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% land in the county Of A~lbemarle, about two miles bv
water above the feurisbing little village Of scottsyiIle.2
About zOO acres OF the land are river low grounds, of very
ine quality. The highland is also Of excellent onaIitv
There is on this land a large dwelling house, nearly built.
but unfinished. VIM. Scott, living on the land, will She, W
u TO any person disposed to purchase. G.. A. SCOTT.
Buckingham, llth January, 1892. 76-2awtf
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VOUNG AIDES SEMINARY.-The next Term
- OF this Institution will commence on the first Mon
day OF June next, and close on the first Of October.
h !. RRGoi 1' R;oor. Principals.
Mrs. f. Nj. Todd, assistant Teacher in the English De-
partmeDt.
Miss l.. Mansfield, Teacher OF Music.
Mrs. T.. +. Smith, Teacher OF French, Painting and
Drawing.
Other assistants are employed in Botany, Chemistry and
Vocal Music,
EXPENSES.
Board and Tuition, In all branches, for year of ten
months, SI3O M
Board and Tuition in English branches only, 100 90
Ten dollars will cover all contingent expenses.
To Day Scholars for Tuition In Music, % 90
In Languages, 20 90
In Painting and Drawing, Is 90
In English Branches, 26 90
Scholars may enter the school at any period in the term.
and will be charged from such time according 10 the above
rates. But no deduction vii. be made after entrance, for
absence Tor that term, except in case Of sickness; and ii is
desirable that the pay for the term should be in advance.
Board IN genteeI families in the neigbborhood can be
had on the same terms az with the Principals.
Prince Edcard C. n. MAJ I'd, 1893.
R9erences-President Gushing, ssml. G. Anderson,
Esq, Rev. B. T. Stanton OF Prince Edward, and DR.. WIN.
J. Dupuy of Nottowsy. PSF May H.
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ORFOLK JOCKEY CLUB SPRING RACES, 1888.
In The Races over the Norfolk course will commence
ON WnlneannV the lhih Int nf AInr. 81 49, L.

~ 0RFoLK JoCKE CLUB SPRING RACES, 1888.
In The Races over the Norfolk course will commence
on Wednesday the 10Th day of May, and continue four
days.
First Day-A Sweepstake with colts and FLIES, 9 wears
old, mile heats; entrance two hundred dollars half forfeit.
four subscribers and closed: MIR. Arthur TAYLOR. sen. MIR
Cary Watson, Capt. Jesse Wilkinson, and Dir. Robert
Butts.
Second Ddy-Proprietor's purse $500, two mile heats;
entrance fifteen dollars, free for any horse, mare or gelding
Third Ddy-Jockey Club purse $500, four mile heats;
entrance $50, subject to the usual discount; free for any
horse, mare or geldiDg.
Fourth Doy-A Sweepstakes, with colts and flIies, 3
years old, mile heats; one hundred dollars entrance, half
forfeit, SIX subscribers and closed: Col VIM. WYNN, Will
liam II. Minge, William Lacoste, James J. Harrison, Jno.
White Of Jackson, and Col. Jno. p. White.
JAMES s. GARRISON, Pyopyiefor.
APui Nos 1876
~ AZ a meeting of the Norfolk Jockey Club, held on
the I'd May, the above races were postponed TO the 22nd
inst. las s. CARpiSoN
3 me Petersburg Intellgencof will please publish tho above.
mdy HID
WISH to sell The Land on which j reside. IL con.
- tains 100 acres-300 bottom, and 700 wood land, I
would prefer selling the land, negroes, (about 2OJ stock.
&c. privately. III not so disposed Of, ii will be sold 10 tho
highest bidder, on Monday, first July, on a credit. There
shall be a satisfactory title. n NAV
Lunenburg, 9Th May, 1893. 2-6t
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VALUABLE SALE OF NEGROES.-Bsing DESTROYS
to invest capital in some lucrative stock, and having
determined OF late to devote myself exclusively to my
practice, will positively sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, on the 9th day OF June, 1888, at Nottoway Court
House, tit being Court day) 20 likely and valuable Ne
groes-consising Of men, women, boys and girls.
NJ H. GREGORY.
Nottoway, lst Nav, 1893. o-s,~
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NXECUTOR'S SALE.-By virtue Of the last will and
~ testament of Joseph Mosby, decd, 1, as executor
thereof, will sell without reserve, on the first day of June
next, II fair, If otherwise, on the next fair day thereafter,
the plantation whereon the decedent resided at the time Of
his death, lying in the county of Hanover, on Chickaho-
miny River, containing about three hundred and fifty
acres OF land, and adjoining the lands Of James Lyons, Es-
quire, Richard Anderson and others, distant from the City
OF Richmond ten miles. This land has ON it a comforta.
BILE dwelling house, containing five rooms; also a com.
Portable overseer's house lately built, and of good materials
and workmanship. Also at tho same time, the saw and
grist mill attached to the same, Qhese will be sold separate
ly, unless the purchaser of the mills should want the
farm9 with 10 or 20 acres of land attached. These mills
are situated on the Chickahominy, in a thickly settled
neighbourhood, and convenient to large tracks Of heavily
hmbered land: this, with their contiguity to market, rem.
ders them OF much value; the grist mill grinds through
out the year, and the saw mill is in operation usually
about : months. The terms for both, will be one third to
be paid on the day OF sale, and a credit of one and two
years for the balance, by the purchaser entering into bond
with approved security, and executing a Deed OF Trust on
the property, to secure the two last instalments.-I shall
also sell at the same time, the stock of cattle, among which
are two yoke Of good oxen, the stock OF hogs, &c., house.
hold and kitchen furniture, and farming utensils for these.
all sums Of 50 and under, cash will be required, over that
amount a credit will be given until the first day of January
next. Possession will be given on the first day of August,
probably a month sooner. SAML. MOSBY.
All persons having claims against the Estate, are re-
quested 10 hand them in, as the property will all be re.
moved sometime in the month Of June or July. 8. M.
April 26. li4-td
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April For amount of slop clothing received
from G.. T. Laddico, u. s. Consul
and Navy Stofekeeper at Port Ma
hon, as appears by his account
eutreht, s142 so
May IL, For cash received from Richard Me-
Call, u. $. Navy Agentat Gibrai-
tar, as per account current; which
amount corresponds precisely with
McCalps account subsequently rem
dered and settled, 1900 90
July 1, 10 balance, being The amount expend-
ed by II. b. Randolph during the
above mentioned time, beyond
what he received from the United
States, s,0s7 4s
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Nottoway. lst MAY. ls,
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAM FoR SALE.

