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July 3.


AN Oft from The plantation of Andrew Stevenson
about 20 years DID, stout made and of dark color with
large eyes and big mouth reward of $40 will be gi-
ven for him if taken in the county of Hanover or any
county adjoining $25, if taken 80 miles off; and $In0
taken out of the STATE and secured that lie Cotton
by his owner. lie is probably lurking about the g
borhood, or Hanover Town, where he has relatives.
J. l.. BOWLES, Manager for "A. Sterenson.
July g. -,
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1870.

a. w. McG1NNESS informs The citizens Of vir.
We gnil chat he is prepared 70 undertake al work
10 the PAINTING line generally
lie deems It unnecessary 70 puff his qualifications as
a House Painter, &c. The work done by him ON the
very best Houses IN this city, during residence of Is
years, lac considers his best recommendation.
Shop-old stand, flth street South side Of The Cant
tol Square, Richmond, Va.
June 10. 13-vd,0
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I'm CIIANCERY---v, scislA.--At rules held in the
j Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and chanc.y ios the county OF Amelia, for the month
VIM IL Rowlctt and Mary A. r. N his wife, Pitts
Rice Newman, late guardian of Mary A. r. N Nor
gam iodah Meade, administrator, dc Conis of Mo-
scs Mitchell, deceased George Mitchell and Jesse
Mitchell inian, children Of said Moses, and Timothy
O'Callaghan, Defendants.
The defendant, George MITCHELL not having entered
his appearance aud given security, according the Act
OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is inab,ant
OF this Commonwealth; is ordered, that said defend
ant do appear here on the first day of the October
term of this Court, and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and thata copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper, published in the city Of Richmond for
two months, successfully, at the front door of the
A Copy. Tcsie, JOHN TONNES LEIGH.
June IL. Ill-wswl Clk A. c.. c. l.. 81 G.
I'm CHANCERY --vIRciSiA.--in Goochland Circuit
N Superior Court of Law and Chancery, 22d April,
Nicholas J Poindcxtcr Executor of William c. Poin-
dexter, deed, PltH
David NJ Parrish, Valentine Parrish and Lipscomb
Crank, Dens
On the motion of tho Plaintiff, by Counsel leave is
granted him. and he thei eupon filed his supplemental
BILL making parties defendants in this cause and
the Defendants, Matthew Lacy William Bradshaw the
children and heirs of Robert Bradshaw dec d., whose
names unknown; and John Bradshaw, jr Bryce
Bradshaw, Iarner Bradshaw, Kitty Bradshaw Nancy
Bradshaw, James Bradshaw, and Bathshcba, his wife
Polly Woodson. and John Cozine, and Sally his wife,
heirs OF Larncr Bradshaw decd, not having entered
their appearance and given security according the act
OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
of this Commonwealth, is ordered that they do APP
pear here the first day of October Court and an
swer the plaintiffs bills and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond and continued for months success
svcy and that another copy be posted the door
of the Courthouse of this county.
Copy-Tese. MAR. w. MILLER, d. c.
| June 10. I3-w5ws
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Maroh 24.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Beinq degirena
to remove to the Western Country offer for sale
he tract OF Land which, reside on the waters of
Middle Blue stone Creek in the county Of Mccklcnburg
containing 800 acres, more less with improvements
sulhcent for the accommodation Of famy-rhis land
IS well adapted to tie cultivation of tobacco corn wheat
oats &C. situated within miles Of the nourishinp Town
Of Clarksvie, on the Roanoke, and about "a miles Of
boydton There are some Of the finest springs This
1t very rarely that such land this sin the market il
being considered among the best tracts Of highland In
the county more particular description Of This land is
deemed unnecessary. Purchasers had best come aud
view the land % carly possibe.-1f not previously
sold privately, will offer it for sale to the highest bddey
on the Is, day Of September ncxt-Thc terms ofssle
will be accommodating to the purchaser
THOMAS MARSHALL
N B-Ihe sale win positively take place on the list Of
sept not previously sold privately II will take place
on me PROMISES T. M
juno ~ 13--w4w*
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In ing in the county Of Halifax, on Difficult Greek
within six miles dx the Court House, and the sau.c dis.
four hundred and fifty three and rcc.fourth acres IL
well watercd containing about hundred and thirty
Of wood land is we'll adapted to the culture Of
corn wheat, oats and tobacco comfortable dwelling
house and other tocrably good houses &c. There u
attached to this land, very valuable grst mill lately
repaired, with two pair OF stones. The mill is rood for
one hundred and forty fifty barrels of toll year
The land and its appuftenanccs, will be shown TO any
person or persons wishing to purchase. by the
JAMES +. ROBERTS.
