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The Distribution Of he sxypiys rerea1s The best and
most just mode is TO leave il the pockets of the people
who made 1.-THE ~ htlul owners.
Ly Mo. Collins LOOMS. Eiu.csioa: The main sprinp
of Libertymay that always be of ample cnyth breadth
and depth, and well tempered
by Mr. johnson, OF Avon. URfiam C. Rrcs A
Statesman in intellect and fearless advocate of the
Right OF nstructon-may his example be like voice
oil thunder to his successor, 500 thou and do likewise
AZ -NiddebHry, Ter1oat.
The Stgners Of The Dec araton Of Independence: The
instrument to which they put their names every
tyrant, the hand criiiag on TIC ,raV
By f. ID. Barber The Freedom of The Press.
HIRES freedom TO them that wad read,
Here's freedom 10 them tia, wad write,
iherc's name ever Feared TINT the be
=, bui thry wham the truth wed indite."
BY the Committee of Arrangement The North and
te S3u: United, they present civil institutions as
polar star to guide the world liberty Accused the
hand that divides them.
At Corinth Maine
Our relations with France From Paris we will receive
our silks and muslins; but from such source ray
we never receive our principles 0: ocrty national
integrity.
AT Hancock ~ II.
by Capt William Parker, Of Francestown VIM G..
ves; May our public be ready TO follow
the example of this ustrious Statesman BY acknow-
cdging the right of instruction, and yielding ready
obedience to the will of their constituents
by Mr. Geo Woodbury.. Jas. X. Polk: The able add
vocatc oil the People against the Bank the floor of the
House lie entitled the gratitude and respect OF
inc democracy throughout the Union.
al Weat'corth, ~ IT,
Aootonists n infatuated set Of disorranizcrs powl
ing about the country where slavery not xs seek
ing opportunities disseminate their antrenul,licnn
cu,-throa and REASONABLE doctrines MAY they aban
don their rebellion and rebcllous policy before the re-
TURN oil The revving spirit of Liberty shall In
them, and those who are leading them to their ruin.
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EUALlFAX LAND FOR SALE.--Thc Subscriber
u being DESTROYS to to the South West will
offer for sale at public auction, the premises on the
23rd day OF August next, or not previously sold the
tract OF land which he resides lying on Difficult
Creek, in the county Of Halifax, and upon the main
Southern stage road, about 10 miles northeast of the
Courtfiouse Ii contains from 1900 to 2ODO acres; be-
tween $50 and 800 of which excellent creek bot.
tom. and 10 considered among the best Tobacco
plantations i'm the county The high land lies rc,narka
bly, WELL fine springs abound in every portion of IT, and
Is well adapted TO The culture of grain every dcscrip
ton TIE plantation is in good condition for pro.
htable planting having been laid off upon the four field
system, with each sufficiently large work twenty hands
TO advantage. The improvements comm, dous and
embrace almost every necessary out-buildng The To-
bacco barns, IN particular, unusually rood and
cient TO secure crop of 10000 pounds The situation
is healthy and in very agreeable n-ighborhood This
tract Will he sold in abody, divided to suit purchasers
IL required.
AZ the same time and placc, will also be offered for
sale, my plantation known by the name of Sprinpfcd
This tract contains 5I2 2 acres nd lies upon both sides
of tho road leading from Halifax Courthouse to Nlose.
ley Ferry, about five miles from the former place II
is well suited TO the culture of Tobacco and very re-
markable for the production Of grain. This tract also
lies extremely well, and is highly susceptible ofimproye
ment Purchasers earnestly solicited to view the
lands previous to the day of sale The terms will be made
accommodating WILLIS CHANDLER Sp
u The sale of the above property will take place on
the 18th, instead of the 23d August.
July 3. 17-wo,s
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THNO William Woodson and IaTIton Woooson 49,
N cutors OF Charles Woodson, deceased German
booker and Ann his wife William Miller and Lucy Lis
~ w. Miller Frnlon Miller, Thomas Miller Hcatl
Miller, and William Miller, William Woodson Omar
dian oil join NJ Woodson and Mary Woodson:--Take
notice, that shall, Monday the Sd day Of Aug,,st
next, at the Tavern called Madurce Chiflicothe and
state OF ono between the hours Of ten clock in the
forenoon ana four o'clock in the afternoon Of that dav
take the affidavit deposition of Benjamin Iarr;s ~
offers to be read as evidence in now depends NO
and undetermined, in the Circuit Superior Court Of ,S
and Char;ery for Cumberland county Va in ,.L;cL
you are -e'endants and am plaintiff; and should anv
cause exist why the aifdays dcposiiions should not
be taken on the day and place above named shall con
nnc from day to day at The place until they are
uiken' ours, @cy DRURY WOODSON.
