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DRUGS. P9TJYTS. 6.e.

.'|It'I'I' nv
a NIARLBS r.. MILLER, informs his friends that he
" has just opened Apothecary Store at the stand
formerly occupied SUCH by Mr. Goddard one door
above the Mansion House, Main Street, Richmond he
viii keep supply Of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints Oils
Dyesiois and Glass, and in few weeks expects 10 have
az assortment OF Surgical Instruments Of The best an
uiacure Orders from country Merchants and Physicians
are respectfully solicited.
May ,. 116-wU
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I'm ClIANCERY-VIRaINIl.-A Circuit Ssuner;or
~ Court of Law and Chancery, continued and held for
Grcensyie County, at the Court house on Tbursdav
the 10Th of April Ie35: y'
Joshua G. Lundy's Executor, A. T. b. Merritt and
'O'l l.; ni"Son' Pitts.
Isiam q. Lundy, administrator dc bons non Of Iev,;s
Duprce and others, DaG 80
This cause, in which the Bill has been tsLen for co
iessed against isham q. Lundy, admir- dc bonis non
WIN Tic VIII annexed, of Lewis Duprec dec d. and Mil
area DupTce on whom the appears to lave been
duly served, this day heard on The hill az
answers of the defendants Turner and wifi and ~ liz
infant defendants Nj l.. Dupree Elizabeth A ID Inndy
10y their special guardian, together with the xhbits re-
crrcd to, and argued by COUNSEL On consJernt;o,
Whereof the Court doth audge order and decree thnt
IT be referred TO Commissioner Of this Conr, q,
state and settle account of the transactions of To-
shu1 e. LuDdy, administrator with the will an
nexed of H. Dupree, deceased also an account ne tho
transaction OF lsham c. Lundy, admir- de bons non of
sald estate also an account of all the debts aooinst
SAID estate which remain unpaid also account of the
amount OF personal assets which have been appl;ed 10
the payment of debts against said estate which bonnd
hc heirs (eturning with his report copies of the spec
atcs In such cases also OF The amount sit
uaon and value of the real estate of which the ststor
L. Duree dec d. seized in fee simple or Otherwise and
the value of the yearly Of such lands and the said
Commissioners is directed to report the snuc with anv
matter, deemed pertinent by himself or which may be
required by the parties be stated and said Com
missioner IL authorized TO require the production before
him OF all such papers and documents i'm the hands of
said Lewis Duprcc, decreased at the Time of his death
as any of the PARTIES in this may think material and
may wish TO inspect in whosoever hands the may now he
A Copy-Teste, T.. MASON, &C
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know that inquiries have beer made in this city by GER
tain leading directors of the United States Bank within
short time past, TO the best practicable method Of
continuing the existence of that company after the cxpi
in foreign and domestic exchange aud exercising The
tremendous influence which such a vast aggregation Of
capital, swayed by single WILL must necessarily pos.
sess.--.N. Y. Ere. Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

EAAdh ACRES OF OHIO LAND FOR SALE
OVU j will sell at moderate price, If applica-
ton be made immediately Tract Of Land lying in the
State Of Ohio This tract is situated the head wa
tcFsof TIC Scioa being survey No l1074 for FIVE hun
bred acres upon military warrant and lies adjoining to
Johnson q Dunns survey, No 1O7J. This land IS said
to be Of excellent quality well wacrcd and well mbcred
and must necessarily ~ short time, become very vaua
bic being about - miles from The seat Of Covcynmcp
~ The midst Of very furnishing and popuous State
will sell the whole parcel together or for the purpose of
wingt to divide the tract into two or more parts The
title 60 the above land is indispulable Those wishing to
purchase, will please mako application to the subscriber
at the Old Church, Hanover county Va
JANE B. JOHNSON
May D. 1lS-w6w
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SiE persons hereinafter named, defendants will
n take notice, That the S2d and Odd days of June
ne xt, at Buckingham Court House. and on the 9th and
3oth days of juno a, the house of Wilson x at Bent
Creek shall proceed to execute the orders and DEGREES
made on the 10th day of April 1894 and the Dist day
OF April 1881 in suit pending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Buckingham, in which
19hn Couch and Mary his wife and others, com
painants and Robert III es John Coleman executor of
John Harris deed, 1Thoyv Gilmer rs executor or adj
isalor Fe boniS in any other way or cIarac.
ter representing the estate of Christopher frIsan and
William Walker, and Nathaniel Anderson, SEN acc d.
and Nathaniel Anderson, executor administrator heir
or dstribuec OF said Nathaniel Anderson dec d. or rs
IN any way representing the estate of the said Nathaniel
Anderson, dec d, who was executor of Thomas Andcr
son. dec d, Thomas Patteson and his wife Sarah Price
ferkins sheriff, and administrator of Saml Winfrcy
dec d, Price Perkins in his right John S. Andcr-
son and William Anderson, dccndants-at which times
and places, the parties will attend with vouchers &c
May 10. 4-w4w
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CoNMIssloNrn's Orrlnr. !

