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NILES COMPOUND Elk rRACT OF
TOMATO.

-EyI,E doct inc pronu .ated with much assurance
by many empires of ,he present day that one me-
uine will all diseases, rs no., and never can be
true; and he who asserts II, Is either 1901 or An TIM
poster But il is fact demonstrate by experience,
that combinations of medicine rlay he tnntedilnm The
VEGETABLE KINGDOM, tlnt will act 81 mi,e,sallay
the 81 stem, uhen,ak seasoahy, and in iuicous pro
portions as cure nine eases oli Of ten, all diseases
within the reach and power Vi medicine.
From the well known AMI established reputation oil
CaigDle, it has long been employel by the emplric,
and scientific ply clan, as one Of the most powerful
.serts for the removal of disease. B, the former al
mos, ever, land h IS been dcl,ged5 With nosrums tat
.ir an hors claimed as specifics ia disease Incl
lent 10 the human family. The folly of these pre,en
sions needs no common, for accurate chemical nves-
CATION has shown that e base of most of the PaaceIs
Catholicous, &c. which have been trnnpelted before
the community will, so much assurance, is CaDinel or
even in The hands of the most skiltul ply sie ieqne
" cxerts AN inf uence the human system. unforeseen,
and eit,el, beyond the control alt undermining tn
constitution and BRING on premature oIdase disease
and DEATH what result should be expected when pre-
scrbed by the Ignorant Could their many Thousand
victims speak a voice from the tomb would soon dis pei
he 'sbecifc' deusio that now swa,s the minds Of the
living
Humane Physicians deplore the sad evils resulting
from the mrrcur'a practice and will gladly ii the in
PRODUCTION of article that can SAFELY be substituted tui
caome The, feel, and thai keenty. the Y certainty
Of its primar Operations they ca,,uo, say whether it VII
be favorable or ntyoable They also k7,ory and feel,
IN il ,,s s is continued for any considerable time in
furious secondary consequences must follow But ne.
choose the least of two evils: they know no other
,, ,Ln, riu .,n,e. :, ,orti1 b,,er rrmove ob,,rlr-
on and set in free action the. whole umduar svstem
,,, il I.;,n, indisrrus,lI, necessary ia d, this they
rou,inr,, its use Notwithstanding the evil consequences
which follow.
They have long desired and sought article that
would nro,luce the oood effects of this drug without
,; ct,up the, ,,ent to its deiete,4ous results Such
.sulera,,Im il is believed has at en.t, been o5talne
in ,l,,. article. now presented to the uublic
IN, ,ron,;.,,ct of tiis m,l. ke.,,nr in view the
Eat I = ma ~ II hn.-,o{,,t Benr h, ,l,c,d with
in h., ,,,, f III rom,.,.s .o nd Ia hr disease, i,l-
ci,rul t, the climate they innb',: and Knowing like
wise ,l,, most ,f The diseases of The South and est
re- hasrd mon o,ranic ar functional arrangement OF
t. liver. directed their attention to those atiie!es which
a. 49,. a., ,;l;., ,um,.
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t,-n Nu" IlNN.
Louisiana and New York ire of i'ackcl7.l

