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LANDS FUa SiiE-Pusuan, to decree OF the Circuit su-
MARI 4 o, the a ay Of Nav 1855 10 The
',i Coa Jopnss Heirs Plaintiffs, against jopltnss Admi'
acting Of said Court for that purpose will offer
to- a" the premises, and the days hereinafter slated the
ts ''e Of land belonging to the estate Of Jesse '''s
ia rhur.dy, day August next il fair ifno the next
M tract OF land 10 the county Abcmarc and james
Rr cc! Peach Orc!ard said Jopns resided, and
described per exhibit E. filed said containing 1uo
ceres
Ai day. Lands described pcr exhibit F, filed in
SAD containing 70 and poles, said county, aud
orl the foregoing and being lands purchased by said
on Robert Hughes John Hughes and commonly called
ho:es' And together with Hughes will be sold me ana'
' per cxhbi, c. filed 10 said containing 264 acres
and @ latter on,
y md the safe ths day viii Commence with tho last men
a'sai It's, al the place called tpsbess
Al Monday the 9Th day of August if fair and if not then
a'G ccs residue held by said lease Joplns under
The AL Of Jopiug decsaseo aud purchase from Ralph
ss. devised by said Jesse Jopny Holman Jopus And
sane day another tract adjoining S % hos
w BAL, Of The heirs and distributes
& William Ball. 10 one h part Thereof wsH ass
sth the rs, named aEa purchasers VIII therefore On "'
o. a" please attend there srst. ,;e,
The day the tract land Nelson county, belonging 70
i jesse Jous whe:eoa John Hughes DOW resiue
III, nl. first nbove mentioned lying James river in Abe
e cin,y valuable aud very Desirable lne pace nv
excellent young apple nd OF choice FRUIT grape vines peach
trees r. 10 have good barns tobacco Lonses Stables
and hons"s The grounds both ne OF the hrs guar
" n large portion Of The best rich red high land
fthe valuable settlement bn'
The together hands Of proprietor, will make an es
adjustment of uncommon value -
The o.r good qu1y being folly equalto tho ave-
age value OF The sLbohoods where they TO-
Purchasers will the privilege Of preparing land ana
a grain and full LIST January nextAnd the terms
be- expenses the SALE and for the balance three
equal nnua namens h bonds and approved personal secu
NY, aud The titles retained additional security.
REUBEN b. PATERSON, ,,,,n-,.
JAMES NJ. PATTESON. 80"
Tho Ahcmae lands will he shown by Samuel Cbldrcss ant
abraham Eacs the Nelson lands by Homan Joping and Jas
panpnAddress the FRS; named commissioner at WaEminse
jraeT 9-2awtes
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NOTICE TO AUTHORS AND CoMPlLERs OF sCHUOL
BOOKS.
"ln act rrOridingor the supply Of School BO0hs for tie
PrimnLn S.k00LS y

