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STOP THE SwINULER.

AN the eth day of July last man, who called him.
" self Vim Burshall, sold me negro in Richmond
for which ! gave him seven hundred and srventys x
dollars and ninety cents. Said negro raS away from tie
in half hour after paid for him; and appears from
The bes, Information get, that Burskas real nac
Sephe Jones, who carpenter. and resides nfsr
King George Courthouse. 1t appears, that the negro
belongs 10 q Mrs Cheves Of King Geosge county SuL
was hired TO Stephen Jones wall give tie above re.
ward for The apprehension Of Bursha Glin Jones and
The recovery Of the money. have good reason 10 believe
the said Jones conveyed the negro back from Richmond
10 King George county, where he has been seen
will give fifty dollars reward for the swInder slpne
| understand said Jones has several brothers in King
George county. He 10 Alexandra On En-.
day morning the I'd inst. probably his way 10 Mis-.
souri,, where understand, he intends moving
ANTHONY DUWTlS.
Warrenton, n. c., Aug 10. 1889. 2--Si
10 The National niescnccr will please copy and ior"a; tie
IL Ntsnnr Rnn
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Aug. Ii
.Nanagers' office, Richmond, va.
$4,000!
find IA Dra,on Numbers in eneh Package Of 26 Tickets
VIRGINIA State Lottery.

lind IA DTa0n sHmJerS an each PaeN0ge Of Is 7tekets
Virginia state Lottery,
For tho benefit Of the Petersburg Bsnevoen, Mechanic
Association-Class No. 5, for ls39-To be drawn al
AIexandria. Va, on Saturday, sls, August, 1889:
BRILLIAsr ScBEmE.-Coptal $40 600. 10000 5 s40,
3O0u prizes of 2oU0 of 500, of 25U, Of ,2OO
40 Of $500, &c &c.
Tickets only $40, Halves SIS. Quarters So 50
Certificates Of Packages OF 26 Whole Tickes $3.50
Do. DO 26 Halt do Is
Do. do % Quarter do SO so
o. Orders for tickets and Shares or Certificates of
Packages in the above Mangcrnt Schemes will receive
the prompt attention. and those who order from u.s.
may rely upon having the draciag sent them immediate.
ly after il is over Send orders early and ADDRESS
D. S. GREGORY Y co, Managers.
July 80 24-w,d
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-. "A. IaJeser6eckGr Ma Ss-4"e J'f -4"s a'S'>
lf'o"' 80 YhE WINDS.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
;d. We unseen currents of the air,
soniy We played u few brief hours ago III;
W bnrs The minimizing bee; yc tossed the na 1,.
o'er maiden c.:eeks, that took 'tesns' o,h,
10 49, Ter. hsd.d flowers the lingering dew;
Rsforc YOU The catalpa's blossoms NC Gka snow
LisSi blossoms, diOPpin;S, on the s'''' 'A' '''"
a. Va take the ca,aract's sound,
VI tatc IN. w6iripoo's fury and ns m,gop
rbs mountain shudders as ye sweep tne e,S9un.e'
n Thn ~Ier WOOD Ii. prone benoa,b yonr tight.
Tho clouds Before you shoot lire eagles past
The homes OF men are rocking IN your p,ass,
W in The roofs like autumn leaves, and cast,
sIy~ara, the ~airos fragments FRI out Of ''S'''
The xenry iou Is Of heaven make wing 10 'a'n'
To 'scnpe your wrath; ye eeiIe ano eohh '"'A '
AGAINST The earth yc dave tho roaring ra,"j
The harvest field becomes ativers oeo,
And torrents tumble from tae hills arouso,
Plains turn 10 lakcs, and villages are dfowhs''
Am waiting voices, midst the tempest soosa'
Rise, as the rushing food close oVot"esa'
Va dar, upon the deep, and straight Is heata
A wilder roar, and men grow pale, ana pfa!'
We fling its waters round you, as q ORG
Fling, Ger his sh9eri plumes Inc Ioon'a'h sf's'
See! 10 the breaking mast the srliot eh'.s'
We scoop the 10 its hrny springs,
And take the noun in 5illow on your Wings,
And nile the wreck Of navles round the pay
why rase We thus.-uo strife for liberty
Has msde mad; no tyERnt, strong t",o 80,
Has chained your opinions, till wrencneo mem rue
And rushed into Tho unmeasured atmospne'e'
For yo were born in freedom, where ye o'o"'
Free DER The mighty deep 10 come and soi
Earth's solemn Goods yours her @as'eso sa'"'
Her fslcs where summer blossoms all the year
vi.
q Va wild winds! ~: -,itier power ,hun yours
In chains upon tho shore OF Europe hes
The sceptred thIon., whose letters nc euaules,
Watch his mute throes with terror IN iheif eyes,
And armed warriors all around nun elhnu'
And as he struggles tighten every hsnd, -.
Aad Iih the heavy spear, with threatening hahc'
n, pe,ce Tho VICTIM, should he strive 10 rise.
VII
We, OH when tina, wrongcd spirit OF our race,
Shall brs ak, as he must his long worn cnainS,
And lenp IN Fl eedom from his prison place,
Lord of his ancient hill. and fruitful PLAINS
Let him rot rise, like thcse mad winds Of niF,
To waste the lovelrness that zine cou'd spare,
To 6il the earth with wo; and bio, her lair
Unconscious breast vita blood from human veins,
VIII.
But NAV he, like the Sp-ins-iime, come abroad,
Who c,cnibles winters gives with gentle might,
When 10 the genial bsccze, the breath o God,
Comes spouiing up the nnsealod springs tolisht;
Flowers start from their dark prisons at his feet,
Tho woods, long dumb, awake TO hymninss sweet,
And orn and eve whose glimmetngs almost meci,
Crowd back 10 narrow bounds the ancient night.
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Nm CHANCERY-VlReisiA.-A rules holden in the
Il Clerks Oice OF the Circuit SUPERIOR Court Of Law
and Chancey for the county of Goochland the 9th day
of August, 1885,
Stephen Woodson, exor of William Drumwrght,
decd, Plaintiff.
against
William Drumwight, and other, Defendants.
The defendant above named, not having entered hia
appearance and given security according to the Act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he not on nhabant of
this Common is ordered that HE said defend
ant do appear before the Judge of sad Court, at
the Courthouse the frs, day of October Court nez
and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
lished in the City Of Richmond for two months
sivey and posted the front Of The Courthouse Of
said county.
Copy-Tes!e,
w. MILLER. c. c.
Aug Is 2S-w9w"
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(From the Jefferson county Free Press

