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juno 5.

~ ONPLUS will make his first season in America
Ia at my 'True Blue Plantation" in ST Matthew :
Parish 30 miles below Columbia in the State of South
Carolina
This stallion imported by myself, last Fall and
for his pedigree, and performance whilst the English
turf the sixth number vol 9TH of SINNERS Ameri-
can Turf Register, for February, 1895. Nonpus was
bred by Mr. burton, gotten by CSTrAs n fayorte son
OF COLUMBUS, by Gohanna, and oacd i'm The SprnO
OF lS24 1t will be seen by reference his pedigree
and the Racng Calendar that he is nearly allied with
the best blood Of England and while the course
many of the finest horses of his day; among others
Lord Fiizwilams Mulatto (half brother to Nonplus
and for whom four thousand guineas offered and
refused y the celebrated horses CRANKY and Medora
Lord Kilburne's Purity and Action; Vanish Camellia
and Iarrare and Laurel and Popsy celebrated 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
Duke OF Cleveland, at three Thousand guineas. His
colour is rich bay with black legs name and tail and
no white, except his two hind heels He is 3 feet I-9
inches high with great muscular power and compact.
ness; clean limbs and fine notion He il remarkably
docile, and finely tempered though very animated He
deseryediy ranks amongst the stations of the hebest
character and is in fine health and condition For
the estimation in which he is held by the subscriber he
viii only remark that he has put him this season all
his finest mares In consequence of the great number
OF hne imported horses recently brought into the
try, the terms of the present will be very low
$50 only, payable when the expires and 81 TO
the groom
Mares fed for 80 cents day, and every attention paid
to them, but no liability for accidents.
RlCH'D SINGLETON. 81
>. Carolina, April ~. 1I5--ff
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

YBvHRESHING MACHINES.--The subscriber can
IL fill few orders for Fox IL Borland's justly
celebrated Thrcshing Machines Emmons' chain-band
HorscPowers, and Clinton & Smiths Farm Mills for
the present season, if ordered soon
JABEZ PARKER,
first door belo,o the Union Hotel Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-09

HUSTAVUS UPSON RICHARDS, Esq OF New
M York, became interested the LIST February last
in the several businesses of +. 81 j. s. James d. Co of
tins City F. * j. s. James & Co of the City of New
York, and Eward James IL Co. of Petersburg, Va-Mr
richards will be the resident PARTNER in the City of New
York.
April Ia. F. 81 s. JAMES & Co
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

THNHE Ship Jefferson, having just arrived from Liver
pool, with the remainder and largest portion of our
rived by the Ship Hark Away from the same port we
use the earliest moment 10 apprse 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 buy assert
ment of unusual extent and variety and under existing
circumstances, such the scarcity of desirable Goods in
the Northern markets. and the great advance which has
taken place i'll those markets within few months the
most desirable supply perhaps that have ever offer
for sale. We have also large supply of Domestic and
other Goods which, including those otioat will con-
stitute stock of $4,000 in value; all of which
we offer on accommodating terms. A particular
advertisement will appear during next week, If
find time to prepare
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-09

"ESTMORELAND FARM FOR SALE-I will
w sell my Farm, lying in the county of Westmore-
land, on the Potomac River, called King Copsco and
containing nearly 500 This is one of the most
productive farms of its size in the Northern NecS-cs
remarkably WELL and is well timbcrcd There are on
tins Farm new oversecrs house, barn and other
sary out housesPersons wishing to purchase will di-
rect their letters to the Subscriber, at Mansfield near
fredericksburg. WIN BERNARD
June re.
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TTKGE.NH.A,

