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{ In Henrico County Court
{ an ChdncerU.

against M HeHfcO county Court
SNEED and ais. DTS an ChGnceTy.
an CHANCERY-VRGINI obedience to and
N compliance with the decreta entered in this cause
on Tuesday, the third day of July, nstant) the subsc
per- as Commissioners of the Court will Thursday the
twentieth day OF October next the premises offer for
sae on credit OF twelve months the of land the
proceedings in said suit mentioned This tract is The Land
on which The late Robert Sneed lived, in which he had
lie estate under the will of his father William Sneed
formerly oil Henrico county. 1t lies i'm the upper end
OF Henrico, about five miles above Richmond adoin-
ing the lands of William Young, Joseph Sinton and
others, and contains about hundred acres, but will
be surveyed before sold 1t is needless give paricu
lar description, those wishing purchase, will view
and judge for themselves Bond with good security will
be required, and the title withheld until payment is made
JACOB SNEED, Commissioner of Court
July 81 24-w,J
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a kUNAWAY.-Was committed to the j all of Eliza
IA beth City County, the 18th day of Nav 1892
negro man who calls himself SAM and saws he was sold
by Samuel Sous of Rockbrdge Mr. Anderson of Ala
oama lie Is hive feet ten inches high; tawney complex
ioh ana mas scar over his left eyebrow and the
neck just above his left collar bone large full eyes ami
very likely The owner will forward prove proper
y pay charges, and take him away or he will be dealt
with according TO law. WILLIAM E. MOORE
July 81 23-2OOct Sber;fT n ~ n
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TENHE HdIVdr Vrgaid) Jockey Club Races will
commence on the first Tuesday in October, 1882.
LIST Day-Proprietor's Purse $2O0-two mile heats
entrance SIS.
End Day.-Jockey Club Purse $4OO-three mile heats
entrance 500
3rd Day.-Colt Race-me heats-enrance $IO0-
three or TO make close the evening pre-
ceding The hst days race-money hung up without dis
count oy the proprietor who pledges himself have the
satisfaction NATHL. ii. POINDEXTER
iihhidN CouTt rouse, va. Aug. -, 1892. 34-4t
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- ALE OF LAND IN HANOVER-Pursnant TO a de.
- cree oil the County Court OF Hanover, pronounced
the Chancery suit therein depending under the syle of
Perkins, &C. Garth and wife, on the 2Sh day of The
present month"; will be sold the premises on Wednes-
day, the 10Th day OF September Instant if fair if not then
the next iar day. tract of land lying and being in the
county OF Hanover, containing hundred and sixty Sc
ven and halt acres, and Immediately the old mountain
road, aud about twenty seven miles from the CITY of Rich
mond being part of the tract of land Of which Ma
hane w Ddndrdge died seized, and adoins the lands OF
Joseph Weber, Thompson w Puam and others The
purchaser will have the privilege of seeding crop OF
wheat this fall and the viii be permitted TO remove
his present growing crops.
Terms Of saleCash will be required to an amount suf.
hcen to pay all the costs Of the said suit and the expence
attending the making of the sale aforesaid and 10 the
residue, credit OF and two years will be given the
purchaser executing bonds with security be approved
by the Commissioners for the credit payments and the title
to the said land TO be retained until the whole purchase
money is paid The sale will commence at IL o'clock
There is on the above tract of land comfortable DWELL
ing house and other improvements.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
September H. 34-w4ws
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n RY-yIRGINIA.--Atru rules holden in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery Tor the county of Amelia for the month
August, in the year 1882:
Henry W. Robertson, committee of the estate of Fran
Robertson pm.
against
George Robertson, (Parson) William T. Bass and James
Robertson Jr. ms
The defendant, James Robertson, Jr having enter
ed his appearance and given security according the act
Assembly and the rules of this Court appearing
that he is not an inhabant of this Commonwealth on the
motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel is ordered that the
said defendant do appear here at the rules holden in
the Clerks Office Of said Court for the month of Novem.
Der next aud answer the plaintiffs BILL give security
or performing the decree of the Court and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted some newspaper pub
hed in the city OF RICHMOND for months successive
y and posted the front door of the Court House of this
county. Copy--Teste.
JOHN TONNES LEIGH, C. A. C. S. C.