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
The subscriber, wishing to remove to the South, of.
lers Tor sale his tract OF land in Rock castle Neck, on
James River, forty miles above Richmond, and four be-
low Gainesville, containing seven hundred and odd acres;
oil which two hundred and twenty and a half acres are Of
hrst-rate low grounds the high land, (about two hundred
acres oil which is in imber) is of good quality. The i'm.
provements consist Of a comfortable two story dwelling
house, having a large passage and six rooms: The barn
and stable are large and substantial, being both built of
rock. The barn is two story high and very capacious,
having a frst-rate ~threshing machine attached to it
tobacco houses, negro quarters, SC. SC, am authorised
to say by my family physician, doctor Nash that this is
as healthy a situation as any on James River. He has
been practising in Dy family for the last six years, and
his accounts have not amounted annually to more than
hive dollars. Terms will be made accommodating and to
suit the purchaser.
1 refer those who may wish TO obtain any Information
respecting this valuable estate, to Randolph Harrison, ESQ.
Senr., of Cumberland to James b. Ferguson, William Sal.
mon, or VIM. s. Fowler, OF this county, and to Peter Cot.
TOM, Of Richmond. l would also sell a small tract of land
on the Gainesville road, and about one mile from the
above tract, containing two hundred and fifty acres, hav.
ing also a comfortable dwelling house, good barn, stable.
&c. &c. This place would suit a professional gentleman,
with a INDEPENDENTLY a physician, a, there is not one
in the county nearer than twelve miles to it,
FLEMING.
Goochland, April 10Th, 1888. 4-w4w.
VALUABLE PROPERTY o SALE.-By virtue
OF a deed Of trust executed to the subscribers, by
George Vashon and Eliza II. his wife, bearing date the
18th OF August, 1924, TO secure a debt therein mentioned,
the subscribers as trustees, will expose TO sale, at auction,
10 the highest bidder, at the front door of the Eagle Hotel,
In the City oil Richmond, on Monday, the 9th day of Nav
next, the tract OF land belonging TO said Vashon, situated
on Beaverdam Creek in Goochland county, containing by
survey, four hundred and ninety three acres, be the same
more or less, and bounded by the lands of Charles Rogers,
Josiah Hatcher. Samuel N. Cragwell and John Martin,
the principal parts thereof said Vashon purchased of John
+. Cooke, and wife, and E. X. Ronald, and the rest of
Charles Rogers and Amos l.. Moore. The land is beliey.
ed TO be very fertile, and there is a dwelling house and
other Improvements thereon. The property will be sold
on a credit of one, two, and three years, the purchaser
giving bond and security for each instalment, to secure
the payment OF which, the title will be withheld until il be
made, or the purchaser may give a deed of trust on the
property, at his option. p. N. NICHOLAS, n.
VIM. NEKERyIS, trustees
April IL. nO-tds
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ID, VXRGENI.a, TUESDAY,; W. 81, 1888.

