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CANCER,

find the art Of Healing, generally.
THNE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
n of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid
that he has become competcnty acquainted by the
sructions from the celebrated DR.. Lynch of New York
city, cure that formidable and fatal disease dcnomi-
mated Cancers without the Of knife caustic but
effected in the way and manner practsed by DIR.
Lynch who has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment Of this nplan and also that of Fsuo or
FisuaAs the subscriber is here now, from the City of
New York person wishing to be cured Of the above
named complaints will please apply Immediately to
him, at the Mansion House. Main Street
Richmond, JanG w. w. MARSHALL.
Certificate from Dr. Lynch.
do hereby certify that DIR w. w Marshall has been
under my instruction. and assisted in my business,
which is attending to Cancer complaints and the art of
healing generally. lie is now using my medicine /
think him capable and worthy the confidence Of those af-
lictcd. ID. LYNCH.
The subscriber refers 20 Mr. Day Of Manchester; Mr..
Gillian, Mr. James Cassie, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
EzekiI DAVIS Main Street, Richmond; Mr. benjamin
Harrison, of Berkeley.
All letters must be postpaid. w. w NJ.
January T. 1884. M-wtf
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A Copy-Teste S. A. NJ. LELAND. c. c.
- NU'IMIsHIVNtN > OFFICE;
Nnr.hnmhn rln nd cnnnf,r mil D, 100,

- NorsIiumberIand county, a prI p, Io3). I
The parties Interested in the above dccretal order of
the Court will please take notice, that have appointed
"Wednesday, the 22d June next, to commence the ac-
counts ordered by the Court to be takenon which day
they are required to attend at my Office Northumberland
Courthouse by 10 o'clock, A. M, with their accounts
vouchers, Nc ready for examination and settlement,
and with all other papers, &c that may be necessary
enable me to dIscharge the duties required of me-
THOMAS s. SYDNOR, Commissioner
OfMe e. S. c. ell. y c. for Northumberland city.
May l. Il7-wtd
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May ]

"a 70 Edwin Barnhan, Harriet A. Burnham and Eli
81 zabcth Burnham children of Frederick Burnham
and Harriet his wife, to the guardian of said children
have IN my hands the of 107 dollars and 90 cents
belonging to the above named children paid to me as
receiver, under order of Powhatan Circuit Court
and which has been ordered to he loaned out subject
be objected at any time, sixty days notice The prod
per owners OF the money requested TO make appca-
ton to me, and the amount will be paid to any duly au-
tborised ,ersan iVAI ANCE
Powhatan Court House, va. April 23d, 1885
0T Tho editor OF any paper Kentucky will by
pubishng the above notice.
May /. 1l7-w3w
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VALUABLE KENTUCKY PROPERTY for Sale.

VALUABLE KENTUCKY PROPERTY for Sale.
Agreeably TO the will of e. Conway, SEN. deceased
offer for sale, Tor in exchange for land in Virginia. the
Legatee interest in 900 Of land, lying within 3
miles OF Mount Vernon, Rockcase county There is
this land salt well, afording sufficient quantity Of
water TO manufacture from 10 to 30 bushels Of salt per
day. with few kettles. which now in operation In
the present situation, it would yield clear profit OF 500
dollars year; but, to person with small capital,
who would be at the expense Of boring dee per- in all
probability might realise handsome fortune The Lera-
tees own but half Of the 900 acres and the use of
half of the water The other half owned by Mr.
John Slaughter of Kentucky, who also wishes to sell
his interest in the same. will also sell from 500 to
2DCO acres adjoining, and being part of the tract
of tie 900 in which the Legatces have an exclu-
slve interest To one who would wish 10 raise stock
tins situation presents great advantages, have been
informed by an agent residing the land Letters
addressed to the subscriber Stanardsye Orange
county Va will be attended to- The depth Of the well
is not, by 100 feet deep those are where much
greater quantity Of water is obtained
JOHN +. CONWAY, Es'or.
Madison county, May s. wow
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CoMMIssIoyER's OFFICE,

Northumberland Q. House, April 10. 1895.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree the
Court, will take notice, that have appointed Thursday
the 10Th June next to the duties required of
me in the preceding decree of the Court, which day
they will attend my Office, northumberland c. H. at
10 o'clock A NJ, with their accounts, vouchers and be
ready for examination and settlement, aud with Office
copies of all necessary Court papers.
THOMAS 5. SYDNOR Commissioner
Of The {. s. c. IF H. s. e. for N5rtLumJerLand C'ty.
April n. l15-wSw
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CoMMIssIoyrns OrrIcr