june d 0-12t
EhAVlD ANDERSON, IR., having associated with
- him in his business, two young men who have lv-
ed with him several years assistants the Grocery and
Commission business, heretofore conducted by him. at
his old stand Carey street, will con-
tinued by the Subscribers. under the firm of d. Ander
son, Jr., & Co. d. ANDERSON, JR
THOMAS $. TAYLOR
OVERTON A. MOSBY
July 3. I7-st
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vHNHE SIXTH SESSION OF THE YOUNG La


H. DIES SCHOOL, at Mrs. Keity's, IN Chariotfes-
eiue will commence the 18th of August next and
continue for FIVE months thereafter 1t is conducted by
Miss A. Moore late of the Female Seminary at Ipswich,
Massachusetts,, who procured to take charge of this
school, through the instrumentaty of Miss Grant the
Principal OF that institution and the late amcnted Rev
DR.. Wisner. Her recommendations from these sources
of the highest order, and apart from the entire
faction which she has given the patrons of the school,
during its last two sessions, leave doubt that she is
eminently qualified for the duties of her station Miss
Moore is aided by amable, faithful, and competent
Assistant
Her charges follows: For pupils of ~ years of
age more, Sl2 80 for those under that age, $40 per
session Her of instruction embraces every
branch of a thorough and polite English Education.
FRENCH, Music, and DRAWING and PAISTING, are
taught in the school, by separate and approved Masters
upon the most reasonable terms.
Mrs. KELLY, with whom this school originated, will
take charge of from fifteen to twenty young ladies'
Having had about that number under her care since the
commencement of the school, and having spared neither
pains nor expense, she is well prepared for their
accommodation AS II is her duty will it be her high
est pleasure tn pay every attention the manners as
well to the comfort and happiness of the young ladies
entrusted TO her care and to endeavor Undue their
minds with those high principles of moral religious
truth which essential to the right formation
female character
! Her charge for board, including washing fuel can.
dies &c is $50 per session. half payable in advance
For any information relative the school, reference
may be had to the following gentlemen V. w. Southa
L. W. Giner, DR. Oh. Carter Rev +. Bowman of Char
lottesville Isaac White James Bowen Garland Garth
of Albemarle; DR.. Robert Henderson, of Cumberland
| and Mr.. Benz Porter, of Rockbrdge
Letters should be post paid, and addressed to NJ Z.
Kelly, or f.. X. Watson, Charlottesville.
June 30. 16-wtl5A
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FHNO William Woodson and Tarlton Woodson Eye
IA cutors of Charles Woodson, deceased, German
Booker and Ann his wife, William Miller and Lucy his
ry W. Miller Fenton Miller, Thomas Miller Heath j.
Miller. and William Miller, William Woodson Guar
dian oil John NJ Woodson, and Mary Woods on:--Take
notice, that shall, on Monday the Sd day of August
next at the Tavern called Niaduree Chiilcothe and
state OF Ohio between the hours of o'clock in the
forenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon of that day.
take the affidavit deposition of BENJAMIN Harris. and
Others to be read as evidence in suit now depending
and undetermined in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and ChanceV for Cumberland county, Va in which
you are defendants and ann plaintiff; and sh ,uld any
cause exist why the aifdavits dispositions should not
be taken on the day and place above named, shall CON
unue from day 10 day at the place until they are
taken. Yours, &c, DRURY WOODSON.
June 30. I6-wd,y
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a VALUABLE TAVERN AND FARM for Rem
A The subscribers wish 10 rent for one or more years
their Tavern, at LOutsa house. and the Farm at
aced thereto containing nearly 400 acres of Landof
winch, about 800 acres il is supposed cleared and is
pretty good farming land, with a meadow that would
yieid II Jndicousiy m1nagcd hay enough supply the
iaveTn There is now in tie course of completion a
large and elegant brick addition 10 the Tavern which
VIII AFFORD nine spacious and elegant lodging rooms 10
be ready for use by the time possession will be niven;
making the number Of rooms belonging to the Tavern
~, besides large dining in the cellar sufficient to
dine upwards OF an hundred persons at one sitting with
closets &c This property combines adyana0cs rarely
to be met with. Louisa Courthouse is attended bv
more persons Ut is universally admitted by all persons
who frequent the place. than any other Court in
the State public daysand there beinG but ono
at the place, and all the other houses there bcng re-
strced from selling spirits, giving accommodations
by boarding otherwise that will interfere with tic
interest OF the Tavern, will of course ensure larnc
custom on such occasions-and it is situated on the
Main road leading from Richmond through Charottes.
