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,ANiEL WINFGEE will sell Tobacco, Wheat and Flour,
- ON commission will give particular attention To all pro-
per,v entrusted To his management.
Office in front building OF Shockoe Warehouse.
Ian a " ~ 7 14-Iy
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Refer Messs Storm Dubois Co., New York: Caleb Cope,
ESQ.,, raadr pla Lewis Webb Esq Richmond; Wyatt Card
we'll ESQ., Charlotte C. H.; William Kinney, Esq Stiunton;
Mayo Cahe E Nelson Judge Henry St George Tucker, Uni
vcrsiy of Virginia.
81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-26

CANAL. BOAT and STAGE ROUTE Cartersvie Cumber-
" land e H. Farmvie Prince Edward, Charlotte and Ilafas
Cont houses, and Milton, n. &.
Richmond Monday Wednesday and Friday n hall rast
r. Nj eciscy arrive Al Pembeon opposite Cartevile, al
A. NJ passengers will then take the STAGE IN nine seat
co2c will b waiting, and arrive Fnrmvi- by l. y.
W. and Charlotte e. by p leave Charlotte At !, A. H.,
Monday "Wednesday and Friday, Milton by Il, r. ".
Returning Milton Tuesday Thursday aud saturday ~
NJ arrive Charlotte nv p VI leave ChirotIe Mon
day. Wednesday aud Friday A. NJ. Farmvllc by
A. NJ aud Cartersve by g p morning. NJ O'Clock,
the stage VIII take The 20 the Boat which reaches
Richmond by |, /. NJ
BOYD, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
Aprjl4 la5-lm
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EDWIN NJ. TAYLOR,
tL,t'cpT Nv frIff"kE

DROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER, formerly Grown & Taylor
ID CoaM,-.os MEnoH,Nr, GeocERs Richmond "a will pay
particular attention of Tobacco, Faur and Wheat
LuDWELL II. BROWN
EDWIN NJ TAYLOR,
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4 VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA FOR SALE.-By virtue
"A of deed in executed the subscribers hy Thomas E.
Letter. and duly recorded the Clerks Office of Amelia offer
for sale privately that valuable Farm which Thomas Jee-
lately resided cterSve known by the name of Wayne
Oak containing by 200 about 275 of
which are in original forest we'll tmbecd and first rate tobacco
land large portion Of the open land is of good quality aud
produces crops of tobacco wheat and The D
movements are very superior consisting Of large story
dwelling house nearly with nine neatly painted in
out three porchr with turned pillars, &C. good
framed Kitchen ice house, servants house and carriage house,
besides four five cabins with brick cmneys, and every
other house on such 4 farm
f immediate application he made ms Farm may be bought Tor
low prjce with money Either of the undersigned Trustees
will take pleasure in showing Plantation any person
who NAV wish Ia purchase. will he sold ota. entire,
sut purchasers. TILMON +. JErER,)
JOHN A. JETER, Trustees
j. w. e. WINGO,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS. nYE-sTUFFs, WIN

DRUGS MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DfE-STUFFS, WIN
DOW GLASS &c.
ALEXANDER DUVAL & co. have constantly on hand
large and we'll selected stock of The following articles, with
every other article in line which they offer the trade
Rest Caracas indigo Spirits Turpennr
Best Dutch Made, Castor vi
Alum, Copperas EPSON sa"S
J4ogwoood Clipped sal EIatu'
Extract Logwood saltpeuc
White Lead dry and IN oil Eue stone
Lamp Oil IahhcIs vi
Gum Shellac Super Olive OH
Bos, Chewing Tohacco Havana and Principe Cigars
and well assorted Stock oil NlNpoH 1LheS, OF
the celebrated Mu'icca brand.
" ALEX. DuVAL & CO.,
Feb 81 Gift Main street. Richmond Virginia
IMPORTATION OF GREEN AND LATIN BOOKS FROM
T ". RANDOLPH & CO nave Just received, direct from
Germany the following Books which they will sell low
Drmosthenes' Works, vols
.I.;cliiHcs' do. vol
d,schyius' do vol
pipdar's do. vol
Saiinst's do. vol
Xeuorlun C,opa Anilasis, and Memorabilia, VOL raci
Sophoees' Tragedies, = volumes.
Terence's Comedies, volume.
Srptuarnt Bible and Greek Testament
virpl vol; Guntian, vol, lncretins vol; CIrllu
yo iyy e ycIs; Horace vols Cesar VOL Plauns, vols;
pess sol Ciceros Eistles, vols 1acits VOL iiomeis
MAD and udssy vols; 1hucy des, VOL Enrip!es, vols;
,r ophanes vols; Doious Sicuus, vols P!natcs vos
po bus, vols; Plato, Vos suauo: WIZ a" '''"i
vols
~ '''"''"'" " j. ". RANDOLPH & CO.'S
Bookstore and Bindery, lsl Main street, Richmond
AMI; !, lGs-wrf
T rCERNE SUGAR BEET AND WHITE CAKRoT-A fresh
March eh D ol-wtf IT. RoTrs, liz, Main street.
pPIIED CHEMISTRY in Manufactures Ans aud Domestic
n Economy edited by Edwati Andrew Patnel For ss'r ny
aor,ia Ioi-Nu DRiNkEK MORRIS.
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IIRE INSURANCE.-The New York Contrlbutonship Fire
Insurance Company, No 81 Wall street. have appointed
c. Randolph their make insurance this city, its v
n,y and State Of Virginia, against loss damage BY
Dwelling houses, Warehouses, and Buildings in general, Ne,
cbandise Household Furniture every description Proper
~ on terms favorable those Of other Company This
an old and well established Company, and has Capital
S30O,OU0.
DiREcToRs.
l. s. Rogers, Peter l.orlard, Richard Irwin,
Jas Mcbride, James Mccall, Z. V. >. Roosevelt
John AGnms Henry Parish, T.. d. iurlbur,
John liaesery, Reuben Wlthers, Geo +. Pollen,
C. c. vrrpanck William Scotr. William Colgate,
John Johnson, Ferdinand Snydam, l.. IiobIoak,
]. Kernocher, Peter J. Nerius, e. Rafstow.
John ]. Palmer, Robert M,coSstv, Thomas 7. Norris
J. SMYfII ROGERS President.
R. w MARTIN. SECRETARY.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid Apply Ia
Ii. COPELAND RANDOLPH, Richmond, Va.
April 90 1ll-wif
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TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS GENERALLY
TINE VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANY having commenced
carving freight this city and Petersburg thaving OBJ
tanned suitable and AIks for the busnes respect
falls patronage Of the public Freight taken ut The fol
loving rates (which all be strictly adhered to- and
will received the Companys Office on The Dock at
all times Arks leave for Petersburg every Tuesday, Ihurs
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TO RI7ITDEGS AND MECHANICS