June 30 M -
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A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED wish 70
IA employ for the ensuing year, Lady well qualified
to teach music and drawing together with the ordinary
branches Of English knowledge Of French and some
experience in teaching would be desirable though not
indfspensaby necessary Communication, containing
terms, Nc viii meet with prompt attention, If directed
to tic Subscriber Physic Springs Office, Bockine-
ham County, Va ELIJAH & HANEs
Humanity Hall Academy, 10Th July io-wtf
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NH ESSRS, Wm. n. Ransonc, John Cared BooLty
Take notice, that SHALL by my Attorney move The
honorable Judge OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ana Chancery for the county of Cumberland on the l
day OF the neat term of his said Court to be holden for
said county for Judgment and award execution against
yon and each OF you for the of one hundred and
four dollars and fifty cents, with damages according to
law; which /, as administrator Of Peter T. Phillips dec
late sheriff OF the county of Cumberland have been com
PEELED to pay, Judgment recovered the said Court
the Governor of Virginia. suing for the benefit of Ioh1
Is Noble for money received by the said William Henry
kansonc, as deputy of The said Peter T. Phillips. and
winch he, the SAID Ransone, bound to pay over but
which he altogether neglected and refused 10 do
IlEZ FORD, administrator
IF Peter r. Phillips decd
B.-You, the above.nam John Garrcit RooEer
Woodson, Miller Woodson, and Henry Coleman. ir
were the securities with Gaius c. Willard dec of ie
said Ransone, TO the said Phillips.
Juy3 l7-w4w
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81 NOI.lON fARNS.-The subscribers have been ap-
" pointed agents for the Manchester (0non and po,L
banoctnTtHg Company and beg leave to inform town
and county dealers and the public in general that they
are now prepared to furnish Cation Yaras of most supe-
ror quahy This factory now just erected is siluated
at the foot Of mayos Bridge the Manchester side Of
the river, aud every care has been taken to fill il with
machinery Of the most approved construction Supcdn-
ness have been procured at the North take charge Of
nc operations OF The establishment is for tie present
confined TO spinning but il is expected that y the month
o. October the looms and other machinery Belonging to
uIat department will be introduced when we hope "a be
sold in this market
For the present we solicit orders for Cotton Yarns
our hrst object being 70 Introduce the product Of this
FACTORY into general use and notice with the confident
belief That viii stand the test Of comparison with any
made in the United States
BlNFOKD, BROOKS, GAY g. Co
juno ~. 16-w6w
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HB UNAWAYS-Ran away from Mr. Robert Payne.
q OH the night Of the fifth inst in the upper edge of
Buckingham county, two Negro fellows, ASDRgw and
JIM Andrew was purchased by Mr.. Payne of Peter
q Cosby, in Richmond; he is said be about twenty
I'VE years OF age five feet eight inches high and
VAL probably weigh about loo pounds; Inc is a brown
muatto, straight and well made, with marks or scars
ecOliected; he had small whskers and has gap in his
upper or under teeth he white fur hat when he
cii; he had variety of clothing purchased
OF Walter Healy, near Urbanna, in Middesex county
aud is about - years old he is very black and about
the height of Andrew, stout, coarse made fellow and
VIII weigh lo5 OF 80 pounds; his nose is very much
bad an old pair Of Jean pantaooDs and pair of coarse
linen ditto, and mold jean roundabout and chip hat
we are informed that Andrew has wife in 2. Edward
county, aud may be lurking about in that county We
have no idea that Jim will leave him Any person That
will deliver them to in this place secure them in
any Ja ~ this state SO that we get them, shall be
handsomely rewarded and all necessary expenses paid
GOODWIN q TEMPLEMAN
Richmond, June 20 EFF
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hessrs Elisha Mills and Zoimon Bootie partners Jv The
style Of Boothe g. Mills.

style Of Boothc g. Mills.
FHNAkE NOTICE, that the 18th day of Auqust ne xt
N at Tavern house of John Winn in Fuvanna
county, State of Virginia, shall proceed take the
deposition ofJohn II Cooke and the 9th day of the
same month"; at Wilmington, at the Tavern of Basil NJ
Jones' IN said county and State, shall proceed TO take
the deposition of said Basil NJ Jones and others the
taking OF all which, shall commence at o'clock, P.