Passed 4 riI 4, isS?.i
enacted bu NE 7sssMy That the President md III
ID the Literary Fund be, and hc hereby authorized
ard required int" wiz
be qualified for the compilation selection
proper Cooks pmnry Schools Of the
cnh aud allow reasonable for the
anil also 10 contract with printer bookseller who
side within this Sre, for the supply Of such number 81 said
bIoks ard COZ src OF years they deem
Prorsd such rG,er bookseller will furnish the sup
py equal price than tho booksellers WHO
reside other State and the sld Presldcnr and Directors
shn advertise m coposas r ono month before they shall
any contract relative thereto.
The said President and Directors also, they think
Nor ornc, fur supp of stationary or tic use SAID Schools
upon receiving such supply OF Books and S,n"n or 81"
teI sa President aud Directors shall cause the school Tom
issners of tie sve" counties aud !" De- n"'ihcd
thereof hcupoa the of said Commissioners 10 pur
school books stationary bnt Ray be determined on
b. said Preside and Dec'ors shall cease and Determines and
The President Directors sha and adop node ri
distributing such cho books and stationary M they shall deter
also for stionaIy "mons the
shall HE 10 be paid tor oa OF the nd now pro
vdd by ,w for the supplying Books ana Stationary ioT
tho Of the Primary Schools.
This &c; .hu!i be IN force from is passage.
ac the md Director. OF The Literary Furd will ccet
rioa and m eefby c"nr PC
tent PERSONS Of iHE PRIMARY
CoMoHwEALT rs al present ofsanzed Real
Writing and Arithmetic are required by law to he taught o s
nupis Al hcs schools IL the intention, however OF the
President and Directors OF the Literary Fund 10 eonfne The series
10 those Only which adequate 10 compliance Win
The minimum rcGui.Ion Of The Law Ihcydesife to add such uf
books adapted the institutions and habits OF The people OF
This State viii at least solid foundation ora sound ns
education, nni nj The same time neuate me phtes pn t ."
morality true love OF country ana hans
and oihc pupils to tho nseio a az" octna
OF life WILL of course be requisite The IooIa ~ be
c nusnhcr these ojec be kept in view throughout nnd
subjects he treated oil ia a. conrenions mani - Us MA!
with cleancs and DC easily comFrcnded ny youth
Persons DESTROYS Of engaging in Ibis important King will
please address themselves by letter with such asihcy
may necessary tho President ard Directors o. the cs
Fund. before tic 18th of July next. .
By President aud Directors Of The Literary Fund
June IS Tia-,dl Second .faddSr.
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InLunble TINT of Land FIR Sale

rB,uc subscriber offers fol Tct of Lend lying On Beaver
pond CrecS in the county Of MeekIenbuTe aGd within ~
;es nj tho town OF C The sale OF tbs and presents
Tho strongest inducements persons who are dcsrons Of mans
cous and profitable in Real Estate The ihct cen
INNS by survey ac:cs-o ihs about 800 acres arc ~ woes"
rGn.c bic portion which natural forest and h l.' '1T
All r;uo timber About $50 rich fiat land siiHac
-, Beaver Pond Creek which hrcushit cencihe remain
der is hich land The soil generally ehe-a portion o. y !"
h main of ard well adapted 20 the iHac
cum wheat and Tic land is aundatils suFp'a WI,
n;rr ond i situation. The Improvements
- cons, odous comfortable Dwelling House. iohacco
md all other ousca of which are 10 zoo"
r,o m u.culrr location II s situated only ohc ana nan
niles from the isrs uf GAINESVILLE and wih'u c
distance OF Roanoke navigation, thus offering ready ae "
@ Tho ae or ansporta OF produce Tore detail .escp
lion is deemed unnecessary, persons disposed TO
10 examine and judge for themselves he
ion will be private sale un' the I'd Of Seniemhe,
Shr Il moi he then Sold WILL that day. ba disposed Of NJ
nj The nf Mr.. John W. Rucn, in CiaTSN"c
rh viii be accommodating aid made known "a me :"
sale ,--wlw
July
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Ck;cl:ahonliny Lond for So