(Fr0m The Jtterson c0uFIy FTee 1'eSS
Messrs Editors: word or two TO those VINO nave
small farms and large families An acre OF iaEu con.
,ains 4S 500 square ee this, planted win 'ae ehese
Mulberry or Mnrus Mul,icauls, in rows feet apart,
and The trees feet apart in the row, will contain
5000 trees; each tree at three years OF age viii pro-
duce at least Is pounds Of leaves, which give. 10 Inc
aggregate 81 $50 pounds Of leaves ~ ..
and The quantity produced from acre of land planted
as above stated will feed 0e9 GOO worms OoO coc"ons
make one pound OF silk beside the floss and Oe90oO
will make 1853 pounds of silk; this, oil $Saa pound VIII
give the nea, tle sum Of 1904 90. Now as TO The
labour II be performed by woman for SIX weeks
one for FIVE, and FIVE children for four weeks-the time
from the Matching Of the egg TO The completion OF the
cocoon being six weeks a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-27

SINGULAR MARRIAGE CosrUME Among The rdicu-
lous opinions prevailing among the ignorant. though
now confined We trus,, TO very few s that if women
be married without her clothes on her husband is not
liable for her debts This is we'll founded as the be
lief among a portion Of the very ignoran, in England
that husband may sell his wife; that is has not and
never has had, any legal foundation.
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Vaiuabie Green SDrinos Jons inc 81,

