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NLBANY.-The report OF the Albany Board OF Health
Tuesday comprises 81 Of cholera ~ Of which
were mild, and severe. Deaths s. Under treatment 4.
Convalesccnt
An Extra from the office OF the Albany Argus, dated
p NJ yesterday, contains official report of a committee
OF the Board OF Health of Detroit dated 9th july stating
the circumstance OF of cholera OF which, the
subject being very incorporate man, had proved fatal
among the u States troops board the Henry Clay
boat The troops proceeded notwithstanding, the num-
Der OF four hundred, Tor Chicago The second was
less violent and the patient expected to recover.
An endorsement, the back OF the slip from Detroit
continuing the above says:"Four other
Cured alter tho publication OF this. The Henry Clay
proceeded Oh her way To Chicago"
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From the American Turf Register for Julyl
SPORTING INTEIIlGENrE'

The Joocing Stakes open to be run oper The
Central Coorse.-B Baltimore June l. 1882
L. Chateau MargauX Stskes.-A post sweepstakes will
be run tor on the second day of the fall meeting two
miles out Entrance 500, p p. Each gentleman over
twenty -one OF age to ride his horse. Four
Chateau Magaux the Club. To close the frs, day of
August--To this there already eight subscribers
Z sweepstakes for colts and flles three years old
bred and owned n State OF Maryland and District OF CO.
lumbia, two mile heats. Entrance 500, h. run first
day CT fall meeting 1882 Four to make race
To close and maine LIST of October.
B. post sweepstakes for next fall free for all ages
four mile heats. Entrance $3.50 p. p-he proprietor TO
aid $4,000; four TO make To close lst OF
ston, J. NJ. Seden.
1: sweepstakes for colts and flles three years old
TO run next fall meeting two mile heats. Entrance 5000
IL four or more 10 make To close ls Of Sep
tember
o. sweepstakes for colts and hies, three years old
that have never won race TO next fall meeting
two milo heats. Entrance $500, Ia. (. four or more 10
make a To close LIST October.
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a CHALLENGE.

KoNBoRoUGH, July 3, 1882.
MIR. Ediior-Will you be kind enough state in the
cx number OF your Sporting Magazine, that propose
run Bonnc blue OF Andrew, against any horse four
mile heats for five thousand dollars side, half forfeit
The TO be the Central Course the next
Fall Meeting. The acceptance of this challenge, with
the maine OF the horse together with the selection
OF iny two named horses TO be the Secretary of
your Club, 10 YOURSELF before the 10th day of Au
gust next. JOHN G.. CRAIG
To j. s. SKINNER, Esq, Cor. Sec. Md Jockey Club
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preside over the destiniesof this young Repubicl
Is II TO become aquestion, whether the Bank and lite
lawyers shall govern the country the people and their
defender and the Constitution!
IL so, let the fact be once known We ready to
help try the issue. Whichever way decided, If this be
the question: is fortunate the trial has been hurried
early; for dangers aud evils when known less for
midabe and readily obviated than if doubtful and
concealed. Globe Eyl,, Nc
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WEsTERN TOBACCO LANDS FOR sALE.--Th,

~ ~
w subscriber is DESTROYS of disposng Of his lands In
the western part OF Virginia, being undivided third
part oil the real estate OF his deceased uncle, William
bbs Esq Those lands lie in the counties OF Rockbrdge
Boteourt and Bedford containing where about co..
900 acres Also 10000 the county OF Berkeley
all oil which Is hrsate mountain land adapted TO the Gull
ure OF corn wheat, rye hemp On the first
mentioned tract, have the finest tobacco, wheat,
corn and hemp grow and have known tobacco made from
this estate TO sell for from $2 2I in the Lynchburg
market The road from the Peaks Of Otter TO Lexington,
Va passes through the estate by the dwelling house and
tavern there are many beautiful sites for buildings along
on the margin Of the James River and Gennings Creek
the last mentioned stream taking it's entirely
through the land, its whole passage from tho Peaks OF
Otter TO the junction with James River. There many
handsome farms and mill this stream. There
good grst and mill belonging the estate this
creek proverbal for health the purest free
lime stone and mineral waters. There several quar-
res OF elegant stone the The greater part
the incest rock raised from this land for the Rock
bridge Canal supposed there great quantity Of
lead and iron ore Astounding the lands Lead has
been found and into metal for The very rapid
and paiseworhy movements OF State towards Internal
Improvement will make those lands immensely valuable.