THRUST SALE Of raiuabie Reat Estate and Negroes
n Pursuant to the provisions of Deed of Trust
ecuted by David A. Woodward VIM W. Woodward,
and Folly his wife, Charles H. Woodward and Mary his
wiie Beisey A. Woodward, Lucy Nj Woodward and
virginia A. Woodward to the subscriber and John G.
williams, and duly recorded i'm the Clerk office of the
county Court OF Goocbland for certain in the
SAID Deed expressed Trustee, shall proceed sell
on tuesday the 10th day of June next public auction
TO The highest bidder for cash. in front of the Eagle Ho
el, IN the city OF Rclmond, the following real and per-
sona estate to wit piece, parcel or tract of Land
lying in the county of Goochland Tuckahoe creek
containing three hundred and fifteen acres be the
more or less, being the of land belonging
mcry to Samuel Woodward deceased, and adjoining
the lands of WIN. 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 witt Harry, Peter Jesse Abraham,
James, Phils 1illa, Winney and her child Mary Ann
Eliza George, Stephen and Lucy, and the increase OF
the females aforesaid since the execution of said Deed
oeieve the title to the above property to be good, but
snail convey such title only is vested in the
wing Trustee. Sale will commence at ~ o clock.
LOFTlN N. Elicit, SURFING Trustee
Nav
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HENRY LAND FOR SALE--I offer for sale n
n very valuable tract Of land living in the county Of
Henry, on the Smith Irvine river II contains up-
wards Of three thousand acres and is considered prime
Tobacco land. Portions Of it have been cleared and
leased out to tenants the rest covered with the finest
tmber.-A further description is deemed unnecessary
as persons inclined to purchase would view the premises
TOR thcmse vesf this land is sold privately before
the fret of August next (Which would greatly pef,rA
VIII then dispose Off to the highest bidder The terms
shall be accommodating, and made known the day of
sale. WM BFRNApK
~ The Lynchbug Yirginian above twice week
WI inc s OF August, and forward the this
June 2. S-Oo,yuA
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
"A L meeting Of the President and Directors of the
n gamer River and Kanawha Company, the 9th
day Of May, 1885:
Resotccd That the Stockholders Of the James River
and kanewha Company, other than the State, be and
they are hereby required to pay the Bank Of Vr-
gina or one Of IL, Branches the Sum of 80 on each
share 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 RI. BROWN, SecrctayD pro fem,
James RiDer and Knno,oha CoraD00u
Any Stakeholder depostng the amount of the rcauis
ton upon him in the Bank Of Virginia or any of ito
Branches and producing certificate Of that deposite to
the Secretary Of the Company, will receive credit on
the books Of the company
June =. e-t3OJnne
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90, -, OTPUsIIt MN, STANDS lOnlB
Philippe, replying thus. Not another word. INV dear
General, your apology is ali sufficient 1t is little
aiees OF Pleaseny totrab welidone andabout as near
feelings"
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June 5

SALE OF LOTS IN FARMYILLE.-On Thurs.
~ day. the Both day of July, 1885, will be Sold at auc
ton, in the Town of Farmville IL half Lors and
fractional Lors, being addition the present plan
OF said Town, on the west side thereof Twelve months
credit will be given the purchaser giving lien upon the
Lots and good and satisfactory personal security the
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DONs Es1lEe.