WILL be sold publicly, the premises on THURSDAY, the
sh DAY July if far and IL not, tho next ait day
'o Sunday excepted, tho Tract of Land called FAIR
FIELD ian. Chcsahomny River in The county o! anorei
In il, from irhmond about eight miles contains $50 acres
o ali OF hch e cleared about iu0 acres OF inc
H t' land, and susceptible OF irrigation OF all
Ito balance is heavily mhcred with pine, hickory, OAK
a)sHolani The oil which prime Tobacco land
IL, ~ Of the cleared land state c improvement, produc-
1 non bIrfe Meadow 81 70 acres
w saSs IL considered 10y all persons acquainted with the
Ind l0.y adapted The culture Of the Vino ard Mulberry
lac descriptions except
ds~', hnus which burnt Inst n by accident eomfora-
t!'e'ns mule II expense by adding some OF the
a5lss The suaun remarkably healthy,
aa!n tie oc scn.ccl aad improving neshLorhood
A1 fuse" description deemed useless it presumed no
p'l N h. Likely bid for land without having rst view ed
H. unrth OF the purchase money 10 be pad on the
IL J will be delivered; the ohei three
' ;. ymcn,s, secured BY pcrsonn security and
add ofGst The nndtc purchaser can have the privilege
Of seeding a this fall! Myself orcrseer VIII a.
VT h prrcs, end will show The laad to all persons
"''1ias 20 vcn 1t previous 20 the day Of sale.
inncIiely after above SALE will be sold the Mills
Gallo! "a Enowa MACONS MILLS, adjoining 10 the above
tract, acres Land lherao The Gtst and Ma
nQ4cya Mil Of corn mad do Of burr stones, ID
wing lately scared The saw mill Is
ihs 5et capube of cuas quantity OF tim
e Tn. % 30 bills ct month"; and
90 bfaa Richmond Markets for Family Flour
ba TIA; Q! this hl.
-eas u ll-tds
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LIND FOR SIZE
EEANING determined 10 the West Offer for sale The
Of land upon which reside lying the county OF Gooch
land, miles below TIE Cou 81 from Richmond
tanning $50 fourth of which well tmbcred ahou, 0C
of crock the nc condition
farming II has good dwelling house aud all other
Any wishing do utcnsc the
present with tho aud stock Of
description. The will be such suit the most fastdous
The above valuable plantation will be sold publicly on the
Tuesday thr G day Of july the usual terms OF
and years. Possession given the land sold,
prepare for seeding crop Of wheat this fall aud final possession
given October Apply the subscriber living the
p,emses. 8. S. ROYSTER, y4gent,
Julys Gls-,dsI For Ddrid krySttr.
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.HeGats regetebie LIFE Pas and PAeuix Bus1s.

E'lE universal esiina in which tho ceIebn,ed m PIN anil
PhenA Btcsa held is satisfactorily by the
increasing every STATE aud The U,ioo
andby the voluntary testimonials heir ecacp which
nrc every o.ted II is not less from deen
confidence that they the means of extensive and
good among his afflicted fellow creatures than
considerations The proprietor OF ,esc
fu medicines DESTROYS Of Keeping them constantly b. fore ,bo
public The snie OF every addonu box and bottle
of sulens and be improved in general heah fer
OF suffering from disease they be taken 10 vain. Tho propi
ss known bcen informed OF w,ch
they failed good. o,stnuc chlo
disease chronic dvspersa torpid liver,
asthma, aud bilious headache, cosiscns pies
ri debility Serouiou weIins and ulcers, scuIvy salt herm
aud u other chronic affections OF the organs
they eff CT cures with apIdy and pcmancncy which few
pcons would theoretically believes but which thousands
have testified from happy In coda cnJ coughs
which, il neglected. surernducc the fatal Diseases Of
rugs and idred tie vscera in general these medicines
taken but for three four days. iaiI-lnkcn might,
they promote tho insenshe pcpifntion, and relieve
the system c!riIe and distractions US 10
produce delightful Of convalcse.ce tic morning.
and though the usual symptoms OF cold should partially
during the day the repetition OLA suitable dose the next hour Of
further aid Their effect upon cves Of acute and violent
kind less and speedy fkcn in propoonabe quanty
alarming kind will awake with The grut ar
the has been ovcrhrown and casy be subdur
In the 'scern usesench though long and
vcera namnariuns however critical will yicd-llo former 10
small and The latter 10 large doses ohe Life Pills. hys.
other varieties NcurocaI cus. Of diseases Weld 10 Tho en-
eacy of tho Pheau Bds Full tho use of these
complaints accompany them and they be oncG wholesale
and rcin 375 Broad"ny where
unparalleled success arc always open 10 inspection
For EddtIona particulars OF tho above medicines, Mos
"Gocp copy Of which accompanies the incidence;
also be obtained of the deren, Agents who have
medicines for SALE
Fenc German and s71us directions can be obtained on app
cation al tie Office, 3'a Broadway.
An posi- paid letters will receive immediate attention.
Prepared uni sold hy WILLIAM b. MOFFAT, 375 Broadway,
New York. liberal deduction made those 10 purchase sell
again.
Ask IA" Mofn,. Life Pills u"d phcnix Bitter: and be that
f,c simle Of John Mof,'s upon The label bottle
O bItieTS o box OF rils. June eff
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shannOnd4le Sprines, in L.berson county, Ia mAts
from Charirsionn

