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~ OTlCE-Was committed TO the Jail OF SPOTS vana
u county, on the Let January, 1884, as a runaway
Negro man. between 30 and 40 years Of age, of dark
brownish complexion, five feet inches HIN ami sen
DERBY butt, has hm or blemsh the right eye and
severe marks OF the lash his back himself James
and says he is the property Of William Coffin Negro
trader, OF Louisiana. and was purchased of James
wright Of the Borough OF Norfolk by the said Coffin from
whom he escaped somc tine in the month of July last on
his way TO the South. Had on when committed a coa,
paniaoons and vest OF wooeD AMI CLOTH very much
worn The owner is requested TO come forward prove
property, pay charges and lake him way he
will be dealt with according TO law THOS. HICKS,
March H. (l02-nl Tailor of SpOffsl Ipnuia IN
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HN ANCERY-VRGfE1A.-At Court of An.
ID peas held at the Capitol, ~ the City Of Richmond
on Tuesday, January 2sth, 1881:
william y. Jones and Jsmes Fisher, administrators Of
Wood Jones, deceased, PLAINTIFF
against
Elizabeth d. Jones, administrators Of William Jones ST.
deceased, D.C,d,1, 80
Upon writ OF supersdeas 10 judgment OF The Circuit
Superior Court Of Law aud Chanccfy of Merklenbnrg
county. 10
The wit Of supdrsedea5 heretofore awarded the plsin
TIL not being returned executed the defendant and il
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that size is not an
inbabliant Of This Commonwealth tie motion of the
pans by their counsel IL j. ordcted that the said de.
iendan do appear here the first Monday in May next
TO have re.hoaring Of the whole MISTER in the Judgment
aforesaid contained and ha copy Of his order be forth
WIN Inserted ~ some newspaper printed D The CITY of
Richmond, aud continued Tor tsO months successfully
aud also That another copy thereof be posted at the front
door Of the Capitol in The said city
COpy--Teste. j. ALLEN G. g.
February IL. 96-,es,y
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JACKSON.

a BEAUTIFUL thorough bred bay borse h, foho
IA Richards, his dam the celebrated nile racer and
bottom nag, Honesty, by old Imported Erpedition will
stand at my stable in the county Of HALIFAX Virginia At
$40 the season All the that failed Lance last
season will be insured TO Jackson this Spring, the price
o'he season For further particular, hand bills Sc
WIN, W. HURT
HdhiaN, va, FEB D, 1881. l97-2ml
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O,K EE.9,V-

VIE full brother to Lance aud 4rel will stand this
m spring 1884, at my stable in the county Of Bedford
% nes ABOVE Lynchburg, on the main age road. Fur
uer anu oher particulars in time. See what Nr. John
Y. stevens, who sold him to Mr. William II Johnson
says below. JOHN = uIRT
New YORK Jan. 10, 1884
DEAR SiR: As regards my opinion of o. Rehv as a
race morse, have great pleasure in stating think him
one; ms speed and endurance were both of the
hFst oder and his constitution iron one or he could
no' nave stood the severe work you him sustain last
SPRING while in the hands and under the of
MIR. Buckley. With the belief that he will realize your
most sanguue expecta ions,
lreman your obedient servant
n w. JOHN c. STEVENS.
To W. r. JOHNSON, Esq.
February 6.
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GTOP THE RUNAWAY 1! ! 1925 Req ard Ran
~ away from the Eagle Tavern in This place. on Sunday
evening last, negro fellow named NAT he is a car.
penter by rade OF low stature aud souy made, has an
intelligent councnance and is about IS years of age; had
on white becrowned hat, with wide brim, and grew
kersey coat and paDtaoons He is shire wd sensible ne
gro, and is no doubt attempting follow his wife, who
was lately sold TO Spectator named "Redmond,' who
was lately in this city The above will paid by
Mrs. Lucy NJ bowman, OF Sussex county, Va, as soon
as IT is asceriaiDd that the said negro safely lodged in
any Jail in this State.
N. b. The above described negro was brought 10 this
place on Sunday morning last for SALE his own request
and gave the young gentleman whose care he was
the slip the same evening.
