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MTEW YORK Hhoiesole Cloak Warchouse-J s.
~ PIEasoS & Co. offer al their Cloak Ware.rooms.
No. 10, Cedar street New York valuable and cxien.
sive assortment Of Gentlcmcn's. iodics BOYS md
Misses Clocks embracing every variety Of Cloth Mer
no, Silk, Satin Cncassian, CambIct and Plaid Coaks
made in the best manner, and adapted TO The South
American, West India, Southern and Western narkcte
Also, continually hand, those made in The latest Lon
don and Paris fashions suited TO the Fancy aud City
trades Merchants, on visiting New York City, will do
well to call and make an early examination Of their ex
ceedingly extensive Stock-their establishment hoine
The only exclusively Cloak Store in the City All orders
will be forwarded agreeaby 70 Instruction. and with The
utmost despatch
Jolly ~. 9i-or
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FHNO CONTRACTORS.-Th undersigned us Com
II missioner in behalf of the United States, will
ceive proposals. until the rssday of September NEXT for
the erection of building in the Town of Charlotte in
tended for the BRANCH MINT. The building is 10 DO
one hundred and twenty-five feet 'front.' by thirty three
feet six inches with projection in the Of fly
three feet by thirty six feet two stories in height with
basement story of five feet above the surface Of the
ground; the foundation tn be of common stone. The
basement story to be of good dressed Stone Tho
window-ss and frames, doorslls and frames, be Of
dressed stone ALSO steps be Of dressed stone and the
cutters round the building to be of dressed onc the
roof to be of zinc. The nsin body of the building of
brick The whole work TO be of the best Materials and
to be executed in the best manner and 10 be completed
on or before the first Of October 1896
The undersigned prepared with plan of the Build
ing, which can be seen application to him the Di-
rector of the Mint at Philadelphia.
All applications for furnishing information will be
promptly attended toapphcants paying postage for oil
letters sent.
The proposals will be kept open until the first day of
September, when the contracts will be concluded for the
entire Building for such parts thereof may be
agreed upon SAML McCOMB,
Commissioner Branch Mint, Charlotte NJ e.
Charlotte, Meek g. Co, N. G. July % 1895.
August T. 27-tlS
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Mansfield 9th July, 1875. aiEy

u AND FOR SALE.--In obedience to the will of
III 4 the late Maurice Nj Langhorne deceased of Buck
inghan county. the of Land on which he resides
lying about half way between Ca Ira and Buckingham
Courthouse, containing by survey S67 acres Will be
sold tie highest bidder, wednesday, the second
of September next credit of one, two and three
years. with the privilege OF seeding crop of wheat as
possession cannot be given before the end of this
Year, the purchasers giving bonds with approved
security, aud deed of trust the property to Sc
the payment There the tract about $50
or 400 OF cleared Land the of it in
high state ofimpovement being well with clover nd
other grasses; the woodland well timbercd, and large
portion of it good tobacco land the soil generally is
we'll adapted TO the culture of tobacco corn wheat oats
&c the improvements comfortable dwelling house
with all the necessary out houses good orchard and
garden; the situation is very handsome and healthy
The prospect for gold has been pronounced good
by several miners portion of the land lies in the di-
rection from Bookers to Ayres Gold Mine. It's deem
ed unnecessary 10 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
Error. Of NJ. VI. LdnghOrne decd.
July % 2i-wt25Aug
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TaNHE Trustees Of the smithGeld Academy. in the
Il county Of Isle Of Wight, viii proceed, on the FIRST
Saturday September, 20 elect Teacher for tlc ensu.
ing ycar,ln CHS Academy, will be taught the Latin
aud Greek languages and the various branches Of an
English education There are At this time upwards Of
hundred pupils At school in the town and the pros
poet to gentleman Of good literary and moral qualif-
caliops Of a reasonable compensation, is probably as
fair exists in any other village in the Stale Letters
addressed 20 the President Of the Smithfeld Academy
Isle Of Wight county Va, postage paid will be promptly
answered. No gentleman need apply, unless he can
produce 20 the Trustees unquesOnabe evidences Of his
fitness for the situation.
smthfcld Isle Of Wight Co, July 7 1s--w6w
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July %.

