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a tHRISTIANSYILLE RACES-FALL, 1S35.-The
" Races over this Course will commence on Mon

a tHRISTIANsyILLE RACES-FALL, 1s35.-The
" Races over this Course will commence on Mon
day, the 10Th day Of October, and continue days.
First DAY.--A colt race-mle heats 800 entrance,
half forfeit-four entered and closed.
John G. Goode CHI. by HAHN out Of Caliope;
p. b Starke, grey fey by Medley, dam Lady Hamil-
Archyj Vim. McCargo, bay colt by Sir Charles, dam
Eagle.
SEcoSD DAy.--A colt race, 9 mile hcats,--$lO0 en-
trance, half forfcit,-eght entered and closed.
Paul Darlington enters bay colt by Tonson dam
Aurora; John G. Goode enters WIN. o Goode C. fley
by Hiazim dam by Vrgnian
Richard &. Puryear enters II. Skipwiths flley by
Medley, dam Creeping Kate by Sir Archy.
John p. White enters colt illey by Trufie, out of
the imported Phantom.
Nathaniel Alexander enters bay 6ey by HAHN dam
by Shylock
Thomas Graves enters Margaret by Gohanna dam
by Charles.
Thos. j. Garden Jennie Deans by Charles dam
Ann Bullen by Prospect.
David Pointer enters Thomas Nc ehee colt BY Ton.
son, dam by Archy.
THRD DAY.-fropretor's Purse, two mile heats 5000
fifteen dollars entrance.
FOURTH DAY.-Jockey Club Purse, three mile heats
$500-$20 enlrance
FHrH DAY.--Balance Of Jockey Club Purse 5000
two mile heats--Sl5 entrance.
SANE DAY.--A Corn sweePsakc, mile heats-free for
any horse that Purse--cntrance 10 barrels
Of Corn. To be closed the evening preceding the Race
SIXTH DAY.--Hondicap mile heats; best three in
FIVE purse $lOOenrauce $40, TO be added the purse
Bride, and Equipments, and the gate money mile heats
free for any horse mare or geding that never won
purse,-enrance SiO.-Money hung up for each day
without discount
The Turf is 10 fine order and ise Proprietor pledges
himself to do every thing in his power TO render bis
guests pleasant and comforabeH He will be prepared to
accommodate them usual.
Stables and Litter furnished race horses gyafis.
RICHARD &. PURYEAR Pyopristor
Chrisfionsoaie MeekienJnyg Co., Ya.
Sept IS. 39-wGw.
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MT Office TO Contributors and Engineers.-The Upper
~ Appomattox Company wish 10 contract forthwith
for the building of number of Dams and Locks on the
River beginning at or near Farmvie. They also wish
to contract with competent Engineer project and SUI
pernend the work They also wish contract for the
superintcndencc and erection of Suice Juttees
from Farmvilie to Planters Town. The locks
will bc Of stone and timber. Persons wishing TO con
tract for any part of the work, Engineers, will
please make application 20 the subscribers at Farnyille
THOS. A. MORTON
NATHL T.. VENABLE
JAMES MADISON
September % d0-wav
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a CARD.-Haying established ourselves In the man
"a ufacturo of Clocks, in the City Of Richmond We
are now prepared 10 offer to the public vasous kinds Of
Clocksull of which we warrant to keep good time
Any person wishing to obtain good Clock and also
encourage Sobefn manufactures will be furnished bv
us, our agents, the most reasonable terms And
should any Clock fail to perform according 70 the recon-
nendatons gwen, we pledge ourselves make GOOD
BY putting The same IN order orexchangne for ono
IL good-as we are determined that the public shall not
be imposed uPcn by spurious article. Any informs-
ton respecting Clocks will be received through the Rich
mond PosOfbce, or At our Factory e. s. Jones'
Tavern, on Shockoe Hill, City Of Richmond and Com
monweath of Virginia G. JEROME g. CO
October s. 49,
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I'm CHANCERY-vl ReNrA.-ln Powhatan county
u Court August 4th 1885:
Edward f. Baugh, Sen. and George L. Toney adnl'rs
of John Toney, decd, and the said George r. oney, in
his right, Plaintiffs
against
Richard Toney, Isaac NJ Cardozo and Mahala his
wife, formerly Mahaa Baugh, Edward A. Lynch and
Harriet his wife, formerly Harriet Baugh, Edward F.
