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n ME Cholera having made its appearance
81 in tho lower country, such Of its inhabitants
may wish for a safe retreat behind the noun
tains, where il is hoped it will not come, are h6tc-
by informed that they can get accommodated with
the subscriber, during tho fall aud winter months,
at the rates noted below.
This establishment is situated in ono Of the most
beautiful parts Of Virginia and in addition to the
society which the visiters will form. that Of the
noighboFlrood is composed Of the best sort. There
arc several places Of public Worship located III ifs
Immediate ntighborhood one of which is regularly
attended by the Rcv. Mr.. Cobbs, Of the Episcopal
Church. and by the Rev. Mr.. Taney, of the Pres
bytefian Church. There is a Post Office at the
spot, at which the mail arrives every day. bringing
the newspapers Of Washington, Richmond, &c In
i"ct' cannot conceive a more agreeable place for
persons TO spend their time at, who arc exed from
their own homes by this fatal naIadys
Board, for ladies and Gcntlomcn, per wook,
dollars-Children, servants, and horses, $3.50
In consequence of The additional expense / must
incur, in providing fuel and blankets during the
cold weather, have tho't il reasonable to add so
cents per week TO my late price for board.
sep 2J-eo3t Gil. JOHNSTON.
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THE HOSPITALS.

Mr. ,Jno SAWYER was admitted on the 23d, in
state of collapse. Continued in that state, not
witbsanding that the most highly esteemed RENE
dies were regularly administered, till the 26th,
when return of pulse and other symptoms of
salutary reaction 6rst discovered themselves. Re-
moved to convalescent ward, whore the symptoms
have improved, and there exists little doubt in the
minds of the Hospital Physicians of his ultimate
recovery.
9th Sept, 1882.
We publish tho above an encouragement to the
sick to go to the Hospitals, to which thoy generally
have natural, but unreasonable repugnance.
BosroN, Sept. 2l.-One new case-one death.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 24.-Deaths by cholora f.
25th 6.
In BosroN, one case of cholera, which termina-
ted fatally, occurred on the 21st. None others
listed there.
in New YoRK, the deaths last week amounted
to 23S, of which 70 by cholera.
In PHrLADELPHIA last week, there were 6 deaths
by cholera.
The cholera has appeared in Calvert county,
Maryland and several deaths have occurred.
BOARD OF HEALTH GEonGErowY
Sept. oath, 1889. {
Report ofdeaths for the week ending this day at
noon. Total number of deaths, from all causes, Is.
Of these, 81 were whites, IL colored
10 children 80 adults.
81 were Males "a females.
1 have no report of the causes of death except
what has been derived from the undertakers and
the friends of the deceased. From their state
nent, it appears to have been represented to Them
that 33 of the above persons died of cholera, 2 of
consumption, of cholera infantum, and un-
known.
BOARD HEALTH, WASHINGTON, }
Sept "a, 1882.
The Board of Health take great pleasure in sta
ting to the public, that the of Cholera have
been very much diminished within the last three
days.
In the lst Cd, and Sd wards, (Shoro the disease
first made its appearance, and prevailed most fatal
ly) the have bcon very few, and generally of
the midcst character.
HEALTH OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA,
Sept. 25, 1892
The Board of Health report that no new cases
of Cholera have occurred for the "a hours ending
this day at noon.
From the ". Y. Journal Of Commerce of Monday.
HEALTH OF THE CITY.
We have great pleasure III stating that the mum.
Der of deaths in thus city during the past week. was
only TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-EIGHT, of which by
cholera only sEvENTY-Two. Showing a decrease
of 50 in the whole number of deaths, compared
with the returns of the previous week, and Of Sc
in the deaths by cholera.
This result is more favorable than we had
anticipated. We now feel that the disease is so far
extinct among us, that to vary ones course ac-
count OF 1t, in respect to business, would argue
more OF weakness than prudence, more of Limidity
Than due regard TO the preservation Of life
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fREi4 I'LL RACER,

AZ meeting of tho Tree Hill Club, held at the
Eagle Hotel, Oh Wednesday, tho 26th of Sep,om.
ocr' the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
The members of the Richmond Tree Hill Jockey
Ciub, considering the cxistancc of the cholera al
Tins time IN our city, and tho absence of so many
o, our members, deem it advisable 10 postpone the
ran Tree lin Races, to siich suitable period we
may nope an exemption from this pcstilencc, and
the return OF our fellow citizens. BE it. therefore,
kesotsed, That tho Fall Races at Tree Hill he
postponed to Wednesday, the 14th day of Noven,-
Der.
hcsotred, That the Secretary cause this post
pone'nont 10 be published in the Richmond En-.
qnircr aud Wing, without delay.
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CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.

