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sir Charles,

FHNHlS beautiful, distinguished, thoroughbred racer,
n and getter OF racers, will stand the ensuing season
at the residence of my son, George w. Johnson, within
one mile OF Moody's Tavern, in CHESTERFIELD, and about
~ miles from Richmond and Petersburg; and is now at
ms stand, ready to serve mares at $40 the single leap and
500 me season, payable on the LIST of August next, when
II WIZ e1xpire-SlOO insurance, payable as soon as the
mare Is known TO be In toal or parted with: 81 cash 10 the
groom. Mares that failed TO Sir Charles last year, will be
insured this year at the price Of the season. A company
OF SIX mares may go at $50 the season each-and one
gentleman putting five mares shall have the same priyi-
lege. Mares furnished with pasturage, which is very
extensive and exccllent-and servants sent with mares
boarded gratis. Lots are laid down in both wheat and
grass, Tor mares aud colts, and fed, if required, at % cents
a day Care will be taken TO avoid accidents, but no ac-
countabllty for any that may happen.
SH charles has been so often advertised, that il is only
necessary to say that he is in as fine health as a horse can
be, and Is a remarkably sure oal-gettcr His colts are
very beautiful, very successful, and are winning wherever
they go they are selling at very high prices indeed, and
are in very great demand. Should the colts of any Other
distinguished horse run and win, and win very often, ant
were TO sell, and sell very often, and at high prices, they
then would only be equal to Sir Charies's.
w. n. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Jan. ~, 1892, so-tl5Mh
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Five EEumdred Poumds Eeexxard,

AAHEREAS THOMAS LEW, Collecting Clerk in
" service OF Messrs. Robarts, Curtis s. Co. London,
has Jailed to return TO his employers with the following
amount oil Bank Notes, which he received in the ordinary
discharge oil his trust confided TO him on Saturday, the
ord oil September inst, and has disappeared or absconded
with the same; and also with a quantity Of Sovereigns.
whoever will apprehend, or cause to be appehended,
the said Thomas Glcw, or will make such discovery as
VIII lead 10 his apprehension and the recovery of the pro-
perry stolen, shall receive a reward OF Five Hundred
Pounds sterling; or in that proportion for such an amount as
may. be recovered upon application to FISH, GRIN
NELL & Co. 13i Front st. New York.
The said Thomas Glcw was dressed i'm a dark frock coat
with striped plaid trousers and Wellington boots; is about
D feet z IL inches in height, rather stout, and Quick and
upright In his walk. Has small head with a little scar
on the forehead, light brown hair, combed flat ON the left
side, and bushy about the ears. Whiskers ofthe same color
eycsa hight and with peculiar heavy and sleepy express
SION about them. The nose rather large, with wide nos
tnls, and a little turned up. Hands large and feet rather
broad. The voice thick, and when elevated becomes
discordIant and cracked. Full heshy lips and features, and
the complexion very sallow, having altogether a heavy
dull appearance.
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EBLOUGHS.-The subscriber respectfully informs
those who are in the habit of buying implements
oil husbandry, that he has now on hand a greater variety
than he has ever before offered them. He has almost
every kind OF Ploughs now in use, with steele cast points,
ana stocked with seasoned timber, an advantage not gene
rally sufficiently appreciated. He has made am improve
rentin the mould-board of the improved Barshcar Plough
which has been suggested by many practical farmers,
rendering 1t much more sirable-Componen parts of
Pioughs always on hand, and mould boards sold at Foun-
dry prices. He flatters himself that his prices have been
SO reduced as TO give satisfaction. Should any implement
purchased from him, not perform equal TO the expectation
OF the purchaser, it may be returned.
Jan. II. T76-tfl VIM. lime Market Br;dce
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syy ~ la Der, on the 10th Dec. last, negro fellow
wAkhE about IS years of age, dark complicated, about
ave ieetS or 10 inches high, slow spoken, droop shoulder
ed~-whcn spoken 10 is apt TO shew the whites of his ewes:
ana had very decent assortment of homespun clothes and
a black iui hat; he also had a close coat of cassinet. IL is
expected he has procured a free pass ola free negro ofthe
name OF Berry Corn. The above reward will be given
Tor the apprehension end confinement in Jail of said fellow
Information may be given by mail directed to Herndon's
L. U. Orange county, n. c.
WILLIS billiard, Executor
of Lydia billiard, deed.
Raleigh, n. C. Jan. 2. sI-st
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Y virtue of a deed oftrust, executed to us by William
~ Prentiss and also by John c. Warren and Arnold
Wells, executors of DIR. John Warren, deceased, bearing
date the 23d OF Nov. 1920, and of record in the Clerks Of
ice oil Lewis County Court, TO secure the payment of a
certain sum of money due by the said Prentiss, and said
executors, to John Robinson; and by request of the said
Robinson, we shall, at the Bell Tavern in the city Of Rich
mond, on the 2lst day of the next month, February,) at
IL O'Clock, Sell for ready money, a certain tract Of Land
containing one hundred thousand acres, more or less, w.
ing and being in the said county of Lewis, and in that
part thereof which was formerly a part of the county of
Harrison, and situated on the West Fork and Little Kama
wha rivers, as by patent granted by the Governor of the
Commonwealth OF Virginia to Benjamin Haskill and Will
liam Walter, dated on the first day of April, 1897, and
bounded as in the said deed Of trust is expressed-or so
much OF the said land as may be necessary, after defray-
ing the costs of executing the said trust, to discharge the
balance due of the said debt to the said Robinson, and inte-
rest thereon to the time of the said sale. The Trustees
VIII convey such title only as is vested in them by the
said deed of trust. GUSTAVUS LUCKE.
NJ SIZER.
Jan. 81. S3-wtds
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BY RHTCEHIE & COOK.