August Is 32-wSw
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u ny are hereby requested TO pay the undersigned
on or before the first Monday in October next ten dollars
on each share OF stock held by them i'm addition to calls
already made. BY order of the Board of Directors
DANIEL L. CARR. Treasurer
Aug. %. Ts2-wtIMO1 Rip Nap Compov,
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n University OF PENNSY LVANIA.- Medical
u Depd'fment-The Lectures for the course 1885,. az
on The various branches of Medicine will begin on Mon
day. November 9th, and terminate about first day of
March ensuing - -
emeritus Professor Of Surgery and anatomy, Philip
anatomy by W. E. Horner, NJ D.
institutes and Practice of Medicine and Chemical
Medicine by Nath Chapman and Sam. Jackson M ID
Coke, NJ d.
Chemistry by Robert Hare, NJ d.
Surgery by William Gibson, Nj. ID.
Obstetrics and The diseases of lVone and Children bv
Thomas c. James and William p Devices M d.
w. f.. HORNER
Dean IF the Medical Faculfu 263 Chestnut Stree,
Philadelphia, August ii. 27-t5Nov
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ENoR RENT OR LEASE-My Tavern in Maysville
H at Buckingham Courthouse the buildings are spa
cious and well calculated for public house. There is at
tached to the Tavern convenient family house. and the
other necessary out buildings, well of excellent water
ana an extensive garden the stables upwards of
hiy STALLS situated at convenient distance from the Ia
vern on lot oil one and half acres of ground would
rent or lease the property one or more years as NAV
best suit tenant, and give possession the day Of
January next DANIEL GUERRANT.
Maysvle, August 81. 33-w6w~
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VALUABLE PAMUNKY LAND FOR SALE
The subscriber again offers for sale, that valuable
farm lying on both sides of the Pamunky river in the
counties OF King William and Hanover, and containing
from 1000 TO 1900 acres in point of locality and fertility
OF SOIL this farm excelled by but few in Eastern Vr-
gnia II lies miles from Hanover Town. from to
from Hanover Courthouse, II from Richmond and in a
neghboiood Of the most respectable and genteel society
The soil well adapted to the culture of the staple com
nodues, such as corn, wheat, cotton &c.-The fields
well arranged, and well supplied with an abundance OF
timber and water and The whole tract almost an unbroken
level The Improvements situated an cmincnce on the
klng William side consist of cOnmodious dwelling
mousse sufficient for the accommodation of large family
with all the necessary outhouses necessary for an exten
slye armThe subscriber invites those disposed to pur-
chase to view the farm and make their COMMUNICATIONS TO
him by letter otherwise Tappahannock Essex coun-
y, Va, and they will meet with prompt attention
Should not this farm be privately disposed of sooner il
Will without reserve, the 30th day of August next or
on the next fair day thereaer be offered at public sale ON
the premises JOHN w HOMES
iappahannock, May 9th. 2-wt30hAug
N. B.-Beng necessarily obliged TO be from home for
some months TO come the above sale will be postponed n
a the lst OF November next which day viii be posi-
lively sold at public auction. In the meantime the usual
crop OF wheat will be seeded on the farm
July Ia. 20-wtds JNO. w. HOOMES
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July 10.

MCPHERSON MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-The Trustees
81 OF the Medical Department OF Jefferson College
have the qualification TO that the professional ar
engagements of the institution permanently ixed
The lectures will commence the first Monday of Mo-
yember next, aud will be delivered by the following pro-
iessors- -
General, Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy, bv Gran
vile Sharp Patson, Nj. ID. Fee $15.
Principles, Practice and Operative Surgery by GEORGE
Mcclellan, NJ. d. Fec 5I5.
Fee $I5 49, -
ID. Fee $l5.
Chemistry, by Jacob Green, NJ. d. Fee SIS.
Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children bv
Samuel NJ Clean, Nj. ID. Fee SIS
ne trustees with design to afford TO the students
who may enter Jefferson College, facilities for the prose-
cuton OF their studies not surpassed by any in the
try, are about TO make extensive additions to their Col
ege buildings in south Tenth ST. Philadelphia which will
include large, commodious and well ventilated Dissec
ing Room, and splendid hall for of Anatomy
Inc arrangement OF the dssccng rooms are under the
direction OF Professor Pattison. EZRA STILES ELY
Secretary of said Trustees
N B All communications to the Faculty, should be adj
dressed TO SAMUEL MCCLELLAN, NJ D.
Dean OF said Faculty, LA south ID street
aug IL 3l-w3n
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OF VaTtIy OF NTUcIts nc WonId not take The tine 10
ehumerae, rising in all 10 above three millions of dollars
In arranging these reductions, the burdens of the south
were intended TO be relieved For this purpose the duties
upon plains, believed 10 be exclusively used by our blacks
there was reduction Of 3 ,567 Tie present duty pro-
cue ,Iu ca "a a gross revenue OF $IHs7O
The duty which will he paid next year, would be-
supposng the same importation as in 1890, 1903
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wan The same Object there reduction of $50 o.