The defendant, Isham G. Lundy administrator dc boz
Thursday the 23d of July 1885, with the papers re-
latve to The transaction Of Joshua G. Lundy on Lewis
Duprccs estate aso, the papers of his own Transactions
estate and all persons are also hereby notified
that shall on the said I'D Of July next proceed to car
~ the preceding decree into full effect Hll pers hay
ing claims fuusased against the estate Of said Lewis
Duprcc viii put them in my hands before that dav
and any of the parties concerned who may require gpc
cia documents (Which were in the hands OF said L. Du
siouer the said Odd Of July will Immediately aporse
tie Commissioner thereof in order that he the Con;a
sioner may take the proper steps have said documents
before him. and The party parties requiring the special
documents aforesaid will be pleased also to inform the
Commissioner, in whose hands the papers $50 deviseh
are. WM BLOW C,o,
May 10. 4-wsv
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CoMMIssIoyER's OFrIcE, }
lick sford A nr,I ~ t~.D-

The defendant, VIM. l.. Lundy, Executor of Joshua
C. Lundy dec d., and formerly admir- of the said dece
cent wl be pleased TO attend my office Wednesday
iTansaciions both as executor and admir- of Joshua G.
Lundy dec d to enable to carry the preceding or
DER INTO effect far it relates him as executor and
adm r. aforesaid; and all other parties concerned will
take notice, that SHALL the said 18th of July next
proceed to curry the Whole of the said decree into effect
those having claims against the of The said Josbu,
u undy dec d., will before the said 18th of univ
next present them 10 the Commissioner properly authe
full effect WILLIAM BLOW Io,u,g;ss;o nv
Way 10 4--wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

HIINE CATTLE--my imported, short horn. Dur
n ham Bull, PArEciAS, Of the improved breed three
years old this Spring, will stand az my farm Beaver
DAM in Goochland county at FIVE dollars the season.
twenty-five cents 10 the groom, and dollar Der week
for pssturage and sailing each COW.
Six very good mich cows, selected in uousia county
for sale-now with the above bull Patrican" and viii
be delivered their season is over Also seve
raj sheep for saeprodoce Of the stock Of the late Mr.
Meade, Of Frederick county
CORBIN WARWICK.
Richmond, May ~. 2-w4wif
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LAWN IN MARKET--T61ec aIo

NV VUJ T-NWN IN MAKKET.-Thc above tract
w ot1O0 acres oiland consists ofa highly improved
farm ofsbout $50 acres under the our-shi system and
200 of beautiful tnbcred forest land. The tract lies on
The north side OF the Panuncy in the counties of
Orange and Sposyvana, in nearly the form of paral-
eogram II IS now offered to purchasers private sale
and before, 'c the first day oftc June term of
Louisa Court next bc sold to the highest bidder before
the front door of the Court house (tc
ing one bid)thc purchaser giving in hand and
the balance in two equal annual payments with the usual
security.
description ofthe property is deemed unnecessary
we would however, remark, by way preference that the
ttrln is known To the Mcssrs Anderson and perhaps to
tie Messrs james Richmond reproductive cul
tnie under the clover and plaster SYSTEM for many years
past
10 make an equitable division between the undcrsgn-
cd JOINT purchasers and egaccs in the estate of Mrs
Lucy Minor deceased sale ofths valuable estate is now
soughtand possession will be given TO the purchaser
&c,
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Wood Lawn, Orange Co, Oct 81. 5iElnmi

