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THNHE following capital Stations viii stand the ensuing

VHNHE following capital Stations will stand the ensuing
IL
JANUS at CHARLOTTE COURT House.
RINALDo with Major Rice at FARMvILLE.
BLACK WARRIOR in the COUNTY OF CAMPBELL
PEACOCK at MIR. TRAVIS BRoocK's in the County
OF Charlotte near MosELEY's FERRY.
WILDF1RE at Col. VIM WooDs's in the County,
OF ALBEMARLE,
And GAsCoIGNE near PETERSBURG.
Particulars in the bills
Gascogne will be let any thorough bred mare or any
breeder oil winner gratis. Uncxceponabe testimony
will be required to the beod of the mare in every in
stance and the expenses of any such mare from dis
lance out OF the State will be paid
Janus also will be let the any of the
following
Merino Ewe-Arel-The dam Of Sir Charles-Realifv
The dam OF Clara Fisher-The dam of Collier-SaIly
Hope or her dam-Kate Kearney.
None oil these horses will higher than twenty five
dollars dischargeabe with twenty if paid within the sea-
son, which VIII commence Valentines day february
IT, and end on the day OF the month i'm JuIy-
Mares may be fed, if required with corn twenty five
cents day. and charge will he made for servants sent
with them. The pdsturage near Charlotte Court House
and Famve is OF the first quality, very extensive and
well waiered and the public may be assured that no at
teniion will be spared the part of Mr. CarGwe or Ma
Jor RICE The other agents named arc believed to be
equally responsible, but shall not hold ourselves liable
Tor accidents or escapes Mares insured if reauredtbe
money to be paid in every instance when the mare is
yered, to be returned ia she shall prove not In oal
JOHN RANDOLPH of Roanobe
January 25 s2"G
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~ OIlCE.-All persons having claims against Mosbv
< Young, late Inspectors at the Shockm Ware
rouse, are requested TO hand them in properly anthen.
caed mat arrangements may be made for their settlements
ana all those indebted the same are hereby desired no
settle Their accounts necessary to close the affairs
oil the concern as soon as practicable
JOHN MOSBY.
=, SURVIVING Inspector of 1fosbg & Young.
'hdISh % gS-tlA.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }


q tONGRESS having by act passed the I'd instant
" authorized the Secretary of the Treasury lend
on interest the nsalmens under the Treaty of indemnity
concluded at Paris the fourth of July, thousand
eight hundred and thirty between the United States
OF America and his Majesty the King of the French upon
pledge of the Stock of the United States of the Bank
of the United States to the Bank Of the United States
subject nevertheless to be repaid the public Treasury
whenever the Commissioners appointed under the said
Treaty shall by their award direct to whom the said fund
with the accumulated interest shall be distributed"
In pursuance thereof NOTICE is nOtc gren, That
Proposals will be received from the Bank of the United
States other incorporated institutions from individuals
until the 10Th instant for borrowing the same if from the
and il from others upon pledge OF Stock OF the Bank of
the u States at par to amount equal the
rowed, for the ene nett proceeds of the first
under the said Treaty, amounting TO 1861 2t0 30
any part thereof not less than 100000 to be repaid
agreeably TO the provisions OF the said act.
LOUIS McLANE, Secretary OF the Treasury.
March IL. l0l-20thMh
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AMJAS committed TO the Jail of Augusta County, Vir-
gnia on the 2Sth day of September last as Runa-
way, Negro Man, who calls himself UiHidn Jackson
lie 1--we ieet six and hef inches high, about 20 years
oil age, between yellow and black, has a wart a little
above his left ancle and complains of his left eye He
had on, when committed, mixed wooen coat and a pair
tow and cotton pantaoons light calico striped vest
cotton shrt-all very much He talks very slow
sometimes says he free and sometimes says he belongs
to William Munlord of Norfolk.
January g. G7l-w12wS1 JACOB KIRTZ L,;Ie,
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~ ISS y. f. TAYLOR, will continue her school
I'VE the next year, commencing the 18th january and
terminating the 18th December, with a vacation of one
month III the summer. She teaches photography, Read
ing, Writing English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography,
and History, plain Needle Work, and TheOrem Painting
Board and tuition seventy dollars, for all except Painting
which will be an addition Of five dollars. My residence
is in very healthy and agreeable neghborhood-
Post Office, Pottiesville, Louisa county, va.
JOHN l.. COLLINS, Beech Hill
December %. 6s-wIO,r
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NOTICE.-Was committed to the Jail OF Powhatan
county, on the 18Th OF September last negro man
calling himself George, five feet half an inch high
dark complexion, about 80 40 years old, with black
mark extending from his hair down between his eyes
and was described in the commitment the property of
MIR. Smith OF Georgia; he. however now saws that he
belongs TO Mr.. Collier Of the city Richmond and was
purchased by him OF Mrs Burke in the county Ian
over The owner Of said negro requested to come for
ward, prove his property pay charges take him
or he will be dealt with according 10 law.
X. NJ. LAYNE, d. S. for VIM Crump, Sheriff
beceInbcr " go -.w12wH
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pOANOKE STAGE LINE.-The Subscriber has
* a established an accommodation line of Post Coaches
From WarrentOn, n. c. via the Rail Road TO Petersburg
virginia Passengers by this line will leave Warrcnion
every Monday, w Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 5
o'clock, A. NJ and arrive at Belfeld same DAYS at o.
clock and leave Beicld mornings and arrive at
Petersburg by o'clock, p. NJ.
Leave Petersburg every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day az 10 A. M aud arrive at Beield same DAYS; leave
Belhed every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday morn
ings, at O'clock and arrive Warrenton by clock
p. NJ.
The Subscriber has made this arrangement on account
OF the almost impossible situation of the As soon as
me roads permit, and the Rail Road Company receive
their other locomotive engine, different arrangement
VIII be made so TO give greater expedition. The sub
scrbcr has procured splendid Red Troy C0aches carry
ing nine passengers inside, and five outside This line
forms conneXlon with the Roanoke line from Warrcnon
10 Ddnvile, which departs Immediately after the arrival of
the accommodation line from Belied.
Fare from Petersburg to Dauvie, $40
Seats taken at the Office of the Rail Road Company
Petersburg also at Mr. Bellamy's Hotel Warrenon
Fare from Warrenton TO Petersburg, So
March 2 [97-wiw] JAMES w. JEFFREYS
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Feb. 81

