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NJ oiiCE-The undersigned, acting Executor of the
last will and testament of Jeremiah Terrell senr
day OF May next, upon credit and terms ITO b nadn
KNOWN ON the day OF sae at the late residence of the
SAID decedent in the county of Madison on the Conway
nver about eight HUNDRED acres Of Land lying and be-
ing in the said county of Madisonom bundled acres
lying in the county of Orange, and about one thousand
acres lying in the county OF Albemare-A particular de-
sepuon and localities OF the respective tracts or
oil land, will be made known the day of sale Also Al
te same time and place will be od 20 likely Slaves
ssuhg Oh men, women and chdren also, different kinds
give bond and approved security for the amount of their
respective purchases All those who may have claims or
with them, legally authenticated in order that tbav a,
be Immediately paid-Those who may be;ndebed to said
esate are, in like manner, requested TO make
payment. JEREMIAH JFRREJI ''''0
Ex'or OF Jeremiah Terrell, sen'r decd
Madison Co., 18th March, 1882. iolSyet
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ANJESTERN INN, RIcHk.5ND, Va.--The subscr-
Wv Der takes this opportunity of rendering to his
friends his grateful thanks, for the very liberal support he
has met with since taking the old stand kept long by
Claiborne Thomas leased by the subscriber for eight
years continuance of the Western Traders in stock
particularly solicited, every cndeayor will be made to
give entire satisfaction.
In addition to the establishment being newly furnished
and the lots being substantially enclosed for the accomo-
daton Of every kind of stock two first rate Drivers and
Break Wagon at the omand of his Western friends
which will be found desirable to those having horses never
before broke. w H. pIJJMB
~ IL Any aid tbat can be rendered, in my power, TO
assist my old friends, and all others calling my old stand
10 dispose OF their stock will be chceriy rendered.
also invite all my friends and others, give my friend
PLUMB call. CLAIBORNE H. THOMAS
March 10. 10I--w4w%
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DRINTING oFFICE FOR sALE.-pX rIrIne 81

HDRlNTING OFFICE FOR SALE-By virtue of a
III deed OF trust, bearing date the End day of Au-
gust 1851 executed to me by True G. Elliott and Lind
sey Warc and duly recorded in the Office of the county
court oil Rockbridge will, Friday the Both instant
sell at public auction for ready money, before the
nouse door, IN the town OF Lexington the Printing Of
Jice and Establishment of the 'RocKBR1pGE INTEI-
LiGENcER, with all its privileges and appurtenances
ihere are about $50 subscribers this paper, and its
situation makes II desirable purchase printer wish
ing to conduct weekly paper. VIM TAYLOR
March 3. T96-tdsl Truetoo
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EDUBLlC SALE-Wil be offered for sale AT public
N auction before the front door of the Earle Hotel
In the city of Richmond the Goth of April iS32 at 2
O'clock ona credit OF six months House and Lot stua-
ted on Main or street, in said city. The House of
brick three stories high well calculated for store and
dwelling house-The lot fronts said Main or street
about u IL ieet and extends back from said street TO-
wards Exchange Alley, TO line drawn uirv,uy a
yard from a of a lumber warehouse, the
tire lot, Ga part only being offered for sae) point
where another line drawn from the of the kitchen
said entire lot to where it would nerect line, from
the of the kitchen of Fulcher (or what former
ly FulcheIs Kchcn) which said back line nearly pa
raile TO the said Main street, and includes the pvy
and annexed thereto the side of the said lumber
Warehouse parallel TO the said Main street, and
running thence (om the said point of nteIsecton) along
the line drawn from the of the kitchen said
tire lot the of Fulchers Kitchen including also
passage OF 81 2 feet extending from the before descb
cd lot to Exchange Alley, which said lot parcel of
ground with the appurteuances part of ot purchased
by John King, of the representatives of Thomas Giliat
Hastings Court for the city of Richmond)
The above described property will be sold by virtue of a
Deed of Trust executed by John King to John Macrae,
decd and John Gibson, Jr of record in tho Office OF the
IIusing's Court of Richmond, TO satisfy Jane Boyle,
Admx of d. Boyle decd certain debts in said Deed
toned The purchaser will be required TO
gotiabe with good cndorsers at of the Virginia
Banks in the city of Richmond, Tor of their Branch
in the town of Fredercksburg payable in six months
and also to Deed of Trust the property
cure the purchase money JOHN GIBSON, Jr
Feb. 2. S3-tds Surviving Trustee
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NOTICE.
Office Of The Board Of Commissioners,
under the Convention Uith Denmark