vile to the Western country and where the road from
Cartersvlle to Orange Courthouse crosses the said
Main road and has chance at all the travellers Of those
roads The stable is extensiye-iire wood con venent
and all the houses will be in good order--and more
healthiul place not in the United States Possession
Will DC given on the first day Of November next Per
sons wishing TO treat for the property will please adj
dress John Hunter at Louisa Court-ho WHO will
promptly attend TO all communications
CHARLES THOMPSON in
JOHN HUNTER
March "a. tOG-y,c
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M ESSRS. Nm H. Ransonc John Garrett, Booker
I'VE Woodson, Miller Woodsoa and Henry Coleman jr.
Take notice, that SHALL by my Attorney, move the
honorable Judge of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Cancery for the county of Cumberland the LIST
day of the next term Of his said Court be holden
said county for judgment and award of execution against
you, and each of you, for the of hundred and
four dollars and fifty cents with damages according to
law; which |, as administrator OF Peter T. Phillips dec
PEELED to pay Judgment recovered in the said Court
against the said Peter T. Phillips in his life time by
the Governor of Virginia. suing for the benefit of John
Noble, for money received by the said William Henry
Ransone, as deputy of the said Peter r. PhillinsGed
which he, the over
which he altogether neglectcdy ! refused 10 do
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MesSTS WaIiam W. Ransonc John Garrett Booker Hood
son, Miller Woodson and Henry Coleman. jr.
MAKE NOTICE, that shall, by my Attorney, move
a the Honorable Judge of the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for the county of Cumberland on
the LIST day of the Term Of his said Court to be
holden for said county, for judgment and award of Exe
hundred and nincty-fve dollars and ninety nine cents,
with damages according TO law; which administra-
tor OF Peter Il Phillips decd late Sheriff of the county
OF Cumberland aforesaid, have been compelled pay
Judgment recovered against me administrators aore-
said by the Governor of Virginia. suing for the benefit
OF robert H. Glenn ~ Co., in the said Circuit Superior
said William H. Ransone, the Deputy of said Peter
T. Phillips and which he ought to have paid over but
which he altogether refused TO do.
HEZ. FORD, administrator
Of Peter r. Phillips decd.
N. Is. The said John Garrett, Booker Woodson, Mil
Ter Woodson and Henry Coleman, jr joint securi-
ties with Gaius c. Willard, deceased Of said WIN.
III. Ransone.
July 8 I1-udur
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HID UNAWAYS.-Ran away from, Mr. Robert PAYNE
H6 the night of the fifth inst in the upper edge of
Buckingham county, two Negro fellows, AsDnEw and
JIM Andrew was purchased by Mr.. Payne of Peter
G. Cosby in Richmond; he is said to be about twenty,
five years Of age five feet eight ten inches high and
will probably weigh about lG5 pounds; he is brown
muatto, straight and well made, with marks or scars
recolccied he had small whskers and has gap in his
upper or under teeth he white fur hat when he
lett he had variety of clothing.-Jin was purchased
and is about ID old he very black, and about
the height of Andrew stout, made fellow and
Will weigh l55 so pounds; his nose is very much
sunk the eyes and is very broad at the end he
had old pair of jen panaoons and pair of coarse
linen ditto and old jean round about and chip hat
We are informed that Andrew has wife in p Edward
county, and may be lurking about that county We
have no idea that Jim will leave him. Any person that
VIII deliver them TO us, in this place them in
any Jail in this State that get them shall be
handsomely rewarded and all necessary expences paid
GOODWIN 81 TEMPLEMAN
Richmond, June lG. lo-tf
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WWTESTMORELAND FARM FOR sALE.-T will
land, on the Potomac River called Kin6 Coosico and
containing nearly 900 acres. This is one Of the most
productive farms Of is size in the Northern Necklies
remarkably well and is well timbcred There are on
this Farm overseefs house barn and other neces
sary out bouses.Persons wishing purchase will d.
rect their letters 10 the Subscriber at Mansfield near
Fredericksburg WIN. BERNARD
JuneH S-16t
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I'm CUANCERY--YIRGiSI a Court held for
n Prince Edward County Nav the 10Th 1875
Henry Tucker, Daniel VI. Tucker and Rebecca Tuck
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r negIeclcdy Eefused 70 do.