Messrs. Editors The following is a correct
statement of Interments at the Poor House, from
the llth inst. to IL O'Clock this day. elusive, (27t
Septembcr:)
White l@-coorcd, 146-Total, 1873.
Of the whites, were paupors and 5 soldiers of
the p. Guard.
OF the cold, 33 were paupcrs Gree blacks)
40 Total number of paupers.
Ofthis number, died at the Poor House, and
33 died in various parts of the city.
G. WOODFIN.
lntermcnts the Poor House, for "a hours,
ending this day, IL o'clock, 9th September
White ), colored Ia decrease of since the
last report. GEO. WOODFIN.
PEN,rENrIARy OF VIRGINIA, Sept. 81, 1899.
MEssRs PLEAsANTs 81 ABBOTT:
L have the painful duty TO announce the exist
encc of Cholera in this Institutions.
A case occurred this morning, and the situation
of the patient now, at half past one O'clock is be-
lieved to be desperate.
Will you say in your evenings paper that two
active persons, TO superntcnd the Hospital in this
Institution, under the instructions of DIR. Cham
berlayne, can receive employment Immediately, and
that liberal compensation will be given for their
services?
The Editors of the Compiler will please also in
sert, in their paper for Tomorrow morning, ST.
milar notice.
/ am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
G. S. MORGAN,
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$50 Dollars Reward.

6R.E Sunday night, the 10Th ult, an Inccndiary
" burnt down at the Cottage, or IittSos West
Ham Farm, two Barns, containing wheat ma
chine, large quantity Of corn, oats, &c and on
Sunday night the 96th ut, barn was set on FIRE,
and straw rick with chaff, burnt on the Big
West-Han Farm Tie above reward will be given
for such information may lead to the conviction
of the offender or offenders.
WIN. SHAPARD.
West Ham, Hcnrico County, Sept u, 1882, CO
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TNlD9s 'ElEg E3 &c RY =

n pGIna6te Pan'Mthey Estate, for Sole.
4 DESTROYS of removing from this section Of
~ country, offer for sao this valuable Estate,
situated at the upper end of New Kent county IL
contains 300 acres, of which 500 arc river nst md
o0O cleared land. The improvements consist OF 4
comfortable Dwelling House with four roo4ls. and
ali necessary outbouses, large and extensive Ora
narics, with all other houses calculated for farming
purposes. The soil is good, producing all the sta.
pies OF the country III abundance, sEch as Wheat
Corn and Cotton This Estate is probably az welt
"atored MS any in Virginia, having number Of fine
springs IN various parts Of tho Fam is well euclo-
sed, has an abundant supply Of timber, and is in
every respect calculated for Immediate profit. All
the fish that frequent our waters wild fowl, sora.
&c, arc taken in abundance. think it NAV witt,
safety be said that for its extent, it is one of the
very best Estates in tbo county-the neiplbor hood
is wealthy, and navigation at the door bank oC
mari has lately been discovered within few foe,
oftho open land, and IS, from appearances snfi onf
y abundant TO improve the entire Tract 4 itr,l,cr
description is deemed unnecessary, as it t. rrcsn
med those wishing to purchase will first view The
premises which will at any time be shown by INV.
self or Manager. Terns accommodatiuo. and inIe
unqhcs.i2nablc. THOMAS MACON.
scp 5-2sw2w lav6w e
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| " lRGlNiA.-At superior court of chanccry,
held Mt the former capitol in the city of
Williamsburg, the 9th January, 1880, Robert
Christian, Peter badd 81 Co. Ann Roystor, John
Ii. 81 Jones r. Christian, executors of VIM. Doug.
las, Decd Frances G. Clayton, plaintiffs against
Judith ID. Hill, Ann ID. Hill, infant, by James
Cabiness, her guardian assigned, and William Ty-
Ter, executor OF VIM. II. Hill, decd, defendants.
On motion of tho plaintiffs by counsel. james
Cabness is assigned guardian to the infant defend.
ant, to defend her in this suit; and thereupon the
cause came ON to be heard on the bill, answers
and exhibits, and argued by counsel. On DON.
sideration whereof the court doth adludge, order
and decree, that the following accounts be taken
before one of the commissioners of this COURT
FIRST: an account of William Tyler's transactions
as executor of William f.: Hill deeds in taking
which account, the audit returned to the county
court OF Charles City, copy of which is filed with
tho bill, is to DO taken prma fcia true liable to
he surchargod and falsifed by the plaintiffs tn.
king which account the commissioner is directed
to ascertain what portion Of the personal estate
OF the said VIM. E. Hill, has been applied TO the
payment of debts, which bound his heirs. Second:
an account OF the claims of the ps, and such other
creditors of WIN. u. Hull, as may exhibit and provo
their demands before commissioner on the usual
terms, designating in said account such of said
claims as bind the heirs of said WIN IL. Hill, des
ceased. Third: an account of the probable annual
value of the real estate of the said VIM e. HILL
which his heirs hold by devise or descent its stua
ton and quantity. Which said several accounts
the commissioner is directed to examine, state and
settle, and to the court report, with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself, or
which may be required by the parties to be SO sta
ted
And at circuit superior court of law and chan
Gerry, held at the former capitol in the city of Will
lian,sburg, for James city county and the city of
Williamsburg, the 10th September 1S31-this
cause came this day, to be further heard on the
papers formerly read and the report of sale made
ny the Marshal, pursuant to the decree of the
cond day of February last, and was argued by
counsel: On consideration whereof, the court con-
hrming the said report, doth odjudge, order and
decree; that the be established between the
parties. And the court doth further adjudge, or
der and decree, that of the commissioners of
this court, take in tho usual mode, an account of
any further demand existing against the estate of
VIM Il. Hill, deceased, according TO the principles
stated in the said decree, it being intmatcd there
are other creditors who have not heretofore cxhi-
bited their claims to the commissioner; which ac-
count the commissioner is directed to examine,
state and SETTLE and to the report, with any
mottcrs specially stated, deemed pertinent by him.
SELF or which may be required by the parte. to be
so stated. Copies Testc,
JAMES CABINESS, C. C.
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EKM,nDac,s Ssysy,ev COTIege.