ON blanNcs-alccng principally the coaser and cheaper
articles, chiefly used IN the southern states.
Inc duty on cotton bagging reduced from to 8 2
cents the square yard against the remonsrances
OF Mr. Clay, who considered Kentucky as sacrificed bv
H. and the reduction Of the duty hemp, to what he
termed the groundless complaints of the south
in The space of three wears there had Lce, ,t - 80
ducuoh OF The duties the protected articles of between
three and tour millions of dollars, in reduction of little
importaons.
Mr.. Forsyth said it was not designed by these de-
tas, TO reconcile his assembled fellow citizens 10 the
principle OF the act of 1892, to its details Ue
was not he repeated satisfied with either His purpose
was TO show the disposition Of the majority of the last Con-
gress ana TO do justice 10 the intentions of those who be-
ing with US, friendly to General Jacsons administration
were yetdetermined TO sustain the manufacturing interest
lie was most anxious that uniounded prejudice should
pc nlosod DID Gcorgln owarIs many OF lho memhers
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ENDUCATION.-NIiss SUSAN b. Mfcou's Sc hool at
- Poplar View Il the upper end of Essex, will be
opened again on the LIST day OF October, when she will be
prepared to accommodate fifteen twenty Borders
Having Tor some time past been engaged in mparng in
sucon 10 the young she aers herself that She will be
able TO give satisfaction who NAV trust their
daughters wards to her care The situation is altby
and will afford many advantages the of
youth Every exerion will be made Undue their minds
with AN abiding sense of the excellence virtue and pety
The course OF instruction will comprise Reading Writ
ing Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography History
the Elements OF Chemistry and Natural Philosophy; also
Needle Work, Drawing and Painting. Particular atten-
ton will be paid to definition.
The terms per session OF ten months for board $50;
the scholars furnishing their bed and bedding, or ii
these be furnished an additional CHARGE of Ell viii he
made.
Tuition in all the above branches $50; except Draw
ing ana Painting for which there is charge of
$40 Payment in each case, quarterly in advance The
vacation will be in August and September.
Letters directed to Lorctto Post Office Essex Co. will
be attended TO.
For information respecting the School apply 10 the
following gentleman.
Workman s McCruder of Richmond
James r. Micou of Tappahannock.
From the fact that Miss Susan b. NIicou taught i'm NV
Seminary for the majority of the branches mem
TONED above, consider her well qualified TO give instric-
ton TO youh--and from her diligence aithfness in
my empioymen, have no doubt she will give reasona
BILE satisfaction TO her future patrons. A. CURTIS
Richmond, August 10, 1881.
take pleasure in stating that the impression have re-
ceved oil Miss Micous piey and ability teach, enables
me without hesitation, TO her
oil youth trust that she will be literally patronized-
JAS b. TAYLOR.
Richmond, August IL, 1881.
have attended an Examination Of the School under
the instruction OF Miss Susan b. NIicou, feel plea
sure IN stating that her Pupils gave evidences by their
Improvement and the good order which reigns among,
hem oil the attention of their Teacher, and her compe-
ence to 'lIe profession in which she is engaged.
Persons committing their daughters TO the care and in
struction OF Miss Mcou, will find persuaded that
oheir confidence has not been misplaced.
August 9Th. 1882. A. BRoADDUs
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10t93 Prizes.
9507 Blanka


nopn OF pnAwSxe.
To be drawn on the High and Len Systesm
The 10000 prizes Of - to be determined
in this way Should the capital prize d
5000 be drawn by sny number under TO-.
600. then I'll the tickets from No 1. "a 10, 600
inclusive. will be prizes OF q eaeS. Blu,
should the capital prize be drawn by any
number over 10000, then all the tickets over
10000 will be entitled TO - each. The
holder Of two tickets in this Lottery. Of high
and iov number. must draw ono and may
draw three prizes.
AL prizes above the denominstion of -four
dollars viii be put In one wheel, end oil the
numbers IN another. and the whole TO be
drawn 10 . fec hours.
1Seksfs -. Hslres -. Quarter Il.
Those who buy by the Package viii risk
on Package OF whole tickets S23; ON |,
Package Of halves Gil 50-snd on q Psck.
age Of quarters IS IS.
have the pleasure Of again informing I'd.
venturers in the Western Virginia Lottery,
that sold one prize Of I 200 dollars, besides
many smaller ones. in the Third Glass.