HndeT the Convention NTH Denmark,
WAsHfNGToN, February 3, 1882.
the notice given on the 9TH of October last il was
IA announced that the Board would on the 9th of Janu-
airy, 1882 proceed to decide upon the validity the claims
filed and dockeed up to that day; and, accordingly, at
the present session, all the cases. in which the parties
crested were prepared have been acted upon
centve to future attention the part of claimants, the
Board express their regret that the part of some of
them as much industry in preparation has not been mani
tested as there should have BEEN and their apprehension
that further neglect may produce consequences which the
Board would deprccate IL may not be improper besides
to say that the duty OF preparing and exhibiting evidence
rests wholly on the claimants and that it does not become
The Commissioners to designate what proofs should be
hbied, and that their obligations to evidence, limit
ed to careful and impartial consideration of every matter
which the claimants themselves may think proper offer
in support OF their respective preensions. It's therefore
now
Ordered, That all persons, who have claims be de-
cded upon by this Commission, be, aud they hereby
notified TO present, before the first day of May
verified in conformity with the rules prescribed by this
Board aud accompanied by all the proofs which the claim
ants may consider material
Ordered That when this Board ADJOURN il adjourn Il
meet on the twenty third day of Apr next, and that il
will then proceed TO decide upon he validity Of all the
claims filed at that date and not previously acted upon.
Ordertd, That after the first day Of May next,
mortal shall be received, unless satisfactory shall be
shewn, why the claim claims offered after that period
had not been filed before by order Of the Board Of Com
mssiOncrs ROBERT FULTON. Sec
Feb 10. 90-1awtistMay
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tnfse times week during of Ieps nure-
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HhRY GOODS.-Aus'n Williams and Arson Hart,
late OF Richmond Va have established themselves
in the Dry Goods Jobng Business in the City New York.
under the firm of tViliidms g. Hart. They have taken
fhc house No n Pearl Street, where they opening
general and extensive assortment Of Foreign and Do.
nestle Dry Goods which they will sell upon accommodate
,ng terms-Southern Merchants are invited to call Oh
hem. GlO2-iml New FORK, March ~.
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aHIo AND KENTUCKY LANDs.-T

q kHiO AND KENTUCKY LANDS.--The Snbscri-
~ Der oilers his services nonresident proprieors of
lands in the States Of Ohio and Kentucky for the sale
to him at Cincinnati 10 John RI. PRICE, Esq of Rich
nond, rosT PAID, will be duly attended TO- He refers
those to whom he may be unknown Chief Justice Mar
shall; Chapman Johnson Charles Copland and Sam NY
ers, EsGrs. JAMES SOUTHGATE
T. 81. S. will also attend Attorney at Law to suits
10 the Federal Courts at Columbus and Frankfort.
Nov. 4. 5t-w6ra
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Bri.lhEpler.


beautiful bay, OF great power will stand the onsu
- ing season at my Farm, (Dover) on James River
IN the County of Goochland, twenty two miles abov.
richmond and ten below the County Court House. and
DC allowed to serve mares at the moderate price of fifteen
dollars me seasondscharged by twelve dollars f paid
by the htecnth OF july (when the season will expire
twenty i've dollars will be required to ensure mare with
oa 10 DC paid as soon the is known TO be i'm oa
ors parted wtgood pasturage will be afforded gratis to
mares let with the horse, and good taken OF them
Sut no Liability for accidents escapes The mares will
DC ed, II directed, at twenty five cents dav Brmmer
WIN be at his stand the LIST day of March, ready to serve
mares. IT u II ,DIS,SoT
, TeatgTee.-Brmmcr was gotten by Horod, his dam by
noon hedbreast, his grand dam by Shark great grand
gam by Give, g. E. grand dam by Lah, g. e. e. grand
0am by Bayiors Fernought, g. G. g. g. grand dam by
o'd Janus e. e. g. g. g grand dam by Whitiingon e. e.
g. g. g. g. grand dam by Old Janus
m Br'mmers pedigree erplaiied.-H was gotten by
Thomas c. Bunbury's Domed Diomed by Florizel. in
England, FlorzeI by Herod Herod by Mr. Crofis cele
or, horse Partner Robin Redbrcast was gotten by
1ne Earl OF Derbys horse Sir Peter Teaze Sir Peter
Ieaze by Highyer, EIighnycr by Herod Herod by Mr.
Iiot PARTNER; Shark was gotten by Marsh Marsh bv
LORD Godophns Arabian Horse, who was called the Go.
dolphin arabian, Give was gotten by Bayor's Fear
nonght' fearnought by Reguus Reguus by the Godol-
Pn , arabian; Wilmington was gotten by Lord Lowthers
barb Horse, who was called the White Legged Lowther
Barb. Feb 81 oa,ySsi '
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Feb. 81.