NHP Annual Examination at this Institution
M VIII be held publicly in the College Chapel,
commencing on Friday the 2lst September, and
closing on Tuesday the 25th. The commence
ment VIII take place on Wednesday the Goth. The
Anniversary Of the Literary Societies will be cclo-
bratcd on Tuesday the 27th. The Board of Trus-
tees will meet on the Goth, 97th and 2Sth.
The next session will commence on tho LIST of
November. The expenses for fees to the Profess
sors, Board, Room-Rent and Servants attendance,
for the winter session of six months, amount to 1886
10; Tor the summon session of four months $57 as.
PETER McVICCAR, Sec'y of the Faculty.
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THUS SAFE.


u PURSUANT 10 tho provisions Of n Decd of
"A Trust executed 10y lev ~ Armistead and
Elsey his wife, TIE i,h Gay January, 1889, for
INC ocneht OF Thomos PridJy, end of record in
the Office Of the Hmstings [ curt Of tho citv of
N,chuhond, the St1ser;j r, trust.c named in
sa'" Decd Will otter for SALE public auction 10
'o highest bidder, for cash, in front of tie rromi
S, on saturday, the 9th day of October next, at 4
O'Clock, i. NJ, tina, valuable Tot. with n Brick
t o una other improvements thereon, lying en-
street sometimes called Cary Street in The city
VI Nicnh'hd' now in the possession of said Lewis
iS.0"u' ana which is said to- b. twenty feot
%'dc IN front and runs back from Cnry street
." ~ 'oet' To line known as Galleyo's lino
ms property being in tho very centre of The bus
.s' PR Vi inc Guy, requires no further rccon-
mendation TO invite The attention oc ,L LII;
tna 10 say That the title is believed to be ndisputa
o'e' nut acting as trustee the subscriber will only
convey such little as is vested in him bv the deed
above mentioned.
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE.
eeP ~i--tusu trustee:
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important Safe OF Real Estate.