In fine abounds in good timber and the advantages
Western Virginia estate. will exchange my part for
negroes in families sell for liberal price, in money,
or on credit Tor years, with lien the lands and good
personal security, and lay the farms of TO suit pur
chasers AlsoI will sell small OF land in the county
oil "estmoreland Va part of the Carve estate, low,
Tor cash. good bonds Persons wishing purchase will
please signify the by mail otherwise 10 the sub
scrbcr, Dunnsville Essex county, Va The lands
In the brs mentioned tract will be shewn and all nor-
friends, MIR Jas S. Wood, Col Jas Carmill and VIM II.
Douthat, Esq of Patonsburg Va to all who may desire.
Those in Berkeley, by Mr. Baker Topscott. In West
moreland by Capt. VIM. Hull who lives the
no, disposed OF by private bargain will sell at auction
in the different countless their respective days. in
the months OF August and September next, which shall
be made known by handbills in due time | expect to
be in Pattonsburg by the LIST day of August and hope
all those indebted to for rent, &C. for years passed will
be prepared 10 discharge the my arrival. All de-
mands against me shall be adjusted, If any.
III. w. TlBBS, Essex County, Va
July g. l6-wIm
DIT The Lynchburs Vgnian the Paper
castle Mirror will good for
I'D hnirn
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IA AND FOR SALE.--The subscriber wishing TO dis
"a pose Of his land in Virginia, and the West
ern country offers fer sale, by private contract the fol-
lowing ands the tract which he resides, in the
~ Of Louisa and the North Anna river, nine miles
north Of louisa Courthouse containing by estimation
454 liz acres 1t is obvious that this tract affords many
and great advantages to enterprsng IL has it,
several good dwelling houses store lanyard and shops
for Of which at present. rented at good
prices There is good merchant mill Immediately at the
place, which Is now offered for sale 1t is believed that
few situations afford important advantages for the
establishment and support Of mandatory
Also, tract of land, lying nearly the North Anna
river about six miles distant from the above named
tanning $50 acres with about 20 fresh cleared
which furnishes great quantity Of plank the village
Orange courthouse, miles distant.
Also, other tract adjoining the last mentioned
tanning 33l acres, all in timber.
Also, onesixb part Of undivided tract Of 200 acres,
lying in the county Of Tyler, within 12 miles Of the
courthouse. As this last mentioned land lies remote
from me, would sell it at considerable sacrifice. For
terms and further particulars, apply to
N. b would receive young negroes in exchange for
the above land.
Ellisvile. June g. 9--1ant'
I'm RY-YfRG1NIA.-At Rules holden in
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the County Of Cumberland, from the 4
to The 9th days Of June inclusive, 10 the year 1882;
Miller Woodson Pitt
against
Leonard Bosber, Def
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
given security according 10 the act OF Assembly and to
Rules OF This court and IL appearing by satisfactory evil
dcnce that he is not an inhsbsn OF this country ii il or
dercd that the sa defendant DO appear here on the first
day Of the next September term and the Bill oil
the plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper publisedin the city Of Richmond
for two months succcssivey and posted at the front door
Of thc Court House OF this county.
ialy y" &c y Tsw
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E'OETss n.
,tucH rAr RnNiAiNs UNsuNa.
For TIE ENQUIRER

FOR TIE ENQUIRER
wRtrrES Nv AZ An.rsr tNrrV,
JULIA CABEIL.
~, rcd az &c edy Of og months d2y taaere
on al tchc knee her leeH.
Swcet spirit. - what distant realm unknown
Hast thou now wingd thy bey ond sight!
Sure, to somo brighter, happier sphere ,hcu Down,
Whore thy pure soul exuts in kin lrcd light.
When recall thine accents dear and sof,-
Thy Iocund laugh, thy sweet and winuu; ways
Thy innocence aud love- eyincsd so off,
The tear, uabilden, 10 thy memory strays.