mn 80 CHARLEsTos, July 30.
The Post Office in this city forcbly entered last
night by removing inside shutter at the North end
and bag containing large number of ncendary Tracts
and Newspapers, intended for distribution TO the South
and West of this place. taken thence and will we under
stanu % 'Haae BONFIRE 81 tonight at o'clock without
the limits OF the city There injury committed or
violence done to any other part of the Post Office alb
object. IS ~ '
This act is premature as application had been made 90
the Ucnera fost Office for instructions what dis
position should be made of these publications. If the
answer had been, that there was no authority to inter
ruPt their passage through Post Office that case
,hose states whose peculiar institutions involved in
hazard must take tie IGic their hands Extreme
cases require e1trcae remedies 1t never will do 10 allow
our mails to be laden with these anarchca pubcnton.
while our citizens fold their permit the poison
10 circulate through all the veins arteries of society
at the South and West. But we would suprest that
whatever be done in this way Lei il be performed a, ,u
ddyts and on the higcdy and that persons ofiresnon
sDiity and weight of character he deputed to act The
name ana for The good Of Me ohoe Of the citizens Let
iang order act with little disorder as possible and
without the agency of large masses of men who may
become excited beyond the necessities of the case.
(So1Ghern Patriot.
LEGENDARY PUBLIcATIoSs-We alluded Yesterday to
the circumstances of the u States Mail having been bur
thened with large number of incendiary phles and
newspapers. We do not know that it is within the au-
thoriy OF the Post Master General to interfere in this
matter IN me ertsttng state Of tie lao but surely the
fost Ofhcc law may in this respect UNDERGO
IL must be within the competence of Congress- TO nrob
Ont, under severe penalty, the of the S. Mail for
The transmission of such diabolca materials as issue
daily and hourly from that armory of poisoned weapons
the lncendary press of Messrs. Tappun and Company
OF NewYork II must be within the constitutional con
troll OF that body to hae.ant an nse of t,e
privilege of the Mall establishment instituted for
common benefit and not the channel of the corrupt
VIC a..enIty in iscase is to nro 81 a,9
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| 81 AND FOR SALE.--In obedience to the will o
X 4 the late Maurice NJ Langhorne deceased. Of RvaL
ingham county the tract of Land on gIlch he resides
lying about way bctweh IA Ira and Buckingham
C99rt,hogse! o5snsiSnp BY survey, COZ acres, Will be
of next @ credit cd of nns ,1o and three
possession cannot be- syes SHIdng crop of wheat as
year,l the purchasers giving bonds with approved
security, and deed of trust the property Sc
cure the payment. There on the tract about $50
or 400 acres of cleared Land, the most of it in
high state oimprovement being we'll with clover and
other grasses the woodland we'll timbercd and large
portion of it good tobacco land the soil generally
we'll adapted to the culture of tobacco corn wheat oats
&c; The improvements arc comfortable dwelling house
with all the necessary out houses good orchard and
garden; the situation is very handsome and healthy
one The prospect for gold has been pronounced good
by several miners portion of the land lies i'm the di-
recton from Bookcrs to Ayres Gold Mine. 1t deem
cd unnecessary to say more those who disposed
to purchase would first view the premises they are
hereby invited to do whilst the crops growing on
the land. JOHN w LANGHORNE
EI'or Of NJ NJ LGnehOrnc decd
July -. 2i-wt2SAup
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u the James River and Kunawha Company in the
City Of Richmond, until the Goth day Of August next,
for rebuilding that part of Boshers DAM James
River, Tuckahoe which has been swept away by
high water and also for rebuilding all that part of said
dam called the Fish Slope, which remains place.
but in shattered and injured condition.
The dam is to be rebuilt without any fish sopc-but
to be strong and permanently constructed and the
tractor is TO present plan, showing how he would
build both the timber part well the abutnent and
fill in the earth aud puddle behind the wall of masonry.
The timber, plank and stone to be furnished by
the Company and delivered on the bank OF the river
the dam.
The particular position Of the foundation Of the dam
and the abument wall and connection Of the part
with the old dam will be given by Mr. Rens ASP' on
the Lower James River CaR?i - any person wishing to
contracr. The prq5ss to be handed in under seal
JOSEPH g. CABELL,
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Nom"tfecg ~ inc
JOHN II. COOKE, Sr. (IoaT@ %
RICHARD SAMPSON, directors
July % j24-2t-wt2OA
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, UNAWAYS.-Kan away from MIR. Robert Payne,
z u the night Of the fifth inst 2n the upper edge OF
Buckingham county, two Negro fellows, ASDnEw and
JIM. Andrew was purchased III Mr.. Payne of Peter
five years of age five feet eight inches high and
will probably weigh about E65 pounds; he is brown
rccollecicd. h., Ll 1851 4 and gap
upper under teeth; he white fur hat when he
of Walter Healy, Urbanna, in Middlescx county
and is about 10 years DID, he is very black and about
the height OF Andrew, stout, coarse made fellow and
will weigh 1S5 or 80 pounds his nose is very much
sunk between the eyes and very broad the end he
had an old pair of jean pantaoons and pdr of
linen ditto and an old jean roundabout and chip hat
We are informed that Andrew has n wife in r. Edward
county, and may be lurking about in that county. We
have idea that Jim will leave him. Any person that
will deliver them TO u.s. in this place, secure them in
any Jail in this State, that we can get them shall be
handsomely rewarded and all necessary expcnces paid
GOODWIN d TEMPLEMAN.
Richmond, June 10. l2-tf
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B'OaYER
/" Nrou ssr ara.IN. u~1rSo."

