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COMPOUND
CHLORINE TOOTH WASH
For cleaning aud preserving the Teeth and
Gums, and cleaning the Mouth

Gums, and cleaning the Mouth.
HSHE Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash eff
iectually cleanseS the Teeth, and will an
s"er the purposes Of the best dentrlfce. IL
contains no acid or any ingredient which can IN
any case be injurious II will also be- found to-
Keep the brush itself free from all impurities.
The Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash has
the further advantage Of cleansing the mouth
also; and of removing whatever is offensive in
me 6reath.-lt hardens the Gums and is valua-
ole remedy for canker or soreness of the mouth.
IL may also be used with the greatest advantage
as garglc for sore throat. In fine, it preserves
Inc Teeth and mouth in all respects in a clean
taste. ~ ~
This wash has been recommended bv n num-
Der OF distinguished physicians, among whom.
are DR.. Stedman. of the u. S. Marine Hospjtal:
Dr ShuItef, of Boston; and Dr. Webster, pro-
lessor OF Chemistry in Harvard University.
The genuine article received from the manu-
facturers and for sale by
CHARLES GODDARD.
Richmond, Feb. II. Agent for Richmond.
c. G. has Chloride of Lime, Cayenne Pepper.
Muratic Acid, Rose Water, Julubc Paste, Seine
Cork Orange Gum Shellac, Alcohol, Copal and
Japan Earnsh, Gold Leaf and is Receiving sun
plies of Fresh Medicines, Paints Oils, &c.
which he offers to Country Merchants, Physi-
c,ans and those purchasing for family use, on
the most reasonable terms. c3t
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PUBLIC SALE.

w LII be offered for sale at public auction,
before the front door of the Eagle Ho-
tel, In the city of Richmond, on the Goth O
Apfll 1889, at IL o'clock, on Il credit of six
months, HOUSE Il LOT, situated on Main
or Il street, in said city. The house is of brick
three stories high, well calculated for store and
dwelling houSc.-The lot fronts on said Main or
street about 27a feet, and extends back from
SAID street, towards Exchange Alley, to a line
drawn directly across ward, from a corner o
iuineer or warehouse, on the entire lot, Ia part
now Only being offered for salel to point where
another line drawn from the corner of the XII CHI
en- on said entire lot, to where it would intersrc
line, from the corner of the kitchen of Full
cher, Tor what was formerly Fulcher's Kitchen
when SAID back line Is nearly pa rallcl 10 the
SAID Main or f. street, and includes the prvv and
recess annexed thereto, on the side of the said
lumber or ware house, parallel to the said Main
or r. street, and running thence from the said
point Of intersection along the line drawn from
the corner ofthe kitchen said entire lot to the
corner of Fulchcr's kitchen, including also a
passage OF 272 feet, extending from the before
described lot To EXchangc Alley, which said lot
or parcel of ground with the appuGtenances, is a
part of lot purchased by John King, of the re.
presentatlves of Thomas Gllliat, Preference to
winch title may be had, at the Office of the
Husting' Court for the city of Richmond
he above described property will be sold by
virtue ola Deed Of Trust, executed by John
King TO John Macrae, decd. and John Gibson.
Jr, Of record in the Office OF the Hastings
Court of Richmond, to satisfy Jane BOYLE.
AdmX of d. Boyle, decd. certain debts in said
Deed mentioned.
The purchaser will be required to execute
negotiable note with good eDdorsers, at one of
the Virginia Banks in the city of Richmond, for
at one OF their Branches in the town of Frede-
rcks6urgD payable in SIX months, and also to
execute Deed Of Trust on the property to Sc
cure the purchase money.
JOHN GIBSON, JR,
:o Surviving Trustee.
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MONUMENT IN HONOR OF THE MO-
TUER OE WASHlNGTON

The committee take occasion To make known
to the Public, that although they have accepted
The offer Of patriotic and generous individual,
to erebt the MONUMENT, they ncvcrlcss find it
expedienl to keep open the subscriptions in tho
hands Of the various agents to whom they have
been sent, for the purpose of increasing the
funds already collected, to sum sufficient t.,
place around 1t a suit able enclosure, aud to make
an avenue through the grounds OF the gentle
man owing the land which the Monument is
TO stand, whereby it may be approached by Wis
"ers; They have at no time proposed to erect
spiendd or magnificent edifce. On the con.
trary, they desire that the style of the Monument
ana ITS appendages may be sich as to comport
WIN the weIl-known plain and unos' entorious
character of the venerated matron, whose vir-
tues u Is intended to commemorate. They
therefore make this their final appeal to every
generous and patriotic American.
The amount ofany collections made, will bo
forwarded to Mr.. William Allen, Treasurer to
the Monumental Committee by the LIST of June
next.
EDWARD ii. CARMICHAEL,
SAMUEL HARRISON,
GEO. WASHINGTON BASSETT,
req io Sub Committee.
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EUST published, the London Quarterly Re.
o. view. No 9l
CONTENTS

