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eogerncss There is also Sunday School which has
good many scholars, and is well supported.
he climates he says is delghVet There is winter
but The rainy season, which fact the most pleasant
tune IL does not rain constantly, but only few hours
IN the day. with intervals of many, and sometimes
whole days, and sevcrh days time and the weather
very rarely such 10 interrupt either business plea
sure The whole year is much agreeable for peo-
pie of color than ours.
The soil about Monrovia is fertile but there is
good and rich land about Caldwell and other settle
ments where the colonists who cultivate the ground
easily raise cassada potatoes and other vegetables and
arc hegnnng TO raise rice which, however the natives
can furnish, yet better The natural fruits
OF the country, such oranges, pantans and bananas
especially the last much finer than those of the West
Indies.
After TINS we are not surprised to hear that the colo
nists, with very few exceptions, and those easily
counted for are not only satisfied, but highly pleased
with the state of things about them and full OF courage
and hope for the future and truly glad learn
tat they remember and often talk of their friends and
beneiactors i'm this country with the gratitude which
comes them and which certainly entities them to our
Norfolk HeT0id
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We have seen and talked with Beverly Wilson n very
respectable free of color who has lust returned
from Liberia and brings the latest advces from our CO.
lony there lie went out from this place alout y
months ago. in the ship Jupiter for the express purpose
OF seeing the actual state and condition of the settle
ment with his own eyes, and after staynp there IN
wards Of II months, and satisfying himself upon the
subject OF his enquiry has back only take his "a
miy out His statement, therefore is worthy of all ere
dit and happy to find that be fully confirms the
accounts which had previously received of the PROS
Pery and steady progress of the colony in ali it's civil
and moral interests.
lie states particularly. that he found tle town Of
Monroyia quite thriving and ourshng place contain
ing about fifteen hundred inhabitants with five honsea
OF worslpOne Presbyterian two Baptist and two Me-
modiscarrying on prosperous little trade with the
natives and with foreign vessels Of which there are al
ways seven eight, chiefly French and English and
generally plain but dccenty built and some of the new
handsome IL is in fact he says a preftirr
place to look at than Smhield (Which we know is
one OF the PTetticst villages have especially as IL has
the advantage Of fine bay before IT, with ships in the
harbor
The people with fewexccptons are sober ndnstrioos
orderly and well-behaycd. They arc generally nier
chants and mechanics and appear be doing we'll some
OF then nave made clever little property, and have
~ comfortable establishments. are also on the
best terms with the natives " no come freely into the
settlement for trade and other purposes and have no
prchcnson Of any future hoslitcs with them lie saw
several Of The petty kings Of lhe neaborng tribes who
came 10 MOnf0yia while he was there attended bv fe;
servants, and called The Colonial rent who received
thcn Of course, with due attention. and rave them the
customary presents, with which they were much peased
number Of the natives both and boys (bni no vo
mcn employed by the colonss servants OF hsips
wmch ihey are always careful TO demand at thc day. and
very to get
The children 0ncudina some native ones) are tanolt
10 good schools and seem to learn their books with great
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u AND FOR SALE.--By virtue of decree of the
"a County Court of Louisa, directing the undcrsipn-
ed, Commissioner, to make sale certain tract or
parcel of Land containing thousand and forty
or less lying IN said county, both sides of the
road leading from Gordonsville to Mcchancsville and
lately conveyed by John r. Ragland of Louisa to John
H. Brewer of Halifax and Others the heirs and legal re-
personalities of John Ragland SEM deceased the same
tract of Land being commonly known and called by the
name of Pates Tract, Raglands Land: shall pro-
coed to sell the same, at Mechanicsye in said county
on Saturday the 4t of July next, and the to con-
time from day to day, Sundays exccpcd until the
whole be disposed of The sale will be made either of
the whole Tract together III lots and parcels to suit
the convenience of purchasers and upon such
bic credits may be agreed upon ON The day of sale
the purchaser giving bond with approved security the
purchase money more particular description il deem
ed unnecessary all persons feeling disposed to be-
come purchasers will doubtless view the premises for
themselves In tie time, letters having reference
to the SUBJECT addressed post paid to the undersigned
will be received at Halifax Courthouse, Va until the
29th OF June, but not afterwards. will of course give
only such title as is vested in me, as Commissioner
though the title is believed to be good
JOHN c. NICHE, Commissioner
May ~. L dYy
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CANCER.