IL IL il
SNttG Ships composing ''''s LILAC sd sai r'm Naw
q leans and Naw York cvnrv Other Monday
commencing M the 10Th nay" lb' ~ an 10 the
SlrrleSt punrulnv in tue tine of >aiiilg, the Inc
Ai hereafter consist Of FIVE SLIPS VIZ
>hi,, Ia&oa 'nptlm i",st , leave the 2Ntl nov.
Ship houiSrWe Captain Palmer, 10 leave on the ltl
itrc@u pr.
Ship 9a4isri2e Captain Ellr ger to leave on the
18Th - crnlb /.
,asp yictx1urg, Captain Woo1house, TO leave on the
st .iHnr.rr.
Ship Ms 'sS1ppi, Captain Davis to leave on the 18th
IanInr2.
a The above s.li,,s ARE al new. of the FIST class,
..prcre, an cooper ASene |. and upwards Ut ,l tons
ht,rIhnn, ut light traught OF waier, beng hu IN
New 0rk cynrr>s!, for the srute h. iirlcc % pas
s,se is cd al one laHG'rst 6aih1rS Their cHhns ARE
fitted up on the us' Improved Id convenient plan, aud
Is crt in Il nrat and cic4nut style. Ample stores
the ir<t quality viii rnnviIgti, and eve, regard aG
The comfort and emit" 'ai~'uCtlor OF passengers, wt'
will please notice That 10 berth can b. secured IN
ii paid tor AT the Office .! the conSignees,
rAnSc nc>tts commanded by taptaI'is well 'N
rcrcncea in the trade, who WI give every at enon,
and exert Themselves TO aCcnmModn", heY VIII
all times be towel up md down thu NlF<l%SlpPi by
saHn,boat$ md the strctest lnnctuaity observed II
the time Of sailing.
TIE owners of these hps will not be RESPONSIBLE to
aEy let err parcel or pac agcsent by put on hoadu
them, unless regular bill OF ladn@ he signed th'r'n'
at the counting house of agents OF o. nets. fc
urlh particulars apply to ,,.,,,
u BEN & A COHEN;
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rrPPERAS-2U hbls, in Store or sale by
~ G IOR ,tiY,
je26 A New Levee.
s. UGAR-50 hhds, prime article, for sale bv
~ G DORSEY;
je26 Al W evee
DoRK-lnN bills Mess, Phi ne and otherfesorpIionl
u For sale by .SHErSON IL AVERY
jsM
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= UtihR.-oo hhds, pIlne orlcte. tnr safe ny
- u. DORSEY,
Ie22 Al Nen ,evee
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DACoN-25 hhds Sides, Is hhds Jolss, and IS hhds
ID Shoulders. C,neinna' cured, landing firm steasa-
er Backeys and fos aafa BY
sTErgoN a. AVERY
MS '.... tiTas 81 aasasa.
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Il. weak enough to read the mass OF talSehood>
signed s., which deserve nothing but my silent Ton
teuist.
lad known last evening of the great Importance
s. ~houl hl,r treated the last of tho three some
what dit ere lily: bu, iet that pass. will. h .Wever
compliment 0t the Journal, for his saga ii,
employ h frurr knight mot OF the garter orol the
thistle, bui) 9th eedl an" tainhse IN order til, hi
may Kill two birds with stone, c. To patch til,
holes hat may be i'll his natural or political garments
an il may Judge rom th' exec eat paper, the .td
veriiser, DIR. Spips master is, politically III cgnstm
need ofhis services.
When an creum>tnnce occurs, whether homestead
or politically, which requires blister, whether on hi
avn nose or the reputation OF those who do not hap
sen please him, be ng unlike him, tw' lch must be
great mistoltnnr0 then il is rings his BELL, whcr
after all is nothing mo than il it sounding bras
or tnkling cymh,i;" yet, view it thus-Ir. Bel
looks well; but with an NJ. D. A. 5. S. after it, appear
uagnifcent!!l -
JOHN WILLIAMS, Ueuli t.
JrJ,.
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R'tFfN1res.
T sar farl, F<e, Mrt' Cullnm, r Nc tlpn, ESQ.,, L.,
iihhv, in Mob lie; 5 I Taylor, p,iea, Esq, IN Ne,
.rleults
S-A letter bag, to receive communications for
,erso nj the hove hotel, Is PLACED cco Wnitnan's
,tiice, Il st Charles Exrh ngS.
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n B ARNOLD.

n d HNtNVL'J'
Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1886
II Gentlemen Wishing to engage rooms for their
families can nd res the Proptirtor, at Pensacola, or
Nlr Sewe Taylor, the former prapl tor at .'ew Oh
leans.
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ST Vie OF LOUISIANA.
DARISH COURT for the Parish and itv of Ne"
Il Orleans. Present the lion. Charles haulan,
Judge. Jane lrn, 1858 No. lo,sG4.-Jacques Potter
hi, credtors.-Upon reading aud fling the petition
nd heGu III this case, 1t is ordered ny the our,
III 4, The cre,o OF the nsolvent show cause opet
cntlrt on SATURDAY the 9TH day of July, 10 q, WHY he
should moi be discharged according to law; aud III the
meantime all proceeding agllnsr bis person and pro-
cry stayed.
Clerks Once, New Orleans, June II, 1888.
iel / PAW Nd ti'''i, 'erk
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Piano Forte anl 'iu ic Store.
inn % 70 amp ucnt
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npany in The county of jefferson.-