SPORTS OF THE PIT AT NEW-MARKET.-A
~ Main Of Cocks will be- fought at tho Market
Race Course, near Petersburg, commencing on the 29th
Instant, and continue three days. This Main Is made by
the Dinwiddians and Prince Geor-ians for $500 the odd,
and 1925 on each fight. Twenty-one Cocks will be shewn
on each side.
Petersburg, Nav 7, 1889, ll7-6t-
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TANNER's NEW UNIVERSAL ATLAS.

NEW IN ERSAL ATLAS,
4INOUR numbers of this work are now published. Ii
~ VIII consist OF fifteen numbers, embracing Maps OF
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oil every important town within their respective limits.
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ed, and the plan Of issuing it in monthly numbers, Zone on
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ly every family.
The following Maps are contained In the numbers pub.
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NOTWITHSTANDING that the time fixed in my adver-
IN tisement of the 10Th ut. for receiving proposals is not
sufficient to give general notice, | do hereby enlarge il as
follows :-Proposals for doing the brick and stone work
will be received until the first day of June next; and for
furnishing the imbers, until the first day Of July next.
{. s. MORGAN
Nav 2d. 1874 nc 81
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which, zoe are authorised to say, was approved by his
whole Cabinet, according with every verdict rendered
upon the issue in the case, and yet the judgment is con-
demned-and this upon the ipse DIRT of the defaulter
himself, who has never yet been able TO show a colorado
pretext for am acquittal. The event only serves to show
the effect OF lenity ON an evil dispositions.
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UNITED STATES BANK.
Mr.. Jefferson in his letter to Mr.. Gal

Mr.. Jefferson in his letter to Mr.. Gal
latin, OF December, 1908, says
, II rom passage in the letter of the
President, observe an idea of establish
ing branch bank of the United States
IN New Orleans. This institution is one
OF the most deadly hostility existing, a
gainst the principles and form of our
Constitution. The nation is, at this time,
SO strong and united in its sentiments,
mat 1t cannot be shaken at this moment,
But suppose series of untoward events
should occur, sufficient to bring into doubt
the competence of republican govern
meht TO meet crisis Of great danger or
TO unhlnge the confidence Of the public
lunctIonaries; an institution like this, pen
elratlng by its branches every part of the
Union, acting by command and ia pha-
lanx, may, in critical moment, upset the
government. deem no government
sale which is under the vassalage Of any
sell-constituted authorities, or any other
Authority than that of the nation, or its
regular iunctionarics. What an obstruc-
tlon could not this bank of the United
States, with all its branch banks, be in
time OF war? 1t might dictate to US the
peace we should accept, or withdraw its
raic7. N1gN- - then to give further
s's",h % al tH-.ituuon SO powerful, so
thos'tle2 That il IS hostile we know.
81, -rom knowledge of the principles
l'e pcf5ona e1mF ing the body of Di-
'2.. 'tsln every oaDk, principal or branch;
aga -Hos- ot m7s. OF the stockholders:
-u' iIo'n ,"e'. vrros.,.1n TO the measures
ana principles of the government, and to
l'e election Of those friendly to them:
ana sd, from the sentiments of the news
papers they support. Now, while we
are strong, is the greatest duty we owe
TO the safety of our constitution, to bring
TINS powerful enemy to perfect subord-
nation under its authorities. The first
measure would be to reduce them to an
equal footing only with other banks, as to
the favors of the go, eminent. But in
order to be able to meet a general com.
blnation of the banks against us, in crit
lcal emergency, could we not make be-
ginning towards an independent use OF
our own money, towards holding our own
bank in all the dcposites where it is re-
ceived, aud letting the Treasurer give his
draft OF note, for payment at any particu-
lar'place, which, in IA we'll conducted gov,
|ernment, ought to have as much credit as
any private draft, or bank note, or bill,
and would give us the same facilities
which we derive from the banks? Ipray
you 10 turn this subject in your mind
and to give it the benefit of your knowl
edge of details; whereas have only very
general views of the subject" States
man.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