Ailovod tiee WALL and with fond prophoSy
Poretold the brightness of thy future hOur;
Thy present Youthful day would far outyie,
NJ does the blushing each other flower
Vain thought. thy thread OF life is snapt twain,
And now IN Heaven, thy voice OF silver SQUAD
Nth skill matuter, swclls the angelic strain
Of melody, poured forth by all around.
Perhaps thou thus early called away,
With all thy virtues unaloy'd and pure,
To gill the tcmplo OF tho npper day.
And thy own bliss aud happiness
And Though thou ike icws that fall
Refreshing, the parcl,'d and thirsty plain,
Thy happy spirit, would ne'er recall
To tread once moro this OF toll and paint
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July 10.

o. GORGE +. SWAMI, attorney at La,c. will in
QU future attend the Inferior and Circuit Superior
Courts OF Law and Chancery, held in the counties of Cum
berand and buckingham Business entrusted TO his
management will meet with his faithful attention. Per-
communicating with him. will please direct their
tcrs TO Cumberland Court House, Va.
July 6. I7-wiw~
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WIRGINIA MUSEUM.-This we'll known establish

VIRGINIA MUSEUM.-This well known establish
ment together with all the Paintings, Minerals Eos.
sis and cuosities thereto belonging is offered for sale.
The building is 80 by 80 feet, stories high, built
brick and covered with slate. 1t is situated the south
corner of the Capitol Square, in pleasant and central
part OF the city. The building constructed with a
view TO all the purposes Of a Museum and in the hands
OF man OF enterprise might be made very valuable pro-
perry. The establishment will be shown any person
wishing to purchase, on application at the premises. APP
pca'ons from persons abroad by letter, post paid direct
ed to the subscriber, the Museum, will he promptly at
tended to. RICHARD LORTON
May %. 5-wSm
DThe Editors of the Courier Enquirer, York arc TO
9uested publish the above week for twelve weeks
their accounts for collection.
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ZION DENSEO ENGLISH CHANCERY REPORTS
- Reports Of Cases decided in the High Court Of Chan
Gerry in England edited by Richard Peters Counsellor at
Law and Reporter Of the Decisions OF the Supreme Court
Of the United staesthree volumes published for sale by
r. T. SMITH.
Chancellor Kent, speaking Of the great value Of the
above work TO all the American Bar, observes, think
they have been judicously edited, and it is work that
much wanted IL was indeed indispensable to the cir
cuaiiOn in this country Of English Equity Law (he best
code In the world Of ethical principles justly and truly APP
Piled to the administration Of usice) for who could buy
be willing TO wade through all the yolumnous pages Of
English Chancery Decisions, when halfof the number
is cumbersome and useless with Us ~
runc % I5--W3w
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EER. JOHN BILLUPS:-As you are not am inhabi-
1vA ant of the State Of Virginia, take this mode OF
giving you notice. hatl shall the 25h day Of August
in the year 1882 at the dwelling house of William Hatch
et in the county Of Henderson, and State OF Kentucky
proceed TO take the deposition of James H. Farmer be
read evidence in the suit in Chancery which YOU have
brought against Benjamin Farmer and myself in the Coun
ty Court of Lunenburg, and State of Virginia
Yours, SC. LODOWICK FARMER.
July 3. I6--w1,yN
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POLITICAL

TIVE ARTS OF THE ENEIY--AND THE RESULT.
The Philadelphia Inquirer is the mere instrument, and
agent Of me u 3 Bank Hitherto II has advocated the
election OF J'ekson and Van Buron. because was the
ppCy o. TIC Bank 20 to direct is prOessoDs and because
i wa deemed polite 20 convey ilo impression ,ha, the
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AXIILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.-The Lee
Wv lures in this Institution will commence as usual,
on the last Monday in October. The Faculty au
horzed TO permit Student TO board of College, ex-
cept on the written request of the parent guardian-a
condition that will not be dispensed with in any case
No is to be paid for board including lodging washing
fuel candles attendance &c. than S120, OF which one
half TO be paid when the Student College, and
the other half at the expiration Of half the term Expen-
ses as foows:-For board STANDARDIZATION fee So
fees to the Professors in the Junior Course S70-in the
Senior Course $60-Thcse fees to be paid in advance
The Law Lectures will be continued to the end Of the
term, and the necessary expenses of the student ncud-
ing board, fee to the Professor and marculaon fee will
be Sl45
The Grammar School opens the first Of October
Board for 10 months 800, and tuition fee $50.