CONTENTS.
The Life of Samuel Johnson, l. l.. d. By
James Boswell Esq. A New Edition. Edited
and illustrated with numerous biographical and
historal Notes. BY the Right Hon. John Will
son Croker.
Introductory Lectures on Political Economy,
being part of course delivered in Easter Term,
83l. BY Richard Whatley, ID. D., now Arch
bishop of Dublin
The Journal ofthe Royal Geographical Soci-
ETY. of London for the year l83O-3l.
An Essay on the Distribution of Wealth and
the Sources of Taxation BY The Rev. Richard
Jones, A M, of Gonville and Caius College,
Cambridge.
The Life of Richard Bentley, d d, Master of
trinity College, and Regius Professor of Div-
nifty in the University of Cambridge; by James
Henry Monk, u ID, Bishop of Gloucester
Papers relative to the Disease called Cholera
Spasmodica in India, now prevailing in the North
of Europe; printed by authority OF His Majesty's
Most Honorable Privy Council.
History ofthe Epidemic Spaemodic Cholera of
Russia; by Bisset Hawkins, NJ d.
Report of the Epidemic Cholera as it appear-
ed in the Territories subject to Fort st. George;
drawn up by order Of Government, under the
superlntendence of the Medicel Board; bv VIM
Scott, Surgeon and Secretary to the Board
Bombay Reports.
Bengal Reports.
Die Asiastichie Cholera in HUSBAND, in den
Jahren 500 80, mach Russischen QuclIen bear
belte,; Won DR. ] r. Lichtcnstadt
Rapport au ConseIl superieur de Sante sur lie
Cholera Morbus pestilentiel; Par Alex Moreau
de Jonnes. Membre ct Rapporteur du Conseil.
Is the Cholera Spasmodlca of India a conta-
gIouS disease? The question considered IN let
ter addressed to Sir Henry HaIford, Bart; by
w. Macmichael. M ID.
The Life and Death of Lord Edward Fizoe-
raid; by Thomas Moore, Esq.
The London Gazette for October 90 h. 1851
Directions ofthe Privy Council concerning the
Cholera
Letter to the Lords; by Member Of the
House of Commons Sep. %, 1881.
Library of Entertaining knowledge, vol 18th,
parts and 2.
Knowledge for the People, (or the plain why
and because, )-ReceIvcd and tor sale by
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CO-PARTNERS SHIP.

TENHE subscribers have taken the store on
a Main street, few doors below ]. H..
Nash's Book Store, where they propose to car
ry on the Grocery and General Commission
business, under the firm of 7. g. ~ TALLEY.
They will endcnyour to keep constantly on
hand, an assortment of the best GROCERIES,
which they will furnish upon the most reason
able terms. They offer their services TO their
trends and the public, for the sale or purchase
OF goods or produce. The attention of both
being constantly directed to their business, they
hope to give satisfaction to hose who may pat
ronIse them. THOMAS TALLEY,
IL 2aw9t NATHL. TALI.EY
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TEyO JAMES oLIvER.-As sou arc not an

TEyO JAMES OLIVER.-As sou arc not an
IL inhabtan, Of the State of Virginia. and
have no agent therein known TO us. you are here
by notified, that on Friday, the second day OF
March next, between the hours OF nine o'clock
in the morning and sunset, we shall proceed, at
the office of Herbert A. Claiborne, in the city OF
Richmond, to take the dispositions of sundry per-
sons to be read as evidence in the trial of two
suits now depending on the Chanccry side of
lIenrico County Court, in the first of which, !,
BENJAMIN Sheppard, sheriff OF llenrico county,
and administrator of Elizabeth Oliver, deceased,
is plaintiff, and you defendant; and in the last
|, Madison Long am plaintiff, and Benz amin Shep-
pard sheriff aud administrator of Elizabeth Oil
YER deceased, as aforesaid, aud yourself, are de.
PENDANTS; AMI If the taking of such dispositions
shall not be completed on that day, we shall con-
inue the taking thereof on the next day, at the
place aforesaid, between the hours Of nine o'clock
in the morning and sunset of that day.
Your obedcnt servants,
BENJAMIN SHEPPARD.Es
Sheriff Of HenrIco and admir- Of Elizabeth
Oliver, deceased.
ian 3O-Iaw4t MADISON LONG.
rINO JOHN WILKINSON, Sueiag for the BEN
IL eft of Geo. Wiikinson.-Sir, AS you not
known to be inhabant of Virginia, you are
hereby notified, that shall, on the third Satur-
day in March next, being the 18th day of the
month, between the hours Of O'Clock in the
morning and sunset, at the Franklin Hotel, in the
town of Lynchburg, proceed to take the deposit
tion of Reuben Burch and others; and on the
Monday following, at the tavern of Edwin Jourdin,
in the town of Gainesville, those of Albert G.
Iudgins and Moseley S. Stratton, and Others and
on Wednesday the 2lst day of March, at the ia
vern of Richard Bass, Powhatan Court House,
the deposition of said Bass and others; to
be read in evidence in suit now pending i,
the County Court of Powhatan, wherein you are
plaintiff and we are defendants. The taking oil
said dispositions will continue from day to day un
til completed where you may attend if you think
proper WIN. 81 HENRY MONTAGUE.
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Barboursvillc, Jan. IA, 1882.