NJ, and finish for the day sunset and continue from
day To day until completed all of which are to be read
as evidence in suit depending, and undetermined
III the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
SAID county, wherein | am Plaintiff, and you are De-
please. JESSE BOWI rs
July IL. oI-wIy
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Gk SDHA REWARD-(If out of the county of Flu
W AaO vanna)-will be given for the apprehension
and delivery to my OversecT, at Cnrys Brook of INV
man SAM commonly called SAM WHlTE-SIO If
lodged in any jail taken in the county and delivered
as above Sam elopcd about the LIST of June and if not
u the neighborhood Of my Farm, has probably taken
Boat on The IiIvonna James River He is % or "a
years old, black, and Of rather slender fomis teeth
unusually white and conspicuous when spoken To; about
ing clothes when he len here
July 10. Il0-wuJ A.. NJ. HARRISON
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hessrS btHiam ~ Ransons John Garrett Booker Hood
SON Miller Woodscn and Henry Coleman IT,
FHNAKE NOTICE, that shall, by my Attorney move
tue Honorable Judge of the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for the county of Cupberland On
the lst day of the next Term of his said Court TO be
holden for said county, for judgment and award of Exc
hundred and nncty ivc dollars and ninety nine cents
with damages according to law; which L. as adninistr
tor OF Peter T. Phillips, dec d. late Sheriff the county
OF Cumberland aforesaid have been compelled to nav ON
Judgment recovered against administrator aore-
said by The Governor of Virginia suing for the benefit
Court of Law aud Chanccry for money received lv The
SAID William III Ransone the Deputy Of said Peter
l. rh'lps, and which lie ought to have paid over but
which he altogether refused 10 do
flEZ. FORD, administrator
- Of Peter r. Phillips deed
N, b. he said John Garrett Booker Woodson Mil
Ter Woodson and Henry Coleman ir were ;o;nt sec;
ties with Gaius c. Willard, deceased Of said WIN.
Juy3. 17,,h,v
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lVH ESSRS James Saunders, James Hooper. William
I'VE Winston, Calvin Saunders, Samuel Saunders
stephen Saunders, Thomas Saunders, James Saunders
(son of JohnD John Saunders and Miss Eizsbefh Sam
ders-fo not being inhabitants of this State (Va1
adopt this mode of notifying you that shall on Tues
Day the 18th day OF July next 1895 at the residence of
Mr.. John Gillian, in the county Of Buckingham be-
tween the rising and setting Of the sun Of the same dv
proceed to take the dispositions of said John Gillian and
others; and if from any cause the said sJ
not be commenced and finished that day shall pro-
coed to take the the next day between Tho
hours aforesaid also Thursday thereafter dhnt heinz
The 30th day Of the month"; between Ire same
hours at the Tavern Of Mr.. Charles Mckinney New
store of said county, take the dispositions Of Mr. SamJ
Saunders and othcrsall Of which depositiong are A. no
read as evidence in suit pending and undetermined
in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccrv Cr
the county Of Buckingham in which as surviV;ng Oh
ligcc Of David and Thomas Shanks am plaintig and
you and others defendants when and where Won NAV
attend, if you please THOMAS SHANKS
Snr0irin0 Obj;Ieg Ut
DAVID g. TROS. SHANKs
June &c I5--v,5,,
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IN CHANCERY-vin Goocnlanj Circuit .
u Superior Court of Law and Chancery, odd April,

i-,s~r ' >'~'' VI Ia" ana Snancery, I'D April,
Nicholas J. poindcA tcr Executor Of William G. Pon
dexter, deed, pl,g
against
David Nj. Parrish, Valentine Parrish and I.ipscomb
Crank, r.,r,s
On the motion of the Plaintiff by Counsel, lcaye.; il
granted hun, and he thcieupon filed his supplemental
bill, making new parties defendants this causc: and
the D~tendunts Matthew Lacy, William Bradshaw. the
children and heirs of Robert bradshaw, deed whose
names are unknown; and John Bradsh1w IT, Bryc,
Bradshaw, Larncr Bradshaw, Kitty Bradshaw Nancy
Bradshnw, James Bradshaw, aud Baths,eba his wis.
