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Mqai,fae,eryeC sun mr. Kqnooha--1bs manufacture
Is rapidly Increasing in importance. II il confidently
expected ha durug the current year. two millions OF
bushels ~ii Pc Produced IL 10, the quantity manu-.
Pictured estimated less than oiabt hundred tlon
sand bushels and I'D 1893. more than one million of
bushels were thought to be produced Since that time
lhc quantity has doubled, nearly Notwilhstand.
ing, however this increased production the demand in
e west appears 70 have increased in an equal ratio so
that tic prize IS but lnilc any affected Should tbia
continue 70 be the case there is calculating the ia,
lure increase Of The production here, the means Of
production seem unlimited tho quantity at al times
having been regulated by We market
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EsDEgss n.
:. MrcM ~ nnNAlNs rN,cN IL,


..,, From Ssse 2, seaePs nag,s,re,isr .hsne.J
"HoW SWIFT IL A GLANCE or THE MIND"
"Whcu thios Of my own n,ti,. land
Ia mome't SCENT" b. therc.p
That dover that hower OH plucs that Hover for mo-
There, IA tho running stream,
It's siircsys clusters seam.
Oh! give IL mo-
tn" ssme' the very same, knew itwell,
Last seen so long Oh. sample flower.
That sisht OF thee SHOULD wakcnu up this hour
Thoughts moge than toagic can tell.
a moment since, and was calm aud cold
Gold as this world 10 mo
With alits rageautyy,
Grown stale aud OH
Now mo warm blool through every thro5bing vein
Lake youth and hope rakinlmg--cb3ln. now
10 the full heart again.
Leaving pslcr check-a gscnog eye
With watry gaze, fixed fast
Ga visions Of the past;
Oh. where am /?
Al home, at home again in miuc own laai
it' mountain streams mnTn'ring 10 nainc ear,
and thrilling voices from loud lips boar
Thrre--therc the loving had
hno own lons lost oil. take ihe weary one
10 weep dear breast
IN; aSun? to rest
49, w thinc. my
ihon enswesest not--Nono aa'wcr me-ihatc cry
Ana at my feet the little brook Oh,
Tranquility
NO mouniain sireanilet of INV native lanl;
fctdoth its voice IN inc
Sound sweet ani soothingly
And IN mine hand,
OF those pale lowcrs (now gommed with toars) hoh
niencriorth To memory sacFeh:--fom this hour
ihnt they We awakened with sucil wondrous powor
Dreams of the days OF old
The buckbcan.
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May 81

a GOOD COUNTRY sCHooL.-The subscriber.
IA residing four miles North of charlottesville in the
county OF Albemare in order educate his own daugh.
,ers, has engaged female teacher. Miss HEART, from
Mrs. Wizards Seminary, Troy, New York: she came
highly recommended by Mrs. Willard as being fully
competent to teach well every branch of English ed,
cation the French language, Music and Drawing. She
has taught one session in my family, and has given per-
icct satisfaction, both to myself and others, who have
trusted their daughters to her The number of pu-
take SIX young ladies', under the age of fourteen as
ooarders The session will commence OH the first of
August and terminate on the 24th of December Every
branch OF English will be taught for 800 French $40
Music 80, Drawing 10. Board, bedding and candles
furnished by the subscriber $50 Board and Tuition
fees 10 be paid one half in advance.
SAMUEL CARR.
June 30 I6v5y
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IT. CiiANCiRY- sie@iSls.-At Circuit so,c,ior
u Court Of Law aud Chanccry, held Cor Lrncnburr
County the Court. Iousr thereof ~, ,I. o,h a.,
October, lc.ii "
Edward Bates ........... pl.;o,;V
Robert Blackwell TX or OF John Blackwell, ,.,. ,y,o
was late sheriff and of jeremiah ,,r and
as adm of James Grafton Frances lIn,,.s Ia. ~
jeremiah Bate Richard c.cs. Joscphus Bait \ Mourn
ing Bates infant children OF Jeremiah, Bates bv W,l;,n
H. Taylor, their guardian al Tten, Frances tfal In.
widow Of James Grafton, decd David Grafton William
Grafton, Susan Grafton, 4 honias Grafton lv, r,l,
and Judith his wife, Abner Bates, and PIN h;s v;i.