A DVERTISENIENT.-W be sold at public auction,
"a and to the highest bidder, Benheim the late re-
sldence of Joseph HObson, deceased (near Frenchs Ia
vern IN Powhatan county Tuesday the Goth day of
Ihs month"; March il tair and il not the next fair day
thereafter all the stock OF every kind belonging to that
esia'esay horses and colts and calves ten yoke
oXen sheep and hogs, household furniture (amongst
which are some very valuable artices kitchen furniture
farming utensils every kind wagons horse CARTS and OK
CARTS carriage, single chair and carya with harness
Tor each carpenters, backsmths and shoemakers tools
patent balance to weigh 2,500b, the crops corn fod
der oats and hay with many other articles tedious and
unnecessary TO mention here The day after this sale is
hnlshed similar one will be made at plantation of the
deceased, called Markhams, in the same county, ON An.
pomaftov river adjoining nr Crump For ali sums No,
exceeding ten dollars cash must be paior larger
twelve months credit will be given, and bond with appro-
we'd security required, to carry interest from the date if
not Punctualy paid. THOMAS L. H0BSON, .ddm'or
Of Joseph Hobson, deceased.
John Hobson will at the time SELL Benheim on
inc same credit and for similar bonds, remarkably fine
saddle horse, fine booded brood mare, and two of her
cos-one three years old this spring, and the other one
ana another very fine colt two years old this spring. ba-
rouche and harness. wellselected library bath of best
TIM, &c. Sc March s. 9S-tds
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~ ING WILLIAM LAND FOR SALE-The nlan.

N ING WILLIAM LAND FOR SALE-The plan
M taton called Cownes, belonging the estate OF
Philip Aylct dec. lying between the Herring creek and
the Maapony river and about two miles above Ayett's
warehouse, will be publicly sold at Ayes house,
on Saturday the 25h of May nex-Ths tract contains
5oO acres OF land about one-thd of which is creek and
river low grounds, and the balance of very good high
iand. The improvements on the tract amply suIi-
cient Tor all farming purposes, and the comfortable
cominodation OF family and the land will be shown
any person wishing to purchase it, any time before
day OF sae by the subscriber who lives
The terms OF sale $4,000 to DO paid the first day
OF January next aud the balance the day
ry 1885 The purchaser OF this land will have the prv
ege OF seeding wheat upon it next fall and entire pos
session will be given on his making the first payment
p. AYLETT, Exor of p. .ayiett, dec.
Montvlle, March IL. IOi-wtds
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January 25

