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~ ONPLUS will make his first season in America
1V at my "Truc- Blue Plantation" in ST Matthew $
Parish 30 miles below Columbia, in the State of South
Carolina
This stallion imported by myself last Fall; and
Tor his pedigree, and performance whilst the English
turf, the sixth number vol 9Th of SINNERS Aneri-
can Turf Register, for February 1885 Nonplus was
bred by Mr. Burton, gotten by CATrAN "a fvoritc son
OF COLUMBUS, by Gohanna and oaed in the Spring
of 1924. IL will be by reference 60 his pedigree
and the Racing Calendar, That be is nearly allied with
the best blood of England and while the course beat
many of the finest horses of his day among others
Lord Fitzwliams Mulatto, (hBlf brother 60 Nonplus
and Tor whom four thousand guineas offered and
IefusedO the celebrated horses CRANKY and Alclora
Lord kilburncs Purity and Action; Vanish. Camela
and Tarrare and Laurel and Popsy cecbraed sons of
Blacklock) Nonpus probably sold for more money in
England, than any horse imported into America
having been purchased when three years old by the
colour is rich bay, with black legs name and tail and
no white, except his two hind heels lie ia feet 10
inches high, with great muscular power and COMPACT.
ness clean limbs, and fine action. lie is remarkably
doce, and finely tempered, though very animated nc
dcservcdIy ranks amongst the stations Of the bphrst
character and IS in fine health and condition For
the estimation IN which he is held by the subscriber be
will only remark that he has put him this season all
his finest mares In consequence of the great number
OF fine imported horses recently brought into the coun.
try, the terms OF the present will be very low
$50 only, payable when the season expires and 6 TO
the groom
Mares fed for 20 day ami every attention Maid
to them, but no liability for accidents.
RlCHD SINGLETON.
S. Carolina, April "a. li5-tf
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Stick to the Mail.

IA beg leave inform the public that our arrange
Wv ments for the transportation of the Mails and
the accommodation of the traveller on that par, of the
Metropolitan Line, from Washington 20 Richmond are
finished and complete.
Washington and Richmond, and other daily line be-
tween Fredericksburg and Richmond.
On the water part OF this route, have placed ,he
celebrated Steamboat Champion distinguished for
speed and equipment to have been removed from the
the theatre of her celebrity the North River, by
contract
On the residue of the route we have provided such
coaches, horses and drivers WILL hater ourselves
command tie approval Of the public.
Without any Interference with our Mail Line whatever
we are enabled by the agency of other daily line to
accommodate ourselves every day, during the
Steamboat navigation to the pleasure engagement of
travellers.
We have undertaken this interesting and important
branch of the public seryice, with determination TO
command the public support IN descrui,p IL: and we
therefore, wish it distinctly understood that we are by
NIGHT pr by DAY, the pubhc's obedent servants,
VIM. SMITH 81 co.
Richmond, Feb. -. 03-tf
TNVO SoDher Souli- UesfcTn and Western TToreieJs.
ID The Propretors a. Porter and Coz of the OH
md Popular Line between Washington City and Rich
mond, beg leave TO inform their friends and
the public at large that they have this day put their soen
did STEAM-BOAT SYDNEY on the route to Potomac
Creek Leaving Washington ddiIy at 6 A. M-return-
ing, Will arrive IN Washington between 9 and 3 o'clock
T. NJ, enabling passengers to reach Baltimore by Bcltz
hoover d Co s Stages, in time for early supper
The Sidney has recently been greatly improved in all
respectsShe is not surpassed speed by any boat on
the Potomac Waters; is nncqualcd in accommodations
having large and airy Cabin deck fitted up with
bcrths, and two rye Cabins below
The route by The Potomac Creek has but eight miles
land carriage to Fredericks burg, good Turnpike
road and passengers by this will reach their place
of destination several hours earlier than by the other
Line.
The Stages for Charlottesville Saunton, and Virginia
Springs, leave fredericksburg dai a.
Peck Il Wclllords Line, thrice a week
JAMES GUY, Captain
Arrangements are being made, by which the incon-
venience of travelling by night Richmond and Char
tice will be given.
April TO- Tiff
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@SALE OF LOTS IN FARMVILLE-On Thurs.
