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STAGE LINE.-The Subscriber has
- established an accommodation line Of Post Coaches,
From w arrenton, N. c. via the Rail Road to Petersburg,
virginia. Passengers by this line will leave warrenton
every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 8
0 e'oeS, An and arrive at Belfield same days at A o.
Petersburg by 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
Leave Petersburg every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, at 10 A. nj. and arrive at Bel6eld same days; leave
nelhe'd every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday MORN
p. NJ.
The Subscriber has made this arrangement ON account,
OF the almost impossible situation OF the roads. As soon as
tne roads permit, and the Rail Road Company receive
.he,r o'her locomotive engine, a different arrangement
vii, 0 c made so as 10 give greater expedition. The SUBJ
serioer mas procured splendid Red Troy Coaches, carry
ing nine passengers inside, and FIVE outside. Thi, line
forms a connection with the Roanoke line from warrenton
10 Danvilie' which departs Immediately after the arrival OF
the accommodation line from Belfeld.
Fare IRON Petersburg TO Danviie, $40
seats taken at the Office Of the Rail Road Company,
petersburg; also at Mr.. Bellamy's Hotel, warrenton.
Fare from Warrenton to Petersburg, So.
March z. t97-w4wl JAMES ~EFFRE
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TayIOrsviUc Races.

SPRING MEETING will commence on the second
~ wednesday IN April next, and continue four days.
First DGy-A sweepstake tor colts and 6lIies. one mile
and repeat, III entries and closed.
Second Ddy-ProPretors Purse, $500, entrance $40,
miles aud repeat.
Third DGy-Jockey Club Purse, $500, entrance SIS,
three miles and repeat.
Fourth Ddy-A sweepstake for Tariff colts, to close the
trance 900.
Also, the same day, an elegant saddle and bride, Tor
saddle horses, one mile and repeat.
The Proprietor has excellent stables, &c.
W. ID. TAYLOR, P~RoPRIEroH.
March 2. oo-usv
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IN CHANCERY.-In Goochland County Court, 18th
IL February, 1888:
Benjamin Phaup and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eli
zabeth Ellis, PiH.
Against
William Gray, late Sheriff Of Goochland county, and as
such, administrator Of Absalom Ellis, decd, and LEROY
Ellis, John Ellis, and Charity his wife, Joseph Watkins,
ana Jerusha his wife, formerly Jerusha Ellis, Rebecca
Mallory, formerly Rebecca Ellis, Joshua Ellis, Hercules
Ellis, Bartholomew Ellis, and the children of Eleszer Ell
lis, deceased, distributes Of the said Absalom Ellis, de-
ceased DTS.
This day came the plaintiffs, by Henry l.. Hopkins,
Esq. their counsel, and filed their bill: and the defendants,
joshua Eihs, Hercules Ellis, Bartholomew Ellis, and the
children of Eleazer Ellis, decd, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act Of As
semblY aud the Rules Of This Court, and IL appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants Of this
country, II Is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here on the hrst day Of May Court next, and answer the
OIL OF the Plaintiiis; and that a copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed in the Civ of
Richmond, Tor two months successfully, and posted at The
front door OF the Courthouse Of this county. A Copy.
Teste. MAR w. MILLER, ID. C.. DC.
march T. 00-w8w
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Feb. 10.
N CHANCERY.-At a Court continued and held for
Il Buckingham countv tho Ioth d. oF EoL.,a... 1000