WRTAS committed to the Jail of Norfolk Borough on
w the I'd day Of May, 1881, Negro Man. He
states his is Cesar James, and that he is free and
was born the Eastern Shore of Maryland i'm Talbot
county He is about 81 2S years OF age, black com
plexion, feet inches high. The owner of the above
negro i any requested to comply with the law in such
cases, otherwise he will be dealt with as the law directs
Feb Is, 1882. n. CURRIER Jailor
9l-wl2t Norfolk Borough.
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EHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL
" The canal is open and navigabe by vessels drawing
six feet water In few weeks cuvert, now making
as usual The Tolls and Regulations OF Passenger Bar
ges and vessels with merchandise, remain the same as
they were last The facilities and despatch afford
cd on this route will be continued as heretofore.
r. M. LEWIS, President c. and ID. c. Co.
Feb. 81. o3-eo6t
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VERY SUPERIOR GOODS.

SUPENION OOUUS.
q p MCINTYRE, Importer and wholesale Dealer in
EIe China, Glass and QueenSlcae, would respectful
y acquan merchants who purchase for the Western and
Southern markets, that he is receiving his spring sup
ply, which, with what he has hand, makes his stock
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CRATES AND HtIDs.
The greater part OF his fine goods from
which confessedly surpass all others in Europe. They
combine fineness of iinsh beauty of scenery, with
strength and durability Original crates assorted suit
the wants oil country Stores at from 10 20 per
der the usual packing rates complete assortment OF
first quality Tea Sets, entirely new scarce
~ distE uishable from China less than half the price
lie prepared for doing very extensive packing bust
ness; he occupies that large and every way commodous
warehouse, 3 r. of Howard and Fayec Streets
few steps north of Baltimore street.
N u. Merchants who come to market resolved upon
purchasing where they obtain goods the best terms
and who constantly keep in view two Objects which are
OF the first Importance viz quality and price-are most
earnestly solicited at least to visit his store
Baltimore, Feb %. 9l-IawSw
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
5h ian. 1892.

Jun. I0JI.
N0TICE is hereby given TO the propretors Of the four
IL and half per cent stock created in pursuance
Act Of Congress, passed on the 9th day of May,
1924 that the Certificates of the said stock will be paid
the first day of April next to the proprotos thereof
their legal representatives attorneys duly constituted
the presentation and surrender OF the said Certificates
stand credited.
NOTICE is further given that transfer Of the Ger
tifcaes of said stock, from the books Of the Treasury
any Loan Office will be allowed after the first day
March next.
And also, that the interest all the Certificates Of the
said stock, will cease and determines the 3Ist day
March next
LOUIS McLANE, sec'y Of the Treasury.
Jan. ~, 1892 7l--IanAp
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~ EATHER, HIDES, Oil, &c.-JoHN PoE s. Co,
respectfully inform their friends and the public that
they have for sale extensive assortment of Leather
consisting Of Sole, light and heavy Waxed and Russell
Upper, 100 dozen Waxed Kip aud Calf Skins Skirting,
Harness. Birdie and Bag Hides 100 dozen best oak tam
ned Sheep Skins Hog Skins, Binding and Shoe Thread
assortment of Findings for Shoe and Boomakers, Spanish
Hides and Oil Curriers' and Tanners Toosall Of which
will be sold reasonable terms their Store opposite the
Mansion House and doors below the Bell Tavern
Main Street, Richmond. Mar. 49, 101-2aw3w
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&PRlNG SUPPLIES.--RAYMoND and BRorrrRs
~ beg leave to notify country merchants and others,
chat they constantly receiving from their mandatory
asPlcndd assortment of Hats Of all patterns usually called
iorboth black and drabThcy have also hand large
assortment of Caps, suited 20 the season. together with
about one hundred dozen Of the noted Palm leaf Hats
March 10. I00-w4w
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EtNoh SALE-My tract OF land, Containing ono tho,-
- sani acres) situated in Prince Edward County on
from FarInvillea hourishing little village where ready
market may be had for all its products and within three
nes OF superior manufacturing mill that deals largely
oorhood-lt might be divided into three tracts hav
ing three good dwelling houses and orchards on il il is
wen wa'ered' having many fine springs and branches and
bounded for mile by Sandy River: il has one bmrdd
ana hity acres oil bottom land, fine body woods heav
umbered and much the land fresh and well enclosed
house neatly painted inside and out garden 100 feel
newly paed and necessary house for the
accommodation OF family, granary entirely new with
'hreshng machine, stables carriage house. and sfi-
ceht number oil first rate Tobacco houses with pses and
smeds 10 take care OF thirty thousand pounds of Tobacco
al nearly new would let several crop hands 90 with
the land, first carriage driver pooJ BIoc2s m
Two OF three families OF negroes In my absence nv son
Henry NJ Vaughan who resides the land will show il
made known application. j. VAUGHAN
March 20. Ioo 10. "
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6S ANDOLPH MACON COLIEGE.-As Dr. Emory
~ has declined the Presidency, called meeting of the
BOARD OF trustees OF Randolph Macon College will be held
at Boydtown, TO commence on "Wednesday the l,b o
npr next Tor the purpose of electing President ans
Professor oil Languages well other important bust
ness. WM SMIrII c. ''''
Boydton, March g. ne "a
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81 OH REwARD-EIoped from the subscriber
Aenes nn a afa SN yysseekS P Ga his Rlack