~ day. the Both day of July, 1875, will be Sold at auc-
ton, in the Town of Farmville IL hafacre IoTs and
fractional Lo1s being addition the present plan
OF said Town. on the west side thereof Twelve months
credit wal be given, the purchaser giving lien upon the
Lo and good and satisfactory personal security for the
purchase money.
JAMES MADISON
MOSES TREDWAY TTDs,o,s oc,;,o
ABRAHAM. VENABLE under the oet ~
GEORGE r. MOTLEY, Me .qssem6Iv.
JAMES VI. JACKSON
May 90 7hs
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TNNRUST SALE Of rGiuabie Real Estate and Negroes
II Pursuant to the provisions of Deed of Trust OK
ecuted by David A. Woodward, VIM. w. Woodward
and Polly his wife, Charles IL Woodward and Mary his
wife, Betsey a. Woodward, Lucy Nj. Woodward, and
Virginia A. Woodward to the subscriber and John G.
Williams, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the
county Court of Goochand for certain purposes in the
said Deed expressed Trustee, shall proceed to sell
on Tuesday the 10th day of June next public auction
to the highest bidder for cash front of the Eagle lIo
tel IN the city OF Richmond the following real and per-
sonal estate to witt piece, parcel o tract of Land
lying In the county of Goochand on Tuckaloc creek
containing three hundred and fifteen acres be the same
more or less, being the tract of land belonging for
mery to Samuel Woodward, deceased, and adjoining
the lands of VIM Powell and Others and upon which
said tract of land, the coal mines usually known and
called Woodwards Coal Pits situated Also the
following slaves to wit Harry Peter Jesse, Abraham
James, Phils, lilla Winney and her child Mary Ann
Eliza, George Stephen and Lucy, and the increase of
the females aforesaid since the execution Of said Deed
believe the title to the above property to be good but
shall convey such title only is vested in me as the sur
wing Trustee. Sale will commence at ~ o'clock.
LOFTlN ~ ELLErT, Surcieing Trustee.
May 20, 1885 ids
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June 12

IA AND ON JAMES RIVER FOR SALE.-By vir-
n "a tue of decree of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, held for Cumberland county pro-
nounced the Sd ofApril 1885, in suit in which Spencer
and others are Plaintiffs and Harrison administrator of
Taylor, &c, are defendants, the undersigned Commits
soners or one or more of them, WILL Tuesday the
an day of July next the premises, sell to the highes
bidder on credit of one and two years. the tract of
land in the proceedings mentioned, which the late
Taylor lived.
This tract ofland lies james River, in the extreme
upper part of Cumberland its river border and ad.
joining the Mount-Ida estate, also now in market 1t
is supposed to contain hundred and sixty acres
twenty five of which low grounds; and the whole
tract has long been known for it's unusual fertility.
of sale
The Commissioners will require bonds, with good Sc
curly and will also retain the title till the purchase
ney be paid II tile day of sale shall prove bad the sale
will be made on the first fair day afterwards.
GEO M. PAYNE,
WILLIAM WOODSON,
FRANCIS b. DEANE, Jr.
June 9 IS-td1 Commissioners
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FRESH SPRING GOODS


IHNiE Snip Jefterson having just arrived from Liver
"a pool with the remainder and largest portion of our
Spring importation he other portion having already ar
rved by the ship tiark Away, from the port we
use tho earliest moment to appsc city and country
customers and country merchants generally of the fact
and TO say, that IN the Of few days we shall be
prepared TO offer TO all who may wish TO buy an assert.
ment OF unusual extent and yarirty and under existing
circumstances such the scarcity of desirable Goods in
the Northern markets, and the great advance which has
taken place IN those markets within n few months the
most desirable supply perhaps that have ever offer
Tor sale we have also large supply Of Domestic and
otheI Goods winch, including those goat will con-
stitute stock Of near $4,000 in value; all Of which
we offer on accommodating terms. A more particular
adyertisement VIII appear during week. If we can
find time TO prepare one.
April II. nI2-tfl Markct sanare
aNUsTAVUs UPSON RICHARDS. ESQ Of New
"a York became interested. the LIST February last
in the several businesses Of r. e. J s James g. Co of
this City r. g. s. James & Co of the CITY Of New
York, and Eward James g. Co. Of Petersburg Va-NJr
richards will be the resident partner in the City Of New
York
April IA. F&J.s JAMES e. Co.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT for Stsan7.toais 10
- Washington and Baiiim0ye-Thc new, swim SAILING
and excellent Steamb boat Chesapeake will take possen
gers from the Patrick Henry for the above olaces ON
Wednesdays and Sundays in the Hampton Roads
no, }. WILSON, Captain.