Northumberland c. H., April Is, 1885 {
The parties interested in the foregoing decree the
Court will take notice, that / hare appointed Tuesday
tue 2Jd day OF June next to the accounts or
dered IN the above decree of the Court on which day
they will attend at 10 o'clock, my Office Northumbcr-
land g. H., with their vouchers, &c ready for cxanna-
ton aud settlement and with office copies of the necessa
ry Court papers. THOMAS S. SYDNOR
Commissioner Of the Circuit Superior Court of
La'o and ChaneeryJor Northamberiand CouSty
April "a. 1l5-wSw
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MICROBES NEGROES ~ have stationed myself
~ at the Bollingbrook Hotel in Petersburg. To- buy
Negroes Persons wishing to sell, either IN Town or adj
joining counties, will do we'll TO give me call AS expect
20 pay liberal prices for such are likely ofboth sexes
from ~ TO 30 years Of oge--Mcchanics and house
servants in particulorAny information directed TO the
subscriber, will be attended to promptly
RICHARD r. BEASLEY
May l. If7.-N
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can form how the election will 90 but hope the
.aStracted members will stay home 1 am afraid the
Wings have taken up Judge White for the purpose of
d.rtng ne Rcrubiedn party, thea drop him and slip in
Mr. Clay, MIR Webster, other of their ''pie-
bald party, 10 f0n tic election into The House Of
HcprfscRi0iirc AnsLriLc Hmm
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FEHO Mczander Cunningham and n. q. r. ~ Cum
"A nlHgham merchants aud partners, updcr Me firm of
a. 4, II. NJ Cunningham.
GENTLEMEN: We being parties to suit in Equity de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chan
cry Tor the county of Henrico, the State OF Vrg-
ma, wherein you plaintiffs, and Mark Wilson
and others are deiendans and desiring take
the deposition OF benjamin Stephens, witness residing
out OF the Commonwealth, to w.t. in the State OF New
ork, have obtained from the Clerk of the Court in
which the suit is pending, commission directed two
Justices oil the Peace in the State in which the witness
resides AS you do not reside within the Commonwealth
OF Virginia, and have Attorney in fact within the
sane-we therefore publish in this newspaper the fact
that on Tuesday, the second day of June 1885, at the
house oil Clark and Brown in the City of New York in the
State oil New York, between the hours of nine i'm the
forenoon and six in the afternoons shall proceed to
take the deposition of the said BENJAMIN Stephens
read as evidence behalf in the suit aforesaid IT,
from any cause the said deposition should not be com
peted on the day and between the hours Aforesaid the
taking thereof will be adjourned from time time until
the same shall be finished. PETER GRAHAM
May T. 1885 [l17-w4w] JOHN McCAULEY.
INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE-'The sub
soriher wishes to sell his Tavern, at Northumber-
"nu Nou'iouse with the Lands belonging TO the same
containing about hfty acres, in the occupancy of
Thomas u Rains, Esq. The Javern-hou is a large
ana convenient two-story building the other buildings
belonging to the establishment extensive and con-
best style of workmanship. The village in which this
property IS sitrLtcd is one of the handsomcst and
heathest IN the lower country and its business and po-
puaiion are rapidly increasing 1t very convenient
to navgable water, and is within n day sail of Bati-
more, Norfolk, and the District of Columbia the
wf5 situation presents TO person desrous
gage IN the business ofTavernkeeping advantages
y to be met with. will also sell very neat new
wood building, with basement story of brick, and the
upper constructed for mechanics shops-stuatcd
at the same place. Terms, very accommodating
GRIFFIN III. FOUSHEE.
Northumberland County, May g. I-w4w
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April 81 Il5-wsSy
I'm HANCERY-VmclsIA.-At an inlermediate
n term of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccry held for Henrico county, Feb 7th 1895
Joseph Starke, Plaintiff
against
John Smith Richard Starke and Sa- -
rah Starke, (Deiendantsj
And John Smith, . Plaintiff
against
Joseph Starkc, Thomas starke Richard starke. the
younger, John Starhe Thoinas II Napier and Sarah hja
wife, late Sarah starke, and Lyddall Bowlcs, Dchs
These causes this day, to be heard together
the first the bill taken for confessed az To all the de-
PENDANTS except John Smith the answer of that def,nd
ant, with general replication thereto, exhibits and ex
aninatons OF witnesses; and the second, upon the bill
taken for confessed, all the defendants except Jo
sePh Starke, the answer of that defendant with general
replication thereto--and were argued by counsel On
consideration whereof, the Court doth adndgc order
and decree, that the injunction awarded the plaintiff in
the first suit on the ninth day Of January, leo do
stand and be perpetual And that the defendant John
smith, do execute bond 20 the plaintiff, joseph
Sarkc with sufficient security, TO be approved by Com
missioner Shore the penalty ofSO0 dollars conditioned
60 have the slave (job) forthcoming at the death Of
Richard Sarke the father Of the plaintiff in le first
suit 70 be then delivered up to the said Joseph Starkc
tor himself and such of his brothers and sisters may
be entitled to share with him in the said slave. And
the Court doth further adiudge order and decree that
tho bill in the second suit be dismissed TO the said Jo
scph Sarkc and that the defendant Smith do pay uno
the said Joseph Starke his costs by him about his de-
fence in this behalf expended. And if the said John
Smith shall not execute tie bond hereby required
within thirty days after he shall have been served with
copy Of this Decree then the said Joseph Sarke is au
thorlzed TO withdraw the bond executed by The said
Smith with John Goddin and Lyddall Bowes as lis Sc
curtes and 10 institute suit bereon for the recovery
IF the value Of the said slave, Bob
a Copy. Tcstc, CHS. WILLS, D. Ok
April ~. Ji3-w5w
TWNO EDMOND SHORT, or his ReDresentatire.-I
n have in my hands the Of one hundred and
three dollars and fourteen cents belonging Edmond
Short paid to me Receiver, undcr order Of Pow
hatan Circuit Court and which has been ordered 20 be
loaned out subject TO be collected any time ON sixty
days notice The proper Of the money is re-
d 10 mo- nd floa ftt1
be paid to any duly authorised person.
WM s. DANCE
Pcwhatan G H., Va, May L. lf7-w3w
pIhc Editor Of shy pepper IN Tcnacssos VII BY
publishing Tie above notice.
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CORN AND PLASTER MILL FOR