March IA. IO2-n
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HDUKSUANT to Decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, held at the Capitol in
Tue Ciy OF Richmond, will be sold the highest bidder
or Cash. before the door OF the Bell Tavern in said City Of
Menmond on Saturday the 18th day OF April ne
Tue hours OF IL aud o'clock, p. NJ the Tract of Land
on which James Andrew now resides, lying near Cold
Harbour, in the lower end Of Hanover county: contain
ing gu acres, be the less, which said sale
will be made according 10 the provisions OF the Deed of
Trust made by the said James Andre me as Trustee
10 secure the payment Of money in the said Deed of Trust
mentioned. As shall sell in my character aid
Will convey only such title as authorized to make by
virtue Of the said Decree and Deed ri Trust.
. BOWLING STARKE, Trustee.
March 6. 90 o,w,ls.
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Fresh &iertals. Goods.

WTIE wish apprze our customers and country
w merchants generally, that we in the daily
expectation OF the arrival OF Spring Assortment of
BRITISH DRY GOODS, direct from England which
VIII be much the largest we have made-le less
probably, than 500 900 vaue-agd which will compre
bend greater variety articles and styles of Goods than
has been customary 10 Import into This market The
favorable terms on which many Of these goods have been
bought III England, and the still more favorable rates a
which we have obtained Exchange TO pay for them IA
ken in connection with the important reduction in the du
ty many leading articles must enable us we think If,
give To those who may obtain their supplies of us I'M
common advantages this When they arrive i'm.
mediate notice will be given all newspapers Of the
lime they will be open. and ready for sale.
our supply oil American, French, India, German and
Swiss Goods, will be full and complete during the
month OF March, as at any time this Spring
we would also inform our customers, that shall pro.
badly receive by the ship which brings Dry Goods
bui ibis is not certainly 900 sacks best LIVERPOOL
SILT, Factory filled, ten 10 The fon-sucb in all re-
sPects as we have imported for several seasons past
i. & J. s. JAMES & CO..
February 20 [95-2aw y .Market Square.
BHASON'S RATHER This distinguished stallion
I've will stand the ensuing season Ar nv .,,h, TO-
or.yie, Hanover, aud the old Church. in the lower Part
OF Hanover, at the low price Of S25 the sea.on which NAV
nc discharged by the payment Of $50, before The
Gun o' 1"y next, al which time the season will expire
Vlo insure mare with loa. Good pastursge will be
furnished grais and fed grain al 25 cents per av
-snu every attention paid TO prevent accidents, but viii
not De responsible Tor any. 81 10 the groom.
Rather is beautiful chesnut Is q hands high. Of fine
bone ana 10 point OF beauty and symmetry Of FORM not
surpassed by any horse From the perforn,aure of te
fetC OF his colts that have been and fbos C, %
~ ufrted mares, Rather ought TO stand as bgh az anv
horse, as breeder OF race horses Prmero the FIRST beat
nearly all The dvohle colts in Virginia. from 10 p mile
heas-S3500 offered and refused for him-bis second
Mnlnora, was sold for 1890 TO WIN. II. Ia ylor who had
trained her before lie purchased; third Violet r se sl n,
Mr. Adams for 1920, alter he had lfaned and run her
cold sister Of Mud5ra, before gave her trial. Tor 5000
These arc all that have been trained within my know
ledge. Ffom these cis ought hs not 10 stand as bigi a.
borse Ills blood is equal TO the best, aud IL the public
WIZ give him chance at few good mdres, will prove
this IL no pt,G.
Pedigrse.-Rauer was got by that Distinguished race
horse Timoeon, his dam Constitution, was by Dioned
out oil the same mare Of Tmoleon this was by The
Oh imported SaltFan, which by O'Kelleys English
Eclipse, his &. grand dam Old Wdair, z. e. grand dam
fearaought, grand dam Driver, z. &. z. T. grand
dam imported Vampire; g. &. e. z. grand dam, FaiIow
| &c. sc. WILLIAM WIIIJANsoN
March 8. 100 q,
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6NROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
w The subscriber has leased OF the enements inn
ediaely ifoung the landing OF tie Hssin near the new
hi ., Mr. Chevalie, Tor the Transaction Of Grocery
and Commission Business, where he is now receiving
Hne assortment oil every article IN The Grocery line and 10
which he invites the attention Of purchascrs-and will
give personal attention 10 all consgnnepts at are en-
trusted TO his care. THOMAS n Johnson
March %. Ins IS
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ute, mems superior and common saddles; side do. do
ue 'ea'hers; martingaes; gig cart and wagon collars
mon snaie and curb brides; wagon do leather trunks
nc. &c; to which they invite the attention of country
merchants and dealers The prices will be found suit
me uhes' J. s. s.. COSBY s. co.