ApFii u. 1i4-T
WWESTMORELAND FARM FOR SALE.-IwilI
w sell my Farm, lying ~ the county of Wes,fnore.
land, on the Potomac River called King Copsico and
containing nearly 500 acres This is one Of the roosf
productive farms Of its size in the Northern Ncckes
remarkably well, and is well timbcrcd. There are on
ts Farm new oyersecrs house barn and other neces
sary out houses-Persons wishing purchase will al.
rect their letters to the Subscriber AZ Mansfield near
fredericksburg WIN. BERNARD
june q S-lGt
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M OTICE-AK persons having claims oveinst ILe
IN Estate of the late Richard n Thweatt, dec d. of
Chesterfield county will present them for payment with.
out delay and all persons indebted the Estate are re-
spectfuly requested TO make payment have appoint
ed my son-in-aw, Col John a. Peterson my agent He
Is authorized to satisfy such claims receive debts and
grant the proper discharges until further notice given
he viii occasionally attend the Courts of Chesterfield
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MARY THWEATT, Erecutrin of
Richard ". TAcean dec'd
~ B-l am often in Petersburg. Letters addressed
TO me- and papers left to the of Messrs Brown a.
Corng will be safely received and duly attended to-
JOHN A PETERSON.
June l6. 1oS,s
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NJ OTlCE-Thc subscriber wishes to sell bis land w.
y ing IN The county Of Halifax, on Difficult Greek
within SIX miles Of the Court House. and the same die.
lance from Mount Laurel, containing By he old survey
four hundred and hitytree and tbrccfourth acres s
wei Waered containing about two hundred and thirty
acres OF wood land Is well adapted to the culture Of
corn, wheat, oats, and tobacco comfortable dwelling.
house and other tolerably good houses &c There Is
attached TO this land, very valuable gris mill lately
repaired, with two pair Of stones The mill s rood far
ono hundred and forty OF Fifty barrels Of toll year
Inc land, and its appurteDances will be shown 10 any
person or persons wishing to purchase ~ the owner
JAMES +. ROBERTS
juno .. D-J2t
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WBURSUANT TO n resolution of the Board of Di
IL rectors of the Bank of Virginia. notice is hereby
given, that meeting of the Stockholders of the said
Bank will be hold on Wtdresday The 18th dan of JuIv
Her for the purpose of deciding the expedency OF
establishing an Office of Discount and Dcposite at the
town OF buchanan, in the county of Boteourt auho-
rised by an act of Assembly, passed the 18th day of Fe-
bruary last.
Those Stockholders who may find it announcement to
attend are requested to forward proxies proper time
A. ROBINSON, JR., Cashier.
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NEW ADVERTHSENHENTS.

Nm HANCERY-VIRGISIA.-- Circuit Superior
IN Court Of Law and Chancery continued and held for
the county of buckingham. the both day of April 1875
Lawson G Tyler, .................... Plaintiff,
against
John Morris, administrator of Rch'd Hardiman, de-
ceased, Thomas NJ Bondurant John Morris and Nathan
Spencer. executors of VIM. H. Perkins, deceased, and
his appearance and given security according the
Assembly and the Rules of this Court and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is nhabitant OF
this country is ordered That the said absent dc.
PENDANT do appear here the first day of the next Sep
TENDER Term, and the bill of the plaintiff; and
that copy of this Order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the front door of the
Courthouse OF this county Copy.-Teste,
r. ELDRlDGE, C. c. s. C. l.. q C.
June IT. 12-w9ws
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AND FOR SALE.--A Tract of Land known as
N me Cottage containing Thousand acres, stu
aed on iayors creek, in the county of Hanover and
distant twenty-five miles from the city of Richmond is
oered oy the subscriber, at private sale, until Monday
the 9th day of October This land is situated in
very healthy and desirable neigborood and upon
II dwelling house in good repair containing four rooms,
day, the 9th day of October next if not previously sold
TINS land will be put up at auctiontogether with the
farming uensils-thc crops of OATS corn and fodder
and the stock vi cattle, sheep and hogs.
