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EDUCArION.-lhe subscribers Classical and Ma
\ \ thematical School, will be continued the ensuing
year, at his residence IN Hanover county % miles from
Richmond, Col Goodalls, and and half miles
from the stage I'd leadiog from Richmond 10 Louisa
ing, and candles 800 Tor mOnthsMy school viii
be opened the 18th Of January 1893, and closed on
the Let Of December following vacation Of month
will be given in the summer. As my character and
qualifications beg leave refer to the following gen
tlemen Bishop Meade Of Frederick the Rev. VIM Arm
strong and f. and S. James Of Richmond Letters adj
dressed 70 me- Montpelier Hanover county, v .e
mia, will be attended 10 BERMON DAVIS
bon6el, Hanover, Nov. %. 60-wH
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EkRoOK GROVE FOR SALE-For sale, a small
3 Tract Of Land, in the county Of Henrco on the
Brooke Turnpike five miles from the city Of Richmond
Immediately opposite Brookhed, the property formerly
owned by Benjamin Sheppard Esq now belonging 10
Geo Taylor, Esp The land lies directly on the Turn.
pike, and contains 50 by actual survey in two par
GELS, one containing 20 acres with house. formerly kept
as tavern, with grove Of the largest oak trees at the
house, and fine well Of watere other containing 80
acres separated from the former by 20 acres the proper
y OF Mrs CoPeand-to be sold privately IL a purchaser
obtained by the first Of March, 1888 Otherwise at a,c
ion' on that day The land will be shewn by the tenant
now on the premises.
For terms and particulars apply 10
SELDEN & CLELAND, Aucts.
December 10. G5-,Vts
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December To- 65-,

HDUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
n On Wednesday, the 9th day of March next if fair,
not the next fair day ensuing will be offered Tor sale
at the residence Of the subscribers tlf following property
seven lots OF land, containing each 81 IL acres thirteen
hkely negroes most OF them prime aud boys stock
OF every description, among which prime brood mare
got by Virgnian, with her two elegant fllcs The mare
at this time Is in foal by the noted horse Curiosity
At the time and place will be offered for sale ali Of
my household and kitchen furniture and plantation nten
sis Of every kind Terms accommodating and made known
the day Of sale. VIM. WALKER
Stony Point, January 2. S1-wd
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VHNHE subscribers having time since sold their
n Cotton Factory TO the Richmond Manufacturing
Companythe co-parnership heretofore existing between
them, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Their former customers ordering goods and warns will
please address the Richmond Manufacturing Company
r. II. CUNN1NCHAM
RICHARD ANDERSON
January 2lsl, 1899. si-w2w
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The defendants, Zach b. Pryor, John C. Pryor. Nicho-
las IS Pryor, John Randolph Jefferson and Monroe John
son. not having entered their appearance, and given
curly according 10 the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of
this court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants oil this couniryt ordered that
the said absent defendants do appear here the first day
oi May term next and answer the bill of the plaintiff;
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper published in IKE city of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted the front of tho
courthouse OF this county copy. Tese,
ROLFE ELDRIDGE, G. b. c.
Dec Is. 65-wSy
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Truly sublime aud poetic -ubioc,
To tlink how that heart
In cold ashes shalt bs,
" hile tho voice OF eternity
ltlsos from thee!
H"s, where AFRO tho cities
OF fhohcs end Of Tyrrs
Swept from tho nations
Like sparks hom tho fire;
The glory eff Athens,
Tho Splcndot of Rome,
Dissolvod-aud forever
Like dew In thy foam.
But thou art almighty,
Etcrnol-sublimc-
Unweakoned- unwasted-
Twin-5rothct OF Time
Fleets, tamposts, nor nations
Thy glory can bow;
As the stars first bohcll thee,
Still chainless art thou.
But hold. when thy surgss
No longer shalt roll,
Aud that Ornaments length
IL drawn back like a scroll;
rhen-theR shall the spirit
That signs by thee now,
We more mighty-moro lasting
More chainless than thou.