FOLLY w9odson. and John Cozine, and Sally his wife,
nrirs OF Lrner bradshaw dec d., not having entered
their appearance and given security To the net
OF Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
OF this Commonwealth is ordered. that they do an
pear here on the first day of October Court and an
swer the plaintiff bills, and that copy this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published i'm the
city oi Richmond and continued for months success
svey and that another copy be posted the front
of the Courthouse of this county
Copy--Teste MAR W. MILLER. n e.
June 10. I3--ws,ys
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Nm HANCERY-ViReiSiA.--At a Court held for
n Prince Edward County, May the 10Th, 1885:
Henry Tucker, Daniel NJ. Tucker, and ltcbecca Tuck
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KWASHlNGTON GLASS WORks.-Tbis esta-
w bllshment, devoted exclusively to the manufae-
torc Of Window Glass having passed c hands Of the
subscribers viii be put into active operation the first
Of September ncxt The best materials and vorkmen will
be provided, and especial viii be taken 70 improve
the quality Of the Glass; % promote which object as Ear
pfaccable sautary alterations have been made In the
system hitherto pursued Orders from dealers in the ar
tcic shall receive prompt and becoming attention De-
tailed tables Of prices may be obtained APPLICATION
The terms viii be as liberal any other similar manu-
factory in the United States.
Address LEWIS JOHNSON s. co.
Washington City, Jolly ~. 22-st
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WooD5LAwN For sALE.-rhc subscriber il.

AAOODLAWN FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber is
w DESTROYS to sell his Farm lying on Appomatox
in the upper part Of Chesterfield county on both sides
of the road Immediately at Goodies Bridge about ,hr
Petersburg; containing between $50 and 500 acres
nearly 800 OF low grounds small portion of which is
yet TO clear about 200 of the high land i'm woods
we'll nbered the whole of which is prime tobacco land
The quality of the land is fully equal To any in thu
neighborhood the situation handsome and the improve
mcnts good The body of the DWELLING house is 40
by 30 feet, stories high, with two Is feet wings
making II good rooms all of which are well finished
besides which there good closets with all the
necessary out ho'scsan ice house that never fails
Keep ice, orchard of about $50 trees with 30 differ
ent kinds OF choice apples The whole of this tract of
land is probably better watcrcd than any tract of the
same size in this section of the countrv-Therc
are than 20 good springs it, and they are so
situated that spot the land is than quar-
Ter OF a mile from good using spring. The Farm is
now cultivated under the four shf stem; about 20 acrcs
OF the low grounds well situated for standing pasture
and Is FIRST rate grass land about 90 Of the hp
land is well in clover The whole of the low land il
it so situated that ordinary se,s may easily be kept
out by damning and trunks which has already been done
Aud although have not had sufficient trial. yet am
entirely certain of success, there is nothing but back
water to keep out and stream running through il ex.
cep what arises from the springs.
should like to sell with the land, the whole of my
stock ofcvcry description plantation utensils furniture
and every thing which cannot be conveniently moved
including crop, and will give possession in time TO
seed crop OF wheat this Fall Persons disposed TO
chase are invited to view the growing crop in July and
August.
a further description of the land and terms Of sale.
wiii be given by application TO my son, ID s. Wool
bridge of Manchester the subscriber living on the
premises SPENCER WOOLDRIDGE
July IL. 2l--wtr
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HNOR SALE, hc0idhy md adraRdageous size for a
n pubic h0use.The undersigned wishes to sell pri.
vately the plantation from which he lately removed
on IL a very good and convenient dwelling house and
the necessary out houses situated on the main road
leading from the Piping Tree, Newcastle and Hanover.
Town 70 the Metropolis Of Virginia little above The
junction of the HanovcrTown with the Richmond road
II miles distant from the latter place and the same from
Hanover {. ~. Seventy open for civilizations.
the balance well mbcrcd with pine white and red oak
The soil is well adapted TO tic production Of wheat oats
clover. and tobacco crop of wheat having been once
made OMIT, averaging ~ bushels TO one seeded upon
land mostly unimprovcd Terms will be accommodating
and possession given the Ist Of January ne1t
Persons wishing 70 purchase will call upon the Subscriber
living near the Old Church. Hanover
EZEKIEL s. TALIEY
June ~ 1J-3ta-f15thJotv
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ENEMALE SEMINARY, FarmrHe.-This Institu-
ton is row open Tor the reception of young Ladies
thirty ct whom are already connected with it, making
audable Improvement The situation is in a command,
facilities for health and proficiency in science tho
rough course of instruction will be given young La
Dies III all e sciences calculated to produce practical
and pOlite Education.