9Hd ho art If Healing gcncraIy
THNHE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
= of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid
that he has become compeently acquainted by the in
structions from the celebrated Dr. Lynch Of New York
city 20 that formidable and fatal disease dcnotpi
mated Cancer without the Of knife or caustic but
effected in the way and manner practised by DR.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment Of this complaint and also that of Fistulo or
tlstuloAs the subscriber is here now from tic City of
New York any person wishing to be cured of the above
him, at the Mansion House, Main Street
Richmond, Jan6 W w MARSHALL
Cert6cafc from Dy. lunch
do hereby certify. that DR.. w w Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted in my business
winch sattending to Cancer complaints, and the art Of
healing. generally. lie is now using nv medicine /
think him capable and worthy the confidence of those af
ncted d. LYNCH
The subscriber refers to Mr. Day Of Manchester. Mr.
Gillian Mr. James Caskic, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street Richmond; Mr. benjamin
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
lllctlers must be- postpaid. w w NJ
January Z, 1891 7i-wtf
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This was sufficient The next morning shot of his
nose at SIX o'clock, and then called upon my friends.
- re .-said the FIRST.
Fool said the second.
Ninny sand the third.
bolt said the fourth
Noodle said the fifth.
Ass !'-said the sixth.
BE oii,'-Ead the seventh
AZ all this felt mortified and called upon my father
Father said-what is the chief end of my ex-
istcnce
Ny son-hc rcplied-'it is still the study of Nosolo-
gy But IN hitting the Barons you have ovcrshot
your mark You have fine nose, IL is true but then
Bludenuif has none. You id and he has become
the Lion OF tue dayIn Fun Fudge great is Lion with
proboscs, but greater by far is Lion with proboscis
n nj
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The New York Jeficrsonan states that the income of
jacob Asto of that city, is million and fifty thou
sand dollars every year He receives every month one
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars; and every
hour upwards of one hundred and seventy dollars eyery
minute, three dollars and every second about Z cents
lie lays down to sleep at night He rises in the morning
His estate has been working fer him while he slumbe1
ed and has made for him. ready to be put beside his
dish OF coffee ON the breakfast table, every mozkng
neat and snug upwards Of twelve hundred $oars
Pretty comfortable, that! En-! aint il Bull RIuJ
II has naturally created surprise that our stocks
should decline after the receipts of the favourable news
from Europe political and commercial On enquiry il
has been satisfactorily explained 1t was occasoned
by the millions of money which have been sent to Bati-
more and Charleston, TO subscribe to the new banks
which have recently opened their books of subscripon
In the latter instance the whole of the capital of
$1,000 COO, required the rstnsalmen and not less
than 81 100000 has been forwarded. m y Star
We published some time since an account of the death
u g. who fell in mysterious duel.-The Canada papers
have recently given account of youth who commit
ted suicide, leaving written acknowledgement that he
was the antagonist of Cooper. The death of tie former
by his hand, furnishes a strong illustration of the
sentiment expressed by Sir Walter Scott in the Anti.
quarry, that is IN fight ,chere Tie saroiror has The
leorst Of IT,"
The Dumfrics Courier that the late Thomas Tel.
ford Esq the celebrated Engineer has left legacy of
E7OOO each to his friends, Campbell and Soutley the
poets
MAS OYER NIAGARA FALLs-Two men who
were attempting few days since to pass from Grand
the great cataract and they both jumped out of the
boat One of them rescued by the people on the
shore but the other, Mr. Brailg was hurried over the
falls and seen moro.
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POETRY.
!. Nucm .rr araAls. rS.rNe.,,