DW For real lucky numbers, ofthe great.
est variety. apply personally or by letter.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND.
Charlestown. April IS.
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HBURSUANr % the dirsesisss Of I've
- inteslecutary dsssuss, pssscusssd y
TIA. Csised Sgsiss essst In he fsth cireusl
end eastern distsiet OF viseisis. % suis
therein depesdipG bstwsss Themas AIT.
ley, executor Of john Palmer. deed. who
vas executor OF Thomas Palmer, deed.
plaintiG. sad john Campbell, Rsbv Cam.
teli. aud James 0ovan, defendssts The
first decree made on the isth ds ' Of June.
1871. sad the last on the sOih day OF
May, 1891: I shall, oa .ioadsu fks in
day y Jsns aexs, n Leesburr. in Loudoun
county. in front Of the court. house door,
IL fair. if not. the first fair day thereafter.
proceed 60 sell, af public aueties, 90 the
highest bidder. 90 credit Of one cad two
years. Q esrtsia piece or parcel Of LAND.
sisnate. lying. and being 10 the counties Of
Loudeun and F.irfax. containing fourteen
h1adred sad tsrssty thrss .aerss. being al
reosiaisg sssr the sale made BY the said
Sovan TO J. Biineoe and - Coekereli,
offhss tract or parcel Of land which Vas
sold and eenseyed by Carter d Page and
Neeeee. hi, vale. OF the city Of Richmond,
and John w. Page and Jane his wife. Of
the county Of Frederick, to James Covap
&c Hanover county. by deed he ,r;nv AZ,
on the 9Th d.v of Ju,. Iss, Co.,.s,
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The following commune alton, addressed
TO the proprietor Of Judkins' Din the nt, from
the Hon. JOHN Tsiisftrro. member Of Con-
sress. is highly interesting, The gratuitous
ings OF no ordinary character towards sui.
fcring humanity; and 10 certainly well de-.
serving Of public sitention-
WARRINGTON, JAN. 22d. 1899.
Silt has been my wish for considsrs-
bio time, 10 communicate 10 you The good
effect with which have used the Ointment
invented BY \ Mr.. Judkins, and which now
understand is msde and sold by agents sp.
pointed by Yourself ! have spilled this
ointment. during the last three years, TO
every species Of tumour and wound, without
failure TO produce Q cure in every instance.
l consider IL the most decided and et6eieni
remedy N all cases Of tumour. be the cause
what IL may, end have found noihing 90
good for wounds OF any description Il may
he proper TO add that tho cure OF tumour
called White Swelling, given over by the
most distinguished physicians - incurabie,
aud which they decided would, without sm.
putation. prove fatal to the patient. was I'M
der my immediate notice effected by the use
OF Judkins' Ointment. and The patient IL In
hne health; his limb affected by the tumour
being restored to . perfect state OF sound
ness Also. that the leg Of On aged man,
which had boon wounded, and exhibited one
drssdfuliy liberated surface from the kne q
10 the foot. and which, for more than two
years, had been considered incurable, wss
eheetuaiiy cured by the application Of Jud.
ktns' Ointment . mention these tuo csses,
which fell under nv immsdiats notice and
management. rs . decided evidence OF the
efficacy Of this remedy in cases Of tvmour
and OF ulcers. Ihsve experienced o. decid-
eddy. the good effect Of this remedy In the
cure Of Felous, and ofevery species Of fresh
wound. II seems TO me that sny one who
will observe the operation Of This Ointment,
must be satisfied n In its beneficial effect.
can with The utmost con fidenee recommend
the use OF this valuable remedy.
am, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERRo.
To Mr.. CHARLEs HxRsToxs, Propris-l
tor OF Judkins' Ointment, neaFS
Frederick'own, Maryland.
hereby certify. that I was for many
months afflicted most grisvousIy with the
tetier upon both OF my heels, causing open.
inss large enough TO admit persons finger.
tried ysrioas remedies in vain, when W ss
induced to try Judkins' oistmeni, and was
cured by :he use of single boz. lam asx.
ious that others, similarly afflicted, NAV q.
vail themselves OF so saiusbie . remedy.
ROBERT FULTON.
Chariestosp. Dec. I6. 1879.
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4 N consequences Of the Baltimore Races be.