Baugh, Jr. Sarah A. Baugh, WIN. III. Baugh, Josiah
Forlines and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Toney and
Edward H. Toney, Mary Ann Toney, Robert r. Toney
and John r. Toney, infant children of John Toney jr
decd jeffrey Il. Davis and Sarah o his wife formerly
Sarah o. Farley and Powhatan w Farley, Jordan Bal
low and Sally his wife, formerly Sally Toney, Elisha
Seay and Susan his wife; formerly Susan Toney John
d. Taylor and Martha his wife, formerly Martha Toney
and George Baugh and Ann his wife, formerly Ann
ward H. Mary Ann, Robert p. and John r. Toney, be-
ing infants under the age of ~ years, Defts.
This day came the Plaintiffs, by n. l.. Hopkins Esq
their Attorney, and filed their bill against the Defend
ants, and VIM. s. Dance, is appointed guardian nd Htem
for the infant Deiendansand the Defendants Edward
a. Lynch and Harriet his wife, and Jeffrey T. Davis
and Sarah o. his wife, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according TO the of Assem-
bly, and the rules of this Cortland appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that they nhabts &c
this Common wealtliOn the motion of the Plaintiffs by
their Attorncy-H is Ordcrcd that the said Edward A.
Lynch and Harriet his wife, and Jefery r. Davis ard
Sarah o. his wife, do appear here the first Monday in
November next, (being Court day) and answer the bill
OF the Plaintiffs, and give security for performing such
decree the Court may make herein; and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city of Richmond and continued for
two months successfully and that copy be post
ed at the front door Of the Courthouse of this county
Copy. Teste, r.. +. GRAVES, d. G.
September 4. 30-wSw
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS.-The Richmond,
i q Fredericksburg and Potomac RAILROAD Company
wish TO employ workmen to execute the Carpenters
work OF IL miles of Railroad superstructurc. The
highest pricesby the day or job will be given.
Workmen are also wanted for the construction of Rail-
Road Cars.
The building oftwo Lattice Bridges will likewise be
contracted for.
As the work must soon be commenced and vigorously
prosecuted immediate application is invited.
J. ii. HOPKINS,
Prin. asst Engineer
Richmond, September 18th 1895 IS
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O1tob1r m. 1895.

We learn from Taunton, Massachusetts that the rood
People Of that town have been somewhat disturbed
within few days, BY the tbreatenings Of a mob. The
facts stated these Mr. Wilmarh the keeper Of the
Cohannct House, having been refused license to sell Al
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tO-PARTNERSHIP.-Be Peyton having take
" EN- into co-partnership Mr. THOMAS J. DEAN
the General Commission Business heretofore carried on
by him in this city, will hereafter be conducted under
the firm of PEYTON & DEAN, VINO respectfully SO.
licit share of the public patronage.
Richmond August /, 1895. 27-f
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September %.

NEOUNT PLEASANT FEMALE SEMINARY
I'VE The undersigned having employed the services of
experienced snd distinguished female teacher in the
person OF Miss Ann F. Taylor, TO take charge of
school IN her family the ensuing year. will receive younq
ladies' al the very moderate price Of 75 for board and
tuition, including bed, bedding &c. for the scholastic
term Of ten months In this school will be taught Or.
biography, Reading and Writing, English Grammar
Arithmetic, Geography, History, Compositions Needle
work and Painting For the latter additional charge
Of So will be made. The exercises of this institution
will commence the 18th Of January and terminate on
the 18th Of December following, with vacation Of one
month ia The As duty II will also be
the pleasure of the undersigned attend the comfort
conentment and contingent requisites Of children sub
mifted her charge, with parental socitude AS the
school will be limited il is desired that those who wish
10 enter their daughters, will do 80 early Conmunica.
tons made to me at Green BayP o., Hanover will be
promptly attended TO- II may be necessary 90 add that
the situation of the above school, in the extreme upper
end Of Hanover is Of the heatest and best water
cd in the county. MARY W. GOODWIN
Hanover, Oct 9Th 1880 44-w4vs
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WpAN AWAY from the subscriber, in Newberry Dis
III a trict South Carolina, negro man. named .4atony
aged about % years, of light complexion very spare
made, and about feet or 10 inches high. On exami
nation OF his back, two large will be discerned
supposed to be occasioncd by burn When he eloped
he had in possession round jacket and pantaloons of
darksh grey satinett, frock of mixed CLOTH and
panaioons nearly of the color but what dark
er; and white hat about half worn
Also, negro woman, named Mary, the wife of said
Antony; bright muatto, with tolerably straight long
hair; her front teeth considerably decayed and one OF
the same entirely broken Off light blue grey eyes,
III height, about feet inches of delicate form
and about the age of her husband. Her clothing con-
sisted chiefly of black bombazett and purple crcassian
dress besides several calico frocksboth body servants
The above negroes purchased in Richmond Va
by gentleman OF the of Ponde xtcr of said State
carried to Mobile Alabama and there purchased by the
subscribers last May 1t is calculated they will attempt
to make their way back TO Richmond, Va
Any Information concerning them, will be thankfully
received by the subscriber, his residence in Marengo
County, Alabama and liberal reward paid for their a
prehension security in Jail.