bennctt Craitcn, William Grafton. aud John Rux and
.nry ms wife, and john Rux in his right Policy
~ inacks'on cx trix of James Thnckston and 4, do
wick j. Beach, .......... ....... Defendants
i appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court. that the
defendant, Iodowick b. Beach, is not an nhaitant al
this state, and that the plaintiff has proceeded AGAINST
hin, IN the manner prescribed by law that the sub
pna has been upon The defendant Robert Black
well, cxor of John BLACKWELL dec d. who was late sbe
i and adm de boniS Man, of Jeremiah Bates and adj
'insrator of james Grafton, Frances Bates widow Of
jeremiah Bates, Frances Grafton, widow Of James Graf
ton, David Cratton WIN, Grafton, Susan Grafton Tho
mas Grafton, VIM. Farley and Judith his wife Abner
Dates, and Foley ms wife, Bennett Grafton John Rux
ana 'iney lls wife, and John Rux, in his right and
rolley N. Tlackston, cxecutrix of James Thacks,on
more than four months and they failing to answer the
D as To the SAID defendants, is taken confessed
ana The cause 10 be heard the other dc.
endans, ON the bill and the exhibits and wps
argucdby counscl-On consideration whereof In, Com,
doh ordtr, That one of the this Court
dotake the following accounts: LIST The account of TO-
renah Bates, administrator, dc Lon;s non of David
ceased; I'd The account Of jeremiah Bates as guardian
of the plaintiff 3D. Tho OF James Grafton ad
ninsiraor of jeremiah Bates decd lih The account
Of John BLACKWELL sheriff and administrator of James
Grafton and jeremiah Bates; 9Th The account of WIN
Dayby, deputy sheriff of John BLACKWELL with the estate
ofJancs Grafton and jeremiah Bates; and 9Th The ac
connt OF Henry n. Watkins administrator de Loni non
OF James Grafton, decd; which said accounts the said
Commissioner il directed to examine state and rcnor,
to this Court, with any matter specially stated deemed
pertinent by himself required be stated by either
oi the parties. Copy.--Teste,
WM IT. TAYLOR
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re- OIICB.-Wos committed TO the jail Of this coun.
", as runaway, bright roulatlo woman who
calls herself Matilda or otherwise Eliza Turner She ia
about forty years OF age and rather over tho ordinary
silc o women bushy bead Of hair; her clothing very
chin She states that she born near Bclfcld Va
Of Britt
The owner is requested to come forward. prove pro-
perry, pay charges add take her away Or She will bc
dealt wlh as tbs law directs. NJ T. JACKSON
dqi'or cf Hoiaor Vir0jnja
juno TX l1-w Gw
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~ OTlCE.-Jancs this day committed to the Jail
OF the City of Richmond as runaway, and said
to be the property OF Lemuc Foxwc Of Matthews coun-
y James Is supposed to be between - aud AZ years OF
age--compexon brown, near sighted; had on when
committed, pair of white summer pants and shirt, with
black i9r hat about half wornhe says lie belongs
Lemucl Foxwell, of Matthews county The owner il
hereby requested to come forward prove property pay
charges and take him away he will sold according 10
law. RICHARD c. GODDIN
Deputy for Nm. d. Urcn, Sergeant c. r.
May 81 2O-w3m
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EHfAi ESTATE FOR SAlr.--Thc subse,.hcr &c
x u icrsior sale that beautiful and pleasant, situation
called MNyf,r situated IN the FORKS of Hanover an
agreeable ard wealthy neghboro0d lDiles from the
Fork Church, 10 miles from Hanover Court house and
% from Richmond. The Richmond and Fredericksburg
Rail Road passes in about miles OF the dwelling house
i HE Tract contains between and eight hundred
acres, lying Immediately New Found river. The im-
provenents c"nsri OF two-Stoied wood house with
eight rooms and passagc;hc out honses consist prin-
cpaily OF Ivy" good barns, capital fra-d stable, and
indeed oi all the necessary houses usually To- be found
on an estate in good condition--thc orchards contain
many choice iiuits OF various kinds This situation is
remarkable healthy one and has always been regarded
as the handsamcs in this section of country. II is
niarkably well watcrcd BY excellent springs that
tail three OF which the house. The plantation is
well enclosed with good fences of OAK rails principally
aie is IN state Of considerable the
whole 1t is rarely that situation combining many des
raoic objects is offered for sale. is deemed
ry 70 be more minute Persons wishing purchase
invited TO vistit and judge for themselves The terms
VIII be nadeeccommodang for the greater part Of the
purchase mcney. SARAH THORNTON
~ H. Offer also for sale, two small farms in the same
nciglborhood each containing two hundred and sixty
acrcs-inodcrate Improvements each and of them
remarkably we'll timbered Persons wishing to buy
would do well to see those places. $. II.
