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The following appears to US, ms the matter stands,
to be Of the reasonable project for Democratic
National Convention, viz
To be held in May, 1874.
Delegates to be elected as the democracy Of each
state shall decide.
To vote by such rule may be agreed on by the
convention itself.
What say you brother Democrats
[KendaEs Ezpositor.
We say, Amens-Boston Post
We fully in opinion with these views OF tho
Expos,o and freely respond TO them, with the Boston
Post-Amen.
As 10 the time of holding the Convention, we think
it is already concusvely settled BY the voice OF ma
iority of the States favor Of May, ls44 We see nd
reasonable lection, therefore, to this arrangement
IN. Y. Plebeian.
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sLoops OF WAR-The Navy Department issued or
ders short time ago for the construction Of six sleeps
of war 1t appears that the construction of these
vessels has been entrusted entirely to the six U. S.
Naval Constructors, who required TO build soop
of war EACH after bis own model. The which
proves the mos, superior of the Six it is understood,
will be taken hereafter the model ship Of the class
The inferior class of sloops Of war, such the York
town, Preble Decatur, Dale and Marion, built few
years since under the direction of the Board OF Navy
Commissioners, asserted to be very unht Tor the
service for which they were built. Independent of
their unnes for cruising by Of their duness as
saers they uncomfortable vessels in every respect,
and noun, only sixteen guns. The vessels about I"
be built to thousand tons oufthen ney are
to rate twenty guns, but will carry from twenty-sour
TO twenty six heavy guns
The keels Of two Of these vessels have been laid,
one at Boston. and the other at Philadelphia The keel
of another is 10 be laid at the Navy Yard at Washington
on Tuesday-Nep York Pte6eian.
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BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE


THE will sell the Tract Of LAND of which the
lar Archibald AUSTIN deceased died possessed and upon
hchas widow, Mrs Grace AUSTIN now resides ia the conn
" of buckingham containing about g66 acres This land Is 10
miles fiOm the Court house, miles from the land
inc =, Iadwicksvc James River and Kanawha Canal
seven miles from excellent Manufacturing MILL and
and ialf miles from the Slate River Academy. The NORTH
and Aslns creek run entirely through t
la7 aud half Of excellent bottom land
eiphyve OF which, North river, in fine con
,on Droduce tobacco, wheat and The flat land
Kind without any aid whatever and with udcious cultivation
HI made rich enough To produce tobacco of very hne
qualify All the cleared high land originally OF very SUPERB
ar nualy susceptible of high degree OF improve
from the fact that 40 or oo acre
of the tract have whin .e
lev converted by the of clover ana plaster
nto productive tobncco lots between iree anu
fur Kindred the high land Is now III original sow one
dd acres of which tobacco land There Is on
,,a ,r great abundance of excellent plant anh Inc I'M
excellent two story dwelling house. ene!
new hac and commodous, having Two rooms anu pasaIe
oove and below stairs, and wing; new stable granny
machine framed tobacco barns, all bmt OF the
vr materials and all ont houses necessary Tor SO large
excellent This land wen wateie,
ord ,aed healthy agreeable intelligent ana moran heis-
ahai more particular description is unnecessary as II =
all wishing 10 purchase VIII view tue au
udsgnrd viii also sell another of Land adon-
IN, ,boyc containing IL and 1900 acres lhefe are
80, Creeks running through this tract, aording some lee
y, r hundred Of land of very ine qma' WHICH p
Of grain and tobacco Inc loDceo
times commands the highest prices Hu.u e
norton land in original growth heasy l"
with pine and chestnut As all tile persons
m h aboye tracts land DESTROYS 10 remove TO missouri
~. terms The wifi he shown to persons wishing 20
either of his hrohers NV inE o
ST. or Dr. Jas NJ. Austin who resides al buckingham oou
house TupNas AI,STIN
JAMES NJ. AUSTIN,
,u7 1la-oam3m Executors of q. Austin, decd
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ORDNANCE ON THE NORTHERN LAKES.
BuKEau OF ORpSAcE AND ilYpRoGRarhr,