Letters may be addressed to Duke Williams and VIM
r Buoch, of Newbery District, S. c., to John Bishop
OF Powelton, Hancock County Geo, (each of whom is
authorised TO receive the negroes from apprehendcrs
or to the subscriber, at White Hall Marengo County
Alabama. EDWIN A. GLOVER
July "a. o3-3m
917he Editors of the Raleigh Register, Columbia Tces
cope will publish the above their
the subscriber
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n AND FOR SALE.-Intending to remove immedi-
III atey to the West, offer for sale my Farm, (Oak
Lawn) IN the county of Gloucester lying on the road
leading from the Court house Richmond Civ distant
from the former mile, and from Ware River miles
tconains lS6 acres, about 60 of which grounds
county The highlands, about go acres of which are
arable have fertile and durable SOIL Beds of Mari lie
at convenient distances in every section of the farm
The mprovementsare two-sory Mansion with rooms
besides poches, passages and garnet; large granary
and Kitchen with other necessary and convenient Offices
all in good repair most OF them For healthfuness
the seat is not surpassed by any in the lower countless
and none can be more desirable to the Lawyer, Doctor
o Mechanic.
AS many important features are omitted in this map
persons wishing to purchase, nvted visit
vey the premises Should sale be effected previously
it will be offered to the highest bidder the 2Sth Of Oct
the spot Not more than will be required in cash
WILLIAMS r.. DAVIS.
Oct u. 43-w1ws
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NOTiCE.-A memorial will be presented 10 the next
sage of Law for the removal of the seat of Justice of
the county of Hanover, more central and con-
venient location than the present.
September IS. 3O-tf
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Oh SDn REWARD--(lf out OF the county of Flu
70 %V vanna)-will be given for the apprehension,
and delivery to my Ogerseer at Carys Brook, of my
man SAM, commonly called SAM WHlTE-S10 IL
lodged in any jail taken in the county, and delivered
above Sam eloped about the LIST of June and if not
in the neighborhood of my Farm, has probably taken
Boat the Rivanna James River. He is % or "a
years old, black and of rather slender forn-his teeth
UNUSUAL y-whe and conspicuous when spoken to- about
feet 10 inches high, field hand, and wore his work.
ing clothes when he left here
July 10. l10-wtfl a. M. HARRISON
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HID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
H9 fers for sale that beautiful and pleasant situation
called MAYrAIR situated in the Forks Of Hanover in
agreeable and wealthy neighborhood two miles from the
Fork Church, 10 miles from Hanover Courthouse, and
% from Richmond The Richmond and Fredericksburg
Rail Road passes in about miles of the dwelling house
The Tract contains between seven and eight hundred
acres, lying Immediately on New Found river The inn
provcments consist of two-soried wood house, with
eight rooms and passagethe houses consist prn-
cipay of two good barns, capital framed stable, and
indeed, of all the necessary houses usually be found
on an estate in good condition-the orchards contain
many cnoice fruits of various kinds This situation is
remarkable healthy one and has always been regarded
the handsomest in this section of country Ii re-
markaby well waered by excellent springs that never
fall three of which the house The plantation
well enclosed with good fences, of oak rails principally
and in state of considerable mprovement-Upon the
whole, tits rarely that situation combining many des
rable objects is offered for sale 1t is deemed
ny to be minute Persons wishing to purchase
invited visit it, and Judge for themselves. The
will be made accommodating for the greater part of the
purchase money. SARAH THORNTON.
~ b. 1 offer also for SALE two small farms in the same
neighborhood, each containing two hundred and sixty
acres-moderae improvements EACH and of them
remarkably well timbered. Persons wishing to buy
would do well to those places. S. Il.