ENALiFAX LAND FOR SALE.-Thc Subscriber
n "A being DESTROYS 10 to the South West will
offer for sale, ut public auction, the premises on The
23rd day of August next, Of previously sold) the
tract of land which he resides lying on Difficult
Creek. in the county of Halifax and upon the main
Southern stage road, about 10 miles northeast of the
Court House Ii contains from 1900 2000 acres; be-
tween 300 and 300 Of which is excellent creek bot
tom, and Is considered among the best Tobacco
plantations in the county. The high land lies remarka-
bly, we'll fine springs abound in every portion of it, and
is well adapted to the culture of grain every descrp
ton The plantation is in good condition for pro-
htabe planting, having been laid off upon the four field
system, with each sufficiently large work twenty hands
10 advantage. The improvements comma dious, and
embrace almost every necessary outbuildng. The To-
bacco barns in particular, unusually good and su
cient TO crop of 49, 900 pounds. The situation
is healthy and in very agreeable ncighborhood This
tract will be sold in body divided suit purchasers
if required.
AZ the same lime and place, will also be offered for
sale. my plantation, known by the of Springfield
This tract contains sig = and lies upon both sides
Of the road leading from Halifax Courthouse to Nose
ley Ferry about five miles from the former place Ii
is well suited TO the culture of Tobacco and very re-
markabc for the production of grain. This tract also
lies extremely WELL and is highly susceptible ofimproye
ment Purchasers earnestly solicited to view the
lands previous 10 the day of sale The terms will be made
accommodating. WILLIS CHANDLER Sn
IL The sale of the above property will take place on
the 10Th instead of the 23d August.
July g. 17-wQts
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VA ASHlNGTON GLASS WORKS. THE csta-
w blishment, devoted exclusively to the nanulac-
tuc Of Window Glass having passed into the hands of the
Subscribers, vi" be put into active operation on the first
Of September next The best materials and workrncn will
be provided and especial viii be taken to improve
the quality ofhe Glass, to promote which object as for
as practicable sauiary alterations have been made in the
system hitherto pursued Orders from dealers in the mr..
uce siia receive prompt and becoming attention De-
tailed tables OF prices nay be obtained application
he terms viii he as liberal As any other similar
Factory in the United Stateg
Address LEWIS JOHNSON e. co.
Washington City, July a. 22-st
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IN C1ANCERY -VmeIsIA, TO WIT AT Circu
IL Superior Court of Law and Chanccry continued and
holden for the county of Powhaan at the Court House
thereof, on the 9th day of April in the year 1895
Bennett Maxey, jr and Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza
Sublett, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Plaintiffs,
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DAN AWAY from the subscriber in Ncwberry Dis
y ct, South Carolina, negro man, named .9afo,sy,
made, and about feet or 10 inches high. On exani-
nation Of his back, large win be dsccrncd,
supposed to DC occasioued BY burn. When he eopcd
he had in possession round jacket and psniaoons Of
darkish grey satnet frcck coat of mixed cloth and
pantsoons nearly of tho color but what dark
err; and white hat about half
Also negro woman, named NARY, the wife Of said
Antony bright mulato, with tolcraby straight, long
hair her front teeth considerably dccaycd, and of
the entirely broken off, light blue grey eyes;
in height, about feet or 5 inches, of delicate FORM
aud about the age Of her husband Her clothing
sisted chiefly of black bombazctt and purple circassan
dress besides several calico ocks body servants
The above negroes purchased in Richmond, Va
by gentleman OF the name of Poindexter of said State
carried to Mobile Alabama, and there purchased by the
subscriber, last May IL is calculated they will attempt
to make their way back to Richmond, Va.
Any information concerning them. will be thankfully
received by the subscriber at his residence in Macngo
County, Alabama and liberal reward paid for their
prchension or security in jail
Letters may be addressed to Duke Williams aud w m
p Buloch, of Newberry District, s. c., John Bishop
OF Powelton Hancock County, Geo, (each of whom is
authorised 20 receive the negroes from the apprcheaers
or to the subscriber, at White Hall, larengo County
Alabama. EDWIN a. GLOVER
July 81. 23-3m
eyrhe Raleigh Rescr, Columbia Tec.-
will publish above three mouths, their
counts the subscriber White HALL MarensO couh,y Alabama
RAJ OTlCE-'rhe subscriber has for sale good Plas-
1v tercr and Whitewsshcr, who is somcw what of
BrcSayer about 10 years of age Also 200G los Louisa
cured Bacon amongs, which are 100 hams
If not previously rented or leased, will on the both
August next, set up to the highest bidder the pre-
misses for year, the Pot,icsyillc property, in the
lower end of Louisa county. This property nipscs
large and commoiious Tavern, Siorehousc Tailors-
shop, and comfortable dwelling FOR small family
Blacksinhs shop, &c.