VALUABLE CORN AND PLASTER MILL FOR
SALE OR LEASE.--This building is situated on
the south side ~ street, in the city of Richmond
and Immediately adjoining the Basin of the James River
canal, from whence it draw abundant and uni
form supply Of water M mill surpass in cligib
y OF situation IL is built OF stone and brick 40 feet
square, stories high, with tin painted roof runs pair
stones, feet diameter of French burr all the inside
gccrng OF iron 2scs of elevators with and fan
the materials throughout of the best quality Ano.
ther pair OF stones may be added for being
reserved for them-and one pair for grinding plaster
IN winch large and lucrative business is done ut parcu
lar of the year.
Will sell the above, lease it for term of years
In the latter good security will be required for the
punctual payment of the semi annually. and for
keeping the Mill in good order II will be finished
ready for work in few weeks will also sell some
very valuable SITES for FAcToniEs, with abundant wa
ter power adjoining the above. have also some
and Lors, in different parts of the City, which ann
willing TO dispose of.
Full particulars may be learned, by applying at the of
flee of the Gallego Mills. Z. j. CiiEVALLIE
April 2S u6-tf
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Fluvanna. April 7.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Tn.
tending to remove to the South offer for SALE that
beautiful and healthy situation known by the name of
MOUNT lDA, lying in the lower end of the County of
buckingham, directly opposite the of Mcssrs
acres $50 of which is James bottom and about 300
acres unceaIed, all of which IS rst-rate Tobacco land
he cleared land is in high state of improvement. On
1t is dwelling house, with five and passage on
the first floor, two above in good repair with all
sary out houses, good ovcrscer house, with four
and out houses, barn machine, &c &c, and a good ga
den. Water may be had each house from seven rood
and constant springs.
deem more particular description ofte property I'M
necessary, persons disposed 10 purchase would first
view the premises Being resolved moving win
sell bargain and would take the greater proportion
the purchase money in young Negroes cash prices
ages say from IL to % male and female The privilege
OF seeding crop of wheat the usual time and entire
possession may be had at Christmas
JAMES Z. WILKINSON.
May J.. Il7-wSyy%
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IAH Ko. IIACKTIs1 NO POrficO SuunTc- I3OnrdiNg
lFA and Day SrhOoL for young LadicsThe scholastic
year will be divided into two terms of five months each
the first term commencing September 1st and ending
January 3lst; second term commencing February ST
and ending June 30th.
TERMs-Boarding and Tuition in all the branches
comprised in the most liberal English Education with
attention to needle work, per term, 1925 90
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II Books and stationary furnished by The pupils.
Payments to be made quarterly in advance.
Mrs. Hacklcy has made arrangements TO open her
school the 18th April and regrets that the season will
only allow half session of two and half months be-
fore the usual vacation will Young ladies' from
distance will have every attention paid them during
that period and the regular scholastic year will COM
the LIST September.
PHILADELPHIA. Anrll ~. 1876. 1I2-w4w
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IN w. TURPIN Il SAMUEL vANDERsLICE