from ChurffSiOhn
TEyfl is agreeable and beautiful Watering Place IS now
IA prepared TO receive Visers The Company have
recently made various improvements suggested by The
yperience of their first The accommodations
of The last year being found insufficient for the number
Of visitors extensive additions have been made 10 the
buildings AID tie whole establishment otherwise i'm
provpd and emUeliished. Besides The Warm Baths,
which will BE- much improved large Floating Baths are
being constructed calculated 10 furnish the most de
phtlul river bathing both for ladies and gentlemen.
The surprising beauty Of these Springs situated on
great bend 81 The majestic Shenandoah River, al the
opt Of the Blue Ridge Mountain as veil as The long
established superiority Of the waters need moi again be
more than advered to These, together with It's grea,
facility Of access from Baltimore PhIlsde phia, the Dis
lric &c. b. Railroad md Canal, render il one of The
mos, agreeable keahul and convenient resorts during
The heats of Summer
Competent Managers, Servants, Music, Pleasure and
Fishn NO Boats &c are provided, and the Company as
sure The public that effort expense will be spared
to render their Establishment equal TO any Other, either
for eenleel accommodation, rational amusement, or
heal,hlnl enjoyment.
These Springs ne reached in days ride from BALI.
mare or ashna,on by he Railroad 10 Charlestown.
rr which place comfortable Coaches with safe drivers
ard horses belonging the Company will convey trnvel
srs to The Springs, distance Of miles over easy
road nrd through a most beautiful and fertile country,
arriving there before sunset.
THE PROJECTORS
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Ere IN Commands hOSe Stock The State IS iH'eresttd
~ attention OF all Companies in which the II
particularly requested to the provisions OF
tie General Assembly on tie l9h
March. 1890. ~ - y 49, y, -, - he ,hc
IT, r In Roar of Public Works make and deliver 10 The
pc puer thirty days before the day fixed Tor Tho meeting OF
n ene Assembly their together with the annual
pou and returns joint stock companies reports OF engineers
ard other subjects connected WIN shu iero"'o
sns of bcm as they shall have received at The 'me.
esea That il shu BIO the duty of all compaEir ~ whose
s,ock The State shall be Interested ard oil m
ssonc or other agents. having the or
mon, of which The Stale shn haV
buted 10 nuke their unrua reports End returns 70 e .s
ncner in each ard furnish the same 10 the sccohu
auditor on OF before The first day Of November annually r. 9
!,,v0
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GoU,U0 .,IiUs.-.Noficc !.

GGHtg0 -HiUS.-NOftcc
THE Milling Business which has been Tor some years carried on
u at The CALICO Mills in this city, by the firm a. Feicr inc
vnc Co limitations according 10 the articles OF
nrreemen on 30th OF last month
he business will lie carried heIcoIoTe on behalf OF d"a
han John c,h and iliam J. Eurksac members OF
hc a arm and tho present Of the "Galeso Mills 1850
under The style Of rR.n,M WARw,E& Co by Ahta-
b, Warwick who alone authorized 10 make
ron,rac,s for the FIRM nd sign the name 0! the firm.
Abraham Warwick also, acting partner OF The ate ht OF
Peter authorized to settle and ciese lie bus
of that firm, and use lis signature .,co
ABRAHAM WARWICK & co.
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Forwarding, RecuD,ng ana Storage BUSHES !;
rnERsoS & MosRY, are now prepared TO ecefe a. ~
n pIoauee on stoas.as also. mi kinds Of Mcchaaas:-
r vii! likewise give tho forwarding Business mos,
ihry misunderstanding employed youns muno sicay Va
W., aen,iop 10 business 10 give particular attention 70
b,s Of tho business. Goods intended Tor beats WI, bv
10 ,neuse Of dayagc--as aiao, country produce fe
their house hons inme"i'"i :" - 75--w,f .
10
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TEACHER WANTED The Trustees Of The Academy w. N
"A Berkeley county Virginia wish 10 ensse
t;c, and English Teacher. One would be greatly pff,'"
ho designs to continue ia tho profession and who wou' -
- 80 loc,,a ;m,scf permanently -fo such an oae cShis
,ecnc,end,d eau give assurance OF pfonapi'
r nbon $500 fair prospect oinsreascd enoamrms r.,
ay he had in houses for Sl20 nhnum &c
village IS feh''" PHILIP C. PENDLETON
PEYTON HARRISON
DAVID HOLMES CONRAD.
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DURHAM SHORT HORN BULLS.