4 D ANYWAY from the subscriber resd-
q q ing at Courtose mines, near Potosi
on Sunday morning last, the 18th inst TWO
NEGRO MEN SLAVES, viz:-DAVID, az
ed about % years, about five feet nine or ten
inches high, light made and not very dark,
incines to limp, walks straight and is free
spoken aud pleasant disposition, will weigh
about one hundred and forty pounds. Also,
SIMON, aged about thirty five, about five
feet ten inches high dark colour, stoops when
walking, down look, has little impediment
in his speech, and is fond of whiskey but not
in the habit of getting drunE-As they will
IN all probability change their clothing, |
have thought it unnecessary to give any des-
crlpiion Of it. There is also woman with
them named NELLY about tweniy-one years
of age, very black, who belongs to a Mr. P.
c. Duckworth, in this neghborhood They
will probably have free pass, as David and
Nelly runaway on former occasion, and
went to Indiana with pass showing them to
be the property Of john Mulwee, and direct
ing them to go to his house inWayne county,
Indiana. will give the above reward for
the apprehension of the two men if taken and
secured out of the State, or fifty dollars if ia
ken in the State. THOS. NJ. GLENN.
Potosi, ooh Aug. 1888. al-3t.
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will have for their object the immediate com
mencement of the construction of Rail-
Road from Lake Michigan to the navigable
waters of the Illinois river.
RESOLVED, That our sister counties who
are interested in the work, or who feel friend
ly disposed to it, be respectfully requested to
cooperate with US in this call upon his Ex-
celency the Governor of the State of Hi
nois.
Resolred, That a copy of the proceedings
Iof the meeting with the preamble and reso-
lutfons as above, be transmitted TO the Gov
ernor of the State, and each editor of pub-
lie print in the State, as well as to each coun-
ty clerk in the adjoining counties.
THOS: J. V. OWEN, Chairman.
d. s. KIMBERLY. SecretGry.
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State Of Illinois, Onion Circuit Court.
April Term, 1888

EIzABnrH PIrTsroRD, Comp't.) Binin chan
against Gerry for a
ELI PrTTsFoRD, Respondent divorce.
a 7HlS day came again the said complain
Il ant by Dougherty her solicitor, and on
his motion, and it appearing to the satisfac
ton of the court that the said defendant is
not resident of this State: Ordered that
notice Of the tendency of Ibis cause be pub
lished in the Vandala Wing, for four weeks
successfully and that unless the said defend
ant shall enter his appearance, and answer
the bill of the compliments exhibited against
him herein, by the first day of the next term
of this court, the same will be taken for con-
tessed against him, and decree entered us
accordingly. And lis further ordered, that
this cause be continued until the next term
of this court.
A correct copy, )4l
WINsTEAD, DAYIE, Gu.
August 18Th, 1898. = 2l-4t.
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purpose which it is now foreseen might
be brought before it, it is deemed, would
be extremely impolitic, and more especi-
ally so for the express object of incorpo-
rating bank. The treasury is now near
Iy exhausted of funds under the new tax
law, but small additions can be expected
before March OF April next; and under
such circumstances, the expenses even ola
very short session could not be met with
out resorting TO a loan. The executive,
no doubt, would feel bound to convene
the Legislature at an early day, should
an extra session be deemed expedient
and be called for by majority of the
people; but at present no such purpose
is entertained.-[ Ed. Whig.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
In signed has taken out letters testamen
tary of the last will and testament of John
y. Galbraith, deceased, and qualified as such
executor. All persons having claims "a
gainst the estate of the deceased, are hereb
notified and required to exhibit the same tc
me or TO the court of Probate for the county
of Jefferson for settlement, within nine
months from the date hereof; dated at Mount
Vernon, This 18th day of September, 1888
ROBERT GALBRAITH, Erec'r.
September IL, 1893. 24-4t.
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NOTICE.

