l4S5aw At
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,SE sIsc E'5s.g5ss5M K0el,ttc1,flexTy,

z SARMERS can be supplied with Wheat
Carts, Ploughs, Gear of different kinds, Hoes
Axes, and indeed any article of agricultural use,
OF good materials, faithful workmanship, and on
accommodating terms. Miers car be supplied
with Burr Stones of any size; and country mor-
chants with The various manufactures by the guam
tlty at very reduced prices
THOS. C. MONCURE, Genr Ag'.
~ 10-,c2,y
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A 4 rules held in the clerks Office of our cir
"a cut superior court of law and chancery
for Lunenburg County tho first Monday in
June, 1892 Clorics Hudson, pitt, against John
NJ. Rowlctt, ad'mr with The viii annexed Of Tho.
mas Staples decd, Sarah Staples, widow of the
said Thomas Staples, deed, and Eli Staples, dts
Nv CHANcEBY.
The defendant Eli Staples, not having entered
his appearance according TO the act of assembly,
and the rules OF this Court, and it appearing by sa
tisfactory evidence that he is not nhabltant of
this country 1t is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here on the first Monday in September
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that
newspaper published in the Town Of Petersburg
or City Of Richmond, for Two months successively
and posted at the front door OF the court house of
this county.
IS COPS. Tsole, w c. BAPTIST, d. G.
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IMPORTANT
10 Dealers in Medicines, Paints, and
Dye-StuffS.
H. We. EsANENHAN.
WHOLESHLE DRTJGGTST

No. III, MAIDEN LANE.
81 EfFEltS for sale, at the lowest prices. an ex-
~ tenslve assortment of articles in his line and
hopes to give satisfaction to those who think i, for
their interest to buy of him.-Those wishing to
purchase will please give hun call, nd ascertain
Ills prices before leaving their orders elsewhere
Netc York, June Goth, 1882.
N. b.-PT'ce C~rrcnts sent by mail-All or
ders viii be thankfully received carefully put mn
and forwarded with drsnatcb ~ - J5rc ~
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MONDAY, July 10th, 1889.

MONDAY, July 10th, 1882.
The following motion, submitted by Mr.. Poin.
dexter, was considered:
Resoteed, That the President of the United
states be informed that it is not the intention of
the senate to take any proceedings on the re- nomi
nation OF Samuel Gwin to be Register of the Land
oh'ce' at Mount Salus, in Mississippi during the
present session.
YIN motion, by Mr. PoinCexter,
ofoeIee' hat 1t lie on the table, and that the
injunction of secrecy be removed thereffom.
On motion, by Mr.. Poindexter,
Oraered' That the injunction of secrecy be re.
moved from the proceedings of the Senate, on the
nomination of Samuel Gwin.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1899.

The following message was received from the
President of the United States, by Mr.. Donncson
lis Secretary:
WAsmISGToN, jung II, 1892.
To the Senate:
re-nominate Samuel Gwin to he Register Of
The Land Office at Clinton, in tho State of Missis-
siPPi.
In nominating Mr. Gwin to this office again, il
is proper to saAe TO the Senate that do in
PIIance with the request Of a number of the most
respectable citizens of the State of Mississippi, and
with that of one of the Senators from the same
state The letters, expressing this request, are
herewith respectfully enclosed for the consideration
OF the Senate 1t will be perceived that they bear
the fullest testimony to the fitness of Mr.
Gwn for the Office, and evince strong desire that
he should be continued in it,
Under these circumstances, and possessing my.
SELF personal knowledge Of his integrity and
fitness, and okthc claims which his faithful and
patriotic services give him upon the Governmont
deem IT an act Of justice TO nominate him again
not doubling that the Senate will embrace, with
chse7Fu!neos, an opportunity, With f-l!er infozma.
t;on - re-tonsiSar ,ne7 Forrcey vote uoon >:s no
Injnaton. ANDREW JhtK5CE.
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B. ]. WORSHAM. &C.