FatHE following lands, heretofore adventist
Il again offered for sale One tract, contain, 4'e
acres, (abont 800 Of which Green prirps yio
ing Immediately on The stage road from Lnu,, ~ ~
house 10 Charlottesville On this tract are gr, uoft'
ing house, ard The necessary ou'houses il is vol
ed 10 the culture OF corn, wheat oats and ,pL,c 'p'.
is now in state Of improvement OF which !, ana
susceptible. by clover ond plaster One ,r,ci or 'ty
acres with excellent dwelling house and Tho - ~
sary ou,houses There is II. Slso an e5ceI, YES
Mill. jug, completed and in successful ope,,,,no ." Go"
Also, two other tracts, lying between The ,,,m
tanning each GOO acres. each of which s,r, 'h-
IS opened. The wood lands attached To The '"ftA
abound in excellent timber, convenient 10 Ina
mentioned Saw Mill, which within Two MIL. .v',''
location Of the Louisa Railroad which is unde, w. ne
for completion during the present year /, i 4.s,t
unnect ssary 10 give more minute Dissertation os ~,
above lands os is presumed those wishing 10 we
will fret view them. aud these WISHING 10 1o 81 ,
ferred TO the subscribers John K ~ Charles O,,i e
IT not previously disposed Of, they will IT, OFF, :,
public SALE Thursday, 29th Instant, if C, o,be, AZ
The next far day, on the first named pre- mi.,s "'
Having determined 10 remove 10 the West mo all
sell bargains in the above lands WI
ANN QuARLES,
JOHN X. QUARLES
CHARLES QuARLES.
Louisn, Augusta oS-w,on,
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a Situation Wanted IN the South or S1uth. tceSt
YHNHE subscriber, DESTROYS of locating permanently in
d Of the Southern States for the purpose Of pro-
scouting his profession, takes this Of informing
the public that il is his design, should favorable stu
alton present ITSELF to establish institution of Learn
ing for the education OF Boys, in some healthy and mo
raj section Of the South where the youth of the
rounding country may receive thorough knowledge Of
all branches necessary TO complete and accomplished
education, including the Ancisn and Modern languages,
and the various branches OF Mathematics course of
studee with a view TO make the instruction Of youth
The business of his fe and experience Of 10 years in
his profession together with unexceponabe habits and
good moral character the recommendations which
he relies before the public. Having been born and edu
Gated in the South aud attached 10 Southern institutions,
he prefers a situation in the South
Those who wish such institution established in
their neghborhood, would do we'll To address commune
Cations (post paid until the LIST Of November, TO Jack
son, Northampton county, N Carolina
ROBERT A. EZELL, A. NJ.
REFERENCE Hon John Branch, Enfield, North Ca.
rons; Hon. James IredeIl, Raleigh N G; S. J Baker,
NJ. ID Raleigh, N. e; John X. Daniel, Attorney
General, Raleigh, N. c. Andrew Joyner, Esq Weldon,
G.; Hon. } A. Bynum, Halifax, n G.; John Bragg,
Esq, Attorney at Law, Mo6he, Ala; Scion Borland,
M d Memphis, Tenn.
Aug 10 23-5r
I- The Washington City Globe, Raleigh Register. Columbia
South Caonian Huntsville Democrat and Memphis World will
give the above INSERTIONS wcck and forward their accounts
to the subscriber. K. A. EZELL.
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NN CHANCERY VlKGlSA.-B Buckingham Circuit
RI Superior Court, September Term. lo3-
john Couch and Mary his wife; John Couch. ADM.
nsra,or of his former wife, Elizabeth Couch Thomas
J Anderson, Wm. Couch, administrator of Ann Couch,
deceased Plaintiffs:
against
Robrr, Rives John Coleman executor Of John Harris
decreased; Thomas w Gl!mer as executor or admins
traitor de bonis non, in any other way character re.
presenting the estate Of Christopher Hudson, deceased
and William Walker and Nathaniel Anderson, ST dec
and Nathaniel Anderson. executor or administrator
heir or Distribute OF said deceased
or as any way representing iEe estate OF me sad Ma
thunie W no was executor of Thomas Anderson, dec o.
Thomas Paeson and his wife Sarah; Price Perkins, as
Sheriff and administrator dc bonis non OF Samuel WIN
free deceased; Price Perkins in his own right; John D
Anderson and Wm. Anderson, Defendants
This again IN be heaTo upon inc papers
formerly read and the port Of The commissioners! b.
cock, made pursuant 10 the decre,al order Of the
doy of IS with exceptions by the defendants;
and was argued by counseOn consideration whereof,
and by consen, of parties the court doth recommt all
The sud accounts The commissioner. who brought them
in TO be settled de
A Copy-Tesie,
ELDRlDGE, C.
April Term, lS39.-By consent of parties, Robert
Shaw commissioner in Chancery Of this court is subs
,u,ed in the place Of John T. Bocock 10 take the account
required by the order made in this court the 18th oil
September next. CoPy-!ps!e,
r. ELDRlDGE c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,}
Buckingham e H., 7lh August 1889
The parties interested in the foregoing DEGREES vii
please 10 take notice. that have appointed the 18th day
Of September next carry into effect the above cScree
and will continue the from day TO day until com
ple,ed-where the parties will attend with their vouch
Commissioner in Chancery.
Aup IL 2S-wlm
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appointments by the President.
Henry Ledyard, 10 be Secretary Of the Legation OF
the u S at Paris
John A Parker, Of Virginia, to be Clerk to the Com
missioner for marking the boundary between The " q
and the Repoblic Of Texas.
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EK7ANTED Immediately, at this Office, Boy of
Wv good habits from IA 10 is years of age, TO learn
the PRINTING BUSINESS. A knowledge Of The En-.
slisb language is indisPensably necessary.
Aug
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rum bcLL.i'S hL<'-'hI.
STRAYED from the residence of the subscriber, On
- The Gath instant, two bright .coored Bay Jenny
MULES remarkable for their ex6ct likeness and bfai.
~ and ca scarcely be distinguished from each oher
Great Jumpers, ard when last in the neigh
borhood of Mr. Nicholas Edmundss Store. in Buns.
wick county, making their way doubt, 10 kenluckg
but have been worked, and will lead. ! will give he
above reward to any person who viii deliver lhem 10
me- 4 miles west OF Bel6ed, Grfensve county. Va
or Ten Dollars and all reasonable expenses pad 10
any person who will take them up, and address
mcdalely at Hicks Ford Post Office Grecnsvrlle coGa
ty, Va. JOHN GOODRI W. sR.
August - 2S-Ot
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Real Estate for Sale.