February 25. 95-SswSw
NoIiCE Cotton Yarns Cotton Yarns.-Ny Cot
ton Factory in the county OF Powhatan is now in full
anu operation, having
's' egn' months IN making repairs and improv
10 my machinery, adopting all the mode of
eu.y-oge'her with my own from 80 years actual ex-
peience In the business Of cotton spinning % of whic
has been in the State o! Virginia Also bv adding consi
ueraoe more new machinery 10 my establishment, am
prepared to furnish Cotton Yarns more extensively than
heretofore oil any number that may be called Tor and
prices equal not cheaper than any other
IN inc United States, (of reputaiion) Although nv es.
nave above stated; il is also with small portion
pride and gratitude, tina, find my Yarns pre- for
e'r superior quality, TO those OF other factories in this
country. When was at Swift Creek Factory owned bv
niessrs Bowden, Byrne Co., the yarns then were al
lowed to be superior to any made in the country feel
u" no" hesitation IN saying that they shall be the
iry them aud they will be found superior artcie-no
mistake about them, and in order prevent imposition
nave introduced thread of blue yarn the up and
ge hanks, not two and three hanks twisc together in
making up the bundle. My agents are, Messrs Crane &
Moshy' and Mr. William Wallace, Richmond; Mr. Charlie.
ouson Of Petersourg late oil the firm of Me-srs odson
Rogers q 20. JOSEPH HAYWOOD.
Harcn Il. l04-2aw2w-w4w
samuel y: Wafhins, Richard r. Watkins Vaier c.
CMiWStoH, ana IuckeT CdrTirgt0n,
q AMNEkS and Projectors OF the Old or Royster's
" Warehouse in the town of GAINESVILLE take pleasure
IN announcing 10 the public that is complete rea.
illness Tor the receipt OF since
undergone complete repair and large commodious
auuon peng now in progress is under the manage
nent OF TWO attentive, industrious aud ef inspectors,
Benjamin Hinton and WIN. Jeter, who will give 10 To.
bacco sent 10 their their best attention Tobacco re-
ceVeu al Tie Landing and conveyed to the Warehouse
without charge. March lS. lO3-l2t
ykSHE regular Races over The Winfer6eId Course
e w'i commence on Wednesday, the 9th day Of April
1884, and continue three days.
LIST Ddy-A Colt Stake-sSl00 entrance-mjle heats
three subscribers, and closed.
John Heth enters his Janus Fiy, dam Alfred
ihomas Graves enters his Murdoch Colt dam -
John Wathail enters his Medley Fiey, dam Charles
End Ddy-Ihe Proprieor's Purse for $50, in tickets
mile heats-en,rance So
3rd Ddy-Jockey Club Purse Tor 500, in tickets
Two mile heats-entrance SO.
The Proprietor will be prepared and will use his utmos,
exerons TO please his visitors.
G. b. WOODBRIDGE, Proprietor.
Chesterfield, March Is, 1884. l0i I'd
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March %.

a NEUTRAL COURSE. BALTIMORE.-The Spring
~ Meeting over the Central Course, will take place
the 81 Tuesday in May next (For particulars see Turf
Regster) by this arrangement, week will have inter.
vened between the New York and New Market Races
and The Central-and as the Broad Rock Tree Hill and
New Market Meetings will be over, the lovers Of the
iu VIII have an opportunity OF wi,ne ssng on this mid
die ground, hae display oil horses This meeting pto
misses 10 be most attractive. JAS nj. SELDEN
MaTch 20. 106-tIsM.
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NHE Spring Races the Tree Hill Course, will take
IL place the 4h Tuesday in April next the 22 in.
stant and not as heretofore advertised the 29 That
day was fixed oil through mistake; was not known until
hr Aamss advertisement appeared the xt day. that
the 29'h was his usual and guar time with which had
no disposition TO interfere In order therefore not TO cor.
het viii, him, have determined to yield and have fixed
the 22d. being intervening we en- Broa,I
rock and Fairfield. Particulars hereafter.