NOIICE.-.ln pursuance Of Decree Of the County
u Court OF Cumberland, rendered on the 2Sh day Of
January, 1888, in the of Minter aud wife against
Fucker Coz shall offer for sale on the premises on
tuesday the "a OF April next, il fair il the first fair
day thereafter about one hundred and eighty acres of
land, lying in the lower end Of Cunborand and adjoining
the lands OF Robert Siratt0n James Miner and others
and belonging TO the estate OF James Booiright decd
terms, three equal annual payments, az credit-Grst
payment bond with approved personal security will be
required; and Trust Deed the Land TO secure the
two last payments. ROBERT sTRATTONO
JOHN HUDGINS.
LEONARD DANIEL T g
PETER FOE, 9
February T. s7ZGvy
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PRlMMER-This thoroughbred horse a beautiful
60 bay oil good size and great power, will stand from
the 10Th inst TO the 10Th of July 10 the county OF Gooc
land at the mills of Mr. John Watkins, Is miles above
Richmond, and at the store of Dr. WIN. Nj. Anderson
miles below Goochand Court House. days out of at
the latter, and days ont OF the former pace-to CO.
yer at 10 dollars discharged by H. if paid by the
hrst day oil October neXtS dollars the single leap paid
at the time OF servicc25 cents TO the groom Mares fed
athe usual price Pasturage gratis Care will be taken
to prevent accidents and escapes but liability Tor any,
Information can be obtained from Mr. |. Watkins and Dr..
W. M Anderson. Brimmer got by Herod, he by Di-
omed, he by Forizel n England he by Herod do he
by Tartar he by Cros Partner. Brimmers dam was got
by Robin Red Breast, his grand dam by Shark e. e. dam
by Give, &. g. g. dam by Leh G. G. e. &. dam by Bay
lors Fearnough &. g. g. &. dam by old Janus e. G. e.
g g. s. dam by Wilmington &. G. G. G. q. g. dam by old
Janus JOHN GOODF Senr
POwhatan, February 9Th, 1888 s9-wsws
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Richmond, Dec. 10, 1892.

FENRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
n by virtue of Deed of Trust executed TO William
Is. Matthews and the subscriber, by John W. Hoomes,
Tor the purpose OF securing the payment of debt due to
Ausun Bockenbrough, and of record in King William
county Court L. as surviving Trustee shall on the Goth
OF March next or on the first fair day thereafter sell at
public auction, on the premises, for cash. that valuable
tract OF land now owned by the said John W. Hoomes
lying in the counties of King William and Hanover on
the Pamunky river, which through part thereof
caVlng only small part in the latter county containing
ny esumauon about seventeen hundred acres more or
es or 50 much thereof shall be sufficient to raise the
sum OF money in the said deed mentioned with the costs
ana charges attending the execution of the said Trust
and also certain other of money to secure the
ment OF which, to Winter Bray, the said Hoomes execu.
teu prior deed oil trust 10 Lawrence Muse and the said
William Il. Matthews on the same land and which is a.
record in King William County Court and has been as
signed by said Winter Bray to said Austin Brockenbrough
ms very fertile tract OF land and the fine improvements
on it, too well known to require further description
The title is believed TO be unquestonabe, but acting as
trustee, shall convey with special warranty.
TIL. GRESHAM, SURVIVING Trustee
reO. Zl 93-w5w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A LII PERSONS having claims against the estate oil
IN James Gatewood, decd, late of Caroline county
will make them known the Subscriber that he may
make early arrangements to settle them-and those in
debted 10 said estate will please forward and pay off,
as long indulgence cannot be given.
March IL. [I0I-3tl WM A. MONCURE,
administrator of James Gate,cod, deed.
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YNNRUST SALE of palua6ie propertv in Rieb,noud