My overseer will show the land, and make known the
TERMS 10 any person who may be DESTROYS purchase
RICHARD CARY ANIBLER
June 10. 12-wtf
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VALUABLE CORN AND PLASTER MILL, FOR
SALE OR LEASE.-Tbis building is situated on
the south side OF & street, in the city of Richmond
and Immediately adjoining the Basin Of the James River
canal, from whence it can draw abundant and uni
FORM supply OF water No mill surpass in cligbi
ty OF situation IL is built of and brick 40 feet
square, stories hig with tin painted roof runs pair
stones, feet diameter, of French burr all the inside
the materials Throughout Of the best quality Ano-
Their pair OF stones may be added for corn-room being
reserved for themand pair for grinding plaster
lar seasons of the year
will sell the above, lease it for term of years
N the latter case good security will be required for the
Punctual payment OF the rent semi. annually and for
keeping the Mill in good order. II will be finished and
ready for work in few weeks. ! will also sell some
very valuable SlrEs for FAcToRIEs, with abundant wa
terPower adjoining the above have also some Iousrs
and LoTs, in different parts Of the City, which am
willing TO dispose Of
Full particulars may be learned by applying at the Of
fee Of the Gallcgo Mills r. J. CHEVALIJE
April -. II6--fc
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NOTICE.-Under resolution Of the Board of Trus-
"a tees OF the Richmond Academy, hereby give no.
tce that the said board will proceed Friday the 9TH
day OF June next, to appoint PRiscPA of the RIc-
MoND ACADEMY. salary oi one thousand dollais pes
annum will be allowed, and certain proportion of the
fees from the pupils which may make his compensation
from sixteen hundred to two thousand dollars is not
intended by the Trustees TO prescribe the discipline and
course OF instruction to be adopted for the Academy
until they shall have the views of the Principal they
may appoint on these subjects and it contemplated
elect assistant Instructors in time TO open the Academy
early IN the month of October Gentlemen who may be
qualified for and wish to obtain the appointment Prin-
cpai, will be pleased forward their recommc ndaons
to post pad al any time before the fifth day of June
JOHN BROCKENBROUGU,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Richmond, Virginia April "a, 1885. Il5-I2t
uJ The Board of Trustees, not having agreed in max
ing choice of Principal for the Richmond Academy,
at their meeting, the 9Th inst decided to postpone
the election until Friday the Goth of the present month
Applications postage paid) may be made the under
signed at any period during the ensuing three weeks
JOHN o. LAY
Secretary of the Board of Trustees
Richmond, June 9, 1898. IO-td
Q 10 be continued in National Intc.cnccs National G.,
zcttc, and ", \. Evening Post.
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EENRY LAND FOR SALE offer for sale a
- IA very valuable tract of land living in the county of
Henry, on the Smith Irvine river IL contains up
wards othree thousand acres and is considered prime
Tobacco land Portions Of it have been cleared and
leased out to tenants the rests covered with the finest
umher-A further description is deemed unnecessary
as inclined to purchase would view the promises
for thensevcsIf this land is sold privately before
the trst Of August next (Which would greatly prefer
will then dispose of to the highest bidder The
shall be accommodating, and made known the day of
sale. VIM BERNARB
" me Iynchourg Fsnan viii insert the above twice
1.-THE first Of August and Iorw ard the
June = S-2awtIA
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-NfCM.N OVID,
EDUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE TOWN I.OTS.
VIII be sold nnbclv. 10 the Lihcat hddnr in liz

| EDUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE TOWN LOTS
WI be sold publicly to the highest bidder, in the
June next at the front door of N. b. Wilson's Hotel ON
credit Of twelve months between IS and 30 beautiful
building Lots, running from the corporation line of the
town OF Boydton TO the line of Randolph Macon College,
(Which is within 200 yards of the buildng) an avenue
oo feet wide is laid off, which all front; they
tam from two to four each, all in woods, and
most of them are well tmbcred Persons DESTROYS to
educate their children in the best manner, and wtha
TO settle IN n healthy and desirable country would do
well TO attend the sale None of the lots are more
IMAM three quarters of mile from the Colege.-Ihc
tour;shing condition of the institution and the general
good health OF the neghborhood, would make this place
desirable retreat in for persons residing in the
lower country map of the lots may be- any time
reserve VIM TONNES
Boydton, Va, goth May, 1885 s-6t
HNxECuToRs SALE OF REAL ESTATE-On
E Monday the 9th day of July next will SELL to the
highest bidder, at the Court House Of Icnrco 0hat
ing Court day tract of Land in the lower end of Hen
nree hundred and purchased by David
Bullock, from John c. Mosby and wife. Col Burton
wall SHOW 1t to any person wishing 10 view t-On We'd
nesday, the 9Th day of july next will SELL to the high
est bidder at Woodfns formerly Kidd's) Mill in the
county OF Hanover tract of Land belonging the
tate of David Bullock, lying on Chickahominy swamp
adjoining Nathaniel White and Others and containing one
hundred and hftyfve acres, of which eighty five and
MIR George w Treheart viii shov ,hi low grounos.
son wishing to view it.