home, suit OF grey, nappy cotton cloth. Edmund
speaks slowly and looks the person 10 whom he is
speaking in the face and is in the habit OF rubbing hand
over his chin when in conversation. About years
ago. purchased him of Mr.. Michael Walden this coun
y who had been in the habit of hiring him boatman
James River think ii probable that he is either sup
neighbourhood of his wife, Benz Boisseaus plantation
near Petersburg in Dinwiddie county Edmund profess
ed TO be christian, and is, believe, member of the
Baptist Church, and occasionally, understand exhorts or
breaches The above reward will be given to any one
who will deliver him TO me in Chesterfield county
March 3. [97--w3w"] JNO. II. Wake.
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EVEN DOLLARS REWARD, Will be given de
near Ihompson's Cross Roads, Louisa of nv blacksmith
n ElsON He is 80 or 35 years of age feet 9 or 10
incnes hgh well made, light complexion smiling coun-
was dark grey cassinet coat, blue Cashmere wacoat
ana mixed pantaoons and white fur hat-He was hired
e last year on the Petersburg Rail Road where he pro-
oaoy now Sand the year before on the Rappahannock
CanaI have reason TO believe that he has obtained the
Tree papers OF his father, Jack John Overon certified
TO in Caroline Court. LAINCET on, Nj Sop
March %. -, M,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALI-3,boO sacks, recently imported per ships Rich
~ mond and Tally Ho-Apply to l.. LUDLUsI, at the
Dock, or TO JOHN GARTH
March 27. IO5-2,y
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Ia liam county, Virginia. on the 18th dav of January
ias,, Negro Man, as a runaway, who calls himself
VENUE CAR; he also declares himself to be free, and
from Loudoun county he is about % years old about six
eet hgh dark complexion, and several on the fin
gers MS lett hand he had pair of dark coored
ucu pantaioons an old blue cloth coaThe owner M any
mere oe Is requested to come forward comply with the
law, and take the property
BASIL BRAwNER, Jailor
Brentsvile, March Is, 1892 lO5-wI2w
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I'D, ViHGE.SI.a, TUESDAY, .MgRCW S3 Is:,.