dale Springs Company in The county of jeffersou.~
Passed
Mr. FAULKNER reported a.bil divorcing Elenora A.
Allison from her husband Samde r Allison. Passed.
On motion of Mr. FosrAINE, the Senate took up the
bill concerning the Louisa Railroad. Passed.
Mr. PATERSON moved 10 take up the bill providing for
The construction of Road from Winchester to Slaun
ton.
On motion Of Mr.. SMITH of c., the 9TH section Of
the bill was struck out.
Other amendments were also made 10 the bill; after
which, it was passed-ayes %, noes 10.
MIR. SMITH OF X, from the Committee Of General
Laws reported bill for the assessment of the lands of
this Commonwealth, with amendments.
EVENING SESSION.
On motion of Mr. BAPTIST the Senate took up the bill
increasing the capital stock Of the Roanoake Navigation
Company
MT Smith of c. moved to strike out the 4th section
OF the b which was opposed by Messrs Baptist Boul.
dln and Maxwell, and advocated by Messrs. Smith OF
C Harve and Pattcson, and was carred-nyes %,
4. The bill was then laid on the table.
Mr.. HARylE reported bill attaching Charles City
county 10 the 4t district and 9TH Judicial Circuit, with
an amendment. Passed.
MIR. SMITH of H., from the Committee of General
Laws, reported bill concerning civil proceedings in
certain cases. Laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. NASH, the Senate adjourned till to-
morrow, 10 o'clock.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
IN SENATE.

Thursday, March 90 1888.
To-day the SPEAKER was present and took the Chair.
The House Of Delegates communicated the passage of
bill concerning the appointment of clerks Committed
Mr. FosrAlsE moved to take up the bill concerning the
Louisa Railroad
Mr. F. moved to amend the bill so us to authorize the
Board of Public Works 10 subscribe three6hs 10 The
capital stock Of this road.
hlr NASH proposed "twoffbs" as an amendment to
the amendment of Mr.. F. Mr. N. advocated his amend
ment at some length
Mr.. FoxrA1SE replied in defence Of his proposition.
The proposition Of MIR. F. was supported by Messrs
McCAmASr, Smith Of c., AgpERsoK, PATTEsoS, HAIR.
VIE and ELLIS; and opposed by Messrs BouLDis and
HoLLEMAs and the vote being taken on the amendment
10 the amendment was decided in The negative, ayes
noes CO.
The amendment of Mr.. FoNrAInE was then adopted
The bill with the amendment was laid on the table:
At o'clock the Senate took recess till halfpast
Friday, Iuareh g.
message was received from the H. of Delegates,
stating they had agreed to all the senates amendments
to sundry bs ALSO the passage of certain
also the passage Of suudy biIs see their proceedings
OF Ihursday)-all of which were committed
Mr. ROBERTSON reported bill concerning the town OF
Woodstock, in the county of Shenandoah Passed
Mr. NASH reported bill Incorporating the Burlington
Manufacturing Company. Passed.
Dir. ORE reported bill incorporating the Shannon
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TO THE EDITOR OF TIE weUIRE