AE X. JAMES OLlVER-As YOU lave no,
1Ta within this Commonwealth any known
agent or attorney, therefore cause publication
to be made of the following writ as by the said
writ am required JESSE f. KEESEE,
Coroner of Henrico county.
The Commonwealth of Virginia to the Coro-
nef OF henrco county, greeting: Whereas Eliza
beth Oliver, late Elizabeth Long, by John Bath.
her next friend, heretofore exhibited to the court
oil our SAID county her bill of complaint against
James Oliver: wherrupon sundry proceedings
nave been had, rs appears from the records and
h'eS or the said court; but before a final decree
could be pronounced IN the cause, the said Eliza
aOeth Oliver departed this life, intcstate as it is
SAID, and administration Of all and singular her
goods, chattels and credits hath been in due form
committed to Benjamin Sheppard, sheriff OF the
Salu county OF lienrico; and it appearing by an
affidavit filed with the cleIk of our said cour,
That the said James Oliver is out of this Com
monwealth, and the said Benjamin Sheppard
sheriff OF the county aforesaid, and as such ad-
mlnistrator of the estate of the said Elizabeth
OIVer, deceased, having supplica led us for n
proper remedy IN this behalf-thereforc we COM
inand you that you make known to the agent or
attorney in fact fthe said James Oliver. if anv
he have within this Commonwealth or if he
nave no such agent or attorney known, then that
you make known to him, the said James o lyer
Oy publication, Tor four weeks SUCCESSFULLY i'm
some newspaper published in this Common
wealth, that he, the said James Oliver, be before
the Justices of our said County Court of Henri
co, at the Court House, on the first Monday in
March next, to shew If any thing for himself he
have or know to say, why the said SUIT should
not be proceeded in TO final decree against him,
and be in all things in the same plight and CON
dtlon as it was at the time of the death of the
SAID Elizabeth Oliver, and further to do and re-
celve what our said court shall IN that part con
slder--and have then and there this writ. Wit
ness, Lottcn. n. Elicit, clerk of our said court.
tins 4,h day of January, 1882, in the seth wear
of the Commonwealth
LOFTlN n. Elicit, elk. II. c..
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george F9r, John Fog, Albert For, Alfred For

George F9r, John For, Albert For, Alfred For,
and Sarah For:
ENAkE NOTICE, that shall take the deposition of
Heorge w. Henshaw, and others, Monday, the
"a day of April next in the Counting Room of the Store
OF washington Gaewood New Town, King and Queen
county, between the hours Of O'Clock in the morning.
ana sunset OF SAID day. and if from any they should
moi be taken or completed that day. to continue from
day 10 day, at the same place. and between the same
hours until the same taken and completed, read
IN evidence, before the Judge of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, fer King William County,
IN suit therein depending and undetermined, wherein
we ana others are plaintiffs, and you and others de.
PENDANTS, where you are requested to attend.
Yours respectfully, JOSEPH FOX.
Is W8t* ELIZABETH d. FOX.
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DISSOLUTION