I'm Friday the llth day of October next,
~ on the Public Square in HiIsboro',
Montgomery county Illinois, there will be
let 10 the lowest responsible bidder, the build
ing of a Court House in said town Of the
following description, viz: to be "A frame
building forty feet square, the wall to be
twenty feet high, set on stone foundation
eighteen inches high, with square or hip
ped roof;the plan to be seen al the clerks of
hce of SAID county at any time after the Is
inst. Terms oil payment to be made known
at letting, which will probably be cash as
fast as the work is DONE
BY order of the county com'rs' court
HIRAM ROUNTREE, CIR.
Hillsboro', Sept. lib, 1888. 2l-3t
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MEXICO.

The annexed extracts from the New
Orleans Bee of the 9TH ult. throw some
light upon the objects of the recent at
tempt at revolution in Mexico. The
dates are no later than before received:
Among the papers seized with the cor
Irespondence Of the rebels was found a
secret plan for the revolution, consisting
OF ten articles which deserve some atten
ton. Santa Anna was to be induced to
accept the dictatorship which would be
offered him, and afterwards was to be as
sassnated or poisoned. Santa Anna thus
put out Of the way, the army was TO pro-
claim the celebrated Bustamente as his
successor, and he was to invite secretly
the commissary at HAVANA to enter in
to treaty with him, having for its object
to proclaim the Mf,nta don Francisco de
Paula emperor of Mexico, with the sole
reservation that the independence of that
country should be acknowledged by Spain
and that a standing Spanish army should
be furnished the Mexican government,
the expense of keeping which should he
borne by the latter. This remarkable
arrangement was signed in Mexico on the
9Th of last April, by the supreme direc.
tors and secretary Of the party.
An official communication of the
charge d'affaires of Mexico in Paris an
nounces that the Spanish minister resi-
dent there had shown disposition to en-
ter into negotiations, as well as the en-
voys from the republics of Spanish Amer
lea, to treat respecting the acknowledge
ment of the independence of South A,
merica; and that it was proposed that he
should 60 towards the frontiers to hold a
pailey. By letters received in Mexico,
by Colombian recently arrived, the OBJ
IJect Spain has in view in the matter is ex-
planned in ;this manner. 1t seems that
Ferdinand thinks only of getting rid of
Don Carlos, and that he desires for that
purpose to obtain for him throne in the
capital of Anahuse, in the place of the
one whice he has deprived him Of in Eu-
rope; is presumed that the negotiation
has not had successful termination.-
The Mexican papers, however, have been
much engaged, and are still engaged, in
discussing tne mater. a fesusclatloh OF
The plan Of ingoula is what Ferdinand de-
sires; but it is too late.
1t seems that the insurgents have selec-
Ted Guernava, little town situated "A
few leagues from Mexico and Toluca, as
the place for their principal operations;
already a regency has been established
in the name of the king of Spain, and the
principal orders Of the General are issued
from thence.
A decree of the general congress of
the States ordains the expulsion of nor G
than fifty persons, among whom are Jo-
seph Second Carjaval, formerly chief of
the Central party in Yutacan, Joseph
Gutintrez Estrada, Francisto Sanchez
de Tagle, and Anastasic Bustamente, ex-
president of therepublic; the latter was
arrested on the god ult.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the I'M
~ dersigned has taken out letters of adj
mlnsration of the goods and chattels, rights
and credits of Robert Wilson. deceased, and
qualified as such administrator. All persons
having claims against the estate of the de
ceased, are hereby required and notified tt
exhibit the same to me or to the court Of
Probate for the county of Monroe for set
Element, within nine months from the date
hereof; dated at Mitchell township, Monroe
county, the Goth day of August, 1873.
GILMAN JEWET'T, AGmr.
August 26, 1888. 24-4t.
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Protection Insurance Company.

XoPllAR CASE, of vandala, Agent for tho
A PROTECTION INSURANCE COM
P.a.NY, of Hartford, Connecticut, offers to
insure Houses, Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns
and the contents OF each, together with every
other similar species of property
Against Loss and Damage by Fire
The rates of premium offered are as low as those
of any otner similar institution, and every person
has now an opportunity for triiling sum, to pro-
toct himself against the ravages of this destruc-
tive element. Fer terms of insurance application
may be made to mo at this place. Fam authorize
ed to issue policies to applicants without delay.
Vahdalia, July 1882. left