EIGHT Full Horn Bulls for SALE prices varying
fom $500 to $500, aud from To months old Their
Pcdgrce being long only
that they traced back best stock OF Grua Britain
which their beautiful forms sse and appearance nhundanty
Any gentleman who wish purchases requested
himself it possible, to S. Il. Il. Skinner
Baltimore, for further particulars CHARLES CARROLL.
Du.-horesaa M-uo Is miles from Baltimore the Frederick
Turnpike Road.
June q l3-sl
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWhA COMPANY.
N.aticG L.L...1....ul SLacLLaLLerc

stated Monthly Meeting Of the President and Directors of
lanes River and kaaaw la Company held i'll the
Richmond, on TUESDAY, l4th May, is39:
sspri That notice be the delinquent stockholders Of
Company, the due from them respectively
be paid secured In satisfactory tho Board
1t day Of August neat, their stock will mmeIale
thereafter be advertised for SALE pursuant TO The provisions oil the
Charter q
Resocd That all stockholders having against The Com
and &c and they hereby
their claims settlement The July
the Board that o! failure
the Of their cims III exempt them from the opera
ton Of the for, going resolution
Rtsord That for the purpose OF giving the notice above direct
ed the foregoing resolutions, be published
newspapers Richmond Charso esvie, Lynchburg Icsn:
Fncase ewug and Chasleslon Kanawha until ihc LIST
of August.
b. CIDER OF the pesidcn, and Directors.
". b. CHITTENDEN, Sccy
MnY S-lA
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S;hKuLi,E LAND FOR Satellite subscriber, being @es'r-
The of Missouri, offers bis Land oi s.r
" lies IN the county OF Caroline miles Sonh OF the town OF ron
Royal na 2 miles cm The aGppahnEnoRrvcr containing '0
acres Tho good consisting OF large "o
Story Dwelling house lately rpaiIed and in cxcethi ordt
and all Cier houses The soil good and we'll
adapted he cultivation &c corn, wheat &C., md The
situation agreeable healthy The terms will be- o"c hall
cash, uEd the brancc and years mne particular
description deemed those wishing 10 purchase
| u invited to view the property for themselves
July iI7-w6~l JOHN B. TOD.
Az Rules held 10 the Clerks OF
irc OF Court of Law and chsncery fer
Louisa couay Court House, the fourth day OF June
ls39:-
Johu y. Guntcr, Plaintiff
against
Erwin l.. Smith Nathan w. Smith, Ianes D. Smith, james
Hatch and JarQuere d. Gillian, and Archibald d. An"lt,
cutors of Nathan Smith, dec, Defendants.
defendant Edwin L. Smith, having entered his npca
given security according 10 law and the rules Of tbs
appearing from satisfactory evidence that he IS not
iaIabaut this the plaintiff III his
ordered ta Tho said Edwn Snih do appear before
Judge said Court the Court House. tho first day Of
Ihr n,xt term slid bill Of the pnnt,
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
paper published in tho City OF Richmond for months
e posted tho front door OF the Court House of this
cuun,y N some Court day
ropy-T.sle, JOHN HUNTER. c. C.
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NJ l'tt far Sale