% The cNoUlRER is published twice a week. generally. and
n'ee times "A week during the session OF the State Legislature =
price, Tn. same rs heretofore, Five Dollars per annum payable IL adj
notes. oil chartered, spccie-pying banks (ony) will be rcceiv-
ed in payment The Editors will guarantee tho safety of rcmiting
o. 'ho postage OF all letters being paid b, the writer's.
~ No paper will he discontinued, but at tho discretion of tho
Editors, until all arreatages have been paid up.
~ whoever wi guarantee tho payment of nine papers shall have
the tenth Ora Is.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
@ One square or less First insertion 75 cen,s-each con,inu.
snce, so cents. No advertisement inse rted, until IL has either been
taml Gr. OF ossdmed by some person in this city or its environs
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RxCA.nOND, V1RGGvX9, TUEsD.a9, InGvg.gn1 81. Isss.

VACCINE INSTITUTION, Richmond, Va.-Thc
v subscribers have, by an association with DIR. A.. III.
LENNON, CORNER Assistant for DIR. Jas. Smith. late United
states Agent Tor vaccination, Opened at their Drug Store
a pdccine Institution, and are prepared to attend 10 any
orders that may be given them. Their arrangements are
such, that they will at all times HAYES full supply of the
genuine fresh article, accompanied with printed directions
for use, atthe following prices:
For a crust neatly put up i'm wax e5
a" 4" glass, containing matter sufficient TO vaccinate ten
vi rwe'e persons So
The poor will be vaccinated without charge.-Orlers
from The country will meet with prompt attention.
PULLING s. DAY,
Sign the Black Boy and Mortar, .Narket-squre.
Jan. 2S. 90 9,wowS..
Small POX.-Proposals to Keep and furnish appii-
CAMS UiM genuine Pdccine M1tter.-The Small
FOX having been recently of much more frequent recur-
renee uan Tor many years past-and genuine vaccine mat
ter procured, with great difficulty, aud its supply still re-
naming precaious and uncertain, | have been induced TO
turn my attention to the subject and propose keeping n con.
slant supply hereafter. We have long had to obtain il from
some Northern source, by which much DELAY and conse-
quent danger has been incurred.
All who wish II, may hereafter be furnished by applica-
non TO me, by mail, postage paid, and the money enclosed,
or by personal application at my Office on Governors street,
opposite the Government house, for three dollars the scab
fresh and genuine.
N. B.-Ihe poor can at all times be vaccinated graft,
by application as above.
LEWIS W. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. ID.
J10. -
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Payment OF the notes is stopped at the bank of Eno
land, and every precaution has been adopted to nre gnS9
their circulation. LoNpoN Sont < gPs9,
Reference is made to Robert GiImor & Sons. BaItinoro
or to Fish, Crinnell & Co. New York.
Jan. Z. =,
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TO THE PUBLIc-CENTRAL HOTEL.