Dg This Advertisement be published Enquirer tho
Wing and Times Richmond, Immediately week for three
weeks uccessive and afterwards from Sptomber
week until tho opening Of tho College, In the Inegence
bu the Norfolk Bcacon the Raleigh Contno
tho Republican, Winchester; and the Edgecd Carolnian Co.
week three times from the beginning SepAccounts be
to Major Edmund Christian. July 10. 19-w3w
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NOTlCE-All persons having claims against the
tate of Jones Br0,CdeT decd, and all who claim any
part OF his estate the descendants OF his paerna
ternal kindred hereby earnestly requested TO for
ward and their relationship TO the deceased, who
was the Of Arthur Browder and Rebecca. formerly
Jones' anxious to close the OF David Thacker
decd. and also that of Jones Brow,ier.
JOHN T. SYDNOR,
ErOr. Of Dapid Thdcker, decd. icho ,oaS
.fdnr. Of Jones BrO,oder, decd
JuIv iw%
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Nm CERY-vIRoINIA.--At Rules held in the
II Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for the County of King William on Mon
day >the 4th of June 1892
Joseph Fox and Elizabeth ID. Fox his. wife Judith f
Fox, John N Fox, Joseph III. Fox, Thomas p Fox Mary
Fox Richard Fox and Sarah Fox the chill
dren OF the said Joseph Fox and Elizabeth D. Fox and in
ants under the age of twenty years. by the said Jo
seph Fox their next friend, Pitts
against
John Fox George Fox, Alfred Fox Albert Fox, Thomas
H. Fox, Richard W Fox, Charles j. Fox, Sarah Fox
Ihos Lettwch and Frances his wife, who was Frances
Fox, Martin Drewry, and Mildred $. his WIFE who was
Mildred ). Fox, VIM. Ratchet and Judith his wife, who
was j udlth FOX, and George Harriss, Deis
The Defendants. John Fox, George Fox, Alfred Fox
Albert Fox, and Sarah Fox not having APP
pearance, and given security according the Act of AS
semby and the rules of this Court appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants of this
States IL is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here on the first Monday in August next answer the
bill OF the complainants and that copy Of this be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the CT
y OF Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
at the front door Of the Court House of this county
Copy. Tes;c, RO. B. POLLARD ID. c.
June H. lO-wSws
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Oh Sn REWARD.-Abscondedf from his boat in the
~ OU City OF Richmond, ION Thursday last, the lIih
inst my head Bob, who calls himself Bob Loney he
is about 30 years of age he is Of bright complexion and
has strait hair has Of his fingers his right
hand drawn up, from burn the snew. purchased
him Of SiIas Mohundro who also purchased him Of John
Toncy, residing in New Canton, buckingham County.
He has wife in the said eighbourhood the widow Lo
ney's lie drew $35 freight money; which suppose was
the Of his leaving the boat hereby forewarn all
Captains Of Vessels from harbourng said negro, at the
penalty Of the law The above fewad will be given if Ia
ken without the State, and 800 if taken within the State
and delivered to in Fluv6nna County or secured soha
| get him again DANIEL p. LEWIS.
FluVauna June 26. I4-wbws
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HN CHANCERY--ViRoINIA.-- Goochland Coun
u ~ Court 18th June, 1882
Thomas Bniord, Plaintiff
against
Kenneth McRae, and William McRac, Defendants
The Bill OF the plaintiff being read and fled and the
defendant William McRae, not having his appear
and given security according the Of the Gene
raj Assembly and the Rules of this Court-and il appear
ing the Court by satisfactory evidence that is an
inhabiiant OF this Commonwealth the motion OF the
plaintiff by Counsel il ordered that the said defendant
William McRae do appear here or before September
Court next, and answer the plaintiffs b-anihat copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two months sue
cessveiy, and also posted at the foot OF the
house OF this county.
Copy. Teste, NAT. w. MILLER, D. c. O. c.