July z. lS-wtf
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To Tie Editors of tie Norfolk BEACON


GEFTLEMgS In my communication Of vcstetdav
concerning the situation Of the Comet find a small er
jawbone Of Asterion find by minute calculation
that at the Noon Of this day, at this place its right
sion l2h So. 57lOO and declnation 45d ION Gil
which consequently places the Comet AZ about ONE
degree N w Of the diadem Corona Carroll aud close
70 The neck and not the jaw bone Of Asteron in lie
constellation CAMS Ycnatic and is certainly situated
less than degrees TO the Eastward Of the nearest
part Of the CAMS Maj0rs-therefore il was most posi-
lively not in that constellation stated in the Beacon Of
this day
Although you have correctly stated is future path and
egrcss which is in tolcrabe accordance with The rouoh
diagram attached TO the Ephemeris Of this wear and
which it il satisfactory to inspect yet cannot uparf
much information When precision becomes rconis;,e
computations from know data must be resotcd TO- 10 az
certain celestial phenomena
Its nearest approach according 10 Mr. Woolhouse bv
the elements Of PoDecouant, will be Nov 9TH 4sn
Paris time; by Damoiseau Nov. 9TH, ut d. 7ro do
do; aud by Lubbock, Oct 3Oth at On 1sm do. do
Very respectfully,
EDW L. YOUNG
I'll
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Ep UNAWAYS-Ran away from Mr. ebert Payne
buckingham county, two Negro fellows, ANDREw and
JIM Andrew was purchased by Mr.. Payne of Peter
u Cosby, IN Richmond; he is said be about twenty
FIVE years of age, five feet eight inches high and
will probably weigh about los pounds; he is brown
muotto straight and well made with marks or scars
recoeced; he had small whskers, and has gap in his
upper or under teeth; he white fur hat when he
ieft he had variety of clothing-Jim purchased
OF walter ifeay near Urbanna, in Mddlesex county,
and is about 10 years DID, he very black and about
the height of Andrew stout coarse made fellow and
VIII weigh lS5 or 80 pounds; his nose is very much
sunk between the eyes and very broad the end he
had an old pair of jean panaloons and pair of coarse
linen ditto, and an old jean roundabout, and chip hat
we are informed that Andrew has wife in p Edward
county, and may be lurking about in that county We
have no idea that Jim will leave him Any person that
will deliver them to US, in this place, them in
any JAN In this State, so that get them shall be
handsomely rewarded and all necessary expcnces paid
GOODWIN 81 TEMPLEMAN
Richmond June
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TENO THE PUBLlC.-The subscribers HAVING pur-
u chased in the Northen markets. large and beau.
tiiul stock of Goods suitable for the Fall and Winter
respectfully invite their friends and the public generally
To call and examine for themselves Their larger
and their assortment better than beretoore consisting i'm
part of cloths saiincts, Aannels, English and French
nernoes, French and Italian silks English French aud
American prints, blankets, nap coOns kerseys and lin
scys fine and coarse Shoes fur and wool hats leather and
Groceries, together with every article usually called for
in the couuryal of which, will be received and readv
for inspection in few weeks
WALTHALL, JErER g. CO
lie a LIN 60. A
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WABlHABb, JEIER ~ &C
Paineville, Amelia county, Sept o. diva,

NB OANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY The AN.
u y nua meeting of the Roanoke Navigation Compa
ny viii be held at Weldon, n c., Monday the 9th day
of November next a. JOYNER
October 2. 43-Gt
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HhRY GOODS-Narket BridQe.--W ADswoRTH &
~ WILLIAMS are prepared 70 furnish country
Merchants with assortment Of Dry Goods, as good
terms they procure them in any Northern Market
September 4 35--lW
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HHOR RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable Ia
n stand, at New Kent Court-house The adj
vantagcs Of this stand that is the Of the Coun-
" and Superior Courtis just half way between Will
lamsburg and Richmond There is Land sufficient at
tached to il tn work six hands The crop H. about four
barrels Of to the There is suficiency of
land Of fine quality IN wood TO make good Farm indie
pendent Of tie Tavern parton this, a suiicency Of
tobacco cotton might he made TO pay for the land in
few years. There is this land fine shell mari, which
could be used TO great advantage. Any person wishing
TO rent purchase will be pleased apply to the sub
scrbcr in Williamsburg, to MIR q. 7. Crump of
Richmond, who IS authorised 70 sell or rent.
BURWELL BASSETT
Oct. q. 45-ff
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HHARMONY HALL.-Tbc Fall term of this ipst,-
u tuition will commence the first of October the
place and terms Of tuition, last ycar-Forher
Information may be obtained by applying the principal
Sept %. [4l-4u II n. TURNER.