(Efom ;he GA No Of ~, I'Aern Literary MesscngcrJ
Thou area magician! lrmphnsise the archi
would not--for q oilre--havc IL said
That arosttophizcd another march
Wherc'crl will, thy strategy has spend
For me, alas such anibu- les ant tols
fear thou sock =, to add me thy "spols"
'li', by my halidomr. Jest
To cope with thee, than him, whose subtle schemes
Cheat an enlightened pc opc's greatest, hest
While thou tickling in their dOwny dreams,
Some hnfscofc unailcns putting them IN mind
TO play the devil just they re Inclined
With woman's thou hnst my heart a.vailci,
Yet wiihstool them. lips and teeth in vain
Coral and prarls oushon.s-ioru, features failed
To bind mo captive in thy tfeacherous chain,
know not Why, but fancy some bright shell
Hath saved me scatlless from the wcl-iough field.
parhnpst was her eyes-hcr flashing light
Must have reminded OF quenchlcsS fc
IL may have been her tc,tl--hvr dazzling white
Might tint Tirtaric than Andes higher
Where shrick tho damned from cv frozen elmo,
Warning poor tempted souls to hcc from crimes
Perhaps her lips surctokencI eoals rod
Perhaps her faultlrssncss oform might tell
or ruinod Arch-augelic brnutics led
ny Love or Pr'lc's seduction, down to hell
But how twas possible ! can't divine,
TO look upon her foot and think OF hinoi
hot region has Iaplaniers None but
q place OF punishment is adapted to their imagination
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NTALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE--Io

tending to remove the South offer for sale that
beautiful and healthy siiuaiion known by the naue Of
MoUsT Ina, lying IN the lower end Of the County Of
Buckingham, directly opposite the estate Of AIcssrs
William and James Gait on james river, containing 7O5
acres 100 Of which James river bottom and about 300
unclcarcd oil Of whichis irstrate Tobacco land
The cleared land is in high state of improvement On
il is dwelling house, with five and passage on
the first foor two above in good repair, with all neccs
sary ont houses good oyersccr house, with four rooms
and ont houses, barn machine DC &C. and good gar
den Water may be had to each house from seven GOOD
and constant springs.
Ideein particular description Of the properiS I'M.
necessary persons disposed 70 purchase would first
view the premises. Being resolved on movint will
sell bargain and would take the greater proportion Of
The purchase money n young Negroes at cash prices al
ages say from - to %, male and female The privilege
Of seeding crop Of wheat the usual time and entire
possession may be had at Christmas
JAMES =. WILKINSON.
Nayl iI7-wsws
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DRUGS, PHLYI,S. &C.
AtHARLES h. MILLER, informs his friends that he
Il has just opened Apotlecary Store az The stand
formerly occupied such, by Mr. Goddard one door
above the Mansion House, Main Street, Richmond He
viii keep supply Of Drugs, Chemicals. Paints. Oil
Dyesiuiia and Glass and in few weeks poets 10 have
assortment Of Surgical Instruments Of The best man
uactufe Orders from country Merchants and Physicians
arc respectfully solicited
May 2. 11s- W.T.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICF,
Mort hnnnharlanb u

Northumberland G. H.. April Is, 1885.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree of the
Court will take notice, that have appointed Tuesday
the 23d day OF June next TO the accounts or
dcred in the above decree Of the Court on which dav
they will attend at 10 o'clock, my Office Norhumbef
land G. H. with their vouchers Ne ready for exainina-
ton and settlement and with office copies of the necessa
ny Court papers. THOMAS s. SYDNOR
Commissioner Of tic Circuit Superior Court of
LaD and Chaneerytor NortLumbcTIand Cou1tg.
April "a II5-v0ss,v'
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COMMISSIONERS OrrIcr.

Northumberland G. House, April I5 1895 I
The parties interested in tie foregoing decree Of the
Court will take notice that have appointed Thursday
inc 9th June next 20 commence the duties required OF
in the preceding decree Of the Court on which day
they will attend at my Office Northumberland c. H. at
10 o'clock a. M, with their accounts vouchers and be
copies Of all necessary Court papers
THOMAS S. SYDNOR, Commissioner
Of me {. s. c. If l.. S. &. for NorttunJcrtand Gu
April -. 115-wsw
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a VALUABLE TAVERN AND FARM for Rent
The suhsc ribers wish 10 rcnt for one or nr.. xenrs