BY THE PROPRIETOR
It eo. To- Gift
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VHSo COUNTRY MERCHANTS-I shall, as here.
- ,o'ore, he prepared to supply country merchants
WIN iATs OF every description, the present season. My
hats are manufactured by Mr. Rankin and such other an
Prored Manufacturers have thought proper TO select
have also on hand, stock OF SHOES and few boxes
CARDs-all OF which will be sold on favorable terms
March II. ll0I-4il G. V RAYMOND
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WASH FOR NEGROES.-I shall be absent two or
~ three months from Richmond. During my absence
Hr. H. Goodwin will attend 10 my Jail and the rur-
Nov. 20. [5S-tt1 LEWIS A. COLLIER
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ED ACES NORTH OF THE POTOMAC.-Tke Now
-E0 ork Races, over the Union Course will commence
ITS hrs Spring Meeting the It Tuesday May and con.
.'nue iour days AT this meeting will be The match
error the iu brother 10 black Maria and Shark and ST
Leger, inl brother to Ariel and OKely, with several
other matches a Sweepstakes OF 10 subscrbers-en.
trance $780, and also Sweepstaks OF IL subscrbers-
entrance 2Oo-a purse, four mile heats of ST. 000hree
mile heats, $lO0-two mile heats, $500. The second
meeting will follow the Central Course Baltimore. of
which, in due time, particulars will be given
~ ALEX. l.. Bolts.
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MoliCE - All persons having claims against the es
u tate OF Temple Elliott, deed, or against him as
Executor OF Thomas Walker decd or Administrator Of
William Hnnton dec d., will bring them in, properly au
'hen'icaed, Tor settlement before tile first ay of
August next This notice will be plead in bar of all
Claims II mol attended to- N. Is. HILL,
dd'n'or. Of Temple Elliott, deed
April i, 1884 IO7 ~
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NEW ADVEisTas ENa EN'TS..
BriRNnacA..

WIS thoroughbred Horse, beautiful bay of good
Il Size aud great strength, will stand the present
AT my stable in the county OF Goochan Is miles above
iuehnond, 10 below Goochand Court house and about
three quarters OF mile from Dr. Thomas Peers on nck
shoe ereek-to cover at SIS mare, which may he dis
charged by the payment Of $40, il paid by the 10Th of
sep enoer next; $S the single leap, paid the time Of
soon as II Is ascertaned that the is with oA or mart
ed WITH 20 cents TO the groom every case Mares fed
al Tue usua price; pasurage gratis G. will be taken TO
prevent accidents and escapes but liability for any
THOMAS THURMAN
fEDi Brmmer was got by Hcrod, Herod by
Domcd' Out OF full booded Shark mare Brimmers
dim was got by Robin Red Breast; granIam by Shark;
great grdniam by Give; G. z. grandam by Lah; g. e. g.
granaam by BAyor's Fearnosgh &. e. e. <. graudam by
OH Janus; e. g K. e. grandan by Wilmington; e. e. q.
q. e. &. grandam by old Janus
Bnmners colts are very promising T.
April 1. IO7-4t
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lSH H. BiLLUPS SIR Please take notice, that |
uSA saa proceed to take the dispositions OF Laban
Hawkins and others. at Jeiress Store, in the county oil
Notoway on tbs 2sth day OF April, in the year 1881
read as evidence in suit in Chancery depending in
wh'cn you are complainant, and Benjamin Farmer aud
myself are defendants. Yours, &c.,
April l. llO7-w4wh1 LODOWICK FARMER
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RI oTlCE.-Ail persons indebted 10 William b. Hay
L are hereby notified and required to make payment
TO the subscbers-,he said Az having by his Deed of
Trust bearing date March l4,h 1884 and Of record in
the Richmond Hastings Court Office, assigned aud trans
ierred 10 them, for the purposes said deed mentioned
all debts owing and belonging to him, whether by bond
BILL noe, open account, or otherwise.
JNO. NJ SHEPPARD,
:, WILL. FRANKLIN, A'"''eeS'
March 81, 1884. 1913,
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n AND FOR SALE.--By virtue Of a decree pronounc.