AN w. TURPIN ~ SAMUEL VANDERSIICE
"a a. having associated themselves in partnership
aud taken the house formerly occupied by Jno. w
Smith u Son, two doors below the United States Bank
Nam Street. intend carrying the TAILoaiNG BusI.
NESS in all its branches, and pledge themselves the
public, to have all orders entrusted To them executed in
the most fashionable style and with despatch and
by street attention to receive share of public patronage
Ill. w. Turpin his thanks TO his friends and
the public for the liberal encouragement bestowed on
him when in business alone aud solics their avors 10
the present firm of Tuipin IL Vanderslice.
March "a. IO6-tf
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NOTlCE-'The subscribers. Intending to move Ia ,b,.
West in the Fall, offer for sale, very accoinmo-
dating terms, the following valuable property, wit
one tract OF land, lynx " on the
dred and sixtv and five hundred acrtsIIf, ts. i
dfed acres cIgiIc1 s,1 N, soni!m. rcn,;nJcr i
well tbcred The plantation is laid off into six fields
a part of which is well taken with clover and all of
which are well waercd at any of the year The
land, as Is common this Creek of good quality and
lies well for cultivation. There is this land good
mill sitc with stream sufficient work any kind of
mills The situation is very desirable one, both as it
respects health ana convenience market being distant
but three and half miles from the Rivanna River and
the same from Pamyra the County Seat, and at the in
tcrscction of the two roads The springs are not sur
sSt OF good framed dwelling house, Kitchen weaving
house. and smokehouse, with nearly every other ncccs
sary clubhouse all nearly new and two orchards offnc
grated fruit, now in their prime of bearing.
Aso another Tract of about hundred acres living
on the south fork of said Creek, which is u Saw and
Grist Alill-thc Saw Mill is in operation and fixed
on the most approved plan, cutting about twelve hun
dred feet per day The stream is good one; and TIM
Der within and half miles sufficient to keep the
Mil saving thirty years The Grst Mill is not quite
completed but will be in operation i'm a few weeks with
water wheel Ia feet in dancter-This land lies about
four and half miles from the rvcrto which there is an
excellent road-about 80 cleared and of excellent
quality and ina high state The situation
isvery healthy and pleasant and ell waered The houses
consist of comfortable dwelling house kitchen smoke
mouse, barn, stable, blacksmith shop and whcelwrghts
shop part of the first mentioned land can be conve-
nienty attached to this tract, lies only about four
hundred yards from IT. and excellent road passing
from one to the other The subscribers solicit The al
tenuon of persons disposed to engage in the farm
ing and milling business1hs property will be sold in
whole or IN part to suit purchasers Persons disposed to
purchase real estate, may find il their advantage to
view this property before they purchase when every
possible satisfaction will be gvcn by the subscribers
who reside on the premises. This property will be of:
icred at private sale till the Goth of August and if not
disposed OF by that me will be offered the highest
bidder at public auction JOHN w CLINE
ARCHER S. WREN
AnrIT
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H dissolution or COPARTNERsHIP--I in CON
@V sequence Of the continued indsposition of A. A.
Morris the firm of Morris, Sheppard & Waller" was
by mutual consent, dissolved on the Isl inst VIM VI
Sheppard and Logan Waller having purchased the nte-
rest OF A. "A. Norris they have assumed pay all the
debts and alone authorised receive the dues to the
late firm Of Morris, Sheppard, aud Waller
ALBERT A. MORRIS,
WIN. Y SHEPPARD,
April 81. LOGAN WALLER
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q fOPARTNERSHIP.-Thc subscribers having enter.
" ed into Copartnershp The si instant will carry
the Dry Goods business, under the firm Of Shep.
pards a. Waller, in the store the Market Bridge lately
occupied by Morris, Sheppard q Waller" and ask a
continuance of the custom Of those who favored that
concern with their orders
WILLIAM Y. SHEPPARD.
NATHANIEL SHEPARD
LOGAN WALLER.
Richmond April 2f 1l5-v,dw
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ing TO the heirs Of the late VIM G Beatty the South
and these two valuable Mills are no more
The Planning Machine you aware was owned by
our friend MIR Lazarus, aud Messrs. Seymorc Bergen
~ 20 OF New york The Naval stores partly owned
by MIR Lazarus and you will perceive that csmable c
lzen has suffered most severely. by great cxcrions
Mr. y tlaalons brick house saved, which prevented
the lire from extending upto Town though had cut
down his piazza Fortunately the steamer, Duncan
csae was not on the Stocks nothing could have saved
hcr HE wind was at first n e. but afterwards vccrod
Ito :. T. Most ofthe Rice from the Rice Mill was
The entire value of the property destroyed cannot be
less than from Sereayfirc TO One Hundred Thousand
Dollars.
The fire IS supposed to have originated from n spark
rom the chimney of the Planning Machine There was
Dat 'te, hany insurance ona this property -Eayc,te-
rifle OtScircr.
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I'm IlANCERY-VmoIsIA-At an Intermediate
n term of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccry, held for lienrico county, Feb. 9TH, 1875
Joseph Starke, Plaintiff
offnip
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-02
PROBATE. FEES!, !, ATTENTiON!!