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~ and Hungarian or Sapling Clover Timothy Or
chard Herds, Highland Meadow Oat, and Velvet Grass
Seeds.
An assortment Of genuine CAMPS ssrDs including
the Winter Kalc excellent vegetable that will stand
the severcst weather uncovered.
Mccormick, Davis, Barsbare and Frceborn PI OUCITS
aud Plough Castings.
Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters, Ilarrows, Cultivators
&c. &c Apply TO
Sept H. [37-l WIN. PALMER.
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MJOTICE.-Wc shall renew our petition and Law Il be-
~ fore the next Virginia Legislature praying Tor the
formation Of County, BY taking of the lower end
Of Caroline and The upper ends Of King g. Queen and
Essex MANY CITIZENS
Of tie a|oresaid Counfes
September ~ 30-ttD
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Editors Of the Raleigh Register, and Columbia Tcles
cope VIII publish the Above for three MONTHS
counts to the subsrber, White HILL nrengo county,
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HN Y-VineiSA--ln Hanover County
a Court August 25th, 1885:
David j. Saunders, adm r. of Walter Chslolme SEN.
deceased Plaintiff
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I'm CHANCERY-VIRoIxIA- a Court contln ne
Il and held for the county of Buckingham, the l2t
day of August, 1885,
Allen Jones, PltF
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May ! |
NEW SPRING GOODS.

fAl.l on Henry Bro,cn, Jr. Bank Square, for the
~ most Fashionable GOODS, for Ladies and
henlcmen. lie Is receiving and opening large
stock oil beautiful articles, and will continue
cei'e, from time to time New and Fashionable Goods,
as fast as they appear in New York and Philadelphia
Just TO hand, TO be sold at Reduced Prices:
Cloths, cassimcres and French Linens.
iosy Marseilles and other Ncstings,
New patterns of Plaid Silks,
Plaln and figured Silks, various shades,
large and beautiful assortment of Painted Mus
Inns, which will be sold little over cost.
London Calicos, finest patterns,
French and American do
Plaid Striped and Plain Glasgow Ginghams,
Ladies Crvats, very pretty,
lest Ladies' and Gentlcmcn's Gloves and Mitts.
DO do. do. Cotton and Silk Hosiery.
rlald Cause Ribbons beautiful.
Ribbons, assorted
Fresh Linens, Cambria and Muslins,
Ladies Shoes, made to order, last pattern.
Gentlemen's fine Boots and Pumps.
Extra fine Tuscan Bonnets
Ready made Skirts for the Summer,
Necklace OF Derbyshre Spar, that very like the
finest Pearl
\ lew par OF the finest Gold and Pearl Ear rings,
bought at Auction, and will be sold low to
get out of the trade
French Caps, and Embroidered Ladies' IIandkcr-
chiefs,
bead Recules and Purses.
-, Large and small strans of Coral,
''sethef with great variety of Sedsondbh Goods.
=, such as are generally used by families
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VOL. xEHZ.....v'O. 80.

II will perhaps be said, that the doctrines II
these men are so revolving, and their numbers 20
few, that no danger is to be apprehendcd, and
that contcmptnous silence is the best answer Dc.
lidc not yourselves with the fallacy. :" Lay not
this lattcrng JUNCTION to your souls" Their posi-
ton is an insidious one, which, while you slunber
in iancod security, will penetrate to the hearts
blood of all your institutions, and " all the balm
oil Gilead" will be unable effect cure. 1rouse,
lest you fall into that moral " sleep that knowest
no waking" Let public opinion awaken in all its
energy aud tell these moral nctndaries, that they
shall not be permitted to throw their firebrand in
your community, and reduce to ono moral ruin,
your aliars, your temples, and your domestic
hearths. Lhdehfy is a weed which is not congo
NAL TO our soil. II is an exotic. Do not trans.
plant il into your moral garden j, will extirpate
every wholesome and beauteous plant, until il
grows into tree, which, oversladowing your noble
city, will withor and destroy every thing within its
influence Establish moral quarantine around
Your city llmitablo in point OF time, and which no
ingenuity evade. DO this, and you will deserve
the thanks OF your fellow -citizens. III shall have
been, IN the slightest degree, instrumental in produ-
cling the result, shall esteem il the best act Of my
life, for the proudcst cp,aph which could be insert
bed on my tomb, would be
Here lies one, who was instrumental
In arresting the progress of infdeli,y."
have the homo, to be your fcllow-eitiz
L. l.. FINLEY.
BuriMonr, 27h May, 1885.