TO THE PUBLIC.-CENTRAL HOTEL
Y NHOMAS BA respectfully announces to his friends
IA and the public, that having purchased the entire
interest oil Mr.. lsham Pickett in the above well known
esta6iishment, it wili in future be conducted by himself.
10 those unacquainted he would merely state. that the
location of this stand is one of the best in the CITY, being
contiguous TO the Capitol, and TO all the principal Ware
houses. Being determined TO conduct it in a STYLE inferior
TO none in the City, and on the most reasonable terms, he
has provided himself with active and attentive Servants:
ms table will at all times be furnished with every de-
icacy that the Market affords, and his Bar stocked with
the best Liquors. The Stables attached TO the esta-
blishment are extensive and comfortable, and the Oslcrs
careful and attentivc.-The long experience he has had
in this business, and the satisfaction that he naucrs him
sell has been invariably given heretofore, renders il unne-
cessary TO make any remarks as to qualification suffice il
TO say, that his personal attention, in every instance, will
be entirely devoted to the comforts of his guests, and no
exertions spared TO give general satisfaction.
W Zen or twelve Boarders, by the week, month, or
year, VIII be taken on terms as reasonable as at any other
House in the City. I76-tfl Jan. H.
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NOTICE.-Lost, or mislaid, a BOND, executed to me
In by Messrs. Walthal and Michaux, of 500, for the
hire OF a Boatman, named Harris, for the year 1881. This,
therefore, Is to forewarn all persons from trading for the
said Bond, as ! shall receive payment for the same.
n ELLIS.
Jefferson, Powhatan, Jan. %. s2--3t
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NEW ENrS.

General Meeting of the members of the Mutual
N Assurance Society against fire on buildings of the
State OF Virginia, will DO held at the Society's Office in
Richmond, on Wednesday,, the Sth Feb. 1892.
JAMES RAWLINGS. p. A. NJ. A.. Society.
Jan. 81. S3-tdm
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Jan. 81

a TEACHER teacher who is COM
IA petcnt to give instruction on the Piano Forte, and
can come well recommended, will meet with encourage
ment In Smithiield, Isle OF Wight county, Va, il imme-
dia 9 application be made. One qualified to teach the
french language would be prelerred.-For information
address y. w. Jan. 81. S3-J1t
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EDhiClu.s.