If the go0d people of lhe district of Woodbury wish 10 kH"w why C. B. Phelps isakins such great exer. tins to obtain re.npoinsmentio the office Df Judge, and why he ,is riding tsoM town town and addres. sing the electors cn variety nf rasy Interesting sub. jecis with his eyea sOsed wi,h on nccouni of the sUrri1ga of workingmeA, they wa do well io K, amino carefully the Probate records in reference ,r the fees which he has exaced in suddry cases wiihia few yearSpast Let them conWasi tue eharges whci. N. B. Benedict Nathan Presion aud Jahn Ssirnng jr. were accustomed to make with t,ose of Mr. Phelis, and we are greatly msaEen fl they do nas think that ii a exedicM conde Una. responsible office to more sofe and equally enIeIena handss The ruth is, that shere those who always have the gseHlesi aec,Oa tar she sl"Eins rass psoxdeai ouy they hare She psisiieSs of yRsscing fhsm. WooDBURy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-02
GoLp! GoLnI GoLn,,

Wha. has become of this highly convenient article. which was to be sho~ered upon us in sdch profi,son according 10 the accoun, 1.-the tories last fall Did these disineresed pario,s who ronnd just be. fore the election jgag t ia ths ears of tke People. inastaisly alter lAai ihs a,lnl One thing is cerainii disappeared anosi before the l,lIor iioxes closed. Will some one ia the se. cre have ,he g0odness .o give liule light on this suijscif Why d" you ao genlla,nen tories, try an. other experiment. on pu0ic creduy3
 -t.N5 ANTl.HuMnpa,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-02
MIR. VAN BUREN-THE LATE WAR.

IT tite people wish io know what was the political coar.s SfAlr. Van Barea during the late war. an. how he tried break town the administration of Mr. Madison by cheating Dewitt Clinton io ihe Prrs.dea- cy they respectfully dssirrsi l6 inquire oi lsaa~ TeHeey. Aadrsw T. JaAson. Rnyal Ralph Hnnna. Aase H,eElina CAarlea R. Phelps. nHd olher leaders a athAtosy patty, 0ln old edeFalisls doubtess pcs. ssss uIssk insSvulaflcn sp ,h6 SuIVscs.
 A. DnsfaAnAr,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-02

The Aptimasonic Convention which met al Middle town, Dec. 10th, 1884, nOlDnaIed aricket for Staie Officers aud CongressmeO 10 be supported by the A"- .masOns o this State, at the next Election. Not haV- ing directed how vacancies should he filled ti.a may occur by erlination otherwise and whereas essrs. Phineas Nimer, Charles 4. McCnrdy aMd Alamson Haniin have expressed wish that the'r naes feighi mend ,,a. the na,nes Messrs John Al. Esiey Noyes Bayber and San,uet tOeedy be subs,it1sed III iher places, and that I,badsems Bets, Est., he supored for Lieut. Govt rnar, instead of Mr. Hoiiey, who has deciiGed the nominstinn for Lh, Offfre.
 Per Order of the State Cnmniiee,
 .. STEPHEN F. PALMER.
 March %, 1885.
 (Here follows the ticket recommended, precisely as the above.