"a VIE Co-PartncrshiPi in the Coach. Making Blu
X ness heretofore existing between the subscri-
bcrs, under the Firm of Carter, Mitchell g. Co.
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the Goth dav
OF July last, and all accounts in relation to the
firm, are to be settled by Amos K. Carter.
AMOS X. CARTER
IAAIES MITCHELL
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HNO Hugh Davis, and Susan, his wife; Finch
Il Cross, William l.. White, and Eliza
beth, his wife; John Cross, and Tinsley Davis,
IN his right, and as next friend for YOUR son,
John Hector Davis:
You will be pleased to take notice, that shall
on Friday, the 10th day of March next at the
tavern of James f. Huffman, in the county of
Hanover, proceed to take the dispositions of
George Hoskins and others, to be read as evil
dencc in suit now depending and undetermined
III the Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the county of Henrco, III which you are plain
tffs and am the defendant. The said deposit
tions will be taken on the day and at the place
aforesaid, between the hours of 9 o'clock i'm the
morning and 5 o'clock in the evening; and if.
from any cause, the taking of the said dispositions
shall not be completed on the day aforesaid, the
taking thereof will be continued, from day to
day. at the same place and between the same
hours, until the taking thereof shall be completed
am your obedient servant,
NANCY b. CROSS,
Widow of Fleming b. Cross, deceased, Cura-
.trIx OF the Estate ofthe said Fleming b. Cross.
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IE>O HENRY DE ENDE-Sir YOU will be
II pleased to take notice. that | shall on
Tuesday, the Sd day of April next, between the
hours Of o'clock, in the morning. and O'Clock,
in the evening of that day, at the office of John
Shore, Notary Public in the City of Richmond.
proceed to take the dispositions of John Cosby
and others, to be read as evidence in suit now
depending in the Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, for the county of Henrco, in which |
am plaintiff, and James p. Wilkinson and YOUR
sell are detendants-and if from any cause the
taking OF the said Dispositions, shall not be CON-
plctej on that day, the taking thereof will be
continued from day to Gay, at the same place and
between the same hours, until the taking there
of, shall be competed-I am, your obed,ent SER
want, BACON TAFT.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
GEORGE CAREY.

Corner Of Baltimore and Charles Streets Baltimore,
H AS for sale general assortment of Domes
- tic Goods, consisting in part of "Walthnn,"
"Appteton," "Lo,oeH," "HnmiLtoa," "Nashua.m
"E@eter," "Auery," and "Pitsfeld" MANurAc-
TUREs, which will be sold favorable terms by
the package piece.
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GRAPE VINES.

SLlPS of The following varieties of the Grape.
~ from Doc'. Norton's vineyard, for sale,
warranted TO withstand the effects of Winters
irost and Summers sun, and never to fail in pro-
Guclng crop Of excellent eating fruit, and album
dant supply for the manufacture of wine, reuuir.
ing but little pruning or care in the culture.
Catawba, punches weighing J to 3 of pound
Isabella. do do gto3 do do
Virginia seeding, do do ITO Z do do
,Worthngton, do do Ito do do
Ibe slips are put in boxes Of hundreds and
fifty eacI-for sale low at
WHITING BURWELL e. cos.
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A rules held the clerks Office of the circuit superior
IA court OF law & chancery for the county OF King VIII
liam, Monday the 9th of February, 1882 Joseph Fox
and Elizabeth d. Fox, his wife, judith F. Fox, John ~
Fox Joseph H. Fox, Thomas p Fox, Mary Fox, Richard
Fox and Sarah Fox, the said Judith ohm NJ joseph II
Thomas F., Mary, Richard, and Sarah, children of the
SAID Joseph Fox and Elizabeth d. Fox and infants under
the age OF twenty lone years, by the said Joseph Fox
Their next friend, complts., against John Fox George
Fox, Alfred Fox, Albert Fox, Thomas H. Fox, Richard
w Fox, Charles j. Fox, g. Sarah Fox, Thomas Lefwicb
and Frances, hls wife, who Frances Fox Martin
Drewry, and Mildred his wife, who was Mildred s.
foS VIM Hatcheti and Judith, ms wife, who was Ju-
dih Fox, and George Harris, dts In CHANcERy
The defendants John Fox, George Fox, Alfred Fox
Albert OK, and Sarah Fox not having their ap-
peatance and given security according the act of AS
semhy, and the rules of rhr court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants of
tins State; IL is ordered that said defendants do an
pear here on the first day of the April term and am
swer the b of the companants and that cJpy of this
order be forthwith inserted IN per published
IN the city of Richmond, for months successivelv
and posted at the front door of the Court House of This
County.
is A Copy. Teste RO B. POLLARD n r.
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g z y. c. r. q q y. ~ &