Sr-In looking over your Tuesdays paper (of which
am constant rcadeI was somewhat surprised at see
ing statement from you, taken from aoorty, and
must say, semper paras Correspondent, which, in my
humble opinion is calculated Tor may say is desgned)
10 inure Col b. G. Payne in the Spring election de-
sign merely making brief statement Of the affair, and
trust you will be liberal enough 10 give it publicity in
your paper along with the other communications recev
ed by YOU Pursuant writ of election issued by the
Hon the Speaker of the House of Delegates 10 the She
riff an election was advertised 10 be held Thursday,
the 9Th inst, only days notice. for member to supply
the vacancy of the late worthy delegate Col Strange
and lust as soon known that his place 10 be
filed and in fact, before it fully known in the
ty Capt Mayor. Darlington, young lawyer, was very
busy canvassng for seat in the Legislature from Flu.
wanna and that too against old and long tried Repub
lican, Col Barrett G. Payne, who last Spring declared
himself candidate for the ensuing Spring. Captain
Carrngton Mr.. Editor, is young lawyer, boarding at
the Court house, fresh from Cumberlandindeed, hard
" feeholder in Fluvanna, and not generally known,
as NAV be supposed, from his small though honorable
vote Of l7-And as 10 his politics, may almost say they
Va rablc as the shnde
By the light quivcrng aspen made.
for one cannot understand whether he is in favor OF
National Bank, for or against the Sub.Treasury, or
for what In his longwnded speech on the day of cleo.
ton he gave no proof Of what party he was attached
merely going the old and we'll sung story OF w. 5.
Bank Internal improvement, SC. &C., taking 10
saw he was raised Federalst, from his childhood but
now he was man, he had put off childish things. /
think that Capt c. had better stick TO his study OF the
law and indeed think he has Of Paddy's hints to
do so but am told be again candidate for the spring.
and lei me say to him and his friends, that he will be
wonderfully bamboozled and bit again the 9TH Thursday
in April, if he tries 1t again.
1t really seems, Mr. Editor, that his correspondent has
poor faith in his friends if they could rest satisfied and
stay home for cloudy morning, and expect the polls
kept open three days Is not as presumable that Col
Puynes friends were kept back by Indictment weather.
as Capt Cs, Equally; and can tell his correspondent
that had the polls been kept open the three days. he
(Carrrngton would have been beaten len to one and if
were disposed to bet would wager $40 hat, that
Payne can beat Carin g,on in APRIL ten to one-l hope
Sir, you will, as act Of justice, give this publicity
and oblge OEE OF EHs PEOPLE.
Fluoasna County, March II, 1888.
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MOYT'S
lottery and Exchange Office.

Saturday, 24th March, 1888.
This is 10 be great day in tho Lottery world. The
Inst chance for the Sixty Thousand drawing takes place
this day at o'clock Tickets to be had in great variety
at HoYTs under the Eagle.
March % lU4-lt
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uuisraon may not be perfect bu. these impereclons,
Whatever they may be- be amended they are felt
and there surely will not be wanting sufficient vigilance
TO point them out The plan which they propose,
violates part Of the Constitution Of the U. S.-l on
the contrary, the Democratic party, by DIVISION lend
themselves 10 their adversaes at this important crisis,
we may bid long adeu 10 any opportunity which may
arise for dissolving union between the Banking Ars
,ocracy and the Execuve-an union, which must ulti.
ma,ely end in the subversion Of the liberties Of the
People. ROANE.
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESs.-Tho IN.
nm dcrsgned offers his his friends ind the the
Late firm Of LArsE WAI,oS the transaction OF the Commits
sion mud Forwarding Business Amy business TINT
him shall be carefully a,tendcdto. JAMES e. WATSON,
81 ctr-.,
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March 81

EDENITENTIARY STORE.-The undersigned informs tho pat
ron, this institution and the public generally that here will
be found for sRo the the leading
from Main Msyos bridge, tho articles usually
featured the part Of the following,
viz Keey, heavy for negro clothing osnaAnrs jeans ndsc
bue md double bags and bsgsng &C., &C.,
plantation o.uc and shoes also boots
all kinds and dray wheebarows all descriptions,
cutting knives wheat fans Of the approved refi
geraos railroad nails spikes OF Different Sizes and many
articles required by rroud and canal Of which
purely both in manufacture and material Cnte is taken
cm and in quality and price he esstnn
may ny compete With nJtcIes Of the kind
featured institution, will be executed according ORDER
JAMES g. WATSON, Grn Agt.
MAJ loft
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n s, Haeo:ine and Democratic Revisu.