NOTICE.-Iphiclus will stand at my stable, in Louise
Ia county, near Pottersville, and within Ii miles of the
Courthouse. In due time, a full description shall be
given OF this great beauty. 1 had it in my power, while
in the city Of Richmond, to examine the two champions O
the country, Eclipse and Sir Charles, and many other fine
stations, when lphiclus filled the measure OF nv fancy
and too, when my mind was slowed with all the flowers
with all the beauty and eloquence that the Legislature
has bestowed upon the black bill.
JAS. C. DICKERSON.
Jan. rs. SI-3t
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-By yir.
v tue OF a Decree of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for the county Of Henrico, in the case Of
fnce VS.. George ct al. pronounced on tho oath Decem-
per, lS3l-the subscribers will sell by public auction to the
highest bidder, at Hanover Court House, on Tuesday, the
Sist day oil January next, the tract of land on which the
courthouse stands, Except the public lott together with
me taverns and all other houses, upon the following terms,
70 Wit: S2,oo0 TO be paidin cash, and a credit of ~ months
from the day OF sale as TO the residue of the purchase mo.
nley, the purchaser giving bond with security for the cred
1t payment, and the title to be retained until the purchase
money is paid.
The subscribers are justified in saying, that it is as valua-
bic property [for its extent as any which has been offer
cd Tor sale in Virginia, for some time, or will be again Of
Tered. The tract contains about 600 acres of land, a large
Potnon oil which is flat land, and very good, and lies on
Doth sidesof the main stage road to the North, and not
twenty miles from the city Of Richmond.
Ihe buildings consist of two large tavern houses, nearly
new, a small dwelhng-house, kitchen, stables, and other
customary out-houses and two store-houses. This proper
" mas rented Tor several years past for $1,000 per annum,
until the last year, when it rented under disadvantagcous
circumstances for $3.50 and in the hands of a iudicious
manager, 1t would be one of the most valuable tavern
stands in Virginia. The tavern houses are insured. MIR.
Sutton, on the premises, will shew the property to any dis
posed to examine IL. 70-tds
JAMES T.. SUTTON, lc
Dec 30. THOMAS PRICE, Jr. }o'oheis'
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HNEMALE SCHOOL.-Durinc the ensuiog vcor =
a Female School will be kept at the house of the sub
seribcr, in the county, Of Henrico, and about ten miles from
The Session will commence on The I'd of Jsnuary ncTi
and terminate the 10th Of December ensuing.-The
School will be conducted by a lady, believed 10 be entire
" competent TO teach all the useful and substantial
branches OF a good English Education. From TO 10 pf-
pills can be with board and washing, and TO
them every care and attention will be paid-Tefms will
be ST5, for the entire session, including every CHARGE. Co,
board, washing and tuition.
MARY G. c. SHEPPARD.
Jan. o.. 71-2awSt
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a GOvERNESS wANTED.-!To a Lady well qua
IN lifted to take charge ola private school in a heal
thy neighborhood, andinstruct in the various branches of
a female English education, a salary of $500 and board
will be given. A letter addressed to the subscriber, Lu.
nenburg county, Macfarlands Post-ofice, Va. will be at
tended TO. d. WILLIAMS
Jan. 20, 1892. ST.
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ANREY well-bred Horse, bred by
sa Richard Singleton, Esq. Of S. c., by Kosciusko.
his dam the imported mare Psyche, the dam ofthe distin-
guislied racers Blank and Mark Time, [see Turf Register,
vol. End, page 5Is,] will stand the ensuing season al INV
stable in Nelson county, Va. Further particulars in time.
Dec. %. G7-IstF JNO. H. COLES.
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SHERIFF,S SALE OF LAM M, -. :.

- HEklFF'S SALE OF LAND.-By virtue of a de-
~ cree pronounced by the County Court of Gloucester.
IN Uhancery, sitting at May Term, 1881, in the case OF
Wniam Jones, ct al, Trustees Of the Gloucester Charity
Schooi, Plaintiffs, against Mann Page, Defendant.-Wii
DC sold, to the highest bidder, for cash, at Gloucester
Courthouse, on Monday, The 9Th day Of February nert,
beng Court day, A TRACE OF LAND, lying in said
county, called Lowiand Cottage, estimated to contain
rive Hundred Acres, except so much of said Tract of
Land as shall be allotted to Mrs. Martha Jones lin dower.)
fertility of soil and certainty of product, is surpassed bv no
estate in the ncighbourhood. 1t Is situated Immediately
IN the most desirable neighbourhood in the County Tor
river Fish and oysters, Of the best kind, arc taken within
one hundred yards of the door.
MAT. W.. KEMP, ID. S.
Jan. z. CT3-13t1 for VIM. G.. Watt, S. G. C.
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Williamsburg. Jan. 18Th. 1ss,

HACOB having purchased Mr.. Walter
90 w. Wcbb's portion of the goods in the above con-
Germs, as also his store-heuse, he will continue the Mer-
CATTLE business on his own account, at the store formerly
occupied by Mr.. Webb, and solicits, as he hopes TO merit
a share of the public patronage.
Williamsburg, Jan. 10th, 1882. sI-.f
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A ~BLE-BODlED HANDS WANTED-The subscri-
IN Der wishes 10 hire for the next next year. a numebr
Of aDie-boded hands, to work on the Petersburg Rail- Road;
liberal prices will be given, and the money paid quarter,
y. Dec To- t6i-T&F ~ JAMES MALONE.
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80 on I'M mn