Il TlilS beautiful. distinguished, thorough-br red
Z racer. and gettcr OF racers, viii stand the
rh-uing season, at the residence of my son.
george w. Johnson, within one mile Of Moody's
i"Vcrn, in Chesterfield, and about twenty
miles from Richmond and PETERSBURG; and is
now at his stand, ready to serve mares at so
ihe single leap, and $50 the season. payable on
Isl August next, when it will expire; 500 IN
S"rancc payable rs soon as the mare is known
to be IN ioai parted with; one dollar cash to
ne groom Mares that failed to Sir Charles
asst year, will be insured this year at the price
ct the season. A company of SIX mares NAV co
~ 500 the season, each; and one gentleman nut
ing five mares, shall have the same privilege
| Mares furnished with pasurage, which are very
extensive and excellent, and servants sent with
mares boarded gratis. Lots are laid down, in
BOTH wheat and grass, for mares and colts. and
req, l! required, at % cents day. Care will be
taken to avoid accidents, but 10 accountability
Tor any that may happen.
Sir Charles has been so often advertised that
II Is only necessary TO say, that lie is in as fine
health as horse can be, and is n remarkably
sure toa!-gettcr. His colts are very beautiful
very successful, and are winning wherever they
90 1hey arc s"IIlugat very high prices indeed,
ana are In very great demand. Should the colts
u any other DIS ngujshed horse run and win,
aud win very often and were TO sell, and sell
very often, and at high prices, they then would
"uIy be Cqlal to Sir Charles's
w. X. JOHNSON.
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Rogers Orange Gunpowder.

ENHlS article (for sale by the subscriDcrsl is
4 now made upon new, and much improved
principles, producing, as guaranteed by the pro-
prletor, remarkable superiority of strength and
qulckness, and great perfection in its combustion
1t is offered in kegs of all the different sizes Of
grains.-ALSO, in CaniSters, of double and the
greatest possible degree of strength.
Dealers are requested TO notice, that this pow
der may at once be distinctly known from all
other,by an orange or red stain impaired on its
Ignlton.-Also by its peculiar fightnoss,
measured charge of it will be found to neigh
much less than the same measure of any other
kind OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
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PUBLIC WAREHOUSE,
RRch11lOnfE

DLANTERS and others, sending tobacco to
n the above Warehouse, are informed that
the same is now undergoing general repair for
the better security of tobacco. Ono. NJ. Shcp-
pard. Jr., having been appointed IN the place of
MIR. John Fisher, resigncd) 1t is now under the
management of the subscribers, who pledge
themselves that every attention shall be paid to
any tobacco sent TO the Warehouse. Freight.
toll, &c. advanced on all tobacco consigned to
US, and the drayage on such tobacco the same os
TO other Warehouses in this City.
NJ. g.. LAKELAND.
JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, Jr.
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, Z
81 %38 M the County of GoochIard, TWEEN
Rs5sszazzsfS-g y two miles above Richmond. and
ten below the County Court House, and be al
lowed to serve mares at the moderate price of
fifteen dollars the acknowledgment by twelve
dollars if paid 10y The fifteenth If JULY, (whcn
the season viii expired twenty five dollars will
be required to ensure mare with foal TO be
PAD as soon as the marc Is known to be IN roal
or is parted wi'h-good pastnrape will be af
iordcd gratis to mares lett win the horse, and
good care taken Of them, but no liability for
accidents or escapes. The mares will be fed. if
directed, at twenty five cents dav. Brimmcr
VIII b. al his s'a.d the list day of March. ready
to serve mares +. r.: HARRISON.
PEDIGREE.
BR1MNER was gotten 10y IIcrod, his dam bv
ROBIN ltcdb'eas', his grand dam by Shark. ereai
Grand dam by Give, g grand dam by Lath,
g & q grand dam by Btylors Fcarnourht. n n
z = grad dam by GA Janus, @ g q Q o grand
cam by Wilmington, gg gg grand dam by
OId Janus. Il. X. HARRISON.
BErMMrE's Pedigree explained. Herod wss
gotten by Ihomas G. Bunbury : Diored, DIomcd
by Forlz"l. in England, FIorizel by Hcrod. He
rod hv Mr.. CrOtts CCIc6rGt horse Partner: Rob.
BIN Rcdbccast was gotten ~ the Earl of Der
Hy- hor-" SIR Peter Tcazc, Sir Peter TeazoI
by IighAycr, lighnycr by Hcrod, Hcrod
vy Mr.. Crof's Partner; Shark was gotten by
No-h, Mash b. Lord God lphns Arabian
Horse who was called the Godolphin Arabian
CHgc was rot by BpyIors Fearnouehi Fear
o"nght by Roguus, RCgulus by the GoGolphn
hra5 .i: La'h was gotten by the Godol, Inn A.
."o.ai; ~ u't;DgtoU was COTTON by Lo:d Low
hers EItb House. who was cGlj'd the Whre
j. |T"I i,.Wih"r Barb. tp g. 2nwGi