Of Peter r. Phillips dec'd
IN B-fon, the above-named John Garrett, Booker
"oodson, Miller Woodson and Henry Coleman. jr
were the securities with Gaius c. Willard dec of he
said Ransonc, to the said Phillips
Juy3. 17-w4w
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~ NbANCEh1 -fiRGtNIA.-At Court held for
~ Prince Edward County, May the 10Th 1895:
Henry Tucker, Daniel VI. Tucker, and Rebecca Tuck
CT, 49, Plaintiffs
against
Owen II. Tucker, ex'or Of Wood Tucker. deed. Ro-
bert Tucker, and Henry b Piikerton and Elizabeth
The defendants, Henry b. PiIkerton and Elizabeth
ms wife, not having entered their appearances and yen
security according to act Of the general ssemby
and the rules Of this Court and it appearing to the sa-
tsacton OF the Court that they not inhabitants of
this Stae-On the motion Of the plaintiffs by their at
orney MS Ordcred, That the said defendants Henry
Fullerton and Elizabeth A. his wife do appear here ON
the FIRST day OF August Court next, and answer the
Pa,h'Hs pm ana mat copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN some one Of the public newspapers
printed IN the city OF Richmond for two months sue
sessiyey and also posted the front door Of thc Court
House OF this county. Copy.--Tcste,
June II. lll-w5wl j. >. WORsHAM, c. c.
ri AND FOR SALE.--A Tract Of LaDd, known as
~ The Cottage, containing thousand acres stu.
atcd TaylOrs creek in the county Of Hanover and
distant twenty-five miles from the city Of Richmond is
offered by the subscriber. at private sale until Monday
the 9Th day Of October next This land is situated in
very healthy and desirable neighborhood and has upon
il dwelling house, ia good repair r rooms
together with all the necessary out-houses On Mon
day the 9th day Of October next n not prcviouslv eoJ
this land viii be put up at northumberland with The
farming uenslls--the crops Of oats corn and fodder
and the stock Of cattle, sheep and hogs
Ms oveFseer will show the land and make knor, Tho
terms 70 any person who may be DESTROYS TO purchase
June IG. % 9tf
ny b. CHEWING, surgeon Dentisf. ooooeiic cor.
u ncr, Just above the Banks Main sereet pich
mond, where he can be found at all hours ready to al
tend 20 his professional duties
Referencs--Doctors Watson. BroOs Nelson. CLARK
Sncad, Bcale, Smith and Johnson Richmond
~ Charges satisfactory.
June 20 i5-w3v'
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Evils HILL, Geaerat HQtnt md Collector, will at
tend to the collection Of bonds accounts and claims
of every description in The State Of Virginia
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raj OIICE.-Br. Uuii0m &. UaUace--You being a
non PRESIDENT of this Commonwealth arc hereby
notified, that will petition the General Assembly
Of Virginia, for divorce from you rinculo nlatrino,,
and that have filed in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Superior Court of and Chanccry for the comfy Of
Montgomery, statement Of the causes on which the
application is founded. At thc next term Of The said
Court, application Will be made to tic Judge thereof TO
jury to be impanneed to ascertain the facts sci
fourth in the aforesaid statement which occasion YOU
required TO attend
Yours, &c. CELINDA G. WALLACE.
June ~. I3--w4w
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TEyHE ANTEDYSPEPTIC, or Ggey Sulphur S0ria rs
| IA Of pirgtnia.-1'hese Springs are situated in the
neghoorhood of the Salt and Red Sulphur being nine
miles from the latter, and 20 from the former There are
Two springs, SO n6aG iaGstass 70 b. nSiaSsS
has shou.a.ass i'ighly serviccabe in Dyspeptie
covered
The large Spring strong alkaline water and said by
Professor Rogers (who analysed all the Mineral Springs
IN that section of country last summary be the only
one OF the kind in Virginia. 1t acts principally as d
retic: and but gently the bowels
In Dyspeptic cases it has proved itself of the greatest
benefit 30 powerful its alkaline properties that
acdity OF the stomach is almost instantly removed and
as II is generally ncutrazed fast generated (yien
TINS water is made free Off the invalid is soon re-
eved from the unpleasant sensations and precabe
effects OF this almost nvarabe concomitant of Tvs
PcPsi". me uigestive organs are at the time
strengthened and the whole system brought into more
healthy state.