| "A Clrcuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
"a Gerry, held for Albemarle County the Olaf of
October 1881, James Tompkns and Sarah his wifa
,atc Sarah Minor, PlainIiffs; against Alexander
Gar, 'c"' Executor OF Dabncy Minor deceased, AL
oert W. SuarIes and Mary his wife, late Mary Mi
nor, " W. Remnant and Catherine his wife lat,
katharine Minor, William Minor by John Mn,
ms Guardian, Mildred Minor by John H. Eust.ca
her Guardian, and Lucy Jane Minor bv Mnr,ba I
Minor her Guardi,n, Defendants-IN CuANcERY.
-. MS Cause came on this day 10 be heard on tho
Dill answers, and exhibits, and on argument of
counsel, whercupon 1T is adiudgcd ordored and
oecfeed ny the court, that the defentent Acx,nder
Garrett, Executor of Dabney Minor deceased do
proceed 10 advertise the property both real and
personal, mentioned in the bill, answers &c bo
longing To the estate OF Dabney Minor, deceased,
and undisposed Of in such newspapers as he nav
deem best calculated to give publc notice tberenf
and To sell the same at public sale for The hoo,
price that can be procured for the same-scllipp
t"c !anuS o, sad estate, at such time as he NAV
oceH oeS'- between now and the first day of Sen
TENDER next either entire tracts or smaller mr.
cells as III? oU best for jEc interest of sod eoo,aoa
pm crcdl. OF one, two and three wears tak;nr
rom 'he purcna"1r-, ION with approved secu,i
| ", ana G.ed OF trusi the lands ;cycent tb,,
western or indiana ldnds) to secure the payment
| OIL tie purchase moncy,--ilat the negroes and
other personal property bc sold as soon rs possible
ellner altogether Tor credit, or partly for cash and
pai'y OH rrctlt' as may be deemed by said Garrett
inos' conducive to the interest of said cs,ate--aru
Shoiio The WHOLE or any part OF said personal pro
perry DC sold on credit, the same not 10 exceed
'"eVe months, taking bonds with unexceptionuble
security tfon the pIrclasers--and that the said
AieAhh"ef Garrett, do make particular and specia
report 10 I'M" coHr' "l his actings and dongs touch
ing the same, preparatory TO u decree The Cars
Brook lands VIII he sold subject to tho rent of TN.
ensuing year, (l832.) Teste,
June ll-cids ALEX'R GARRETT, c. c.
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;ory. Toste, ]. ROBINSON, c. G.
COWHISSIONEPS OFFJCE.

RICHMOND, 9Th July, 1852. (
The parties concerned in the execution Of the
foregoing order of court, hereby notified that
l shall commence the on tho tenth day Of
September next at my Office at the capitol IN the
city of Richmond; at which time and place they
arc hereby notified, and required TO attend bofore
me, the matters referred in and by the said or
der; end the defendants William Selden, and Tho.
mas Cooke, executors Of Mllos Seiden, innior. de.
ceased, who executor Of Miles Seldom, senior
decd, are especially required, ten and there. 10
ronder the accounts directed by said ordor
WI. 9. PENDLEGON, Con'r
y l0-4w cir. cup. CO. law 81 cy. Hen. cy.
nRAWING 81 Tie New York Letter. No.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday. the 18th inst. by the Rev.
George Northam, Col. ADDISON HALL, of Lancas
Ter Ter TO Miss CAruARINE CoRDELIA CKIrrENpEN, of
Mlddesex county
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a ."'es taken ~ the clerks office Of Prince
1000 r;awaro county court, the ID day of April,
iooe-henry ~ Watkins, executor of w ,lliam L.
'ehaD'e' deceased, who was the Surviving partner
o' Sam"e, w. and William L. Venabe, plaintiffs;
against Sally Watson, Joseph Price and Sarah B.
his n wife, Mary Ann Watson, Samuel Johns and
Frances his wife, Joseph Wilson and D,ro,ha hi.
wiie, Thomas L. Watson, Sarah L. b. Watson
Robert Strange, and Elizabeth his wife, and Ed,
ward BEDFORD, admir-. Of Augustus Watson, drce,s.
ed, dhs.-IN CHANcERY.
Tho defendants, Samuel johns, and Frances hi,
mne' ana ihonas J. Watson, not having entered
their appearance and given security according to
an act of the general assembly aud the rules of thus
court ana 1t appearing that they are not nhabit.
anus OIL TINS State on the motion of the plaintiffs
oy counsel-lt is entered ut rules aforesaid, and
accordingly ordered, that the said defendants, Sa
lnue' johns, and Frances his wife, and Thomas II
Watson, do appear here on the first day of Seplem
Der court next and answer the plaintiffs bill,
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some one of the public newspapers published in
the city OF Richmond for two months successivelp,
and also posted at the front door of the court house
OF this county. Tcste,
I'D b. j. WORSHAM n n
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Aaditionci Books cr Subscription op.n.d.