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N AND FOR SALE.-A Tract of Land, known as
~ nc Cottage, containing ono Thousand acres stu
aed on iayIors creek, in the county of Hanover and
distant twenty-five miles from the city of Richmond
offered ny the subscriber at private SALE until Monday
the 9th day OF October next This land is situated in
very healthy and desirable ncghborhood, and has upon
hadweng house in good repair containing four rooms
together with all the necessary uthouscs. On Mon
day, the 9Th day Of October next il not previously sold
tins land viii be put up at auctionogcthcr with the
farming utensis--the crops Of oats, and fodder
and the stock of cate,-shccp and hogs.
My overscer will show the land, and make known the
TERMS TO any person who may be DESTROYS purchase
RICHARD CARY ANlDLER
June 10. l2-wtf
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YHvO JoURNEyMEN TANNERS. ---1'he subscriber
n wishes TO employ Journeynan Tanner that can
come well accommodates good Coirier aud Dresser
One OF industrious habits aud good morals may meet
with situation by addressing
ROBERT Y. OyERBEY
White House r. o., Mccklenburg county, Va.
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I'm CHANCERY--vIRorsIA.- Goochland Conn
II ~ Court, 10Th May, 1885:
BENJAMIN Phaup and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eli
against
William Gray, late Sheriff of Goochand county. and
as such, Administrator Of Absaom Ellis dec "a and
Leroy Ellis, John Ellis and Charity his wife, Joseph
Watkins and Jcrusha his wife, formerly Jcrnsha Ellis
Kebecca Mallory, formerly Rcbccca Ellis, Jeshna Ellis
Hercules Ellis, bartholomew Ellis and the children Of
Eleazar Ellis dec d., distributes of the said
Ellis, deed. Mary Ellis, widow of Absaom Ellis decd
James u. Ferguson, late Sheriff of Goochand county
and as such, administrator dc bonus non of Elizabeth
Walker, dec d.. and Rebccca Mallory, Defendants
. YIN the motion of the plaintiffs BY counsel William
Ellis or his heirs Jacob Ellis his heirs David Ellis or
his heirs, David Johnson and - his Wifi or thcir
heirs ,m- Attkisson and - his wife, or their heirs,
John Ellis or his heirs - Clarke and - his wifi, or
their heirs, and the heirs OF Mary Powell dec d. are
MADE pares defendants, to this suit; and they moi hav
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act of the Rules of this Court
and 1t appearing to the Court that they are not inhabt
ants of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered that they do
appear here on the first day of September Cont ne
and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that n copv of his
order be orwith inserted in newspaper printed i'm
the City of Richmond, for two months successfully and
posted al Tho front door of the Court house of this county
Copy. Tcste, MAR. w. MILLER, d. C. q. c.
1uiy -. 2l-wSw
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A VALUABLE TAVERN AND FARM for Rom
Ia The subscribers wish for one or more vcars
their Tavern, at Louisa Courthouse and the Farm al
tached thereto, containing nearly AGO acres of andof
which, about 300 acres it supposed are cleared and
pretty good farming land, with a meadow that would
yield, if judciousy managed hay enough TO supply the
Tavern There IS now in the of completion
large and elegant brick addition to the Tavern which
will afford nine spacious and elegant lodging rooms to
be ready for by the time possession will be given;
making the number Of rooms belonging to the Tavern
~ besides large dining room in the cellar icient TO
dine upwards of an hundred persons ut one sitting with
closets, &c This property combines advantages rarely
to be met with Louisa Courthouse is attended by
more persons G is universally admitted by all persons
who frequent the pacc than any other Court house in
the State public daysand there being but one tavern
at the place, and all the other houses there beinn re-
srctcd from selling spirits giving accommodations
by boarding otherwise that will interfere with the
custom on such occasions-and il is situated on the
Main road leading from Richmond through Charottcs-
vile TO the Western country, and where the road from
Gainesville to Orange Courthouse crosses the said
Main road and has chance all tile travellers of those
roads The stable is cxcnsive--fre wood con vencnt
and all the houses will be in good ordcr-and more
beautiful place is not in the United States Possession
will be given on the first day of November next Per
sons wishing 10 treat for the property viii please adj
dress John Hunter, at Louisa Court house who will
promptly attend to all communications
CHARLES THOMPSON JR
JOHN HUNTER
March 81 foc ,r