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HD UNAWAY IN JAIL Committed to the Jail Of
a Amelia county, the evening Of the 2Sh ult, a
negro who calls himself John, and says lac belongs
to negro trader by the Of Knight, who bought him
Of Mr.. Goalder, Of Meckenburg Va. Said negro is
feet, inches high about 35 years of age, Of dark
Pexon had on when committed, old yarn coat, pair
OF cotton pantaoons, domestic shirt and old wool hat
The owner Of said forward prove
property pay charges, and take him Of jail else he
will be dealt with the law directs
CIAs. r. IRVING, Jsilor
Amelia G. r., Dec. 10. 6l-wI2t
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q ANCERf-NIRGINIA:-A rules held i'm tho
IL clerks Office OF the county OF Buckingham on,
Monday the third day of December 1882: ...,,,
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Iangston S. Pryor, Banister s. Pryor, Zach b. Pryor.
VIM > Pryor, John G. Pryor, Nicholas B. Pryor, chill
dren and heirs of David Pryor. decd and John Randolph
Jefferson and Monroe Johnson, of Mickey Johnson
decd who was daughter OF the said David Pryor, dec
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Ino following hun Vrtsct, 81 Z
are itom IN Irish Magazine.
JiScnnss of Heaven.
Agent Of power,
Man - thy victim,
Shipwrccks thy dover.
Spices aud Jewels
From valley aud sea,
Armies and banners
Are buried IN thee,
What are the richos
or MeNicO's niinos,
To tho wealth Of that lar down
In the deep water shincs,
The proud navies that cover
The conquering west
Thou ilingst them to death
With QUO heoyo of thy breast,
From the high hills that view
Thy matchmaking shore,
When the brida OF the mariner
Shrisks at thy roar;
Whom, Ike lambs In the tempest
Or mcws IN tho blast,
O'or thy ridsc-hroken billoNs
Tho canvass is cast.
How humbly to ono
With q heart aud "A soul,
To book on tbs greatness
And list TO its roll;
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January 5.

IN CHANCEkY-VIRoINIA At rules holden in
III the Clerks Office OF te circuit superior court of law
OF December, 1892: '
thomas Rinford, plaintiff
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CoMMIssIoNER's OrrIcn,

The parties interested in any way, in the going de-
crela order, are hereby notified, that have appointed
The l7h day Of January, 1898, at Lunenbufg Court
House. at my Office by 10 o'clock IN the forenoon Of that
day 10 begin the said all persons desired to at
tend that day with all evidence vouchers and papers
that may be required in making up The said report
d. STREET. NJ. G. l.. G. s. V. c.
Nov. 20. 56-ws,y
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Plaintiff,

James Powers, Policy Powers, Nancy Herman and
Peggy Cruchheli, and Edward vs. Sims administrator Of
Fe.er S,"yncn, deceased, Defendants.
The defendants, James Powers Policy Powers. and
Nancy Herman, not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according TO te Assembly and the
rules OF thls court, and IL appearing by satisfactory evi.
dence that they not inhabitants OF this country is
ordered that the said abent defendants do appear
on The hrs day OF the next April term, and answer the
OH oil The plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forth.
WIN ins rted in some paper published in The CITY of
Richmond Tor two months successfully aud posted az the
front door OF the court house OF This county
copy-Tsste. II. ELDRlDGk, C. c s. c.
January IL rs wsws
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WTNION HOrEL.--Ths valuable and convenient es
- Enlistment, in the centre Of the village, is now in
operation, and the subscriber offers his services the pub
lie, and his friends. w. LEWIS
5cotsville, Alternate, Jabusry 2l s2-w4w
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(I'o be continued. }


THVHE subscriber his Acknowledgements to the
IL public for the liberal patronage which they have
granted him in 1S32-by which, he has ascertaned that
an IRON FOUNDRY, upon small scale and with
good economy can be suppotedin the Town Federcks
bnrg AS have filled every order through country IS
or 90 miles round me, last year. with only three Mouder
and could have done with the same hands there is
no ground for the public believe that their orders will
lie on hand untitled.
While lremainedin Baltimore, my business was brought
INTO dSrspu'e by Founders who unqualified hav
ing the last year obtained Founder who master of his
business, and by giving my personal attention. am han
Ply to discover that my business has gained public conf
pence.
Having just received Cargo of the best Pig Iron
that our country affords, and having variety of Patterns
for Mill Gearing, Wheat Threshng Machines SC I am
ready to bill any order that may be presented Should any
order be presented for Castings for which may not have
the patterns, will furnish them order at reasonable
terms.