fNTHE President and Directors or the lanes
Ii River Company, have appointed IN. Cen
iciuea named ia the following Lists, Comm;s
si"ncrs. for opening hooks Of subscription TO the
James River aud knnawha company, at the pla
ces respectively designated.
Where Commissioners are appointed for n
county generally. they nro authorised 10 omen
Books AZ the court i"use aud such other PARTS
OF the county they may think proper.
The Commissioners are requested TO open the
books Immediately and to keep them open, un-
less u,herwise instructed, uutil the second Mon
day IN December next when they are To he clos
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EXECUTIVE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Sc
NATE, ON THE NOMINATION OF SAM



THURSDAY, December 3, 1881
The following message was received from the
PRESIDENT OF the United States, by Mr.. Donnelson,
his Secretary.
10 the Senate Of the United States:
WAsHiNGToN, December 8, 1891
Commissions having beer granted during the re-
cess OF the Senate, to the following persons for
The Offices respectively annexed to their names,
now nominate them to the same, viz:
JOHN H. JACOBS, &c. &c. &c.
SAMUEL GwIN TO be Register of the Land Office
Tor the District of lands subject to SALE at Mount
Salus, in the State of Mississippi, vice S,ocklev
ID. Hays, deceased.
The message was read.
ordered, that the nominations of Register and
Receivers of the several Land Offices be referred to
the Committee on Public Lands
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 90. 1881.

~,
Mr.. King, from the Committee on Public Lands
reported on The nomination of Samuel Gwin con-
tanned IN the message of the 9th of December
ton:
On the qucstion-"Wiil the Senate advise and
consent to the aPpoin :nent of Samuel Gwn?"
- IL was determined in the negatiUe-Yeas 49,
Nays %.
On motion by Mr.. Johnston,
The yeas and nays being desired by ono.ffth of
the Senators present,
Those who voted in the affirmative arc:
1EAs.-Messrs. BIB, Brown, Dallas, Dickcrson.
Dudley, Grundy, Hill, Kane, Knight, Mangum
Marcy, White, Wilkins-l3.
those who voted in the negative, arc:
EAys.--Messrs, Bell Benton, Buckner, Clay
Ewing, Foot, Hanna, Haync, Hendricks, Holmes
Johnston, King, Miller Moore, Poindcxtcr, Prem
tiss, Robbins, Robinson, Ruggles, Seymour, Sis
bee, Tonlnson, TrouP, Tyler, Webster-25.
SO it was
ResoLUed, That the Senate do not advise and
consent to the appointment Of Samuel Gwin.
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FOR SALE.