We indebted 10 friend for the following Ines
rtfca By nere Seoaal spent thirty years in e-
Tiea, and thea returned 70 the place If his 5srtk.
When silent rin,e, vita lightly foot,
Had tod ON thirty
My native land sought again,
With hopes aud fears.
VIVA kens thought l. ii fricnls len
WIN ave continue mime
Or gin c'cE again shall meet
Tho joys l lon lang sync.
As 1 drew the nnticnt nile.
MY heart beat ell the way
liz place passed seemed 10 sneak
OF somo dear former day
Those days that followed I'M afar,
Those happy days of mine,
winch made me think the Joys a hnnh
Were naething TO lang sync.
ran TO ka wool-konncd place
In hopes to find cenls there
saw where moay one had safe,
And hung DER a csair,
III soft remembrance threw VOL
Across these cen m
shut the door, and sobb'd aloud,
10 think ON aud lang sync
To win me from these wa f,, t,onclts
. They took me to the town,
Where soon in ilSa weekend face,
missd the youthiu' bloom.
~ balls they pointed 20 n nynph,
Whom all declared divine,
bu, sure, hero mothers bushns face
Was faircr far lang syne.
La vain sought in music's sound
% tud that magic
Which OF, in scotland's an,ien, lays,
Has thrilled thro' "a a, heart
The song had mony nftfu' turn,
MY car confessed twas fine,
But misS'd tho simple melody
istcn'd TO lang syno -
fe crones and cemradesof my youth,
foIgi'e aud mans spleen,
Nha' midst the gaycst scenes now mourns
he days lac once has
when time IS past, and fed,
Your hearts may feel like mine;
AND aye the sang will maist delight,
Ihatmnds YOU U lang
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vHyHE SIXTH SESSION OF THE YOUNG LA.
III DIESi SCHOOL

VEyI1E SIXTH SESSION OF THE YOUNG LA.
ID DIES SCHOOL, At Mrs. Ketiy'S, IN CharIodcS-
UiUc will commence the 18th of August next, and
continue for five months thereafter II is conducted by
Massachusetts,, who procured to take charge Of this
school, through the fundamentally of Miss Grant the
Principal of that lnsu;ion and the late amented Rev
DR.. Wisner. Her recommendations from these sources
of the highest ORDER and apart from the entire salts.
faction which she has given the patrons Of the school,
during its last two sessions leave doubt that she is
eminenty qualified for the duties of her station Miss
Moore is aided by amiable, faithful, and competent
Assistant.
Her charges follows For pupils of II years of
age, more 2 90 for those under that agr $40 per
session. Her Of instruction embraces every
branch of thorough and polite English Education
FREEcu, Music, and DRAWING and PAINTISG are
taught in the school, by separate and approved Masters
upon the most reasonable terms
rs. 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 expense, she well prepared for their
accommodation. As is her duty will it be her hiei.
est pleasure to pay every attention to the manners as
well as to the comfort and happiness Of the young ladies
entrusted to her care and to endcayor inbuc their
minds with those high principles of moral and religious
truth, which 50 essential to the right formation the
female character
Ier charge for board, including washing fuel cam
dies &c, is $50 per session. Oneha yablc IN advance
For any information relative 70 the school reference
may be had to The following gentlemen V. w Souiha
z. w. Gmcr, DR. Oh. Carter, Rev +. Bowman, Of Char.
lottesyile Isaac White, James Bowen Garland Garth
of Albenarle; Dr. Robert Henderson, Of Cumberland
and Mr.. Benz Porter, of Rockbrdge.
Letters should be pest pail, and addressed to NJ f.
Kelly, OF y. r. Watson, Charlottesville.
June 80. fG--wt15A
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q D0nd to Lhoyiottts0ic-fa fine ssgfe and Nth Ds
requisite speed and c0nf0r Fare reduced 10 81 only
instead Of s. So The present rate For seats on inor.
nation, apply at the Bell Tavern in Richmond and Col
Wards Hotel, in Charlottesville DAYS Of departure
from Richmond and Charlottesville, su6days Wednes'
days and Fridays. Wm SMITH
July H. 2o-if
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WMIASHlNGTON GLASS WORKS -This =,

WNTASHlNGTON GLASS WORKS-This esa-
Wv blishment, devoted exclusively to the manufac-
ture of Window Glass having passed into the hands the
subscribers, will be put into active operation the first
of September next. The best materials and workmcn will
be provided and especial will be taken to improve
the quality ofthe Glass; promote which object as far
practicable, sautary alterations have been made the
system hitherto pursued Orders from dealers the ar
ticle shall receive prompt and becoming attention De-
tailed tables of prices may be obtained application
The terms will be as liberal any other similar manu-.
factory in the UHiled States.
Address LEWIS JOHNSON q co.
Washington City, July H. 22-St
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"a dous Coach Shop, 50 feet by 90 two story high,
situated at Painevilic, Amelia county, Virginia very
healthy and desirable village; and from u wealth and
Of e best stands for mechanics Of III kinds in this
section Of country Attached 10 The Shop lot Of Sc
ycral acres, with garden and houses 20 accommodate
larger family, If necessary II is believed that or
hands could be prchtahly employed in said shop Pos.
session win be given at Chfstmas. Any person wish.
ing 20 take this shop viii please aud view Tie pre-
inises-Or address JOHN Il. JETER
" Boot and Shoemaker, Of steady habits may also
find employment at this place. }. T.. j.
july ~. 23--w3v
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CANCER.
O4i4NOEh,
find ME 0rf of JIeoyjU.r roooroIT,,