July Z. 1S-wtf
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3 EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The Subscriber
4 O. administrators, with the will xcd of John
Cooke, deceased will SELL at public auction the highest
bidder, on Thursday the Both day of July next on the
premises, tract ot land lying i'm the county of enrico
within five mcs ofthe City of Richmond, adjoining the
lands of Judge Aasallamd others and formerly the resi-
dcnce OF the said Cooke containing, by estimation nine.
ty-six acres. The improvements pretty .ood--has
spring ovcry fine wacrson.e choice fruit trces-andis
uncommonly healthy at the time and place,
VIII SELL upon the same terms, certain piece par
Gel OF land which is under decd of lease forever to
certain Benz Lewis for iryeiph barrels ofcorn year
payable annually, ON the both OF February
Trims IF Saic:-Six twelve, and eighteen months
credit, with interest from The first day OF January next
at which time possession will he given Bond with ap.
proved security and deed of trust will be required To
secure the payment of the purchase money.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, .1dmnistrator,
,eih The 'eW annexed, Of John Cooke, iced.
June 30. lG-wt,s
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81 AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber is DESTROYS of
~ "A selling the tract Of land which he resides in the
lover end OF Granville county, n Carolina on the wa.
tiers OF Island Creek miles from larry Ferry on Ro
anoke ia miles south Of Boydlon and the same distance
South East of Clarksvc, in the county of Mecklen-
burg The tract IS supposed to contain upwards Of 1000
acres, about 800 Of which in woods and well timber
ed; The remainder cleared and in state of improve.
ment About 80 we'll taken in red clover with
about 30 acres Of hrslrate branch flats well dtced out
growth of tobacco wheat, corn, and red clover On IT,
is large two-sory dwelling house, with all necessary
ouihouses and IS IN the opinion ofhe subscriber alto
getcr most desirable plantation and residence Pur.
cbascfs would do well to come aud sec it.
June 30. tl6-wOwsJ r. TONNES
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wAl. ii. TAYLOR, c.
CoMMissIoxER's Orrlcr.

The parties to the foregoing dccrctal order are hereby
1888, at my Office at Luncnburg Court House by 10
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, begin the said
accounts All persons interested in the said accounts
are desired to attend with their papers, other evidence
to assist the Commissioner in making up the said ac
counts. d. STREET NJ G. C. : a, of e ,,,,y
June 90 n "a
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~ OIlCE-IIenry was this day committed TO the Jail
OF the City of Richmond, runaway, and said
to be the property of Daniel Warwick Amherst Hem
ry is supposed to be between 20 and % wears of arc
white summer pants and shirt. with black wool hat
he says he belongs to Daniel Warwick of Amherst The
owner hereby requested to forward prove pro-
pcrty pay charges and take him away or hc will be sold
according TO law. RICHARD G.. GODDlN
Deputy far jtm. ID. Hrcn, Sergeant e. r.
-,..r,.
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CIRCULAR.

10 me PTeSid Directors, and Trustees of tie serer0L
Colleges and 4cddcaieS and the School Commission
ers q ue rePeetre Counties and Corporate Tolrns of
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DOLLARS REwARn.-Ron away from

INFTT DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran away from
Il the subscriber, the Both OF June last IA negro
man by the name ofi'TNeY. He BELONGED MIR Tho
uas Joi:cs, e. the nc he atsconted Henry tawny
compile xioned fellow, very likely and is about 1--WE feet
four or five inches high, and about twenty-five years of
age lie IS slow OF speech aud when spoken TO, has
smile on his councnanccj has several his neck,
Produced by the King Evil and also has both
Of his heels occosoncd by soncbruises speaks softly
and has down look had on when he left home, pair
OF brown linen pantaoons and old purple cotton coat
striped cotton of homespun an old. blue-cloth
cap, and took with him pair of yarn pantaloons, little
worn ut the knees, colorcd with red-oak bark and cop
pcras Henry is supposed 10 have been persuaded oil
by white man. for the purpose of selling him The.
man who is suspected, riding SMALL dark-lay
horse, with very dropping hind parts and very low in
order The white about the height aud iorn Of
the negro If any person has such persons
Yelling together, would be very thankful for any in.
formation concerning them, addressed Daniels
vile Post Office, Spottsylvana county, Va. viii give
the above reward for the negro, secured in any Jail
that get him again, if taken out of the State: and %
dollars, if taken and secured in this State.
AUGUSTiN S. LAYTON
July IA -,
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By the GOceraor ETH Commonwealth of UIroinia.