u S.. .Hago:ins and Democratic he0isw.
B The Agent for the y. S. Magazine and Demo
cratic Rcueu has the pleasure 10 announce the Fecept
of the 4,h (March) number and will deliver the same to
The subscribers in this city in the course OF to-day
Gentlemen wishing subscribe, do SO, and receive
the back numbers By applying to me; or, in my Absence
from the city, to Mr. Hill clerk at ,he WING ofiee or
by addressing through the rost once al hiehmono
RO. MOSBY,
PRINCIPAL .7pent for Virginia.
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RIO Wnucr Be;sey Anne Mnyard Coria Polly Nancy, GAG
s.nda 6avy Laz,na and Masa RObeIsOn Elizabeth cIsw
Peter Elizabeth Richard James, Martha Sarah and John Dckc
SON. -.
Take notice SHALL Friday tho 18th day Of May next
Newark tho county Louisa between The hours Of 10
the morning O'Clock the evening Of that day take tho do
ooon of Col William Crawford be read evidence 10 suit
in Chancey depending Louisa county Court in which,
administrator of Arthur deceased and
Of Peter dcccased and plaintiff and defendants;
and from any tho said deposition should not DO taken on
h, dy shall continue from day day at the place and
"i Wt 10 Of ~ Iloi-w4w.l ROBT. DALTON.
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II is with pleasure that recommend my friends
Mr. JANE, g. WAr,os Any business thnt they
his hands, we'll assurod will be diligently and faithfully
tended D. D. LAYNE.
Marc l03-Gt
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NTOTICE.-The TaylorsvilIe Races are postponed
until the 18th of April, instead Of the IN as Tor
merly advertised. WM. y. Ia n aLon,
March q lQi-"3w1 I'"P''et''
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Principal .9gsnt for Virginia.

NJ Mr.. Mo,By, the Agent of the above work, will
attend King William Court next Monday, and Hanover
Court the next day, for the purpose OF receiving Tue
names of persons disposed 10 subscribe and will present
the first four numbers to those inclined to patronlze IT,
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BlGGER'S
Exchange and LOTTERY Office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

BIGGER still bears The palm alone
ANOTHER CAPITAL OF 10,O 600 DOLLARS SOLD AND PAID
At FORTUNES LoysoE -!
Drawing of Virginia Wheeling Lottery, No Z, Extra:
SO 72 As 81 43 SO IS II 70 60 49 SO
Ticket Nos Is SO 72, the Capital Prize Of Slo,ooG,
sold to gentleman from the country ana Paid as usual
at sight, at Fortunes Home, BlGGEfS oihce.
NJ Anolis, of BIG GERS best and faoorits Schemes
GRASP CAPITAL $4,000 DOLLARS!
Tickets only $40.
Virginia Petersburg Lottery Class No. d 10 DO drawn
ON Saturday, April 23d, 1888.
y Number Lottery, and IA Drawn Ballots.
s,endd Cap,als-1 Of $50 900, 1000, 5,O00 900,
aono 1000 1915, 10 of 900, $50, IL of 5O0 &C. &C.
0''0' Tickets 10, halves S, quarters so.
NJ 10 80 As, the grand Capital of $4,000
W Ok an 3s do. do 10000
II 20 80 do. do 25,O00
"a % 53 do do. 10000
o. d "a do. do. 10000
And eight Capitals of $4,000 each, are few OF the
leading Capitals sold and paid usual with BIGGER, a.
sight The same good fortune and prompt pay a%at
ali those who purchase their Tickets at BlGGEhs.
NJ Orders meet the most prompt attention, ano IN a., a.,
cases the original (Managers Tickets and shaies WIN
be forwarded consequently not liable 10 any mistake or
dispute The Cash for all Capital Fries can be had az
nsus At SIGHT the moment the drawings are reeeiyed
u'o u@ % pIs,ss .ddress THO B. BIGGER,
OF C104-fl Richmond, Va.
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MARKETs-FRroaY, March %, 1888
Tobacco is in active demand. at from 81 for common
cuttings, up 10 s. for good mddne leaf-Four 81 IL
GEO. L. SAMPSON
MARKETS

WHOLESALE PRICES.
WHEAr-Very little coming in, and prices altogether
nominal.
CoRs-70 to IS cents, and good supply
FLouR-$7 3,8 10 S71.2.
OATs-40 to 43 cents
BLAcK-EYE PEAs-75 10 90 cts per bush.l
GALAyANE do.-l00 10 lf2l2
BEANs-10O 112 1-2.
CoTToN-10 to III Cts
SALr-S2 so wharf-2 IS to 50 90 stovs
HERsIScs-S4 to 4 la
l05 Tredegar 100 10 TO-
STEEL-American Blislered $50 to 40.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & CO
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UEETHH-