N CHAMBERLAIN a Court continued and held for
IL buckingham county the 18th day of February, 1893 =:
James Scott, executor of John Leslie, decd, who was
executor OF Robert Craig, decd, who sues for Daniel Call.
trustee, &c. Benjamin Johnson s. Co., John Mckinney,
James Stratton, Robert Strdtton, who sues for the benefit
OF James Stratton, Wesley Sanders, Martha Riddle, Oliver
Oross' Fanny Bagby, N. Crawford William Helm, John
ilnberIake, Charles Palmore, George +. Wilkinson, Gil
ley NJ. Lewis and Horatio |. Magruder, William Snoddy.
robert Rlves, Mollin Rankin and Gallop, Peter II. John.
son, surviving partner Of Ludlow Bramham & Co., Rich
ard Boatwright Mildred Strother, Administrative of William
STROLLER deceased, Richard Edmundson, administrator of
Samuel Edmundson, decd, John Raine, Judith McCon-
nell, administrative ol-McConneI decd, Joseph r.
ferguson administrator of Joel Ferguson, decd, Daniel
Guerrant, Mary Hudgens, administrators ofThomas Hud.
gems decd, Robert A. Payne, who sues for the benefit
OF Robert HID and Samuel b. Petit, creditors of David
hoss' Jr' decd. Pitts.
against
George Nj. Payne and Walter L. Fontaine, executors of
David Ross, Jr, dec, Creed Taylor, devisee of the said
David Ross, Jr, dec, Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife.
John DufieId and Amanda his wife, Frederick A. Ross
and William Mcwburn, heirs Of the said David Ross
dec, DeGanJan,s
The defendants, Creed Taylor, Jacob Myers and Eliza
his wife, and Frederick A. Ross, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act OF AS
sembly and the rules Of This Court, and il appearing by sa.
usiactory evidence that they arc not inhabitants of this
country, 1t is ordered, that the said absent defendants do
appear here on the first day Of the next Nav term. and
answer the bills OF the plaintiffs and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the city of Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted at the front door Of the Court House Of this county.
a ~CoPy-Ieste. X. ELDRIDGE, c. c..
reDIuaTy ~ 95-wSw
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Young Archibald.

WIS celebrated Horse will stand this season in Spott.
IL sylvania county, 1.-THE late residence of Daniel Hyde,
decd six miles from Spottsylvania Courthouse, and four.
Teen rom fredericksburg, and probably out stand, of which
due notice will be given.
lie VIII be let to mares at IS the season, discharged by
he payment oil SO within the season, 81 the single leap,
to be paid as soon as the mare is put-Insurance SIG, 10
be paid as soon as IL is known that the mare is in foal, and
twenty-five cents to the groom in all cases. Season to
commence on the LIST Of April, and expire on the 18th of
June. Pasturage may be had at 90 cents per head, for
each week. Board for servants at customary prices. We
do not pretend to be liable for accidents, though great
care will be taken to avoid tiem.
was got by young Dare Devil,
son oil the old imported horse, Dare Devil, his dam by old
spread Eagle, grand dam by the imported horse Star, son
oil old Highhyer and brother to Sir Peter Teazle, his great
grand dam by Obscurity, son of Eclipse, the most power.
iul and speedy racer in England. Eclipse and Highnyer
were never beaten, drawn nor paid forfeit; they each made
their owners an independent fortune by racing, and an
o,ner oy covering-irom these two Horses and the Godol-
phin Arabian have descended all the best racers i'm the
world Archibald is a beautiful dark bay, sixteen hands
nigh, possessing superior action, and is in high health and
condition.; he is warranted a sure foal getter, and his colts
are highly approved Of WILLIAM
Feb. 2, 1888. s5-w,IsA
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Feb. 2, 8

GLOUCESTER CAMPFIELD RACES.-Wim com
~ mence on Tuesday the 3oth day of April, and con.
tinue four days:
FIRST Ddy-A produce sweepstake for colts and 6llies.
mile heats, 800 entrance, half forfeit, nineteen subscri-
bers and closed, viz: John b. Peachy enters the produce
oil Eliza Banister, by Rockingham; Mann Page the pro-
duce OF Lady Spectator, by Rockingham; James S. Gar
rlson the produce OF ATLANTA, by Monsieur Tonson; John
z. White the produce OF Lady Greensville, by Monsieur
Ionson; Hector Davis the produce of Florizel mare. nv
Monsieur Tonson; c. 5. Morriss the produce of Hamble,on
mare, by Monsieur Tonson; w. G. Hudgins the produce
OF Nancy Warren, by Medley; c.. A. Hodges the pro-
duce OF Virago, by Monsieur Tonson; Tom Watson the
produce OF Polly Hopkins, dam by Monsieur Top.on:
Richard Adams the produce Of Virginia Heath, by Mon
sieur Tonson; VIM. II. Johnson the produce of ShyIock
mare, by Medley; William VIM the produce of Isabella.
by Monsieur Tonson; George Booker the produce of Har,
riet, by Medley; John NJ. Bolts the produce of Sister to
Lafayette, by Medley; William Minge the produce of
Merino Eve, by Medley; John C. Whiting the produce
oil Betsey Baker, by Monsieur Tonson; Thomas Walker
the produce oil Doctor mare, by Monsieur Tonson: Watt
H.. Tyle1the produce ofJack Andrews mare, by Monsieur
Ionson; George b. Poinae xter the produce of Moll
Brown, by Rockingham.-Sdme Day, the annual sweep.
sake Tor colts and hlies, not exceeding four wears old
that never won a race over any established course, mile
meats, entrance 500, to close the evening previous.
SECOND Ddy-Post stake, two mile heats; entrance
500, half forfeit, free for all, 800 to be added by the
proprietor, to close on the 18th of April, three or more to
make a race; entries TO be made with the Proprietor.
Third Ddy-Jockey Club Purse $500, without dis
count, three mile heats; entrance TO members $50, others
$40.
Fourth Ddy-A sweepstake, play or paw, mile heats.
entrance $50, to this stake there are seven subscribers.
BY order of the Club, TOM GARY, Proprietor.
March D. 9S-w6W
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KETAS committed to the Jail Of Augusta County, Wiz.
GINA, on the 2Sth day ofSeptember last, as a Runs-
way, a Negro Man, who calls himself WiHiam jackson.
He is hye feet, six and a helf inches high, about 20 years
OF age, between a yellow aud a black, has a wart a little
above his left ANGLE, and complains Of his left eve. He
had on, when committed, a mixed woollen coat. and a pair
OF tow and cotton Panialoons, a light calico striped vest, a
cotton shirt-all very much worn. He talks very SLOW
sometimes says he Is free. and sometimes saws he belongs
to William Munford, Of Norfolk.
January 8. t~T4-w12w'1 JACOB KURTZ, JaIey.
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NV DRY GOoDs EsrABLIsHMENT.