At the time and plsce, if not disposed of sooncr
will be rented for the ensuing year. 40 = Of Land
on Elk Creek, adjoining Francis Jerdon Elliott Dcarnat
and others.
The next day, being the 2st will be rented (uncss
previously sold for the ensuing year, the premises,
my Little River Mills four miles distant from Politics.
Vile They comprise Corn Mill. Cotton Machine and
Saw Mill. These would b. valuable in good hands
NATH'L THOMPSON.
Mansfield 9th July 1875 2l-w4w
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Joseph Subett, adm or, with the will annexed Of Ben
jann Sublctt, deceased, Lteberry Boatrigt and Jul
dith his wife, John Subett, Elizabeth Sublett Nancy
Sublct Phebc Subiett, Maria Subctt, William Sube,t,
and George Owen Beiscy Ann Owen, and Mary Jane
Owen, infant children of William Owen and Mary his
wife, both Of whom are dead, ......... Defendants.
The defendant, William Subett, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
10 the satisfaction of tho Court that he is inhaLii-
ant Of this Common wealth. On the motion OF the Plain
s by their Attorney, is ordered That the said VIII
liam Sublett do appear here the first day of the
Term OF this Court and the bill of the plaintiffs
and give security for performing such decree as the
Court may make herein; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the City of Richmond for two months successfully, aud
that another copy posted at the front door Of the
Court House of this county.
CoPy-Teste, WM. s. DANCES
Aug. z. x7-wSw
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FHNJE SIXTH SESSION OF TIE YOUNG La
70 DIES SCHOOL, al .MrS. Koiiys IN (hnriofes-
rule, VIII commence the 18th of August next, and
continue Tor live months thereafter. 1t conducted by
Miss a. Moore, late of the Female Seminary psu;c6
Massachusetts, who procured take charge Of this
school, through the instrumcnality of Miss Grant the
Principal OF that Institution, and the late aInencd Rev
DR.. Nisner. Her recommendations from these sources
are OF the highest order and apart from the entire satis
faction which she has given the patrons Of the school,
during Its last two sessions leave doubt that she il
enineny qualified for the duties of her station Miss
1oore IS aided by an aniabe, faithful and competent
Assistant.
Her charges follows For pupils of IL wears of
age, or more l2 90 for those under that age sic per
session. Her of instruction embraces every
branch OF thorough and polite English Education.
FRENCH, Music and DRAwISG and PARTING are
taught IN the school, by separate and approved Masters
upon the most reasonable terms.
Mrs. KELLY, with whom this school oriqinated will
take charge OF from fifteen TO twenty young adics-
Having had about that number under her care since the
commencement Of the school, having spared neither
pans nor expense, she is well prepared for their
accommodation AS il is her duty will it be her high
est pleasure, to pay every attention to the manners
wen as 20 the comfort and happiness of the young ladies'
entrusted 10 her and endcavor TO Undue their
minds with those high principles Of moral and religious
truth which are so essential to the right formation Of the
female character.
Her charge for board including washing fuel can.
Dies &C. $50 per session, half payable in advance
For any information relative 10 the school, reference
may be had to the following gentlemen V. W. Sonthali
r. w Gilmer, Dr. Oh Carter Rev, + Bowman of Char
lOttesyille; Isaac White James Bowen Garland Garth
of Albemarlo; Dr. Robert Henderson, of Cumberland
and Nc. BENZ. Porter, Of Rockbridge.
Letters should be post pail, and addressed to NJ r.
Kelly, or II. II. Watson, Charlottesville.