~E hereby forcwarn all persons against hunting.
wv ranging or hshing on lands in the county of
"oochiand' DAVID ROYSTER,
, ELIZABETH GARLAND
Goochland, March II. I0tway
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EBLOUGIIS.-The subscriber respectfully informs
n those who are in the habit of buying implements
OF husbandry, that he has hand greater variety
than he has before offered them. He has almost
every kind Of Pougs in use, with steel points,
and stocked with seasoned timber advantage gene
rally sufficiently appreciated He has made an improve
mentin the mouldboar of the improved Barshear Plough
which has been suggested by many practical farmers,
rendering it much more dcsirabc-Conponent parts Of
Ploughs always hand, and mould boards sold at Foun-
dry prices. He attcrs himself his prices have been
reduced TO give satisfaction Should any implement
purchased from him, perform equal to the expectation
of the purchaser, it may be returned.
Jan. u. [76-nl WM PALMER, Niarket bridge.
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RHEDlCAL INSTITUTE OF PH1LApELPH1A-
iva The Course Of instruction will begin the first
Monday in April Lectures on the
Practice of .Nediene, by Nath'l Chapman, M. d.
aJlatOBtV " w. T. Horner, M. d.
.Bf0terid .1fedica, " Samuel Jackson, M. ID.
Institutes Of .jfedcjnc and :. ILL.,, pou n II
MED. JUrispriidcnce, 'o'''' "
Cheinisfyy, % John K Mitchell, NJ. d.
.1fid,oDery, Hugh i. Hodge, NJ ID.
' s,raos, "''' @'"''"'| Thomas Harris NJ d.
W. y. UORNER, Secretary,
Philadelphia, March 3, 1892. 20-IO2
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&EONTVUE INSTITUTE, Near ,lliddletOton, Ere
1VH derrick County, Vd.-Thc next Session will com
mencc April 18th, and close September I9th--The plan
of this school is to prepare the student for college,
afford him full of instruction in the usual branches
OF English education. Moral and scientific lectures
subjects relating 10 practical life, delivered in
familiar way ethcri in walks for recreation in the fam-
ly circle The buildings and the lodging
large and thoroughly ventilated The situation is retired
and the location calculated TO the morals and health
of the student The number of pupils is limited twelve
with whom an assistant teacher always lodges
Tcrms S75 per session, payable in every instance in
advance. This charge will not be thought hig when it
Is considered that il embraces boarding, lodging lights,
fuel washing land mending if the student furnish macri
als also tuition, including all books and every article OF
staoney and that the pupil enjoys the advantages be
derived from the united attention of two instructors devo-
ted to limited and select school; with the of mis-
celancous library, in which stately deposited a
number OF the most approved periodicals, devoted TO edu-
cation, science aud the arts.
No applicant received for less than a session. or that
part the session remaining at the time of admission.
Feb. %. [yi--ust MY.l JOHN LODOR.
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N X: JOHN FAILING :--Sir-As YOU are not resi-
uent Oh virginia, take notice, That the Bird day
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancerv to
De hpd IN the county of Scott, Virginia. in September
next shall ask that Court TO mpanne jury for the pr
nave ed in the office of said Court against you and on
which expect to ask the next General Assembly of Yr
Sa ior divorce from you, for therein set forth
when ana where you may attend, if you choose
March 10. [lOI-swEl DELLA EALING
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Jerusalem Races.

VHSEE second Spring Meeting will the Sc
II cond Tuesday in April next, and continue days
FIRST ddy.-Sweepsake for years old colts and FLIES,
mile heasentrance $780, half ioricit-four subscribers
to make race two already enered and close the LIST
of April.
Second ddy-Proprietor's Purse mile heats $50.
Third ddy.-Jockey Club Purse-$500, 3 mile heats.
Fourth ddy.-Sweepstake for 3 years old colts and f
lies, mile heats-entrance $780, halt oriet-our subsc-
bers to make race already entered close the LIST
day OF April next.
The Subscriber having purchased the entire interest of
this course, pledges himself to all the i'm his
power (and they ampie) to give general satisfaction
The track will be put in complete ORDER good stables
and litter furnished usual.-The Newmarket rules TO
govern in all cases.
RICHARD s. NICHOLSON, Proprietor.
Feb.0. S7-wtd
ENAIRFIELD RACES will commence on the 4th
n Tuesday in April next and continue three days.
First day. post sweepstake for colts and les years
old, hundred dollars entrance, play pay. Six sub
scribers and closed.
Mr.. Boris, Mr.. WATSON,
Mr.. GARRISON, Mr.. MINGE,
Mr.. JOHNSTON, Mr. ADAMS.
sweepstake for colts and FLIES, years old, $50 en-
trance half forfeit to close the LIST of AprI-four or
to make race; which there three subscribers
Second day, Propietors purse, two mile heats, $500
entrance $15.
Third day, Jockey Club purse, four mile heats-en-
trance $50 Purse 5000, without discount.
by order of the Club.
JOHN MINGE, Proprie-
RICHARD ADAMS. tors.
March H. 102-2dw3w-wtdl
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ENIif DoLLARS REWARD.-Ran ayyay from the
"A Deep Run Coal Pits, on the Sth inst negro man
named PLEASANT He is about % years of age 5
eet ~ inches high of light complexion one fore Tooth
purchased him of Mr.. Jacob Smiths estate in Hen;c
hat ~ w soou iu'
l.. Is suspected that ne has procured free papers. All
persons are forewarned against harborng or CARRYING n
law. F' vi 'ie
fity Dollars Reward will be paid for his apprehension
taken out oil the State, and twenty dollars if taken i'm
the State, secured in any JAIL SO that can rt hin,
again. ZACHARfAU MACPIfI1Ep ''
March I5 r,n, ,G ~