July 3. I6-wSw
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I'm ANCERY-VIRGINIA-At rules holden in
the Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Henrico county, the 7th day Of
July, 1882:
Thomas Keeran, Plaintiff
against
Thomas III. Mitchell and another Defendants
The defendant above named, having entered his APP
pearance and given security according act of AS
semby and the rules of this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is inhabant this
country: is ordered That the said defendant do appear
before the Judge OF said Court the Capitol in the
city OF Richmond the first day of the next October
term, TO be holden for the trial Of civil causes and answer
the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond for two months successfully and post
ed at the front door of the Capitol in the said CITY
Copy. Tesie, VIM. G. SANDS, ID. c.
July ID. I9-wsw
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I'm ERY-VIRGINIA.-Ata Court continued
u and held for Buckingham county, the 10Th day of
May, 1892:
Henry Adcock, admor of Elisha Adcock, Decd PltG.
against
Valentine Scruggs, and Finch Scruggs, exor of Allen
Scruggs, decd,
The defendant, Valentine Scruggs, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act Of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court and appearing, by
satisfactory evidence, that he is an inhabant Of this
country is ordered, That the said absent defendant do
appear here the first day OF the August Term
answer the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy this
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and post
cd at the front door Of the Court House of this county
Copy. Teste, X. ELDRlDGE, G. ID. c.
June ~. IO-wSw
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June %.

N observation-disclosures rules he'll for tho
II Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Chcs-
teeld County in the Clerks Office thereof, in the month
OF June, 1892:
Daniel Rudd, Zachariah Rudd, Elizabeth Ruddf and
Harriet Rudd; the said Zachaab. Elizabeth harriet
being infants of tender years, by William Goode, J their
next friend, Plfs
against
Robert +. Branch, who was, administrator of Leonard
R1dd, decd, Henry Tatum and WIN. Talbot DTS.
The defendant, Robert f. Branch, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is inhabant of this
Commonwealth ordered that the said Branch do APP
pear here the first day Of August next and an
swer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in the
City OF Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY posted
at the front door Of the Court House of this county.
Cvpy-Tese, L. NUNNALLY, ID. C.
June %. I3--ts
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AND FOR SALE-The subscriber is still DESTROYS
e. of selling his lands in Meckenburg Va: one tract
containing about one thousand and forty lies Cox
creek mile and half north of Roanoke river miles
West oil Lombardy Grove, and nine East of the c. in
good neghborhood any Va; the other tract
and Miles creeks about three miles north of Lombary
Grove. particular description is deemed unnecessary
My brother DIR. F. X. Gregory, will show the land any
gentleman disposed TO purchase This land is offered low
even for these oppressive times. Should the seasons be
toerahy favorable there will this year be made on the
Cox creek tract about 500 barrels OF corn 900 lbs
bacco $50 bus. Of wheat 800 bus of oats besides large
quantity Of hay. made in 1880 upwards of Is 900 lbs
tobacco from 45, 900 hills on this land
July 6. Gl7-w4w1 w. o. GREGORY.
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n the CerKs UIce OF the County Court OF Charlotte
the 4th day OF June, 1892
William Marshall, Executor of Allen Gillian, decd.
Plaintiff,
against
William Redmond, Thomas Redmond, and wm b.
Green, Defendants
The Defendants, William Redmond and Thomas Red
mond, not having entered their appearance according
the act of Assembly and the rules of this Court and il
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court that they are
not Inhabitants of this State, the motion of the Plain
tiff by counsel it is ordered that the said Defendants do
appear here the first Monday in September next and
enter their appearance and the Plaintiffs BILL and
give security for performing the decree of Court and
that copy OF this order be inserted in newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond months success
svey and posted the front of the Court house of
the said county. Copy Tesie
WINSTON ROBINSON, c.
June 10. ll--wSwT
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a VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR FALE-The
IN subscriber, about to remove to the West will sell
his plantations lying the Brook Run, in the county OF
Henrico, about four miles from the city of Richmond
contains between three and four hundred acres nearly
half of which is low grounds well calculated for meadow
has also abundant supply of timber OF the best qua
lily There has been recently discovered on the Pana-
Virginia Ii is deemed unnecessary TO give par
ticular description persons disposed to purchase will
first view the premises. EDWIN BURTON.
n. b. Specimens of the Marie can be seen a, the book
store of Messrs. J. H. Nash.
July 6. 17-w4w