June 30. 1G--wtI5A
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VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE
" TOR sate-Thc undersigned being in feeble health
is DESTROYS 10 decline the farming business and offers
for sale about 1000 of land situated in the county
Of Christian and State of Kentucky Little river Ia
beautiful branch of the Cumberland, which can and
probably will in few be made naviphbl. ior
steamboats, to Hopkinsve, miles north of said land3
and abundantly supplied with excellent timber and
water. This land lies in connection with one of the
largest bodies of good land in the Green river country
settled and settling by population of the most valuable
KIND; and when the favorable position of its surface for
agricultural purposes is considered (beinp gently und
ating) and the almost indestuctble Of soil
and fertility which Nature has given this district it is
thought few equal If any surpass it, IL is convenient TO
commerce, being distant from GAINESVILLE on the Cum
berand river about n miles, and about % miles from
the Cumberland Iron Works. which are located in The
world There the premises large and well built
two story framed dwelling house 80 by SO feet with
four rooms and passage each floor, and other
venent out buildings.Aso, about 800 acres cleared
and under superior fence, including 1000 PANELS of
new post and railing, buit of good materials and
strongly fastened with nails. This farm is Z miles
south OF llopknsyie, on the Palmyra and Dover roads,
and within one mile of good and grst mill
1t IS healthy situation and il is believed has as little
inferior land in the tract any other the same size in
the country, and has been cultivated with special re-
gard to the preservation and improvement of the soil
and is divided into l3 enclosures With these advan.
tnges DESTROYS of purchasing valuable home
may confidently expect fair opportunity of being graft
fed
The above land will be sold together, or in separate
lots to suit purchasers. Terms of payment one third
IN hand, and the residue in two equal annual instruments
Inc undersigned Will also SELL credit OF ~ months
all s stock farming utensils Sc Including 40 lead of
cattle 90 head of sheep, 800 head Of hogs two wagons
one OK cart twenty poughs gears, yrs and cradles
&c Also, the growing crop of corn wheat, rye oats
hemp, &c.
lie viii also sell accommodating terms % quarter
sections of frat rate land, with fair proportion of tim.
Der, and we'll walcred, situated in Illinois in the coun.
ties Of Putnam and Knox.
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UDlCHMOND THOMSONIAN INFIRNIARY. =
III "a, WARp SEARs 4 Co. have taken DE-. s. T. Buy.

EB lCHMOND THOMSONIAN INFlRMARY-
Ee, WARD SEARS 4 Co, have taken DR.. $. = Rry-
NoLDs in Co-partnersp, for the purpose OF conducting
the Infrmary lately occupied by DR.. A. Curtis (oppo-
site the ruins of Trinity Church) which they fitting
in the best for the reception comfort Of
those who may apply for medical attendance
From long experience, and entire confidence in the
superiority OF the Thomsonian system of practice,
being the most safe and speedy in the of disease
under any form yet known, they have hesitation in
recommending said system to all who afflicted aud
those particularly who have tried every other curative
process in vain, it has restored thousands to good
bcah under similar circumstances.
To those in health, who have large families and live
rcr:5c from medical aid, with propriety say (I
time of peace, prepare for war; there hundreds Of
thousands in this country, that have knowledge of this
system, and the power of the medicines who re-
leve themselves and family of disease with as much
case as they of hunger.
DR.. Curtis patrons, who already advocates and
friendly to the SYSTEM solicited TO forward and
see what we about, pleased at all times 10
see friends.
large assortment of Books and Medicines on hand.
at wholesale retail. Terms good in any city in
the Union. WARD SEARS n co.
S. L. REYNOLDS
~ H. Dr. S; f. Reynolds will attend patients at their
dwelling, for the present. July 81. 25-6t
ED NAWAYS-Ran away from Mr. Robert Payns.
Ia the nghl of the fifth inst, in the upper edge OF
Buckingham county, two Negro fellows, ASDEFw and
JIM Andrew was purchased by MIR. Payne OF Peter
O. Cosby, IN Richmond; lac is said to be about twenty
five years OF age five feet eight inches high and
WIZ probably weigh about l65 pounds; he is brown
iuiatto, straight and well made with marks or scars
recoected; he had small whskers and has gap in his
upper or under teeth lie white fur hat when he
lett; he had variety of clothing.Jm purchased
OF Walter Iicaly, Urbanna in Middlesex county,
and is about ID years old he is very black and about
the height of Andrew, stout made fellow, and
will weigh 1856 90 pounds; his nose is very much
sunk between the eyes, and is very broad the end he
had an old pair of jean panaloons and pair of coarse
linen ditto, and an old jean round about and chip hat
We are informed that Andrew has a wife in p Edward
county and may be lurking about in that county. We
have idea that Jim will leave him. ANY person that
will deliver them us in this place. secure them in
any Jail in this State that get he shall be
handsomely rewarded and all necessary expcnces paid
GOODWIN 81 TEMPLEMAN.