- 90 OR 100 DOLLARS REWARD
NA7lLL be given for 10, his wife and son, who left Ra-
leigh, NC. about Christmas. JIG is about 80 wears of
age, SIX feet high, walks a little lame, has a down look,
blacksmith by trade, complexion not very black. His
wife is OF middle stature, and / believe her complexion RAJ
iher biacker than JOS. His son is about 9 or 10 years old.
II these negroes are taken and confined in any iail in the
State, $50 will he given; if out, 800.
Jan. 20, 1882. [SI-3t +. HAYWOOD.
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WOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.-The undcrsign-
H. ed opened a school for young Ladies, at Prince Ed
ward Court House, on the first Monday of the present
month, agreeably TO an advertisement in the Richmond
Enquirer of Nov. 22d, 1881.
To answer several enquiries in relation to terms OF
Board and Tuition in said school, the following may be
considered the established prices:
For Board and Tuition, in all branches
TO those who board in my family per : $3.50
year of 10 months,
III only one branch is studied, the proper deduction is
made.
To those who board out of my family
the charges will be, for tuitioni in En- S25 per wear.
glish branches,
Do. do. in ancient and modern Lam LOO
guages, SSzo DO
Do. do. Drawing and Painting, $40 do.
Do. do. Music, S25 do.
And the charge for good board in gem
teel families, in the immediate Vici- : $50 to $40 do.
nifty of the school, is from
The assistance of Miss Mansfield has been engaged for
the ensuing year, who is recommended as a teacher of
great merit and experience, and advantageously knownin
the county of Nottoway, and who is qualified to teach all
branches, especially Music, Painting and Drawing, and
the French Language. For course of studies, Sc, and
general recommendations OF the school, the Enquirer of
the above mentioned date, may be referred to-and also.
President Gushing, samuel c. Anderson. Esq. and Rev.
Benjamin +. Stanton, of Prince Edward.
Jan. 81, 1882. TS0-2aw2wl T.. ROOT. Jr
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a ISSOLUTION.-The Co-partnerslrips heretofore
~ SXisIng under the firm of JACOB SHELDON s. Co.,
s. w. W. WEBB s. Co, were dissolved on the LIST inst.
by ltmitation.-Jacob Sheldon and w. w. Webb, are du-
~ authorized to settle up the Business of the respective
concerns. ROSCOW COLE,
JACOB SHELDON.
WALTER w. WEBB.
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NV Apprentices to learn the Printing
w B~usiness.-Boys from the country, of steady ha,
at the Office of the Compiler.
Jan. ii. 7e ,r
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Legislative Observation-Disclosures
HOUSE OF

lFoURrH DAY1-Fi1doy, January 20.
DEBATE on Mr.. GooDE's Resolution, and Mr.. RA
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DIR. RELIES
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one ofthe most efficacious compounds IN the Ms.
terra Medca for the cure ofthat class ofinveterate
diseases produced by impure state blood and
y.te habit sss usually ~. ls. sunIs p,s.a st.
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ete white .weng OF applied w ee. D and IsSes
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The proprietor confidently relies upon the vast num-
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Coanty.oE.3ierand,ta, Set.

C0anfy.0E-.7teTdnG'td oc1.
APRIL Term. 1882.
John Gray and others. Compra,
against
Alexander Henderson and others. ,ny
and Janet Henderson, adm'x. OF IN CHahCGht'
Archibald Henderson, deceas'
ed, late Of Glasgow Of Scotland,
Defendants,
YYylE Defendant, Janet Henderson, adminis'ra'x OF
Archibald Henderson, deceased not having enter
ed her appearance this suit, and given security ac
corng to the statute and the rules of this Court ana
il appesrrg to the satisfaction of the Court that the
said yapet Henderson is not inhabtant of the DIS
trict of Columbia, on the motion Of the Compainants
by their counsel. it is
Ordered That the said absent Defendant, Janet Hen
erson do appear here before the FIRST day OF the
next November Term of this Court, and answer the
Compiainan,s' bill. and give security for performing
the DEGREES ofthe Courts and that copy OF this order
be forthwith published in the Alexandra Phenlx Ha
zette for two months successve'y; and another copy
be posted at the front door ofbe Court House OF said
County. Test:
NAV S0-2m EDN. !. LEE q Y.
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EYE WATER.

NOR sore or inA,med Eyes gives immediate ease
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