Profession and the public have dcpiore tho loss
@ o't valuable! members Of society," in tho death Of Dr.
Tho long and attack, be died
sa,; M t OF d. Wallace, Esq, Of Madison County, Va, OF
spoeb Of INC ah dsy OF Februe. DConway ns, tho
n,y A. ,h good physici.n valuable the comhu
when t inc ads personal experience
few indvSn and VIXEN tho conSdcncn, Of
lied his Worth SS e M ian indeed community real
"a inc OF IT, He obtained not ony tho Confidence bur
me OF ms tho same time and
nc"e eooo WIN OF his Pocsson NAV call on
Y say 50 much and would permit the Of stronger terms
oonch Survivors, DC prose. TO enquire how no at
s1ce fidelity seeking for knowledge in ssns IT, by ree,
uSe principle ena urbaniy Of msnncrs Bu. charm
which these word, do describe which was fail Inv ali hn
knew him. This charm from tho simplicity il may be- 20
termed which marked his character Frank roo
ifom selfish proprnse he sought others bupny with.
out thinking the merit o and be uucccedcd for face truly
beaming with bcncvolencc astn bright light him.
while his kind feelings bss.t sympathetic good will among his
friends and companions G. 8. T
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NOTTCE-MrJ G. WATSON, the fcnfcntjnry Agent elect has
full authority close the Of Agency.
1t ia very desirable that should be done with little delay
possible. To.e indebted will hope Toward and adjust
then accounts D. B. LAYNE,
Late 1gtnt Psntenudry.
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MARRIAGES.
COMMUNICATED,

mr.
M,,isd = 1s 'Isen tic Mat binds tcO urisug heart,"
Meea, In ravunna Tuesday the 9TH of February BIZ FL
@ Issen, Mr.. JoErH PERKINS, the beautiful Mns
EMIL. sg'an n9L1.ND all Of Fayunna county, Virginia
new rleassn hossrd hI SMITH, Of Louisa 10 Miss So.
'AS, aanghler 81 Go w. Wright, Esq, Of Fiavanns
all Of Fluvanna. ~ '!'
The Religious Herald end Co.teencs Journal vii, please
copy tho above " f
married. in Taahessoe, Florida, u By Rev.
ionS Woal, Jons Phnkni. ESQ.,, formerly of Richmond 10
% Lrcr daughter Of Thomau Eon Randoph Esq, formerly Of
Lynchburs-alj noty of Tallahassee. -
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RACON AND LARD, CITY CURED, which, may DO delivered
al my store from the smoke house in Adams yalsy-l0
quarter casks OF Madeira wine DID, direct Island
neither tho tins bungs hive been disturbed since arrival 70
months Several pipes Of old London Dock brandy
and other Jamnea and Antigua ond old IL
of Wines with fair nssoflruent Of Goce,e, for .ae by
W8t WALLACE.
March 81 IO4-tf
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TnIsSOLUTIoN-Thc copar,ucrshp Of LArHr & WAr,oy is
dissolved BY mutual consenJaars G. WATSON has full
thority 10 close the business Of tho lro
d. B. LAYNE
J. G. WATSON.
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nm CIIANCERY-FRoSrA-at Court continued und held for
Louisa County, the Court house thereof tho 10Th day Of
March, 1885,
Robert Dalton, and Mary his wife, lato Mary Saunders
and Thompsonl Saunders, Plaintiff,
against
John David William James Julius, Loonzo and ChurIc sau.
dcrs lanes Saunders, and Elizabeth his wife, Defendants.
Tho defendants, John David aud William saundc not having
ind given security according 10 law aud
the this court and appearing to the satisfaction OF tho
court, they inhabitants Of this State; motion Of the
plaintiff their COUNSEL ordered that the said defendants,
john William Saunders before the Justices
Of county of Loun the courthouse tho LIST day
Of juno ncI ond the bill OF the plonts and that
COW this DO forthwith nscro in publish
Of Richmond for months succevel and post
at the tho Of this
day. Copy-To,te, JOHN HUNTER z. l.. Z.
Msrcb Of I04-wswt