NEW r GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
' NHONAS II. PRICE. RICHMOND V1Re1NIA, has
~ taken the store lately occupied by yMessrs. Coch-
ran, Barnes & Pateson, and will open in a few weeks
an entirely neto and tOeH assorted Sfock Of Siapie and
FGney DTy Goods, which he is ANXIOUS 10 sell at the
louoest prices, and invites The attention of the patrons of
that concern, his own frieAds and the public generally
with the assurance that every effort shall be made to give
satisfaction.
His arrangements are such 10 other markets, az 10 keen
him regularly supplied with The latest and most desirable
styles iD his line, March s. Tos -w4w1
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oIlCE.-Being DESTROYS of settling my administra-
ton OF the estate of Mrs. Euphania Claiborne, de-
ceased late OF King William county, all persons having
claims against my intestate are requested to bring them
duly established, as speedily as possible.
CORBIN BRAXTON,
Admir-. Of Euphania Claiborne, decd.
King William, Dec. %. 6s-yy2m
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NOTlCE.-Failing in my efforts TO purchase the only
IN convenient residence for sale, near to my wife's IA.
theirs, in consequence of his refusal to sell Inc a small
piece oil woodland necessary for the support of the place,
although L had offered him more than a liberal price for
the same; and finding it to my interest to remove to the
western country-l have ascertained with deep morifca-
uon' that my wife, Catharine Tandy, is not only unwil-
ling to accompany me, but positively refuses TO go and
associate with me as a wife. She voluntarily takes her
sell away from my bed and board, although we have had
no difference on any other occasion, and | have always
supported her in the best style which my condition would
Justify, and would still do so if she would associate with
me as a wife.-Under these circumstances, vet with great
reluctance, L am induced to give this public notice, that
will not be responsible for any debt which my said wife.
Catharine, may contract. Let no one trust her on NV
account, for l will not pay for any article which NAV be
furnished to her; in short, ! will pay nothing for her.
while she voluntarily absents herself from me.
JOHN TANDY
Goochland, March 7. 9o-w4v
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Two COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Raymond
u & Kellogg have now ready for sale, a supply Of
their celebrated Virginia Oil Stone-an excellent article
for plantation use, and consequently, an important article
Of trsde.-All orders le0 with q. V. Raymond, late Raw.
mond q Brothers, will be thankfully received.
March 10. IOa-6,
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n CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
III Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Gloucester, on the 4th
day of February, 1888:
warner L. ohVier' Plaintiff.
Francis b. Whiting and Richard Nj. Thornton, DePts.
The defendant, Francis b. Whiting, not having entered
MS appearance and given security, according to the Act Of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabitant of this
commonwealth, on the motion of the complainant by Tho.
mas y. Amory, his attorney, it is ordered that the said
Francis b. Whiting do appear here on the 9th dav If
May next, being the first day of the term of the said
Court, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that a copy of
TINS order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond EnGui.
rer iortwo months successfully, and another copy thereof,
posted at the front door OF the Court House of his county,
on TWO successive court days. A Copy. 'Teste.
ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, C. c.
Feb. 10. 92-yys,v
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POETRY.
q aucu rgr REn>tSs uS,vi
THREE WEEKS AFTER M~NRRIAGE-pY =. !. n,1rx