THNHE owner wishing TO emgrale TO Kentucky offers
IL for sale the Oakley Farm. This property lies IN
Campbell county, four miles from Lynchburg, and con-
ss,s "f 200 of land which, in point of fertility are
exceled by in the county The dwelling house is
two story brick building, aud comfortable, with ell the
necessary out houses. Also my household and kitchen
furniture stock, &c Any person wishing TO purchase,
examine the premises, and in The event OF SAFE
can have uossessinn in lime 10 commence seeding
Terms will be made accommodating
juIv 70 u9-uNl JOHN E. CREAM.
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He EWARDS !-REWARDS 1.-The following re.
FL wards hereby offered For the appre henson and
conviction OF free negroes coming into this city or coun'
ty from any other State Territory, contrary TO law
the sum Of Ten Dollars For the apprehension OF any
runaway slave owned or hired by members Of ih's So,
ciey and found on board any vessel, steamboat or rel
road oar ard satisfactorily proven to be going o" o
this Stale, Thirty Dollars And for the oPpreheis"n
and conviction of each person engaged in aiding or
abeltng The escape Of any slave (nr slaves from The
county of Benco the city of Richmond, TO another
State, the sum Of Fifty Doliats.
By order Of the Board of Directors of The Society ioI
the prevention of The Ascending and abduction oi
slaves: JAMES BOSHER,
Aug 13 t25-Gj Tt"sVfr'
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Am Monday. the 9Th day OF September next VIII
SELL To the bghes, bidder, for ready money, al
Louisa Courthouse ina, being court day. A TRACT OF
LAND, containing by estimation l03 acres lying and
being in The said county The waters OF Fork Greek,
much thereof shall be sufficient 10 satisfy The
purposes Of deed Of Trust executed by VIM. Greaoy
and wife trustee. beorIng date The l0h day OF
September 1882, and recorded in The clerks office OF
Louisa county Acting as trusee sha!l.convey such
title only vested in by the deed of trust aore-
said GEORGE HARRIS, Trustee.
Aug 90 30-w3w
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Farm fer Sais.