~
n The subscribers wish to for or more years
their Tavern at L0aS1 curt house, and the Farm at
tachcd thereto containing nearly 4uO acres OF Landof
which, about 300 il supposed cleared is
pretty good farming land, with meadow that would
YIELD it judciously m,nagcd hay enough to supply the
Tavern. There is in the course of coinpletion
large and ccgantbrick addition to the Tavern which
will afford nine spacious aud elegant lodging rooms to
be ready Tor use by the time possession will be given;
making the number Of belonging the Tavern
IL, besides large dining in the cellar sufficient to
dine upwardsnf an hundred persons sitting with
closets, &c This property combines advantages rarely
to be met with Louisa Courthouse is attended by
more persons Gt is universally admitted by all persons
who frequent the place. than any other Court house in
the State public daysad there being but one tavern
at the place. and all the other houses there bcinp re-
strictcd from selling spirits, giving accommodations
by boarding otherwise that will Interfere with the
interest of the Tavern will of course ensure large
custom on such occasons-and il is situated on the
Main road leading from Richmond through Charlotcs
vile TO the Western country and where the road from
Carcrsvllc to Orange Court house crosses the said
Main road and has chance all the travellers those
roads The stable Is cxtcnsivclrc wood nvcnient--
and all the houses will be in good ordc.-and more
healthtul place is not in the United States Possession
will be- given the first day of November next Per
wishing 10 treat for the property will please adj
dress John Hunter, at Louisa Court house who will
CHARLES THOMPSON JR
JOHN HUNTER
March "a. IO6-v,r
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NANNY KEMBLE.-Fanny Kemble Buffers Jour
~ nal is this day received by r. L. SMITH
Aso, further supply of new fashionable Music for
the piano forte. [i-tfJ Nav g.
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'y-Tcste. S. A. NJ. LELAND, C. c.
ConMlssIoNEn's Orrlcr. D

~ northumberland county. April %, 1885. {
The parties interested in the above dccreta order of
the Court VIII please take notice. that have appointed
wednesday, the 22d June next, TO commence the ac-
counts ordered by the Court to be taken-on which day
they are required TO attend at my Office Northumberland
Courthouse by 10 o'clock A. NJ, with their accounts
vouchers, &c ready for examination and settlement
anu WIN all other papers &c tatmay be necessary
enable me to discharge the duties required ofine
THOMAS s. SYDNOR Commissioner
UMc c. s. {. ell. T. {. for Northumberland cty
May l. ll7-wtd
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l06-wtf

HNhE NOllCE-llie subscriber hcgs leave o I'M
m form the public that he has invented G., linder TO
thresh Wheat Clover and all kinds of grain which he
attes himself will prove superior that the world
has ever known The construction carries its own de-
monsraon The Cylinder of strong metal i'm the
form of tub, half an inch thick, which, heaters 90
IN number cast solid with the Cylinder and twisted
adversely from its centre to its extremities- These
bcaters have fine diagonal noches in their edges The
teeth or beaers upon the concavc (Which is of solid
mcial) twist from its cxtrcmiiics its centre This
construction demonstrates the following result That as
the straw in passing through the Machine is necessarily
spread by the Cylinder from its centre its extrcnes
aud as the straw counteractcd by the concavc and
rolled back from its exemes its centre the straw
has two motions in passing, which perfectly expose
every part OF the head of wheat to the Cylinder and
concave, that If the should be wet the grain
must necessarily be separated from it,
An accident which would inlure destroy Cylinders
OF ordinary construction would do this injury Those
who would prefer Cylinder the coinbinG construc
ton informed tatmy Patterns for the above descrb.
cd Cylinder are constructed that | can furnish
combing cylinders superior to any yet introduced which
VIII be obvious from the following descriptions The
teeth are cast solid TO the Cylinder inches wide of
wedge form, huted their sides and ends protecting
three quarters of an inch both the Concave and Cy
Under Having advised with Farmers abouttc price of
Wheat Machines this season. have resolved TO build
four-horse Machines for $3.50 and two horse do ut
delivered atmy Machine Shop To those who use them
only to get out their Crop, will the Ma
chimes the first season, which sufficient them
lhe fOur-hose Machine with good feeder will thrcsh
OF good Crop of Wheat to the Straw 300 bushels in
twelve hours and the wohorse Machine will tresh 10
bushels in the time.
The subscriber has also invented n Corn Shelter (tbe
first was sold last week for $75) which will shell 100
barrels OF corn in ~ hours propelled by two men will
keep the Machine in repair for dollar for every thou
sand barrels OF corn which If may she'll This machine
separates the cobs from the grain and leaves the corn
clean and merchantabc, without tanning. Those who
may be pleased TO grant their patronage will please
forward their orders which shall be filed with expedi-
ton. DANIEL Davis
Fredericksburg Nav % 7-wlv
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CIRCULAR.