The subscriber also prepared cast Steeple BELLS
OF the finest composition and Of the sweetest noe-and ali
kinds of Brass work. "
For the better accommodation Of the citizens who trade
IN Famouth, have engrossed lot there, which de-
sign building Foundry this year. and shall presume on
the patronage OF the country in its support.
January 10. l79-w1w1 DANIEL DAVIS
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ETNION, blood bay Stallion Of fine FORM by Ma olson
~ one OF the best Of the imported Dioned, dam by
Potomac, another distinguished OF Diomed, & dam by
Dmcrack, will stand the ensuing season. under the inn
mediate direction of Dir John Fagg at Everettsve, AL
oemere; Gordonsvie Orange, and the neighborhood OF
the Green Springs, Louisa. THOS. j. RANDOLPH.
I'm CdANCERY.- vIRoINIA-At Rules holden In
n the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for the County OF Buckingham, the
9Th day of January, 1888:
Samuel Ford s. TO- Plaintiffs.
VIM. A. Abraham, Theodore Abraham, Administrators
OF Jacob L. Abrai ann, decd, with the will annexed Jesse
Armstead Executor or Administrator OF VIM Armistead
ueceaseu, Defendants
The defendant William A. Abraham, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according 10 the Act
OF Assembly aud the Rules OF this Court Il
by satisfactory evidence he an ns abb ant OF this
country IS ordered, That the said absent do
appear mere ON the FIRST day Of the April term,
e oi oi The plaintiff; and that copy OF s Or
uet De or'nwh inserted In some spaper published in
the City oil Richmond, for months cessvely and
posed at the front door Of the of this
Copy -Iese, RoLFE ELDRIDGE, c. b {.
Jan. 10 79-wsw
EN Gil ANCERY. VIRGIN1A-fn Powhatan Circuit
superior Court oil Law aud Chanccry, September hc
David Rat,ray, PLAINTIFF
against
William Lewis and Richard Watkins, defendants:
ihe defendant, William Lewis not having entered hisS
appearance and given security according 10 the act of A.
sembly aud the rules Z, this court and Il appearing TO ,b,
satisfaction oil The court that he is nhabiant OF this
commonwealth, on tie motion OF the pla ntin by his al
orney, /; is ordered that the said William Lewis do an
pear here on the first day Of the term Of this
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and give security for
PEI inning such decree the court NAV make herein =
and that copy OF this order he forth in some
new'paper, publ shed in the city OF Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the door OF the
court house OF this county.
Copy. Tcste. r.. f. GRAVES ID. C.
December % 6S-wsw
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Nm CHANG cry -VIRGINIA.-In Amelia C. univ
ID Court, November 22d, 1882: 10Y
kyland Miller, Clement Crute, and Sally his wife for
meriy Sally Miller, Dahney p. Miller, nj nv b. miller
Martha NJ Miller, Anderson Miller Charlton Miller and
Arnistesd Miller the six last of whom Infants
sue by Ryan Miller their friend Virginia Nj Wo-
mack, Judith w. "omack, and Nathan Woma,k infant
children OF Charles woniack and Elizabeth Womack de-
ceased, formerly Elizabeth Miller, who sue by the said
Charles Womack, their iather and next friend all of
whom are coheirs OF Dabney Milcr dec late of mes
county Compliments,
Mary Miller, widow and rc!ict of Dabney Miller d.
ceased, John ebser, sheriff of Amelia and as such adj
ministrator, with the ill annexed OF Dabney Miller de-
ceased, William Miller Thomas Miller, and Virginia
Miller, children OF William Miller and LAKE of
, Defendants
This day came the plaintiffs by their counsel and filed
their bill; and the defendants, William Miller Thomas
Miller aud Virginia Miller, having entered their an
Pearance, and given security according the act of As
semhIy and rules OF this court and appearing TO the sa
usacIion OF this that they Inhabitants of This
commonwealth motion OF the plaintiffs by their coun-
sell is ordered, tina the said defendants do appear here
on he 4'h Thursday in February next and answer the
bill oil The plaintiffs; otherwise the court will take The same
Tor confessed and decree accordingly and that copy
oil This order he forthwith Inserted i'm some
published in The city of Richmond, Tor months sue.
cessyey and posted at the front of the court house
oil ms county, on ;wo successive court DAYS.