important Caie OF Real Estate.
q VIE undersigned have determined on selling
n the Lots composing the Town of Florence in
the CITY OF Ectetourt, at Public Auction. Florence
is situated immediately james River ut tho
mouth of l'ooncy's Geek. the main Valley
Road and two miles above Pattousburr-For
conlnercIol purposes, and to commercial men,
inns sale presents the best opportunity for the
investment of capital to be found west of the Blue
Kiase mountains. 1t is the nearest point James
h'ccr Tor the tr;lc (and shipment Of produce to
i.ynch5urg and Rchmond) of the lJerchants md
Farmers OF the counties of Montgomery, FLOYD,
Smyth, Nythc, Washington, Tuzeweil, Giles,
Lee Russell and Scott; and is now the most con
Yenicnt point for those of Bath Pocahontas Graon-
brIer, and Monroe. The situation of the land is
very desirable for Town, it being in salnhrious
climate is we'll watcred, sufficiently flat and level
and possesses some commanding situations for
private dwellings,, and Looney's Creek aaordinG
sufficient water for manufacturing purposes
Florence VIII be Ibid of in Lots OF quarter aero
each. The sale will take place on the premises
on Monday, 9th November, 1892. Terms liberal,
which VIII be made known on the day of sale
sep24 JNO. Nj. HARyEy.
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Sen'"d'y .jof ioutg hujtcS.
VIE duties of our Seminary viii be resumed
*: me LIST OF October. II is our intention To
'Nnt inc number Of pupils TO about two thirds of
ID We nave generally received; and, if Provi-
ue"oe ahords us health and strength, to ms: ruct
'heii' principally ourselves. For terms, see bills
sc <1-9t MIR. 81 MRS. CURTIS.
sysHes GEEE.V ". V.Ef.Ae Sc
al 40 received by tho Equator and Madison
IRON Liverpool, and New York Packet from
London, and by the late vessels from New York
u n'laaeiphia his iall supply of Goods, consist
my I'm part of
', white and mkt Nap Cottons and Plains,
noSe "hiteney, striped and point Blankets,
u uve,aiihoughts, Bearskin and Pctersham,
W Wh.e red' green and yellow FannclsS
w White patent Welsh Flannel
luc-blaek and fashionable Cloths.
Doubie.med drab Cloths and Vcstings;
2ue, black, drob and mkt Cassmeres,
LONDON Hats, Umbrellas, and Soaps,
DDo'hoazots, kattnets. and Mcrino Crcassians,
Domhazines, fancy Stuffs and Schalis,
Worsted panask, Morcen and Frnpcs,
e"i@co, Que, brown, Oxford and striped Satiiiets,
oambrlck. Jato.ct, Book Muslins and Swiss
Goods, &c:
I t,lsh Linens, Lawns, Diapers and Shirtings,
GERMAN and British Oznaburgs
Italian Gro de Nap and other Silks,
sewing Silks, Threads, spool and ball Cotton,
kerchefs
X 0S, "ihghams and printed Goods,
prowh bloached, plaid and colored Domestics
lasting, metal and suspender Buttons,
with the usual variety of Goods to be mot
WIN IN retail store.
;, Also on consignment large assortment of
brussels, kiddcrmins,cr, three plv and Venetian
Carpetngs and Rugs, which are offered for sale as
low as in any of the Northern markets.
Should purchasers be prevented from visiting this
CITY IRON any cause whatever, orders will be exc
cu'ed to the best of tho advertisers ability
sep 25-2aMSt
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ME Subscriber, having determined 10 cont.
-H- hnc her Boarding Establishment, is prepared
tn accommodate 10 or 20 Soarders, on the mos,
reasonable terms; and having had her rooms ltcl
thoroughly repaired and put in comfbrtanlo order
she can accomm date few families who may no
ut tho liberty to furnish thcr rooms, ana the
board Will be proporiionaby reduced.
ANN j. NELSON
Five doors above Bell Tavern, Il street
07-3t
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NOTES LOST-C8UTTON 70 TIE
pIJBIT E

III Have lost Note Of William Wilkcrson's, in
~ my favor, for FIVE hundred and eight dollars,
ard an Order Of y. Spcncor's, drawn by Preston
White on John VI. Botts, for fly dollars. Mr..
WlkersOn's NOto has been settled-but deem it
proper TO advertise the loss Of these papers, to put
tho public on their guard against being imposed
on. The finder will please leave them with the
Editors of this paper. s. p. VIAL.
sep 22-6t
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Total since Ist July 5557
TIE BOARD OLE HEALTH

HE BDNKD OF HEABTH.
For The Port md District If ThHddeiphio, in tile
United SfdteS Of Americd.
To all to whom these presents shall come, greet
ing: We certify and make known, that, through
the blessing of God, the City and District of mil
adelphis, and the vicinity thereof is entirely free
from all kinds of malignant, contagious disease,
Is SOLEMN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused
tersgned by secretary and sealed with the zeal
of our Office at the city of Philadelphia this
ty-second day Of September, in tho year Of
Lord one thousand eight hundred and thrty-two
w. BINDER, President.
NJ r. ISRAEL, Secretary.
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TRUSI SALE.