Rec WEEKS AFTER MA~RRIAGE.-Br T. Il. BArLE
don't caro- three and siSpeuce now
For any thing in life
My days of fun are over now,
I'm married to n willie
I'm married to a wife, my BOYS,
And that by Joyc y no joko!
Two eat tho white of this worlds csg,
Aud nov Two got tho yolk.
I'm sick of sending marriage cake,
VI eating marriage dinners,
And oil the iuss that people make
WIN newly we'd beginners:
! care not for white champagne,
l never sarcd for rod
Blue coats are all blue boros to me,
And Limerick gloveS are kid.
And as for posting up and down,
IL adds to all my ills,
AT every paltry country town,
| wish you saw the hills.
ihey know me for a married man,
iheir snitking says they do,
And charge me as the Scotch Crews charged
Tho French at Waterloo.
I've grown to quite an idle rogue,
l only cat and drink;
Reading with mo is not a vogue,
can't DO plagued TO think
when Meakiast's over I begin
TO wish 'twoTo dinner time,
AND these nru all tho changes now
In my lifc's p%anlomime.
Iwonder ir this state be what
Folks call tho honeymoon?
III SO upon my word [ hopo
IL will be over soon;
For too much honey is to mo
Much worse than too much salt
10 rather read from end to end,
Tho works of MIR. Gait.
o! when 1 was a bachelor
| was as brisk's a bee,
But now lie on ottOmans,
And languidly sip tea,
Or read a little paragraph
In any evening paper,
Then think It time to 60 to sioep,
And light my bedroom taper.
o! when | was a bachelor
| always had soma plan
10 win myself n loving wife,
And be A married man
And now that am 30 at last,
My plans are at an end,
scarcely know ono thing to do,
My time | cannot spend.
o! when | was a bachelor
My spirits never nagg'd,
Wake as It n pair OF wings
Had 10 my feet been tagged;
But | walk much moro sloWl " now,
IA married people should,
Were to walk six,milos an hour;
My wife might think it rude.
Yet after all I must confess,
This easy sort Of way
Is getting DER lifos jolting road,
or what | can't gainsay
might have been a bachelor
Until my dying day,
Which would have been to err at least
As far the other way.
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NOTlCE.-The Stockholders in the Rivanna Naviga-
~ ton Company are hereby required to pay into the
hands oil the Treasurer, on or before the first Monday in
April next, a farther sum Of ten dollars, on each share of
stock, and in full Of their subscription.-By order of the
Board OF Directors. DANL. F. CARR, Secretary
RiuGnnG Navigation Company.
reo' 10. 9l-wtd
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TORNADO AT MAGMA letter received in Savan.
nan oy 'e Macon mail, under date Of the I'd inst. gives
the following distressing account of a Tornado, which
passed over that city on the previous evening:
We were visited with a tremendous Tornado and rain
last evening, which prevented the Savannah and Augusta
stages from coming in. The Augusta Stage was washed
Town Walnut Creek, in attempting TO cross about two hun.
ured yards; three horses and one passenger were lost, (Mr.
Charles Washington, Of this place.) have been our and
assisted IN getting out the mail and the stage, both safe.
There was a good deal OF damage done in town-cbim
neys, houses and fences blown down-the front gable end
OF I. Taylor's store, a part of Voolfolk & Lamar's old
warehouse were blown down, one white boy killed, and
some horses and mules probably much more damage not
heard of vet"
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NOTlCE,-There will be a called meeting of the
~ Stockholders of the Rivanna Navigation Company.
to be held in the Court house of Albemarle county, in the
town OF Charlottesville, on the third Tuesday in April next,
being the 10th of the month. By order OF the President
and a majority of the Directors.
DANL. F. CARR,
Secretary RiUdnna Navigation Company.
March II. IOI -wtI6thA y
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The Multiplying Convention has met at Columbia. All
the news we have is, that Gov. Hsync Is elected Presi-
dent OF the Covention-Gen. Hamilton resigning this eipii
honor to his Excellency; because, as we suppose, the
Contention IS the State, aud the Governor would be no.
thing il Gen. Hamilton retained both sword and sceptre.
The rumor is, that the Convention will first nuiify its
own Ordinance, then nuHDy the Collection Bill, aud final
Iy attempt to nuLvy the Union party, by new disabilities
and ties, oaths. They will only show their imbecility.
we think IN the end, the coalition between Messrs. Cal
houn and Clay, instead OF increasing the power of either
or both Tor mischief, will neutralize il in the different Sec
tons where they have hitherto had influence. Like two
potent poisons concocted, tariff and anti tariff ingredients,
co1ntervail each other, and lose their power to do harm
". Globe.
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Goochland, March 7.