CU., oT-TlniT June
I'm CHANCERY--ViReISI.- King William
county Circuit, Superior Court of Law and Chancery
April Rules 1885: -
against
james i. Sandwich, administrator of Judith Turner
deceased, Charles Pigg and Nancy his wife Kezis
Quarles Abner Allen and Icvina his wife Cay Shad.
WICK wie oi inc said James T. Shadwick Judith Dugar
wife, William H. Dugar, Nelson Elicit Temple Elicit
and Reuben LipsccEib and Ann nj. his wife,
49, Defendants
The dcfcHdants Charles Pigg and Nancy his wife not
having entered their appearance and given security ac
cording TO the Act OF Assembly, and the rules of this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are notinlabitants OF this Commonwealth: MS ordered
That the said defendants do appear here ON the first day
OF the next Term aud answer the bill of the complainant;
and that copy ots order be forthwith inserted i'm
newspaper published in the City of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the front door of the
Court-house OF this County. Copy.-Teste
RIO. POLLARD, c. s. C.
May 4. IlS-vS,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

The conjecture expressed by The Washington Globe,
m the remarks introductory to The correspondence be-
tween certain citizens Of New Orleans and Mr. BENTON
relative to the designs Of the United States Bank derive
confirmation from facts within our knowledge We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

CorroS SrrD on AND lNscRAxoE CoMpAxy.-Bva an
advertisement IN our columns il will be seen that the
Commissioners have given notice that the books for sub
scptons 60 the Capital stock of the Louisiana Cotton
Seed Factory Insurance Company, will be opened ON
Monday the 25th May instant
Cotton Seed OIL Is likely 70 superscdc, a very great
cXicn The If whale oil for burning and nsecd oil
for painting Those who have fairly tested lis qualities,
give decided preference; and the article already
commonds high price, and is not made in sufficient
quantities 10 satisfy The demand for IT, When IL shall
become better known, II will require several new and
very extensive mills to furnish the necessary supply
mcTrs. Plummcr and Cooper have now, in fIfi and
successful operation two large mills at Naichez and ono
at Mobile. The present company wc understand, con.
template To have one IN operation in this city by the
month Of October next
No enterprise undcriaken for a long time * so we'll
calculated 10 add 10 the riches Of this State NJ the ono
offered for the nvestsneutof capital The immcnse
quantity Of cotton seed heretofore thrown away AZ entire
~ useless, Or at best made into manure wifi now find
sure aud ready market, and price that will make tic
transporting oft object.
The charter obtained by the company during tho last
session Of our Legislature is favorable one bot
TO The State and The company Capitalists will find no
better stock IN which ~ invost for like the Gas Light
and Banking Company, they will receive, almost immo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

nv -YiReiNn.-At a court continued
9 and held for buckingham county, the tenth day Of
March, 1895
James ellis, Plaintiff.
against
Henry Mctcauer and Charles Mckinney, Defendants
The defendant Henry Mciteaucr, not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the Act
Of Assembly and The rules Of this Court and il appear
ing BY satisfactory evidence that he is not an nbabitan
OF this country; IS Ordcrcd That the said absent de-
iendan do appear here the first day Of the next June
Court, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that
copy Of is order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond
front door Of the Courthouse of Ibis county
Copy Iese, r. ELDRfDGE, enc
April IL. II2Lrye,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