A PROCLAMATION

having been represented to me by the Coroner for
T. the county OF Nansenond, that a murder was COM
united on the body of certain Samuel Whitfield ir on
the 5Oth ultimo, by Josiah c. Parker of the county
OF Isle OF Wight, who Immediately fled and now going
at large.
Now, therefore, littleton w Tazewcll Governor of
the said Commonwealth, have thought proper to offer
reward OF -Four Hundred Dollars any person persons
county, the aforesaid Josiah c. Parker And do more.
over require all officers, both civil and military and re-
quest the good People ofhs Commonwealth 10 use their
best eXertion to appchcnd the said fugitive that may
be dealt with according to law.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth at Rich
lSeall mond, this llth day of July, 1885
LlTTIETON w TAZEVELI
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DcScripti0n-"J Josiah G. Parker is about 80 years old
about SIX feet, one Two inches high stout fine figure
rather thin visagc believed 10 have small on the
side OF The nose, and of general good appearance"
July H. oov,1v,
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N CHANCERY-VIRGiSIA. Rules held in the
a Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry for the county of Hanover, on the stl
day of May, lo:35
against
William H. Thompson, administrator of Augusta Ann
Ihompson dec al, who Augusta Ann Anderson
Harmon a. Johnson, pasey d. Glenn, David A. John.
son, John Z. Johnson and Thomas b. Johnson children
and heirs of Francisco Johnson, decd who was Fran
csca Anderson, RobertJ. Puian administrator of Sally
Pulliam, decd, Charles Thompson, jr aud Jesse VIM
late Sheriff of Hanover, to whom the unadninistercd es.
tate OF John Anderson, decd has been committed for
Defendants.
The defendants, Harmon a. Johnson and John c.
Johnson, not having entered their appearance given
security according to the Act of Assembly and the rules
OF this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
That they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth
On the motion of the Plaintiff IL is ordcrcd That the
said defendants do apper here the first day Oc,o
her Term, next, and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
acopy of this Order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city of Richmond for months
door of tho Court-House of this county
Copy.--1esie,
PHILIP ID. WINSTON c. C.
June " lO--wS;v
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" N HANCERY-ViRGINIA.-At a Circuit Superior
81 Court Of Law and ChanceIy continued and held for
the county of Buckingham, the 10th day OF April ISa5
Lawson c. Tyler, .................. Plaintiff
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against
John Morris. administrator of Richd IIardinan. de-
ceased, Thomas NJ. Bondurant John Morris and Nathan
Spencer, executors of VIM H. Perkins deceased and
'onn iinuihiuii; Defendants.
The defendant, John Iiurdnlan, having entered
his appearance and given security according t the Act of
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and il nppcnrin
by satisfactory evidence, that he is an inhaitan Of
this country IL IS ordered, That the said absent de-
icndant do appear here the first day of the mex Sem
tenber Term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy of this Order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond for two
Courthouse of this county. A Conv.-Testel y '''
Il. ELDRiDGE, c. c. s. C. H. 81 G.
June Is. io|wo,ys
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HHENRY LAND FOR SALE offer for sale
very valuable tract Of land living in the county Of
Henry, ON the Smith or Irvine river 10 contains tp-
wards oftbsee thousand acres ard considered prime
Tobacco land. Portions Of it have been cleared and
leased out 70 tcnants hc rests covered with the finest
Gmhcr,-A further description is deemed unnecessary
persons inclined to purchase would view The premises
for CHS land is sold privately before
tic first Of August next (Which would greatly preier)
shall be accommodating, and made known on ic dav OF
sale. VIM. BERNARD
TO The LjHciOufg Filan viii insort ieiec week
i TO- st o. tnt and ofe ofl ihc account TO ihis
Juno 9--9aef1t
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~ NOhIlSolONEhS SALE OF IAND.-BV vir-
" tue of decree Of the county Court of Henrco
made the 9th day of July 1895 in the case Of Reese
vs. keesee and ohers, in Chancey the subscriber there
Dy appointed commissioner for that purpose will sell
TO the highest bidder, the premises on "Wednesday
the 9th day of August next, the Lands in the proceed
inGs mentioned, being the same of which th. late Wi.
liam Keesce died seized and possessed lying in the
county OF Henrco, about - miles below tile city of
Richmond, and adjoining the lands Of Samuel NJ Book
nus, John Stagg and others, containing $50 on
which good two story dwelling house fra me kitchen
barn, &c.asoa mari bank, which is thought 10 be very
valuable, both AS to quantity and quality.