esEAIED PROPOSALS will be received al this Bureau until
= clock p NJ Of the 3st July ensuing, Tor furnishing anu
delivering in the proportions and At the places herein designated
h number description of cannon Tor the naval ser
vice of the United States, VIZ :, - -, 49,, 49,
Thirty eight inch Paisan Of about 63 cw eac ana Sc
veniy pounde guns of about Al EACH deliverable
follows: n.o.Lo. .o~
Al Sacke arho N " before the LIST December next
10 eight. inch Paixhan guns
o5 thy-lwo FOUNDER guns.
AT Buffalo, New York on or before the LIST December he
10 eight inch Paxhan guns,
30 thy-two FOUNDER guns
At Erie, Pennsylvania on or before the Isl December next
10 eight inch Paixhan guns,
- thirty FOUNDER guns.
The proposas distinctly the rate ton, oil twenty
two forty pounds deliverable above, TO be SUD
ec TO- aud such proof and inspection as TINS bureau
may proper authorizes and will be paid Tor mat s
not mass such inspection may be- entirely satisfactory
Bonds with approved surees. Will he required ~ one
third the of the contract, and en per en
nr the amount bills will he retained as collateral security
for the faithful thereof which viii be PAID only on
me satisfactory completion Of the and ninety per cent
um of All deliveries will be paid all bills, properly ahen
Gated according the provisions Of the contract within hy
DAYS AFTER their pre- sentalion to the Navy Agent
The offers must endorsed Oe 10 furnish Ordnance on
required. c., ,.,,..
drawings guns will be furnished the successful bidder
by this Bureau be and hnshtu 10 CONFORM
them IN every respect No hot blast metal TO be used
July ~
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Sale Of ValuaGe and Celebrated Imported Stations al
Brunsnick Courthouse, Ia

Sale Of VaIuaGIc and Celebrated Imported Staions al
Brunswick Courthouse, "a
SARPEDON AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 n decree
- of the Circuit Superior Court q: Law Chancey for
Brunswick county, pronounced September term 1872 will
SELL MONDAY the Goth day of June s'3 highest bid
der al Lawrenceve Brunswick Court house, Va being Court
day. of the of the John Avery ESQ in
the Imported Horses Emancipation and Sarpedon- being
third part of Emancipation and oneonh part sarpedon tho
G. Spiman.
The blood performance and high character Of the Horses are
well known The public need comm, Mt Their colts
which have been shown the lnr have fully sustained the
sirc and of them considered one
OF the very best stock horses in America The horses are NJ
stands in the West.
ANY gentleman wishing purchase the interest; desiring
further information the subject obtain by addressing
YIN. Townes GAINESVILLE. Mccklenburs county Va
The will be credit of twelve months the
chaser giving bonds with satisfactory secnrityto
II. J. HARRISON, Executor.
May - la2-wds
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=, ~ GOODE ATTORNEY Law, formerly OF Kichmona'
. Virginia. has settled 81. Louis, where he VIII at'enu 10
m fsional business which be entrusted TO hs care.
ST. e. viii attend Claims amounting 10 SoVV' OF no'c
s0y where in the state OF Missouri. :,
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D. N. Hoyt 4 Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,

u. vi. Hoyt d Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
Dader The Exchange Hotel, Riehmond Yrgina
RELON, HOYT K CO. give n list of the prominent
- Schmes To be drawn in July. They will be found ex
anaG to he The richest collection offered long
time Plies of s00oo siOOoo, $4,000, &c, will be found
them.
HOf1 CO.'S reputation for selling large prizes
well established That, Of course, all who big
prizes VII send their orders them.
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S,AIE OF FARMvILLE PRoPERTi.-By virtue OF two
deeds Of Trust executed subscriber by James NJ Jack
son and Sarah A. wife dated the 4th March eis anu
the other Goth April 1912 both Of record In the County Court o
prince Edward debts therein mentioned due 10
the Farmers Bank Virginia. its office at FaImse WIZ be
sold in from, of James Tavern, in The Town oil Famve
an Thursday The 9Th September lS the highest bidder the
following property conveyed by said Deeds I" W.T. ran OF t
No ;ain street. which is at present occupied oy H.
son deceased-o No Al Main street, occupied NJ present by
Armand Rauson store, and the sad James W. a.
venabe No lately occupied by James NJ aek
a. Factory appnrtenancesLots M" % anu 60
Randolp's survey; following slaves Jacob Mly'
Mary Isaac Coles Jack, Thomas John William, teaeei'
Claiborne William Henry AUSTIN Ryand Paul. Grace Martha
Anthony Merit, Charles Henry and Burk number OF THESE
slaves are first mechanics and nearly all uncommony Se
and valuable =, -, !, 49,. - a..
Terms-Cash for Slaves. credit will be gwen on Inc
Estate will be made known on Inc day OF sae
title the conveyed believed 10 be eood pu
only convey such IL vested IN me oy tle aecn'
ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN, Trustee
r,x.,,,,. INA o,,h 1a.3 lids
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
HEADS.
THIRD STREET,