Copy. Tese, JOHN T. LEIGH c. A. C.
December H. "a -wSw
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Joel Neal and Henrietta, his wife,

1892:
Joel n Zeal and Henrietta, his wife, Pitts
James Bagley, Thomas Kceton Robert Davis PasckU
Davis, Sarah Anderson, lillian Davis, Sterling Davis
Baxter Davis, Jeremiah Burnett and Diana, his wife, and
Martha Davis, Defts.
The absent defendants Robert Davis Sarah Anderson
and James Gee, against whom the plaintiffs appear to
have proceeded in the prescribed by the
Assembly and tho rules of this Court having appear
led and answered the bill of the plaintiffs the Court doth
take the said bill for confessed them; and this
came this day to he heard the subpoena there
in, the bill, Of the defendants, Thomas Keeon
James Bagey, Sterling Davis, William Davis, and Bnx-
ter Davis, aud exhibits and argued by counsel-on
consideration whereo 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court, that the subpoena awarded against the defend
ants jeremiah Burnett and Diana, his wife, aud Thomas
Adams administrator of Daniel Williams deceased has
been executed them for than four months. Tho
curt doth take the bill Tor confessed them, and doth
adjudge, order aud decree that the defendants Thomas
keeton and James Bagey do render Of their
administration Of the estate OF their tcstator Zacharah Da
Wis, deceased before the Commissioner OF the Court who
is directed TO examine and the same and make re-
port thereof 10 this Court with any matter specially stat
cd, deemed pertinent by HIMSELF required be so stat
ed by either OF the partesand the Court doth further
order that the said Commissioner do ascertain num-
Der and description OF the slaves conveyed by the deed
OF the l3h February, 1894 in the proceedings enoned
including the increase Of the females since tie date Of tho
deed, how tho have been disposed Of, the value
thereof and i'm whose possession they are and also
That the said Commissioner do ascertain the value Of tho
ether personal property conveyed by The said deed Of the
18th February l794 at the date of the said deed, and
what has become them; and also that lie ascertain tho
value Of the slave, advanced by the estaor the plain
ffs and the value Of the slaves bequeahed by him in
trust for the female pl9in and the paid by the
defendants, Thomas Kceton, and James Bagby, to the
Plaintiffs and report thereof to this Court with any
required TO be so stated by either party.
a opy. Teste, wM' II. TAYLOR, elk.
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RY-NIRGINIA.-In Chesterfield Coun-

q N HANCERY-VIRGINIA.--InC Chesterfield Coun-
z ~ January I4th, 1888:
Susan Minis, PlH
against
Nlumo:d Minis and Eliza Ann MINIS an infant Of
tender years, by Alex. Archer) her guardian adj en
Defts.
The defendant, Mumord MINIS not having given Sc
curty according to the of Assembly and the rules Of
this Court anS appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court
that he is not nhabi,ant OF this Commonwealth on tho
motion OF the complainant by counselit is ordered that
the defendant do appear here the day of April
term next, and the compliments bill, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in ewspa
per printed in the city OF Richmond for two months sue
cessvey and another copy posted the front door of
Cau House OF this county, for Court VS.
Copy. Teste, l.. NUNNALLY, ID. c.
January D. S0-wSw
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II TULSA COURT HOUSE FOR SALE-In Dursi-
ance OF three several deeds OF trust the first execu
ca by John NJ Price and ElzihGic 90 r's,o - -. @
- the 18th day OF September, 1925 and duly ac-
knowledged by said Price and WIFE and recorded in the
Clerks Office OF Louisa County Souri, conveying one un-
divided moety OF land lying in Louisa county, adjoining
the lands OF is. Beades, NJ Baker and Others being the
lands on which Louisa Court House is situated containing
three hundred and ninety four acres less the Sc
beth G. his wife to John Hunter and John T. Quarlcs a.