Richmond June J6 lotf
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n 4 REENBHlER LAND FOR SALE.-For sale. a
Nh tract Of LAND, lying on Clear Creek, in Green
brier county containing about 14f9 acres, Of which
about O0O are low grounds, bottom Land Of the frat
quality The growth consists Of Tie sugar tree buck
eye wild cherry &c.
This tract is well adapted for stock farm having an
extensive range for cattle, while its contigfty 10 the
White and Blue Sulphur Springs, and BewsburQ from
which last is distant about miles in westerly dire
tom affords the prospect Of good and improving
market for its productions. The Kanawha Turnpike
Road runs within three miles, and from thence there is
Mil site the creek, which there was formerly
grisf mill.
The Land will be shown by Sir Edwin Trent who
resides the premises and will be offered for sale all
together, divided to suit purchasers az Lewis
burg on the 9TH Monday in August next.
JOHN A. TRENT
CtraJcylaad, 2sM Juiy, 1895. 94-Ofds
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JuIy II. 1ss5

EAn ACRES OF BEAVERDAM LAND FOR
eV4E9T SAbl.-in pursuance of q decree Of the
county Court OF Gooeland pronounced on the Doth day
Of July, 1885 in tic case of Markham against Markham
and others, the undersigned Commissioners appointed
by said decree viii proceed sell publicly the high.
est bidder, az Goochland Court house, on Monday the
18th day ofAuaust next the tract Of Land mentioned in
said decree lying in the county Aforesaid Beaverton,
Creek confirming FIVE hundred and fgc acres and half
more less, and adjoining e lands of Jno Guorrani
JEo. G.. 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 well adapted 10 wheat clover &c aud is very
susceptible Of improvement There is upon il a COM
Portable dwelling house and The necessary outhouscs
The terms OF sale willbe cash for much as may be
necessary to deffay the expences Of the suit and the
sale Of tic said land and the balance payable Ia one
two, aud urcc years-the purchaser executing bond
or bonds with security for the same-and the Conms.
sioners retaining lien upon the land 10 secure the nav
mont Of the money. Such tile only as is vested in The
undersigned, as Commissioners by the said decree will
be conveyed TO the purchaser
GEORGE w MARKHAM.
2. GUERRANT,
Iuly .4a
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ERfLLETS, BlLLETS--I wish TO purchsse. deli.
y verabo at the Penitcntary, between forty and III.
" thousand -four barrel billcs For twenty thousand
delivered Immediately say by the ist Of Jolly (next
month"; viii pay Si7 per thousand.
TIIOS. O. MONCURE,
June rs. r2- Cte, 9gCuf Pcg;tsatjgy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01
OPINION AT THE NORTH.

We see no reason to change the opinion, which
we have Frequently expressed, that the Anti-Abo-
ll'on'NN at the North constitute large minority
of the pcNe. But we do not believe that they
will be wa, IN general, II 60 a, far, in order to
pat d 'wn the fanatics, the Sou;h deems neccs-
Sary to her security, and l. Size thinks her con-
>uuional rights require her 10 demand at the
hands of the people of the notwithstanding States.
Occasionally, however, we meet with sentiments,
IN the proceedings of the Northern meetings, which
sustain the nehs of the South in a becoming >pir-
It, and which, e.r they more general would heal
the breach between the two sections of tho Union.
and restore that harmony asd concord, in the Pre-
scrva'lon OF which all partie5 arc 50 deeply and
vitality interested Among these may be cited the
resolutions at Troy q. " all Of which are point
ed and severe. One of them, ;hic We subion,
cave us peculiar pleasure:
Resolred, That we consider all attempts to IN
ducc Congress to abolish Slavery in the District of
Columbia IN reference to the question of Slavery,
as unwise inexpedienr, and inceniiary"
The proceedings of meeting at Newport, (R.
H. are also such as will meet with the decided APP
probation of the South. They worry correctly say.
that the " freedom of the press is not at all vio-
lated but rather secured, by guarding it against
such abuses as the abolitonsts have prostituted
to- We still hope to see these just opinions wide
~ dllIuSed at the North, and developed in cores
pondlng legislative misunderstanding, as we do.
that II is only by such course that the Union can
be preserved aud It's inestnablc blessings handed
down to our poSterIty.