10 ne Presidents Directors and Trustees of the serera
Colleges and ,7cadoieS and TO the School Commission
ers Of The respectrs Counties and Corporate Ioons of
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Tng isDNss-li is generally known tiat for a NUM-
Der If years, warfare has been carried on beee, H.
Sacs and Foxes, and Winncbagoes Mcnomince indiana
on Our frontiers Murders aud nassacres have been The
consequence Of This misunderstanding; and altbon,b
measures have been frequently adopted byQovernne5f
TO endeayo 70 pot end 70 their wars by calling TOGO
iher ihe different tribes and urging them 10 sQn articles
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NOIICE.-At a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
i IIampdcn Sidney College, held on the 9th MAY
1875 Resored The last day Of June be Fixed rs The
time for The election Of President for this Institution
and that notice Of be published in the Richmond En-
quirer the Constitutional Whig and tie Southern Re-
lIgous Telegsqh.-By order ofthc Board,
w. s MORTON, Clerk
June o iO-vtd
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Union G0id Mining Company Of Vtreinia-A partv of
Cornish Miners arrived at New York few dave since
IN The ship Boston, Of London and passed throagh PHI
ladelpha on their way TO the Compony's Mines We
arc informed also, that large amount Of machinery Of
the most approved construction is expected daily tits
gratifying ~ perceive that the attention of British caDi-
talists has been tlengih awakened TO the great
resources OF the Southern States II is natural 10 SUP
pose that native American enterprise viii derive much
advantage and Information from tho well directed opera.
tons o the London company, whom IL may be presumed
have been very choice in their selection ofrncn and ma
chincTy, and from the known success Of line Brazi,n
Mining Company, whose profits amounted 10 $3.50 COO
per annum These foreign capitalists may REASONABLY
calculate on largely profitable return We novy con;
hdcnuy anticipate fixed results which viii more
completely dcgelopc and satisfactorily determine the
character Of the gold region Of the Southern So"
me future conduct Of similar operations mus be- much
modified and directed by the successful results of ibe
present undertaking The skill and science which will
be here eyinced cannot fail 10 save many enoaood T.
similar enterprises from much useless expense and djs
Experimentation. Int
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

New Canton, 25th April, 1895
The parties interested in the above order will please
take notice, that have appointed Wednesday the first
day oil July next TO proceed in the settlement required
by said order which day the parties will attend al
my Office furnishing such papers az may be ne
cessary. ROBERT HILL AZ
May 5. Ils-wtd
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N ANCERY-VRciNiA.-At Circuit Superior
Court oil Law and Chanccry, continued and held for
Dnckngham county, at the courthouse, "Wednesday
the I'D day of April, 1885, sitting a Court of Chan
Gerry
garet ms wife, formerly Margaret Nicholas, John $
Nicholas, William II. Nicholas and Lorenzo Nicholas
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-30
Nftfe E Seut(0(dnD.
an 0o6 Deutitbs 9Sublifum.

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lctAsu plr(preben uNo fess lpeuig Ntoeeuse
perEannen.
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um ftp Die Ihmrsn 0s1esllutoNeu III er
I>6rcrn. O.ejenigeu tryIebs ibrsn aIsroi
.bve y pSurotcn Qe9en binlau9iiebs 8 rIbc
rang Ibe0ten Ip1lIsn Gno fvsnnpfcDaftIid
e5lut0t, (Ie !5ueu III franfNtsn 0risfeu init
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ten 8 TO Der uuteruebmen, uuo merott
aeoanu fot9euoe (dnoer bsIuo5 ais
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Malfuor, Gtorf 60. 8.
ben 1iten Sspt. 1885.