Trustees dated the 2lst day of June 1925 duly
knowedged by said Price and wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Oihcc Aforesaid, conveying the interest said
Price and wife in and 10 the tract OF land which Louisa
Court House is situated il being moiey OF said tract
which purchased by said Price Charles Thomp-
son, Jr oil Henry Lawrence, which said is
TO contain three hundred and ninety Also follow
ing slaves to wit: Gregory Mat, Lewis Charity Carter
executed by the said John Nj. Price to John T. Quares
and Charles Dabney, trustees, dated the 10Th day of
November, 1881, and duly acknowledged by said John
Nj. Price, and recorded in the Clerks Office aforesaid
conveying certain tract parcel of land, living in
Louisa county, adjoining the lands of Waddv Ipscoml
and Others called and known the Court HOUSE, tract
containing 1872 The named the said deeds
or one OF them, will, the lIh day of February
at Louisa Court House upon the premises proceed sell
at public auction for cash. 10 the highest bidder in order
satisfy the purposes of the before named deeds of trust
in the order in which they have been recorded with all tie
costs and expenses attending the recording and executing
the said deeds, the aforementioned lands and slaves with
the increase of the slaves since 2Is June 1928 accord
ing TO the directions OF said deeds The trustee or trustees
that may act, will convey only such tile TO the pur-
chaser purchasers (only) in them though
| the same is believed TO be good. THE TRUSTEES.
Louisa, 9th November, 1892. 63-wtls
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NOTlCE.-The public is respectfully informed, that /
have lately opened Coach Repository Gouces-
ter c. H. where have hand and shall continue to keep
large and general assortment Of Carriages the best
Northern Manulctoes; viz: coachees races, charoces
phetons. bugges, light Wagons csrryas gigs sulkies
&c.-Aso good assortment Of coach materias-embrac-
ing maeable ron turned axes, turned collars plated
brass, brass blocks plated and brass shaft tips elliptic and
springs, wooden springs, plate Of every description,
aces of all colours and kindsNo. Copa Varnish very
low, paints oil and sp Being acquainted with
Of the best manufacturers TO the North will order
carriages of any description, suit those who may be
disposed TO buy of provided, they suit them
selves out Of my stock and feel confident that can give
satisfaction in prices aud quality Of work.
My terms will be cash. bonds, a liberal credit-Iet-
ters addressed TO at Gloucester c. H. will be attended
to. THOMAS NJ STUBBI.FFIFI
Jan. I. 7I-w6t
0 The Norfolk Herald will give above ak weekly nso,
tiOns, and charged r. NJ. 8. csEa6
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NOTlCE-Any person DESTROYS of obtaining first rate
y Booded Stock of Horses, would do well to call on
me very either in person by letter. as by DELAY
the following horses The well known aud fine booded
horse Murdoch 10y Sir Charle his dam by the imported
Bedford, out of Bell Air; she of Shark she out Of
Wildare; SHE out of Lexington; she out of Jolly
Roger; she out OF Spanking Roger, Of the old i'm
ported mare Miss Bell years old last Spring, feet
A three year old Johanna colt beautiful bav feet 2
inches high; his dam by old FloZe dam by the i'm
ported Robin Redbreast, dam Pandora, by Lanplght-
err, & dam by the imported Shark, g 2 z dam by
Baylors old Feanought, gig & dam by the thorough
bred imported horse Shock. two year old colt and
two year old filly last Spring, by Murdoch out of Sir
Charles mares Of first blood One sorre colt wear
old last Spring, by Murdoch, Of Charles mare Two
in foal by Murdoch Of which the dam of the
Johanna colt named above, whose colts have sold for good
prices TO Mr.. VIM II. Johnson and others
CHARLES G. GRAVES
N. -. Letters TO may be directed to Chesterfield
Court House, Virginia. f4S-wtn October ~
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:. Aoea rsrnsnA,s. 1919

IWb UIENN.
.,.cs, - truly sublime aud poetic subject,
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ANCERY-VIRGINIA-In Lunenburg Cir
T. cult Superior Court of Law and Chanccry continued
and held for Lunenburg County, the Oh day Of October
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n ERY.-NIRGINIA.--At Rules. holden In ,
~ the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF
9Th day of January, 1888:
Samuel Ford s. TO. plsintds
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y Gil ANCERI. NIRGINIA.-fn Powhaan Circuit
superior Court OF Law aud Chanccry September the,
l0.h, 1892
David kattray, PLAINTIFF
against