TERMs.-For cash to the cost of suit and sale. and
as TO The remainder of the purchase money, upon a credit
as to one fourth until the LIST September 1885; and as 10
one other fourth until the LIST September 1897
as to one other fourth part until the LIST September 1892
and as to the other fourth part until the LIST September
lc4l wiiegal interest from the day of sale upon the
first payment, until paid, and with legal interest on the
other instruments from the day of sale payable sc-an
nualiy, until the principal, money shall become dueTo
secure which decd Of and bonds with approved
security will be required by
A MELIA ACADEMY Tie course of stu1;es mr..
IN sued at this institution will continue TO be prcpa r
ratory to the University The Greek, Latin and Eng.
lish languages Ancient and Modern History and Gro
graphy and Mental Philosophy will be ta1ght by tlIc
subscribers full course Of Mathematics and the Flc
ments OF Natural Philosophy and Chemistry by MIR Pow
As further stimulus to study, the degree Of Ancient
Languages will be conferred on such pupils as may read
and understand the writings of Virgil Horace Juvena
l.vy, 1acitus and Cicero, in Latin in Greek Keno
plon, lerodous, Thucydides, Homer, Eurpides Sophie
ciVs or lrSchyius, ana be found
quainIed with the PhiIoogy and Prosody of each Ian
guage, and with Grccan and Roman History and Geo
graPhy The degree Of graduate in Mathematics, upon
such as may advance through Youngs Calculus and Bon
nycastie lnductve Geometry with thorough know
ledge Of the lower branches Of the science.
Terms, for session Of 5 months
Board, Observation-Disclosures. s5O
iuiuOh; 49,: '-...'.- .'...... .............. -
II the modern languages be taught there will be adj
diliona charge Of So per session Fees for board and
tuition, payable in advance and deduction made for
suspension expulsion
The next session viii commence July both; and il is
particularly requested that the Boarders clothes be dis
uncty marked.
Letters post paid) directed Ilalsvillc Amelia viii
be promptly answered VIM. II. HARRISON.
June 80 1G-w4v
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THyIiE Trusiecs Of the Smiih6ed Academy, in tho
q county Of Isle Of Wight, viii proceed on Die first
Saturday in September 20 elect Teacher for the ensu.
ing ycar-in this Academy, will be taught the Latin
and Greek languages, and The various branches Of an
English education There at this time upwards OF
hundred pupils at school in the town; and the pros
poet to gentleman Of good literary and moral qualif
cations, OF reasonable Compensation. is probably MS
far as exists in any other village in the State Letters
addressed to the President If dc soiibGeid Arsdcn,v
Isle Of Wight county Va, postage paid viii be- promptly
answered. 10 gentleman need apply unless he can
produce to the Trustees unquesiionalc evidences Of his
fitness for The situation
smiihGeld Isle Of Wight Co. July T. Is-wGw
RUNNER ARRANGEMENT I'm steon,.boats N
- Washington anil Baitimore.-Thc new sgn-sailino
and excellent Steamboat Chesapeake win take possen
gers from the Patrick Henry for the above places on
Wednesdays and Sundays in fhc Hampton Roads
WILSON CaDiain
April 81, ifiIT
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EN CfIANCERY--VIRorSIA Goochland Conn.
n ~ Court, 9Th May, 1885:
Matthew F. Anderson and Daniel S. Carter Pltfs

Robert, Garland, Elizabeth and Jesse Anderson and
Daniel $. Carter and Sally his wife, Dens
The bill Of the plaintiffs being read and fled and the
defendants Robert and Garland Anderson. not having
entered their appearance and given security ACCORDING
tie Actof Assembly and the Rules ofthis Court and
appearing the Court that they inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth on the motion Of the plaintiffs by
Counsel, II is Ordcrcd That tho said defendants R6-
bert and Garland Anderson DO appear here on tc first
day Of September Court next and answer She plaintiffs
BILL and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
for eight weeks successfully and posted az The front
door Of tie Court House OF this county
A CopyTcstc. MAR. w MILLER, D. G..
June ~. 12-wSwl
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wIEW LINE OF POST COACHES from Rie6.
i q moad to CherionesrHe-in fno sfgie Snd scih Me
reqaisite spccd md comjoytFare reduced to - only
instead Of 50 so the present rate For nfor.
nation appy at the Bell Tavern, in Richmond, and COL
Wards Hotel, IN Charlottesville Days at departure,
from Richmond and Charlottesville, Sundays Wedocs-
days and Fridays WW SMITH
Jng ~ % W