lyNNRUST SALE Of patud6le property in Richmond -
n By virtue and in pursuance OF Deed of Trust, ex
ecued to us by George W. Truehesrt bearing date the
llh day OF july lS2S, and admitted i'm the of
nee oil the Hastings court for the city of Richmond the
l7h day OF December, 1928, made to secure the pay
ment oil debt therein mentioned: we the subscribers
or one OF MS, on the 18th day OF March, 1888 if fair
not on The next lawful fair day, at upon the land and
tenement aforementioned will sell public auction for
ready money, all the property and estate conveyed to us
Dy the SAID Decd that is TO say, all the right title inter
est aud estate OF what kind, nature degree or quality
soever TO- IN and oil certain three stored brick
and the land thereof and thereto adjoining lying and be
ing situate on the South Eastern side OF Ih street. and
between T. and streets, in the city OF Richmond and
particularly between the house formerly occupied as the
olhce OF Discount and Deposit of the Bank of the
United States in the said city, and the Tobacco Ware
house, on the said 18th day of July, 1925 in the occu-
patton OF Garland H. Mitchell, with all and singular
the appurenances to the said land and tenement be-
longing, all as conveyed to us by the said Deed
Acting as trustees, will convey the purchaser only
such title as we have by virtue of the said deed and with
out warranty by u.s. although by such conveyance we
believe the purchaser will acquire perfect and complete
nIe to the premises in fee simple, subject to Mrs True
hearts claim OF DOVER which she has yet reinqus
ed FIENINC t.MES
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond Dec. 13, 1892. 6I-Sm
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HNREDERICKSBURG IRON AND BRASS FOUN.
a DRY The subscribers having associated them
selves together under the firm of Ellison & Joaes would
respectfully inform the public that they have nearly com
pleed building an extensive Iron and Brass Foundry
situated on the head Of Commerce street, and will have
it in operation by the 2Oh March, when they will be
able to execute Castings, Cloth of iron and bras of
all descriptions, and also Smith Work. And from the cx
perence Of JONES, who has managed some OF the most
extensive Foundres to the North and understands tho
roughly, the business in all its various parts they expect
10 give satisfaction, and solicit public patronage.
EBENEIER ELIASON, Jr
JAMES X. JONES,
n. B-Lettcrs addressed TO the firm will meet with
prompt attention. Feb. 20 9j-2aw1w
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T1NO TOBACCONISTS. The subscriber offers or sale
"a his TOBACCO Factory, situsted on Cumberland
street, IN the Borough Of Norfolk. The building is 60
leet by 3O, with three aud fixtures complete Tor
putting up strip; IN front is spacious yard and the
adjoining lot which will be sold with IT, Sweat House
capable OF containing hundred kegs Of Tobacco. II is
located in healthy part OF the town, where there few
temptations 10 entice The aborers employed from their
business For terms apply TO
March 8. [95 12tl JAS. r. NtMMO, .Norfoh.
q tURE FOR SCARLET FEVER-Dr. YENABLr
" takes this method of informing lis friends and the
public in general that he has discovered and has pos.
session. specific for Scarlet Fever and that he design.
placing In to hands Of one Of the principal apothecacs
in Philadelphia for dsr5udon--and until such arrange
menls are made, he will furnish all applicants at his
residence, near Finny Wood, Charlotte, Virginia lie
WI only add hat the remedy may be confidently
lied upon az mercury in Syphilis.
March 3. og-A
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GEORGE \. CORTIES,
TUNIS VANDERIVER,
THOMAS SHEARMAN,
VIM. HAIGHT,
WILLIAM TILTON

Colts Neck N. j., July 18th, 1881.
have the originals of the above pedigree, letter and
certificate in my possession; and will shew them with
pleasure to any who may wish them, feel
satisfied now offer to the public fine horse and trust
breeders will do the favor of calling and examining
Tor themselves. w. w. HURT.
HaifaS, Feb. I6. ol-6w
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EoeeEIg'ss
FIRST AND SECOND LoyE.-Br l.. IL. NJ.
" nrcn rsr nrA.rN, vNsuNe."