PHILApELPHIA-souTH THIRD STREET,
For Families and Gentlemen.
U0SEPU HEAD respectfully his old friends ana
the public that he opened the Mansion House aey
kept BY The entire renovation of this establishment LOT e
families and gentlemen, with his long expert
ence and humble services he hopes for share oil pubic patron
aye What with supply OF the hest that the markets furnish
comfortable lodgings good wines and good cheer MS every eo
W. np On l5--lm
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HoNilCELLo HOUSE IN CHARLOTTESVILLE.-This
extensive aoiisinent, long known the "Cenral Ho-
& ana lately KEPT by MeSsrs Hill K Teri passed into
Hi"' o the subscriber rs lis proprietor open for
reception and accommodation Of i'm n syle not
rd he believes, ny any public house upper Country
M Spacious and handsome brick edhcc erected mn be
raes has heen fitted up with and handsome furniture
M together with the other part of the establishment which has
Thoroughly repaired and whitewashed in excellent
'tltt'or the accommodation of guests.
Messages on the Northern and Western Route arrive
'-r,. ~ ~ "'o
me Har viii always he supplied with the choicest Liquors.
' stables. which large and commodious, will BE- always
with pfovender and attended by careful and faithful os
a>coer has been long and he believes well known
1ttnced host having been for many the Landlord Of
r-hraled Warm Springs in Western Virginia. lie deems il
eeS'afy for him to his friends and the public
'han that his usual and prompt attention to the comfort
sa. viii be in degree impaired. He pledges himself
e every proper effort agreeable and
t, JOHN FRY.
-" ' l6-lm
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c1OO REwARD-Ran away from the subscriber, on the
- lUU night 18th Of the present month, (June)
gro man. Phil Johnson who mulattu about % Of age,
straight and likely full head Of hair speaks slow and when
snoken Sir whether hears distinctly
Had when he left blue jeans roundabout straw hat
aud pair Of dove coored cashmere pantaoons He took
with him cloth originally black hut somewhat
chan the effect OF the with collar and
n pair of blue cashmere pantaoons.
Johnson purchased by in july 1884, of Mr. John Dam
gerded of Augustus NJ Baxon of Matthews county.
Virginia where understand he raised. His mother is
by Stanley s. Hudna Of Gloucester county,
other of which places have no doubt he has gone
If johnson is out Of the State of Virginia. and
mied Jail that get him. will give reward of hun
bred dollars; up the State and committed JAIL will
give reward dollars and If delivered me- city
r. b. JONES
Richmond, June Both, 1913. l5-if
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,0rICE-Tne Red Springs mile below the Sweet Springs
yn viii be in readiness for the reception OF visitors by
OF before '"e 81 "a PHILIP ROGERS, Agent.
ll-lm
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i,1R SAE-My Plantation, lying the county oil rowhaah
louc' Creek, two miles from Jude Ferry, ana
H. @ NcCaw containing seven hundred acres, seventyhve
G winch are good grounds and two hundred and my OF
desirable than ,hs-stuaied good neehhofnood heal
l and CONVENIENT TO mills, with comfortable dwens
m IA necessary out houses. Persons wishing to purchase VIII
l. hwn ne land by subscriber, residing on the place
le-ms iseial. Address ,., p.,
-, 70 l3-6,
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUfAcToRYg,

TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANDATORY,
Earn street three doors ADORE the Columbian Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
H. ANTHONY still continues TO sell Hats at the following
y low prices: e,. r,,s ,ods
an 6ne fur bodies proof from 81 SO 10 50 0 Boys ha's
from 81 rs tn ST. Caps from 81 to $40; Gentemens Co'
Can. from 60 To 3d. together with assortment OF MEMS ana
Rors Hair sealet Glazed Ca black and dab WOOL HAS
wholesale and retail. Ttrms-Cash
horn Palm Leaf Straw Willow Hats suitable for all ages
n B.-Tiats made 10 order. -,
Ianu II, 1913. wy
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NrOTCE-he subscriber offers for sale privately, ms VA
IN LUABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY; consisting oi
about 69 acres LAND $50 Of which are a ianu 81 hfs
rate onay and all in high of Improvement On eood
norton of the there is line crop oil e
production which Virginia Is superior All Things
considered Amelia Springs certainly the most valuable pro
per,v in situation healthy ana It's waters
equal 10 any Virginia The Improvements on the place are
cey large superior the houses having been erected
within There large brick Hole
three high spacious bali room ~ feet by ~ The
Ladies' sitting adjoining and nine lodging rooms above ana
large sitting the basement story On cacn
side the Hotel there Is brick house, each 10
large framed dinG containing - rooms, aaf
of other rooms sufficient all entertain 500 500
sons There very superior dining 100 feet long,
built brick sufficiently spacious dine 400
comfortable private residences located the
dining room for the residence Of those
int ndne dining There also good store house,
which he done good business in the mercantile line
There good with eight appropriated
for bathing The stables equal in Virginia Tor
yenence there being Of brick sufficient TO contain at
horses ALSO framed stable sufficient TO contain 10
horses The yard grounds having been laid out by
celebrated English gardener aud ahe borders beautifully de-
coraed with shrubbery Of different kinds; makes this
beautiful situation. The Springs located Hat surpassed
in beauty BY in the world The OF the Amelia
Springs analysed Dr. Bridges of Philadelphia and
approved of by Doc Parish the place The following
The analyss COMPARED White Sulphur Springs
AMELIA SpRrSGs WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS:
ascertaned having Sulphate Hydrogen 25cub in
CAPPED before the reach Carbonic Acid 2
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LANES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-By authority vested In
us as Trsees will, Goth July next, offer for sae al
Public Auction the premises that valuable estate called
Genliyar Twin. James RIVER in the county OF CiWberlahu
within TWO miles Of Gainesville, and ~ miles from
this city. 80 - =. ,an
grounds OF the quality $50 of fine high land, III s
condition and cultivated regular rotation; 100 acres par'ia
grown IN in pines aodng good highland pasture Ih
remainder woodland Of original growth Of good quay ah
containing plant land than is usually found on James
farms . :. =. ,o,., IN
which The resde the stable good one Tor zen
horses the barn large md recently thoroughly Repaired ihe
lhresne machine good working order; the tobacco houses
sufficiently of oO0n lbs the servants
houses very good sufficient accommodate comhrany ID
persons The dwelling house contains four rooms ABOVE
| ground and two cellar rooms. ,,
The terms will s050O Isl October and The balance
in three equal payments six twelve and eighteen months rom
the day Possession will be given after the hy " save ."
so much the be required 10 Tor he crops "
te next YEAR The privilege o seeding crop oil "hral as
soon as can be done. detrment the crop now grow
nc on the land the whole before tile Isl pe
cenh.r -, -
Any person wishing 10 view The property VIII please eau on
Mr. Peter L. Buu.s who resides the premises any person
rru.tees Ii. II. CUANISGllAM,
JNO. a. CUNNINGHAM,
Moyac 5-,Js Trustees of M,s 4 Il. Deanc
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~ J. G. GREGORY u Co., Managers.
oVe On a'H, End door beiop aia
RICHMOND VihGistA


ALtAA NDRlA LOTTERY, Glass No 80, for lsi3 to be
a AZ ieandra d. c., Saturday, the eth of July lsia-
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THRUST SALE-Pursnant tn Two deeds Of
Robert s. Peatrnss. 10 Seth Saunders and Samuel c.
Scott bearing date the Goth day Of November lce
Thomas H. and Richard w Scott bearing date day of
January ~ both duly admitted to record in the Clerks
Of Caroline County Court the subscribers their
spcctve deeds, will Wednesday, Goth July next
the premises sell at public auction the highest binder
cash. certain parcel Of Land situated Caroline
containing ii bounded by The lands Of Henry Hill
others together with Grist and Saw Mill &C. situated upon
said land Also, another tract parcel of Land,
thereto, situated in the counties of Caroline and King William
bounded by the lands Of Ellis g. Saunders and Others
ISL acres less Also the lowing Slaves VIZ John
Pleasant Temple James, Eleanor and child Sarah Ann and ca
roine the Stock of every kind Of said Pralro Plantation
Utensils his Household and Kitchen Furniture Also inter
est of said Peaross in the properly in the
mother, Mrs Peaiross The real property offered for
luahlesitaed intelligent and agreeable nccborhood
about four miles from Hanover Court house The
Selling Trustees the Subscribers will convey only such
title as is vested in them by the deeds aforesaid.
SETH SAUNDERS,
SAM. G. SCOTT
THOMAS l.. SCOTT.
RIGID. W. SCOTT.
May DC 5-wtd
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sppING GnODS- cHLN.a AND QUEENS It.7RE