! ing fixed for the 30,h Of May. the time Of
commencing the Hsrpers- Ferry and Bolivar
Races . altered to "wednesday, 23d Nay ssxs,
when the HnrpersFerry and Bolivar Jockey
Club vill offer purse Of one hundred slsilay:.
TO be run tor BY thres-year old colts, each
horse entered to pay the sum Of SOS, to be
added TO the above purse, tvo-mile heats.
On Thursday the 24th Msy. purse of one
hundred ssd tffy dollars. three. mile heats.
hsndSsd and ffiy dollars. four.miie heats.
The shove races 10 be governed by the
rules OF the Baltimore Central Course; four
hceses to be entered each dsy or no race,
free tor any nag. the winning horse OF each
exeepseds the colts to be entered by the Is,
OF May, and named the evening before the
race. April 10. 1892
The Globe and inteiiigcuecr, Washington.
Baltimore Patriot. aud Are1a, Frederick s6urr'
each times, weekly.
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M ~. JU0U2gv
Patent Specific o.
DAMS hsvs ssssr istsn too -
Il ply very good. Il NAY Be - ths
following pls<ss. via; -.
Humphrey Xeyes', Ckariesfessn,
James Bro,cR, Charisstoscn,
I.4daps Honag's. Mayiins6urg.
.fdnn Yonag r Co., Harrsrs- Ferry.
IoUner II Harris, Nhspherdsfoca.
Scr The shove Ointment II eGsrsd d
the public - . safe sud esrtsin remedy fol
those obstinate diseases. some Of which
have 80 hong bsfied the skilI Of medical sci
enee.
lat. white Swsllings of every description
Cd. Sore legs and ulcers Of long stssding
Sd. Schirrus or Clandulsr tumors, pstti.
cnlsriy those hardeped iumors " women I
breasts which oftsntimss tsra,insts 10 uiee.
rated esncers.
<ih. Fslons, or what some pc opls know b.
the name Of Cstsrrhs, OF every description
sih Rheumatic psias Of the joints. :.
9Th. Sprsins aud bruises OF every dsserip.
lion. or 10 whatever pert situste.
7ih. letters Of oil ki1ds 10 this com.
|pIsint the patient in applying the Oistment
must keep the part out Of water.
9Th. ChiIhiains or parts affected by frost
May is, 1891.
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office al
the Circuit Superior Court Of Las. and
Chsncery for Jefferson county, the FIRST
Monday in April, 1889:
Jacob albert, PLA,srrvr
AGAINST
JGsss Stubbiefeid, Fonfaine BecShan
and Marine r. HIckkom,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
VIE defendant, Marine +. Wiekbam.
not having entered his appearance
and given security according 10 the act OF
assembly and the rules OF this court: and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he 10 not an iuhsbitant Of this country:
II 10 ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day Of The next
term. end answer the bill OF The plaintiff:
and that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted IN some Newspaper published in
Chariesfown, for two months suece ssiyeIy.
and posted at the front door Of the court.
house in tho said town Of Charlestowp.
A Copy-Tests,
ROBERT r. BROWN, c. @.
April 8. 1899
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"a" ~ truman Coyfe. Jr. decd.
a you are not an inhabitant Of the State
- OF Virginia, we take this method of
giving you notice, that on the 10th day of
May next between the hours Of 10 O'Clock,
A. -. and o'clock, ?. ~. we shall proceed
20 take the dispositions Of James Ryan and
CHRISTIAN Allemong, at the house of the said
christian AIiemons, In the county Of yeffer-
son and State Of Virginia, % be offered as
evidence in the suit now depending In the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for the said county Of Jefferson, wherein
we are eoinplainanss, and James Ryan, viii
liam Moore and yourself are defendants
when and where you IRE requested 20 attend.
JOHN M0TTER,
JOHN HlNKLE.
CROMWELL ORRICK.
April IL, lss..--Imo.
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HAVE just received q new SUNNY OF
N H9RNESS, made by Mr.. David Rckes.
IN bis best style. aud Of the hes, materials.
consisting OF Observation-Disclosures double and
sngies Hip-siraps. Hack .bands, Of variou.
efeadths. Beliy.bands, neck and head Hal.
ter:' Trace Pipes, Sids-ssrsps. plain and pad
ded Collars, Dlind.bFidies, Leading. ditto.
hsne Strings. Leading Strings, wsTon tad
dies, Wagon whips. Cart Whips, Carr Sad.
dieA Cart Breeehings. . few good Riding
Saddles and Brides. Ssddle-Bsgs, &c. 10
be sold n low prices.
HsFPsrs-RsTry, fiigh-st Jan 70, 1852