RCfFiNs Essay CALcAHEors MsvURys The
present number contains advertisement by its author
of RyBins EssGy CaicarccuS nanuresEa work of
genuine merit, which should be in the hands of every
lsDdhoder, and especially of such as live in lire iyI G
gums Of our country The author is emnenty distin.
euishcd for his scientific atanments and ardent devo
ton 10 those departments of science that bclono 10 tho
walks OF busbondry. Gentlemen owning estates on RI
vers where beds of this valuable manure are likely 10
cXisl, should not be without it, from the light which
1T sheds on the subject Of jndo0tOS, and the application
OF ests II would enable almost any Intelligent indivi-
dual TO discover any deposIies which might be on his
land.--Bafinnore Iarmlr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

E7ccUiOy u ID. BUii0ek.
~ e. Immediately after the ABOVE sale | will rent for
one year to the highest bidder the new Lumber House
fronting the Basin Of the Canal, entire be divided
mo TWO leRcnents i. III.
April .. How'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26

Capt. Shrcerc.--Ths gentleman, who has command OF
the boats and men now engaged in the removal of the
great raft on Red River, writes TO the New Orleans Bull
le that he hopes to remove the whole distractions by
The hrs oil next June, which will open steamboat ma
vgation one OF the finest cotton regions in the govern
mcnt.
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4
New Canton, 18th APRIL lsl5 {
The parties interested i'll the above order will please
take notice. that have appointed Wednesday the first
day OF July next, TO proceed in the settlement required
by sad order on which day, the parties will attend at
my ohce. furnishing such papers as may be ne
csssary ROBERT hill, NC
"i'y %. JS-wtd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-27
DIR. RELIES
- BOTANICAL DROPS:

- ,o of the most ethCacious compounds III the
u,o,3a Medira. for the cure OF that class oi lNc-
- d,.easrs produced by an impure state OF the
,N, ~ ,d yitiatcd habits OF the body. and usual,
p%h,tinr themselves in the forms of Sefonla, Salt
nIn,,,, enrosy. It. Anthonys Fire Fever, Sores,
NM whom the honesa are a1ected) W hllc Swehngs.
r ,rl;ad with Dr. Jebbs llnlnent,) oni and ohsti
WaT,r,le,s Sore Legs and Eyes, Scaldhead i'll chil-
n ,". scur,y and s'corbutlc Gout, Plmpled or Car
, ,'naIaa Faces. Fostering Erupons, and Ncncreal
r,ts tbtorohout the body III which last case the
n'' a,te, cure when Mercury fails. They are al
- ,ic be.t Spring and Autumnai Phys'e 10 purify
~ 81 nrc,nse thesystem from humor' which frequent
s"' n these seasons of the year. They also
- H., n,ocrss Of digestion. and by purifying the
Mnod nrexen the secretion uimailgnant humofS on
,hc lung The proprietor confidently relic upon the
n,, nnnbcr Of surprising cures effected by these
D,ons. mol only in Boston and IFS vicinity, but
,b,onohout the MON, for the best proof OF their cN-
rrlIcncc as an unfailing Alternative Medicine, IN all
thc cases above spcelhed
This article has recently been pronounced by Il
musician of the FIRST responsibility. who had witness
"a lis surprising efficacy, entitled III his opinion
=, take the lead of all the popular articles known for
the above complaints, and mdeedt is fast gaining tins
min, in public cstimatlon throughout the country
Price 81 A BOTTLE, SIX Bottles for 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-27

The iate 1Hos. WarshoH-A celebration
OF the ith, held in the neghhorhood of Cnlpcpcr
Court House, Va. Mr. John :. Barbour, hayino
been called on for toast, said
feel (aslam persuaded We all do) the los, hi,
country has sustained in the death Of a gentleman
towards whom have stood on two occasions in a
relation both delicate and interesting; but rcla-
ton winch enabled me to know his virtues tho
roughly, ipf you all know that were twice COM
petltors for Congress, and better man never lived
OF died, propose to you the memory of 'rhoma,
Marshall"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-27

EN-PErsiorNr ADAMS reached hi, 6Sth year,
on Saturday last, the ! lth ofJuly. We add with
pleasure, that the health of this first of living States
men, Is better than it has been for many wears, and
the energies ofhis expansive mind have never been
IN moro free exercise than at this moment. 1t is
one OF the highest honors Massachusetts can boast.
that she can claim ohm Quincy Adams as her own
native born son, II plain republican, a profound
Statesman, a learned scholar, IA truly great aud
honest man. R0Sf0n LJr0f1tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-27
LONDON, June q.