q URSUANr to the provisions of Deed of
"A trust, executed by N. Stratton. on tho 81
OF August last for The benefit of Lancaster Dem
by * Co, the subscriber Trustee, named in said
Deed, will oier for sale, the residence of said
Stratton, on Saturday the 29th inst: at 10 o'clock
A. NJ to the highest bidder, for cash, all his
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE or SO
much thereof as will he sufficient TO satisfy the
purposes for which the Trust was created.
JOHN SHORE, Trustee
Sale to be conducedby LANCASTER, Disney Il Co.
sept lS-d,ds
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ed next to me, observed, ''rhis young man has not
yet practised; he is too wordy, and does not know
where to stop, but he has store of cloquence aud
bitterness which will not leave him in the crowd"
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ISAEESA Tx la2. 1sO AS8 -
a&ffOS's3eW fgf ANsT,

va ILL practise in the Inferior aud Superior
Courts, held in the city Of Richmond.
u Office at Mrs Duval's, opposite the City
Courthouse, in the rooms recently occupied by
VIM w. WcCreory| Esq. sept 10--6ic 2twdtf
Ea X. FRANCIS respectfully informs his friends
~ n and the public, that in compliance with the
desire OF several of his pupils, no will postpone
tho re-oponmg of his class until the second week
in October, in consequence of tIoir objecting to
meet during the prevalence Of tho Choora in
Richmond. His Store will be opened al the same
tIIno. sept u
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REFERENCES:
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF
Earahfcm NV arc, ClAiEa:s 81 GLASS.
W HOL ES .E MI RE,EAII

" HOLESALE AND RETAIL.
q NiiE subscriber h,s tho pleasure of informing
-M- his country friends and customers generally,
that he has just returned from the North where
no has purchased and is now receiving fiH and
general assortment of articles in his line. A large
part OF the stock is entirely ne,o being Immediate
ly from the Mandatory, 81 the wh6fo is decidedly
the best assortment he has ever had. II consists
OF erery roriety of light and dark blue, black
browh pink and purple, printed. painted, dipt,
common CHINA and FANCY GOODS, and
GLASS WARE of every description, all ex pressly
purchased for this market.
Orders in person, or by i6ter TO dhy extent, will
meet with prompt attention, and tho Goods will
be disposed of lOw.
Merchants in the habit of purchasing North, arc
respectfully requested to favor the subscriber with
call. CHARLES HOLT r.
Opposite Mcssrs. Lewis Webb s. Co., Main ST.,
Richmond. son %
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y, For Freight or Charter.

LSR For Freight or Charter,
e1IIN The superior and we'll known
GsAkES&EE coppcrcd and copper fastened ship
7'11zs@s MADISON, CHARLES d. WooD,
master, now in the River. will be at City Point
ana rerdy for cargo in fow days. The Madison
is last sailing, and i'm every respect first rate
vessel. Apply TO l.. l.. Stainback, Esq, Peters
burg, or to w /. MORRIS
FOR SALE,
'oo sacks SALT, superior quality, received by the
Madison. sep 21-l2t
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MAnIkIED

On the 25th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Clio ton. Mr..
SPENCER FRANKlIN Of this city, to Miss SARAH ANN
G. PARKINSON, Of New Kent
On wednesday evening last, by Rev. Mr.. Keel.
ing, Mr. KoBERT BRIcE, to Miss 1ANNAn jenkins,
all Of this city.
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The weather is growing cool, and the nights
ddmp-put your funnel; make little fire on
your hoarths to nullfy tho damp air keep in doors
after night fall, and will have less to pay 10 the
Doctor than to the Butcher.
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Pursuant to tho foregoing decree, shall pro-
coed 70 sell the mill and lands referred thcrcn
the front door OF the courthouse Of the county Of
Middlcsex, on the 4th Monday in August next, it
being tho 9th day Of tho month the tract Oh land
containing about 30 acres attached to the mill; and
dlcsox-it was formerly the property Of Tho. T..
Churchill. ROBERT G.. SCOTT,
PHILIP HARRISON.
Richmond Julv 00tI, 1870
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S5:. .REEE.V,
ne Z z CEI a MT TAIEOR

Opposite u. IS. Bank.
"a $ receiving his FAIL GOODS. Among them
"a are staple and fancy Cloths, Cussmsros and
Nestin.s, Camlris (of all colors worm for coaks,
Ienanps Stocks, N Y, do. Gum Elastic Suspend
crs, Gloves, half Hosiery, Iandkfs., Shoulder Bra
ces, &c. NC. &c. sep 27-co3w