lands adjunns the u Liberty tedford c. H. which
1erp advertised the Richmond enquirer aud
nghian from Goth April last month still o sale. About
600 acres OF excellent quality in state Of
proportion 10 clover aud other grass
improvement About 2OG elegant, la bcauii-
fully umbefu 10 clear. he public referred
rcIiisemen for detailed description OF the property
those inclined to purchase invited and and
terms, &C., 10 call CLINE. able, will shew il will
have u shawn them uly has uustrousy circu
lated by he for which public Judge off,
do not wish to SELL &c This is esrtsous
following The example equenly oavcrns property
TO Bppease creditors having such purposes
subserve very DESTROYS n ndsr winter
climate. Wilse low, and accommodating The
the better for the purchaser fail please hue desiring
that quantity OF excellent ana with prime aIuous eli
mute, &C., handsome vilnsc good markets, admrabc
schools, &c. WM. COOK.
June 25 ii-6t
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NOTICE-By viIiue o Tho will of james jones' Late of tho
~ county OF Abemale SHALL his executors, the
misses sell on Tucsny the Both day of July next 10 tho highest
bidder tha auu healthy aud valuable Farm late the residence
OF the tcstn,o lynn. ia Albrma;c, containing believed
wards of nine hundred The land well adapted to The
ducton Of wheat and tobacco 1t lies both sides Of the
Turnpike road leading from Saunon Scusrile and within
miles OF this thriving village and in Of the most agreeable and
convenient nnhbcrhonds The dwelling handsome
ind commodous The title unqucsonabc. The sale made
the better 10 divide The estate Tho ieslaor among h daushes
The terms OF sale will probably be- third the purchase
payable l5h June 1870 the baaHcc equal annual
Possession will he given the for sowing wheat
&C., far eau be done without prnce the in
progress the farm Bond and approved security will be cGu'rc
bearing interest om the date leo the land 10 the
purchase moneyhc interest be rcmitcd If the principal be
punctuay paid The deeds and bons DO executed at the time
Of SALE hr d. Harrs the nd will show TO those desii
ing it. RULFE ELDRIDGE,
GEORGE BOOKER,
Lttrators Of James Jones.
June Is 1870. Il-lut
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Ynmmoh White Stfk UOrm Eggs.
TEyHE suhscrbcr has remaining unsold a lew ihou-
sand EG6s of the celebrated kind q, his residence
near the Virginia Baptist Seminary. Persons who wsh
:, 90, The csuuine kind had better make early nppca-
Tx JAMES o BREEDEN
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Tredegar Rolling Stills and Foundry, Richmond. a.
H,HE desar Company beg leave 10 iuiorm Inc pun na
their Rolling Forge 10 complete auu
boy are prepared execute shortest noice
description Iron hammered rolled en6ficns
Flat Iron fiom 5 s TO ~ inches wide
Round aud square s. l6 10 do do
Hoops 81 tu2l.2
Rand, . 10 q; box and tank iron;
pa,oad xcs approved plan, and war
a splicing Plates M railroads and punched 10 odef rai
,ad iron do .,,,: p,u;. N;u -, ro,,o ,ho T,cserar
have extensive Iron aui Brass Foundry, smith
inc and Machine Shop In This Of their hy
and other purposes, and to have the hnd up in
the hes, the tho most
confluence their ability to serve the public upon
"a aood terms and with good work as any saf
10 the Union, 'hey esp's'' FRANCIS D. DEaNE, Ir.
49,, ra,r, President 7rfdsear Iron Company
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T,rentu Dollars Re,sarI.

HeAN away from me- he saEccr. half mile noIh west OF
Backtus Montgomery county vi negro man named jess
ahou, old and think about feet inches high lie
mouth whit. and noary right black vicious
look The above described away from nc Tho
22L u Any delivering the above named 10
connnz hi Jail shall receive Inc above ewaid and viii
pay legal Jail they giving immediate oo,icc.
i,,c rIo-lGil NJ. J BARRfGER.
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
ENyHE Board has declared Dividend of six dollars on
q each share Of The old stock. payable on or alter
the 18Th inst. J. G. BLAIR, Casihtr.
July 9 1880 lo-bt
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Nav %

ES LASTlNG aud Sporting Powder, manufactured
81 3 nj the Fair Lawn" Mills, ard which has become
no. rareray known in this section Of The country
sanliy for sale by The Subscribers. Agents for he Ma
nuf,c;ur.rs DAVENPORT 81 ALLEN.
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May2i

fiettoood .4eademy. King s. Queen, Ia
THE of this under the direction Of Mr. f.
the subscriber, will be resumed tie 22ud Of
July, mad continued until the Goth Of December
An addition the Academy buildings which 10 conrc
erection render accommodation for cIcasr
" OLIVER WHITE.
Ciaris,on O. In o. lS-Tt