80 FOR SALE,
" SsA-TN a very fine bloodcd and extremely
S&&AS@ fine looking three year old COLT,
w FGEvery large, and most beautiful CO.
SssessaaEAD lour, say handsome blood bay, with
Dlaek name and tail, and black legs. and really a
colt OF fine promise. He can be seen for a few
Gays IN the Valley, near Currngtons Mill; and
perhaps alter few days. he will be at Tree. Hill,
near tins place. Enquire of the subscriber. The
cause OF the sale is that the owner SAYS he is no,
abie TO Keep him. HENRY KING.
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Extract Of a letter from Trenton, N. ]. dated
25th instant: Three new cases (of Cholera) are
reported this morning, the and daughter of the
man reported last week" The letter also states
that the citizens of Trenton generally affected
more or less, with darrh9a
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We are informed that i'm the VILLAGE of Glosco.
near foughkeepsie, eighteen of cholera have
occurred within the last five days, seven of which
terminated fatally.-Mer. Adp.
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AUCTION AND
commission Business.
Vie Subscribers having formed partnership
4 under the style and firm of
A.s.SEEEs s. YH.EgEE.
and erected large and commodious house at tho
corner OF Main and Market Streets, offer their SER
wees TO the public General Commission Agents
They Will sell at Auction; buy and sell upon Com.
MISSION all kinds of produce, Merchandise; re-
cciVe STORE and Ship either Goods Produce up
or down the river. Making reasonable advances
upon all consignments where the property is placed
at their disposal.
Their charges will be moderate in all cases. and
they hope from their general acquaintance with
business and the promptitude and fidelity with
when they Will execute all orders confdcd to them
TO merit and receive liberal portion OF the public
patronage. JAMES LANIER
Danville, july 10 A. d. TYREE
u The Editors of the Richmond Daily Whie,
Norfolk Herald, and the Lynchburg Virgnian,
VIII insert the above in their respective papers
once week for weeks, and forward their ac.
counts to this office for payment.-DanoiHe Re.
porter. wAy
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inong the solfabnndoned We are teld that there
Is an unusual exhibition of drunkenness amo.p the
survivors oil those whc it's natural victims.--
put' very soon, we trust we may say to friends
ana TO others, present and absent, that the arm of
the Destroyer has been sta id; that business will re-
tirn into its usual channel, and social life
all its attractions God grant that we may not be
disappointed. II will be seen tina, the decrease of
deaths and cases since Tuesday, is ONE HUN
DRIED PER CENT The number of interlncnts
reported to the City Inspector for the last twenty
iour hours, rs also less than any daily report for
inc last ten days."-Phiiadeiphia Inquirer.
From the NeU York Courier j. Enquirer, July
27-1, P.SM
THE CHOLERA.--GOODN NEWS.
We have again the pleasure Of congratulating
our fellow citizens upon the renewed evidence that
the Pestilence is leaving us. The cases reported
to-day NINETEEN less than yeste rday and
the deaths NINE less Besides this, the report of
'nfermenfs by Cholera-ihe best test of the ate of
the disease-eXhibts decrease Of TEN
Inc nterments from Cholera, during the 81 hours
ending at o'clock on Sunday, were l52-being SO
more than during the same period ending at s
O'Clock this morning. q
CASES OF CHOLERA REPORTED
From lo o'clock, July 90, to 10 o'clock. Juiy o..
City private practice, 10 90
Hospitals DC IL
Bellevue, 8
Total, 1919 Az
Judgements during the t'oenty.tour hours,
Ending Saturday at A. NJ. 14O-By cholera 1l6
DO. Sunday, do. 176- do. 1872
do. Monday, do l35- do I0a
do. Tuesday, do. no do log
do wednesday, do. 1856 do no
do. Thursday, do. lO6- do 10
do. Friday, do. 80 do. Ga
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be confdcd to them, as
SaddlerS & Harness Makers

DC coniidcd to them
Saddlers & Harness Makers.
And where they arc prepared to fupish all articles
usually kept by persons i'll their line. They think
their assortment good one, and believe the prices
and quality will neither be objected to.
it is common to make many professions TO the
public on commencing businoss--thc subscribers
decline such 4 course--thcy would sierely remark
that they are conscious their depends entire
~ on thcmseves.-All work done at their Store will
be by their own hands, those of experienced
ana competent Workmen, under their own inspect.
ION; and al-they ask of their friends and the pub
NC, is 1air Irial. jy l9-w3wifs
fESO JOHN WILKINSON, Sueing for the
IN Benefit of Geo. Wiiknson.-Sir, AS you are
not known to be an inhabitant of Virginia YOU
are hereby notified that we shall on the Friday he
lore the Sd "Wednesday in August next being tho
lOtl day of the month"; between the hours Of O'Clock
IN the morning and sunset, at the Franklin Hotel,
IN tue town OF Lynchburg, proceed to take the de-
position OF Reuben Burch, TO be read in evidence
IN a suit now pending in the County Court of Pow.
hatan, wherein you are plaintiff and we are de-
PENDANTS. The taking of said deposition will con.
tinue from day to day nntil completed, where you
may attend ii you think proper.
iy l9-w4t WIN. IL HENRY MONTAGUE.
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Ark MlLLS.-2 other Bark Mills for sale
HE jy30 JAS. WINSTON
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lLERA REPORTED
InfermcntS during TIE f,Cenfu- four hours.
HEALTH OF ALBANY.

ihe Cholera, it would seem, has also abated ut
Albany But seventeen new cases and ten deaths,
were reported on Tuesday
ALBANY, Wednesday, July 25, P. NJ.
New cases 2S-of which IL arc severe. Death 8
7.