4l ed at Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chance.
ry held at the Courthouse IN the ON
Wednesday, the 18th day OF November, 1882
Henry Nimmo, VIM. Houier Benjamin Buckley Ed.
ward Homer, WIN. Coathupe, Ambrose Gilbert King,
anu nos Mu''eT' Pits
Elizabeth Gibson and Robert Preston, son of - Pres.
ton, and Hannah his wife, formerly Hannah Gibson both
oil whom are now deceased. and WIN. Colqnhoun Deits
shall sell at public SALE the highest bidder for
ready money, on the 18th day OF June next, at the
about six miles OF the Springs aforesaid aud situated
In the county oil Monroe the Of Indian Creek
and Wolf Creek; tract containing 1890 acres the
other ITO (having been appointed by the Court aloe
said, Commissioner The title is though to be ndispu
table, Given under hand this lst day of March, 1884
HUGH CAPERTON, Commissioner.
March III. 10l-l6t-
NOrlCE-The partnership OF Robert Johnston s
Son, Is this day dissolved by consent All persons
having Claims against the concern, will present them TO
Andrew Johnston, and Andrew White the agents OF the
concern, for payment.
Persons indebted the said firm, will make payment 10
the said agents. ANDREW JOHNSTON,
ANDREW WHITE.
PETER JOHNSTON
Er'ors Of Robert Johnston, dec.
Richmond, 18th March, 1884.
The undersigned, with the view of winding up the late
concern OF Robert Johnston s. son. offer at private sale
their stock in trade, amounting to upwards OF 5 000 of
well selected HARDWARE, Of all descriptions Mech.i-
les anu country merchants requested 10 call and
anime the stock which will be sold OH the most
terms
N. BThe doors will be closed for e W DAYS for the
purpose OF taking stock ANDREW JOHNSTON,
, ANDREW WHITE
March 10. lO3--6t
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FHNHE highest prices paid for -four barrel biIlets and
ID hoop poles, delivered at the Penite ntiarv
Jan % ts1-u1 7. G.. MONCURE,G. A. p
TNNo MISS NANCY M1NG-Madsm: As Won arc
"A not an iulmbant OF this Commonwealth take This
method oi informing you, that shall, Tuesday the
ON hy OF APr, 1881, proceed TO take the dispositions Of
Col John NJ Harris, and william Steger and others At line
Diana Mil's, IN Tie county OF Buckngan and continue
iond'y 70 Day rt completed, to be read a. evidence In
an injunction case, depending IN the Superior Court Of
Law and Chsocery, for Buckingham COMFY wherein am
plhniH, and you are defendant. GEORGE BABER
March l3 1884 Ios ~
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~ is3i-Itme Of running chdnged.-At NEE citing
oil the Mary aud Jockey Club held OH Saturday I,
the following Preamble and Resolution were atopted:
whereas, Information has been received tla, many on
tiemen, both from the North and South owners OF fine
stables oil horses, will not be able TO attend the ncxI
meeung al The Central Course, unless the day of cling
ne change In consequence Of heir having the
hrst Tuesday oil May for their respective meetings
'he Union aud Petersburg Courses which arrangement
VIII o give them sufficient time TO here yious
10 the day heretofore apponted-and also, that the
Leonaritown Races happen the l3 and that no neiab.
BORING club has appointed the third Tuesday Tor their sy
of meeting '
Resoiped That Tuesday the 2Oth Of Nav next he f
Gu upon as the day Tor the next Spring meeting ov the
central Course instead of the l3 as
upon. GU
FIRST ddy-A sweepstakes for colts and fiile. three
years DID, mile heats, $500 entrance 500 forei-to
c'ose Aprsi lst. -Four subscribers now
same ddy sweepstakes for colts and illies three
years Old raised and owned in Maryland and District OF
Coumeia' mile heats, entrance 800, II. r.
Second day-The Maryland Jockey Club Plate value
$ooo two mile heats, the winner the plate or the
money, at his optonentrance money depending on the
humoer OF enuies-to close the evening previous TO the
~
Third ddy-Proprieor's purse $500, three mile heats,
entrance $40.
Fourth day-Joskey Club purse, $1,000 four mile heats,
entrance $3.50.
In addition TO The above, il is confidently hoped and @
peeled that there will he post stake, free or all ages
Tour mile heats entrance $500 p p four or more 10 make
race, and TO close lat OF Aprito this there are now two
subscribers. JAMES NJ SEiDEN p,on,;,,o.
March 81. IO7-i25N