Its action on the system is peculiar. 1t cxcrts pow
erul influence the liver, whilst at the same time il
lowers The aTerial action Hence great ADVANTAGE is
derived from its use by all persons labourng under dis
eases in which there exists any internal irritation or in.
flanmation Several such benefited during the
last summer
Its effect in essening the circulation, was witnessed
IN case in which the pulse lowered from llo to "a
In Chronic Diarrhpa ii has been of the greatest SER
wee, aording relief when all other remedies had failed
esscnng the frequency of the operations nd at the same
time changing entirely the color and consistency of the
fnces.
The Small Spring powerful ca,artic resembling in
ITS properties, the White and Salt Sulphur SPRINGS
from what the Subscriber has Witnessed he feels war
ranted IN recommending the of these prnrs les
peciay the large one) i'll all cases of yspepsa whether
IN the first stages and known merely as indigestion or
IN more aggravated FORMS and under other names pro-
ducing nausea, headaches, debility, rritaon inanma-
ton, pulmonary affections and diarrhma.
Additional buildings have been erected and every at
enton practicable will be paid to those who visit these
Springs.
Those who may be DESTROYS of further information re-
atiye to the properties location, &c, of these Watcrsr
VII be cheeriuly furnished it, by the subscriber O.
either of the following gentlemen, viz:
Hon. ALFRED llUGER, on.
Dr. SAMUEL WILsos, {Nhafeston.
rnomas r. cApEES, Esq Dapisys Island
PETER LESsEsE, Esq ST. Thomas.
H. WALrHALL, Esq, Richmond, Va.
Charleston, s. C., Juiy 3, 1886. I7-o,rdy
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| "A MELlA ACADEMY.-The course Of studies pur-
"a sued at this institution. will continue to be prcpa
raory to the University. The Greek Latin and Eng
lsh languages Ancient and Modern History and Geo.
gaphy and Mental Philosophy, will be taught by the
subscrher-a full course of Mathematics and the Ele-
mens Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry by Mr. Pow
AS further stimulus to study, the degree of Ancient
Languages will be conferred such pupils as may read
and understand the writings Of Virgil, Horace Juycna
Iivy Iacitus and Cicero, in Latin in Greek Keno.
phon llerodotns, Thucydides Homer Euripides Sopho
cles or Escbyus, and be found upon examination oc
qusincd with the Philolcgy and Prosody of each Ian
guogc, and with Grecian and Roman History and Geo
graPhy The degree Of graduate in Mathematics upon
such may advance through Youngs Calculus and Bon
nycaste's lnducye Geometry with thorough know
ledge Of the lower branches Of the science
Terms, for session Of months
Board, Observation-Disclosures. e5O
uluoh, 49,. ss....................... %
Il the modern languages be taught there will be an adj
dtonal charge Of 50 per session Fees for board and
tuition, payable in advance, and deduction made for
suspension expulsion.
The next session will commence July 2Otlr and IL is
particularly requested that The Boardefs clothes be dis
unctly marked.
Letters (postpadO directed IIallsville, Amelia will
be promptly answered WIN. RI. HARRISON
June 30. fG-,y4v
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RICHARD NJ. THORNTON
gloucester county, lJM Mdy 1888. 4-wSw

EFiFTY DOLLARS REWARD-My Waggoner.
n LANDSEY, made attack on my Overscer
on Monday, the 9TH ult beating him very severely be-
tore assistance could be procured c then ran off and
has not since been lie is about feet 10 or N
inches high, rather dark Muatto, stout made grum look
ana speaks short when spoken to. Having been repu
lar road Waggoncr for many years he has numerous c
quaintance between this and Richmond and many pro-
baby make for that place, with the view of getting off
VIII give the above reward of fifty dollars if taken
out OF tie State or twenty FIVE dollars if taken within
NE state and secured in Jail, delivered Inc or Da
vid Anderson, Jr., Richmond
THOMAS JOHNSON
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~ OIlCE-Notice s hereby given to all whom il NAV
Y concern that Power Of Attorney executed Nv
me TO Joseph Hagan of this place. but now in the wcs
tern part Of this State of date the 27 day of November
o4 Tor The purpose of disPosing of certain lands lying
in the county of RUSSELL in which am interested and
which were therein described is herewith revoked and
all contracts entered into by him. with regard to said
lands under said power of Attorney after this date will
be Of no force or effect. SARAH PURCELL
Richmond, June I3 1885. f3-wdw
have also appointed MIR. Williamson Taey of The
City Of Richmond, my lawful Attorney in the county Of
Russell, over the lands abovc.named.