SPRING GOODS CHM AND QUEENS W.7RE-
AN now opening portion OF my Spring supply OF the above
and am daily expecting per ship Margaret Forbes aIec.
from The Manufacturers, additional supply oi ne"
Tableware China making altogether well selected STOCK
nj new and desirable Goods.
y dlso, in Store,
French and American Glass plain cut ana pressed
English plated German silver and Britannia Castor all sizes,
&c for reasonable prices. for easn or
sd Guy and country dealers invited 10 examine.
Pu''IN WIN. F. BUTLER,
Three doors above the Bell Tavern.
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NOTlCE-Was committed TO the Jail of this county, on
10Th day of March last Negro Woman hu calls herself
Mary Jane and she is the property of by the name
Whwoh, formerly of Buckingham county uhis State, and
resides somewhere The Sise Of Alabama or Mssisspp
Mary Jane about % 30 years Of age Of dark brown com
eainn, with small the left very broad front
The of said slave are reGnrd 10 prove
properly charges aud take her away otherwise she will be
dealt with the law directs
JOHN THOMPSON, JR,
Jailor Of Goochand county. Virginia.
May IL Ioo-wsw
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1WERtcAN HOTEL, NEW YoRK-The American ho.ei
.yr undergone extensive repairs ana a!eiatoh
@ % re ,af .te adininine f,fdf@' us
location Is unsurpassed By that of any similar establishment IN
m CITY being Broadway, fronting the Park, and directly op
vogjle The Fountain.
The respectfully soicits continuance OF patron
age all that pains Will be spared 10 contribute 10 Inc
r1rs = ~ his cp.sls WILLIAM l. COZZENS.
In. l2-l2tf
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The subscriber has discovered Spring. Of
which are very highly by those who used cm and
certainly As 10 the virtues Of these
there might said, and hundreds might be
produced but the subscriber deems il unnecessary.
FRANCIS a. WILSON.
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Drugs .hcdieines Chemicals, Dye Stu6s, Paints, Oils

Drugs .icdieints, Chemicals, Dye SiuFs, Paints ONs
Varnish, Windo,o Glass, &c &C.
CAYNOR g. iYELL, door above the Bell Tavern have
" lately received fresh supply Of above articles Also
large assortment of FAMILY and PATENT MEDICINES, FAN
would respectfully call The attention of Merchants and Others
inducements 10 those who PROMPT PAY or PURCHASE
FOR CASH. Aprl Il2-wtf
JAMES A. PATERSON, CoNMrs.,ox MrncHAvr, Rchmond
Va-Wi give prompt attention OF all kinds of Pro
Merchandise consigned his care. Carp
street, adjoining Messrs. Capertou & Crump.
Oct Is 47-w1y
n OCTOR D'HEFTY'S TOOTH ACHE DROPS warranted TO
~ the most inveeraie tooth ache minutes TIN.
thoroughly tested every effected
radical II is also highly recommended for removing tar
scuvy from the Teeth without instrument
and preserves the teeth from further decay. sale by
GAYNOR & LYELL.
June 81 14-u
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10000 Dollars!

NJ so OF 81 900, &c 20
Whole Tickets Sl0-slares in proportion
Certificate of package of % Whole Tickets in the above
will be SEA. by IIoyt & Co. for sl3o-slaes in proportion.
80 900 Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class a, draws July 18th, 1sia
EGgasefn; Scheme.
| grand orze of $4,000 prize If sa,6ss
IL IN 000 50 prizes of 900
III 10000 50 500
1000 so 400
II 1000 65 800
Whole Tickets sO-shares in proportion.
certificate OF Package of 2G Whole Tickets in the above
will l. scLt for sl3o-shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LofFERY, Cas- 10, draws end July
Grand Scheme.
mZe of S3Gnn0 | priZe Of Slo, 600
III G0C0 $500
III 32T 3,0U0
II 250O so prizes Of 500
40 prizes Of 81 900, &c.
Whole Tickets Si0-slIares in proportion.
package Of IS Whole Tickets In tie above
30 600 Dollars!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class Al, draws July 80 ls43
Capitals.
prize OF $4,000 5 prizes Of $4,000
10000 ; " $50
$3.50 ; $50
5000 s 200
40 prizes Of $500, &c.
Tickets S0-shares in proportion.
Certificate Of Package Gf % Whole Tickets in the above
will he INT for s30-haves and quarters in proportion.
the Management of G. Gregory TO- The result of adventures
il al wau when regue>ted,l f orders sent to
IOYT & CO., Under Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
June3 l3-wtd