find Me art If Healing, generally.
m NdE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
a of Richmond and vicinity who may wish his aid
that he has become compeenty acquainted by the in
structons from the celebrated Dr. Lynch, of New York
city, to that formidable and fatal disease dcnomi-
mated Cancer, without the of knife caustic but
effected in the way and manner practsed by Dr.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment of this complaint and also that Of Fsulo or
FlstulaAs the subscriber is here now, from the City of
New York. any person wishing to be cured of the above
him; at the Mansion House, Main Street
Richmond, Jan. w. w MARSHALL
Certificate from DR.. Lunch.
do hereby certify, that DIR. w. W. Marshall has been
under my instruction. and assisted in my business,
winch is attending to Cancer complaints and the art of
healing, generally lie is using my medicine
think him capable and worthy the confidence of these
fctcd ID LYNCH
The subscriber refers to Mr. Day of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian, MIR james Caskie, Archibald Thoinns and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. benjamin.
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
All letters must be postpaid w w NJ
January z, 1884. 74-wtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
from the New York Advocated
fNR A NL, AID GDNN Il

The following is literal translation from French
paper of the trial of Mr. Croxal, American Consul al
Marseillcs, for assault on his servant:
Court If .ASSiScS, .iarSeieS 18Th May" The trial of
this day, not Of the lower order On the accused
bench, seated who holds a high station in So
ciey distinguished by his education and the represen-
ative of great naon--the Consul of the u. Stute
Amerca-Mr. Croxall. The accused is pal-~ut ms
figure is noble and full Of expression ateIrogaed by
the President he understands the qponons That are ad-
dressed him, but only rep' TO them through
interpreter.
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nh ACRES OF BEAyERDAM LAND FOR
aHSHVy SALE.-In nnrsilance of decree of the

- hh ACRES OF BEAVERDAM LAND FOR
eESFV SALE.-In pursuance of decree of the
county Court of Goochland pronounced the goth day
of July, 1885, in the of Markham against Markham
and others, the undersigned Commissioners appointed
by said decree will proceed SELL publicly to the high
est bidder, at Goochland Courthouse Monday the
7th day of ugust next, the of Land mentioned in
said decree lying in the county aforesaid Bcayordan
Creek containing five hundred and five and half
more less, and adjoining the lands Of Jno. Guerran
Jno. q. Gray, Jno Martin and others.
The above tract of Land contains from sixty to seven
ty of low grounds of excellent quality. The high
land is we'll adapted wheat. clover, &c. aud isRery
susceptible of improvement. There is upon il
Portable DIV cling house, and the necessary onthouscs
The terms-ofsxe " i'll he, cash for much may be
necessary deiray the expcnces of the suit and tho
sale of the said land and the balance payable in one,
two, and three yeaTshc purchaser executing bond,
or bonds with security for the same-and the Comms-
sioners retaining lien upon the land TO the pay
of the money. Such title only vested in the
Commissioners by the said decree will
be conveyed TO the purchaser.
GEORGE w. MARKHAM,
p. GUERRANT
July "a. [23-w4w"l Commissioners.
n AND FOR SALE--A Tract of Land, known as
Il The Cottage, containing thousand acres, sitn
acd Tnylors creek, in the county of Hanover, and
distant twenty-five miles from the city of Richmond, is
offered by the subscriber, at private salc until Monday
Tie 9th day of October This land is situated in
very healthy and desirable neghborhood and has upon
it dwelling house good repair containing four roos,
together with al the necessary outhouses. On Mon
day. the 9th day of OctoIer next if not previously Sold
this land VIII be put up at auction-together with the
farming utenss--the crops Of oats and fodder
and the stock Of cattle, sheep and hogs.
My oyersecr will show the land aud make known tho
terms to any person who may be desrous to purchase
RICHARD CARY AA1BLER.
June 16. l2-wtf