To
No thou my love, loved booo we mot,
had lcau shed the bitter Of anguish rcgrc
Aud scen tho hopes cherished most like leaves dePu'
1t fearful struggle rcnl those bonds in twoio
To wear Slaus@ Of suniisht Wien ,h " ay WA, gone
And smile tho many when only dreamed of ono.
paced the 6a@Go traced tue 6"s gi amongst the crowd
That form OF noble bearing those limbs Of ehselcd mould,
seemed like tho pictured image Of tho AntiIous OF old
There much Of beauty ia that proud perfect face
The muies' outline such fam the culpo hand would trace,
The dark hair wild that clustered
Tho eu' upon the wtcaed p the clear cheeks naughty glow
AS %S S ,S tho 'ega,Go n! .,snsGy "T him uo
The Wild commanding gvnigs that over rose above
lie told me that no loved -anlI believed tho who
lived but in the meteor ray Of hi. bewi,chns smile
Aud boarded hom aud thought within nay very sleep
oyod him deeply, fondly TOT was half a child
ss, n a. " S. %a1S S I1. c %II Wild
Aud thought not in those earlier days, deeper truth
Thu first within trusting hoa tho flood OF anguish poured
Ina spell was own the dream was done, met again
Oh! fearful was the agony, the u,adjenng past
Across heat and mind like the witherug blast
] lived all dark and raysss, like monumental stone,
only knew, only tot, my star of light gone
ySo S ,' 9r" a%sSsh would no, weep for ono
pS oGG e% osS M'd aGT . az T hn '%s eaS
Time past, that fast impression, wore gradually away;
We mot heard thy geutIc voice, thy spirits sway;
can ne'Or forget that aitles have
have told thee how oyG hmthpk loyo thee loss,
am changed aud changing strangely have leaned p@e the
To feel all mind, all power all complcJ thou ant
lie was tho rapid torrent, loud laundering might
End thou the deep but silent stream, soi pcaccabo and bright
And thou the calmly shining star, of pure undyng ray
WhG would not choose between cm'ho lasting and the light
WHO would moi GOOSE between em the gcne aud the proud
Nor Prize thy generous love beyond, all ho that false
Thcy say that woman's love, must over be her last
ha.o poured forth my whole fond heart in its and
have told thee all Us struggles anioi it abovo
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nj OCUSr 0It0FE-d roiUablc estate fer saIe.-De-
sirous of removing TO tho west offer for salo one
oil the most desirable situations in the county of Halifax
being ON the road leading from Mosbys Ferry 10 Halifax
Court House, six miles from the Ferry and fourteen from
Tue Court House, containing 1900 acres half of which
Isl woods aud considerable portion first rate tobacco
land all IN good repair: tho Improvements large
dwelling house, with six below, and passage, and
all other necessary outhouses. further description is
deemed unnecessary as is presumed persons wishing TO
purchase will view for themselves NJ j. ROWIET
Halifax county. Va, Dee. is 65-wtI5thF
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY-

HDUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY =
On Wednesday, the 9Th day of March next, if fair,
if not the next fair day ensuing will be offered for sale
at the residence of the subscriber the following property
Seven lots OF land containing each 81 IL acres thirteen
hkey negroes, most OF them prime and boys stock
OF every description, among which prime brood mare
got by Virgnian, with her two elegant es The mare
al TINS time is in tOal by the noted horse Curiosity
AT the same time and place will be offered for Sale all of
my household and kitchen furniture and plantation uten
sils OF every kind Terms accommodating and made known
on the day OF sale. VIM. WALKER
Stony Point, January 2. SI-wtd
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N ChANCERX-ViRoINIA.-- Rules holden In
tho Clerks ohee, OF tho Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chnncery for Cumberland County, from the 9TH 10
18th day Of January. inclusive, in the year 1888:
Drury "oodson, Complainant
against
William woodson, Tarlton Woodson, German Booker,
and Ann, his wife, William Miller, aud Lucy his wife,
and the following infant children of the said William Mil.
Ter, and Lucy, his wife, Fenton Miller, Thomas Miller
William Miller, aud Heath Miller, and john NJ. woodson
and Mary Woolson infant children OF Charles l. Wood
son. deceased aud Henry w. Miller, Defendants.
The defendant, Henry w. Miller, having entered
his appearance, and given security according the act of
assembly and the rules of this Court appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he nhaban of this
Commonwe is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here the LIST day of April next aud an
swer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy this order
be forthwith inserted in published the
city oil Richmond, Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and post
ed up at the front door Of the house this county
Copy-Tesle JOHN DANIEL Clerk
Jan. ~. S3-WSW
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THOMAS p HOGE,
IAn 2. II WI ROBERr CARRINnTnM

THVEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
n subscriher residing Farmville in the county of
Prince Edward, mulao named Archer about TWEEN
~ three years Of age and about feet 10 inches high
and is croseyed Said man left home about the first Of
ast month, and purchased Of Nathan Wells Of Flu
wanna, The town Of Columbia. III is probably Iurk.
ing 10 hat county or running James River boaman
The above reward will be paid any person who win SCI
cure him in Jail, or reasonable additional sum II deliver
ed 10 INC. NATHL. y. VENABLE
Prince Edward, Jan. 5ib, 1893. 77-ws,y
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me0tous questions, act cooly, dspasslonaely aud from
the dictates OF their best and Judgment is Of
the great objects wish attained and in this view,
plead forgiveness for its prolixity.
JNO. p. HUNGERFORD, Chm.
RoBERr o. BLAKEY, Secy.
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IA OTlCE.-Being DESTROYS Of settling my alminstrs-
q lion Of the estate Of Mrs Euphania Claiborne de.
ceased late Of King William county, all persons having
claims against my ntestate requested to bring them
forward, duly established, as speedily as possible
CORBIN BRAXTON
Admir-. Of Euphania Claiborne decd
King William. Dec. %. 0s-w8m