IN
N County Court, llth February, 1888:
Thomas Morrison and Eliza, his wife, Comppts.
Against
VIM. Pickering and John Pickering, under the age of
tWeniy-one years, Defts.
This day came the plaintiffs and exhibited their bill
whereupon WIN. w. Appleby is appointed guardian dd
Item TO the infant defendant, John Pickering, who filed
his answer-and the defendant, VIM Pickering, not bav-
ing entered his appearance and given security, according
to the act OF Assembly and the rules of this court; and Il
appearing to the satisfaction of this court, that he is not
an inhabitant of this Commonwealth-on the motion of
plaintiffs, by their counsel. it is ordered, that the said de-
fendant do appear here, on the second Monday in Nav
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs otherwise the
court will take the same for confessed, and decree accord.
ingly: and that a copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of this county, on two successive court DAYS.
Copy.-M. b. CRALLE G. c..
Feb. &c. 95-wsws
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Feb. 26.
I'm N
n ry 22d, 1893:
John Hewlett,
against

I'm CHANCERY.-In Hanover County Court, Janua.
n ry 22d, 1888:
John Hewlett, PltG
against
James Thacker, Def.
This day came the plaintiff, by Samuel G.. Scott, his
attorney, and filed his bills, and the defendant not having
entered his appearance and given security according TO
the Actot Assembly and the rules of this Court, and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court that he is not an
inbabitant Of this country, on the motion Of the plaintiff, it
IS ordered that the said defendant do appear here on the
hrst day oil April Court next, and answer the said bill;
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and that another copy be posted at
the front door OF the Court House of this county. And il
is further ordered that a supena in Chancery be issued
against the said defendant to attach his lands and goods in
the county OF Hanover: and the Sheriff of the said coun-
ty Is directed to take into his possession, the goods, chattels
and effects OF the said defendant, and hold the same sub.
ject to the further order Of this Court. A Copy Teste.
BENZ. POLLARD, Jr, ID. G. l.. & G.
Feb. 21. O3-ws,v
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JACKSON.
Messrs. Andrew j. Judson, John Nj. Niles, William III
Ellis, +. Porter, Gideon welles, .. Holt, Committee.

Another .Munifcent Dondtion-We are informed by
a gentleman who left Washington a few days since, that
Just before his departure, intelligence had been received at
me ounce OF the colonization Society, OF a second legacy of
$4,000 from New Orleans. MIR. Ireland, of that CITY.
lately deceased, has left by his will to the American CO.
loniZation Society one third Of his estate, the whole of
which Is valued at $4,000. This makes $40, 900 from
New Orleans in one year, for this noble charity.-N. Y.
Observer.
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Whereupon the following gentlemen wore elected:
John Marshall, President; John Floyd, LIST Vice Presi-
dent; j. p. Gushing, I'd Vice President; J. b. Clopton,
Corresponding Sec'ty; James Z. Heath, Recording Sec'ty:
Conway Robinson, Treasurer; WIN. II. Richardson, Ii
brarian.
Standing Committee.-Benj. w. Leigh, Chairman;
DR.. John Brockenbrough, Gustavus A. Myers, Gurdon
H.. Bacchus, George Tucker, (Univcrsity3 DIR. Thomas
hiassie, OF Nelson; DR.. Robert Briggs, VIM. p. Sheppard,
and the Recording Secretary.
William Maxwell, Esq of Norfolk, was appointed to de.
liver the next Anniversary Address, and James Mellow.
ell, Esq, OF Rockbridge, was elected as Alternate.
JOHN FLOYD, LIST Vice President.
JAS. E HEATrt. Rerorbipg Secratary