Terms OF sale of each tract, fourth cash. and the
and deed of trust the premises to secure the credit
payments FREDERICK HARRIS
June < lS-tdsl Executor Of ID. Bullock.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The tract of
Land. lying in Fairfax county, Va, called Ches-
nut HUI Tins tract contains 36l acres, of which 100
at least covered with wood valuable for mechanical
purposes and as fuel II is situated about miles from
Alexandria, ID. c., and the distance from Wash.
lngon City; to both of which places, convenient access
may be had by good turnpike roads.The improvements
consist OF large frame house, beautifully situated with
hne garden, comprising many varieties offru pump
OF excellent water the house, and several out build
ings This farm is very desirable any residing in
washington or Alexandria, who may want n pleasant
ana healthy summer residences whilst to any dis
posed TO attend the markets, 1T offers the greatest advan
tages by IFS proximity and easy access to the cities of the
District fine stream of water through the land
on which san excellent Mill Seat Title unex ptiona-
bic Persons disposed to purchase view the premi
ses at any time. For TERMS address the subscriber at
rikesvllle Baltimore county, Md apply Mr. Tho
Sanford of Alexandria, ID. c.
June :. go;
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY.
a meeting OF the President and Directors Of the
IA Jamer River and Kanawha Company ON Tie 2Oth
day ofMay, 1896.
Resoircd, That the Stockholders Of the James River
and kanawba Company, other than the State be aud
they are hereby required TO pay into the Bank Of Vr
gina or one Of IFS Branches, the Sum of AZ on each
snare OF stock held by them in this Company on or
before the Both day Of June next
by order Of the President and Directors
W II. BROWN SeoretorV pro tenn.
James Riror and Kanafoha Couyoay
Any Stakeholder dcposng the amount Of tho ycc,,;s3
ton upon him in the Bank Of Virginia or anv of ID.
Branches, and producing certificate Of sat depose r.
me Secretary Of the Company, will receive a credit on
The books Of the company.
June =. S--t30June
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H Evils HILL, Gsnerot 8osgf and Collector will ~.
tend to the collection Of bonds accounts and claims
Of every description in the State of virginia
Fredericksburg, March ~ ln5-ye,f
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db 6DG REWARD-Sop tic Thief Stolen from
70 <SV the Stable of the subscriber. living in the
upper end of the county of Hanover on Sunday night
last light grey coored Horse, some little under if
teen hands high, long and tail altogether in
good working order is branded with the letter Is on ono
OF his thighs mot recollected whch supposed to be 10
or III years old The thief took at the same time n hale
worn saddle, and blind bride. have doubt he is
gone in western direction / will rive REGARD n
go for the apprehension of the thief and horse or $40
Tor the horse alone. letter directed to Dentonsyiie
Hanover will meet with prompt attention
June 5. tg--tD ANDERSON BOWLES
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NIattNew r. AndcTson and Daniel 5. Garter, Pitts.
against
Robert, Garland, Elizabeth, and Jesse Anderson and
Daniel 5. Garter and Sally his wife, Dens
The bill of the plaintiffs being read and filed and the
defendants Robert and Garland Anderson not having
entered their appearance and given security according
to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules Court il
appearing TO the Court that they inhabta
this Commonwcalthon the motion of the plaintiffs by
Counsel it is Ordered, That the said defendants Ro-
bert and Garland Anderson do appear here the first
day OF September Court next and the plaintiffs
BILL and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
In some newspaper printed in the City of Richmond
for eight weeks successfully and posted the front
door of the Court House of this county
Copy-Testc. MAR w. MILLER, ID. G.
June ~. I2-w9,vR
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Nm ANCERY-ViRGiSIA.-In Goochland Coun.
FL ty Court. Sth May, 1885:
Matthew f. Anderson and Daniel S. Carter, Pitts.