m WISH TO sell nv Farm in King William county,
81 about miles above Aylcts Warehouse and in be
npighborhood of Beuah Meeting House, containing
abonl 100 acres There on the farm a comfortable
dwelling house Kitchen msat-iouse, sahe, carriage
house house. dairy, and ice house In The yard is
we'll of excellent water and the farm aoounds IN mari
\, conyenien. places upon it, II is an e1celen, sua.
ton for professional Inuh -
Apply 10 me ell hichiioEu. ~ uILL'
July is 2n-waw
RHIDWAY ACADEMY, al charlottesville The
Wa next Session Of our School will commence on The
irs Monday in September. and terminate The last Fri.
day in June following thorough a"o accurate course
of instruction. according The most approved sys,es
is given in all the subjects usually included in Collie
giae education and unremitted attention IS paid TO the
NOR culture of the pupils Having determined TO re-
duce number considerably we nope 10 oe enabedo
reach s.i higher degree of success in the improve.
me n, Of our pupils than we have yet ataiE:d. Monthly
reports are forwarded The patrons of the School, and
if they should be regularly received we wish TO be
apprised of it.
will take few bnarders his own family, and both will
exercise constant supervision over The whole
TERMS per Session IF 10 months.
Tuition in all The branches except French 500
French go
Board including every thing, 40
Fuel &c. in school rooms,
All payable half yearly in advance
ALEX. DUKE,
PIKE POWERS
III The subscriber, having procured an appropriate
house between Charlottesville and The University will
be prepared 10 accommodate few Boarders.
PIKE POWERS
July % Owls
PASSAGE FOR CHARLESTON, S. &.
BIZ The 4iantic Steam Packeis South Ca'olina Captain
Cofee- Georgia, Captain Rollins
yHyHESE popular and well known Sea Steam Packets,
q having been rcwy copperrd, and put 10 The best
poysibe ORDER will their regrar trips IN sep
TENDER next. ~
Georgia, Capt Rollins, on Saturday l4th September
S. Carolina, Capt Coffee. Saturday, 2lst do
LEAVING CHARLESTON.
Georgia. Capt Rollins. Saturday. 2ist Sc temher
S Carolina, Capt Coffee Saturday 2Sh do
And leaving Norfolk and Charleston alternately,
EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers by these Steam Packets FOR Charleston,
leaving New York on Thursdays Philadelphia on Thurs.
day evenings Friday mornings, will be IN time Tor the
Norfolk boat Friday evening at ) lock- IRON BAL.
imore Join the Charleston Steam Packet waiting at
Norfolk, Saturday.
Tickets 10 be had 1.-THE Office, Bowlys wharf BALI
more or from b Peck. Agent Citizens Union Line,
Dock street wharf Philadelphia, on board the Norfolk
and fare board the boats between
BoItimore and Charleston, $50,
NJ Carriages and horses can be taken in the Georgia,
and freight in both Boats
For further particulars enquire Of
T. SHEPPARD, Treasurer,
Aupo3 T3l-3m BowIYs WHARF.
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EAiUiILE-i offer Tor sale that valuable Tract oil
q Land we'll known as the mise OAKs, containing
two thousand acres, and being IN the county VI Gran
Vile North Carolina, the stage road between o1of'
and WILLIAMSBURG ten miles from the Urmer and Two
miles from tie litter village, and eigb, miles distant
from the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad. On the Tract IS
handsome and commodlous dwelling house, wnh the
necessary out buildings for family md the location
remarkably healthy and well watefedthe soil is well
adapted to the production of tobacco wheat ard co'n
and the socrty of the neghborhood, with the great To-
ciIty Of getting produce 10 market, renders 1t most
desirable situation. The subscriber VIII take pleasure
in showing the premises TO those DESTROYS ct purchasing,
and make known terms, which will be liberal
July & [2O-2m1 2. HAMILTON
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THNHE subscriber constantly receiving from the cele.
Il braed mandatory of NuSSs & CLARK, New
York, elegant and plain Piano Fortes, possessing the
latest improvements, and that decacy of touch and
sweetness of tone, so peculiar TO their manufacture.
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments, and
Musical Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired, tuned let on hire, and taken in
exchange.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of usc offered for sale in
this State may be selected FROM the of the sub
ecriber who is enabled TO sell at the Philadelphia
and New York wholesale and retail prices
P. II. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite Tie Banks.
Aug. 10 29-tf
a L meeting of the President and Directors of The
IA Bank Of Virginia. on The llh day of June, 1889:
ras RcsoiUed That books of subscription TO The ad-
dtona capital of this Bank as authorized by law, be
opened forthwith at the Bank Richmond by the Cash
e and at the several branches by the Cashiers thereof
and also at Portsmouth, under the supernendance of
John A. Chandler, John w. Murdaugh and II. L. Viii
son, Eses.
For every share taken, S25 must be paid, with inter-
thereon from the Sd instant when the Commonwealth
subscribed and paid for $50 shares and S75 in three
equal instruments Of wo four and six months thereafter,
with interest from the same period.
A. ROBINSON, JR, Cashier.
liza book of subscription is accordingly opened q,
the Bank Of Virginia.
June II l0-t
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-- ..r.M.,Ss ux.r<c"

q MUCH vt
.-5,--I ;:-.-,:,,b,eksr uasG-iHe for Lirgusl.}
(from H's yhE WINDS.
prw william GUILE" BRYANT.
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FORTY DOLL.4RS REW.IRp.

Warrenton, n. c.. Aug TO- lo39. 2--ct
10 The National nic-cnccr will please copy and iorwa: tie
ln Tho MnIrcnIun Rrporicr.
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PIKE POWERS.
uT The subscriber, having procured an appropriate
house between Charlottesville and the University, will
be prepared 10 accommodate few l'oarders
PIKE POWERS.
I,Iv % Owls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28
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song
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grove,
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