fobacco.-in export qualities of Virginia there
In been more business done duringth the last month
than might have been expected from the reduced
state Of the stock (which now amounts only to
$50 hld> of all descriptions, being about 5000
hhds. less than al this period last year, and the
scarcity ot0seiul descriptions, suitable to the pur-
poses OF foreign manufacture. The purchases
made have been in good and fine dark sweet quail
tics ut 81 10 ID, and in Ordinary and nldling
dark rejected Tohacco, at from SD TO 4 I'd and
12d, and most inferior al 3ld, at which price
scarcely any is now 10 be obtained and the re-
cent accounts received from America, quoting
higher prices in that quarter, has caused the hold
or, 10 be more firm and sangune as to Il further
advance here.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-27

The widow of the celebrated Capt. Cooke, died
at Chapman, near London, on the 18th Nav, in the
9ith year OF her age, the 5fth of her wdowiiood,
andthc 42l after the death Of her last remaining of
six children. Capt Cooke was killed at Owyhcc
IN 1850. In the ordinary memoir OF Mrs. Cooke.
II is stated that the hing of Owylcc. who visited
England some years back presented his surgeon
with an AFRO" made of the lee bone of the treat
NAVIGATOR
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TERMS.
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u;.t,3 t,rice irtek at II per aan'an, payabie in
rs Ptla, No paper ,cH be discontinued, ibut at The
.e,,ao ofe Editor until all arredrages arc paid
"'s,s EMBELLISHMENTS ciH be inserted al
20 W ns Dsr square, for less the first time and H4
~ coz" r., ,grh continuance. Those from n distance
ons j, mid for previously to thor insertion, unless he
'',epi be assumed By some responsible PerSo" IN
Lynchb~g, D.. r,;,or. INNS, }, POS, PAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-27

Bishop liz Hrainc.--.\ london letter writer in
giving account of the anniversary of the Churcl,
Missionary Society mentions the Rev Dr. MIL
vaine, Bishop OF OHIO. rs one Of the speakers and
saNs,-" lie wJs elevated and eloquent 1t was
altogether a ve'y fine specimen, and sncl as did
his heart and head much credit lie is an arnas
ncnt to The EpiSceaal Church.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-27

II Is said the Yellow Fever is quite prevalent at
Havana particularly among the shipping. The
brig Charlotte which arrived at Boston from that
port few days since, lost four men on the passage
by elbow Fever, and on their arrival, the captain
and one man were landed at quarantine sick by
the same disease.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-27
DIR. RELIES
VEGETABLE sPECITIC-For Sci

TIcadaChC, Nc. Ptlcc ID tcnIs.
-. None genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by the Sole Proprietor, T KID
DER im,nediaie successor to the late Dir, W. r.
Conway For sale at his Counting Room, over No
90 Cour-srect, near Concert Hall, Boston, and al
40 BY his special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES. and
j. r. x J. T.. RoNALL, Lsnchburg.
April 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-27

Tho New York Gazette says -" The estate of
Mrs. Ann Rogers, consisting of PSI Rose Hill lots
and OPS lots Of Bloomingdalc, was sold at the Ex-
change, on the II and Sd days of July, BY Mrssrs
Franklin Il jenkins, and brought the nett sum OF
S9SS'lo which is believed to be the most valul-
Die estate ever offered in this CITY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-27

Tallcyrand pay, frequent visits to the Tulercs.
lie went there twice ON the 18th of June, and A.
gain on the next day. lie can no longer walk
but II /, necessary to carry him from his car
rlageto the Kings cabinet. But, it would ap-
pear, ii his legs have failed, his bead is still
sound
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-27

Lord Brongham, of England, has recently pub
listed " \ Discourse on Natural Theology in
troductory to two volumes BY his Lordship and Sir
Charles Bell, Illustrative Of Paey's Natural Theo-
logv.