TO BUILDERS AND MECHANICS.
< EALED PROPOSALS will lie received by Ir undersigned,
~ until Saturday next the e7;h instant for Work and Maeri
ais be furnished and performed nj the Building To be erected
for the Medical College aud lnrmsry, The lot Of ground w
Of and Church back Of the Monumental Church,
in this CITY,
For Carpenters Work, the whole or in part
Bricks and Brickaying.
Granite and Granite Work, and Materials.
Paste.ns and Stocoing, and Materials.
Painting and Glazing, and Materials.
Roofing and Materials, or Work only.
Blacksmih's Work and Materials.
For information, apply the Office Of the Architect
corner and 9Th streets, Richmond, Virginia. where the de-
signs and specifications can be examined
TlIos. S. STEWART, Architect
apr % ll2-2t
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A NEW ERA OF SHAKESPEARE lN AMERiCA.-Ihe cheap
n spendidly Illuminated ana illustrated edition {"
OF Avon published, edited by The Hon. e. g. Yer
planck K. W. Weir ESQ., Will design select and the
sraons Of which There viii be aboai AGO. executed on weed
the style of the modern school of that The first
pa of Hamlet press and will issued this month. The
publisher spare neither make this edition
of the 'Wods Toci superior thing ha. has heretofore
appeared illustrations topography and paper There will he
about weekly parts, u, size Price, la each
Those wish this work the perfect will Only
be sure BY taking the paris they appear which viii contain
ls early proofs Of the engfavngs Call and subscribe at
j. ". RANDOLPH s. co = Book store and Bindrry
lei West Main street, Richmond
Mach
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-26

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, March Goth, lsi4-lu conformity
act entitled ian ACT reduce into net the several
cscheators the January, 1872
hereby make known.
pears certificate of the Esceator Of the county of Middle
dated 18th Of December lS3 and received into the Land Of
flee the 10th OF February 1874 that by inquest held the ach
October, lsi3 the following LOTS in the Of Mdese1
have found escletted this Commonwealth, Lot
No 81 BOUNDED the South by o So the East by rack
lane, The North iy unnumberd lot, aud the West hy o
containing half unnumbeed lot, bounded
South by lot 81 the East by Traick lane the Moth b.
and e West by lot 81 containing halt
unnmber.d lot called Fort o bounded The South by
Virginia the East by Uibanna creek, the North by
the West by Tack Lane, containing three
which Dr. Thomas Jameson died seized and
possessed. 5. II. PARKER, Reg j. Office.
March % l03-w6w
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April %
vlRGINIA MILITARY INsTlTuTE

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
THE BOARD Of VIsilers of the Virginia Military institute will
Lexington Monday the 2h June To consider APP
pcatons and make appointments Cadets previous 10 which
testimonials applicants should forwarded postpaid
undersigned. for State Cadets will exist in the
following Senatorial Districts Chesterfield spoilsy vana Isle of
Wight, alfay Accomack, Wythe, Charlotte Berkeley Wash
ngton oudoun Ohio and Kanawha. State Cadets furnished
gatutnisly hoard, tuition fuel lights books stationary,
and medical attendance and appointed except
evidence, that the circumstances Of the
pcan such require this aid from the State In consc
ration of which, they bind themselves to teach two years after
graduation.
Applications will received for Pay Cadr charges
being follows. for twelve months: Board, SSH washing S2,
tuition S25, Physician 50, fuel and lights SIS, total S39.
The of five shows that about $3.50 will meet all
the Including cons) of Pay Cadet for ~
months The instruction embraces Mathematics French
Latin English, Engineering, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy
Cadets in Camp during two months Of the Summer.
There vacations IN the institute but the Cadets
visit their friends when DESIRED during the second
he public exercises Of The graduating class will place
the 4 Of july winch occasion The class will be represented
J. salutaory Addrcses-by Cadet John A. Campbell of Wash
ington county
3, Oration-y Cadet Edmund Taylor, of Caroline county.
Valedictory Addressesby Cadet a. c. Cummings Wash
Previous the graduation exercises the Declaration of indie
pendence will be read by Cadet John NJ Pa!on and Grafton
delivered by Cadet John S. Meredith.
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent
March 10 l00-mtlIe&wt2iJe
Ic- Wing requested to copy.
GoO0 REwARD.-The subscriber will give two
pZUO hundred dollars for the apprehension and delivery of
WILLIAM r. WALKER to the Jaor Sheriff of Greene
, Alabama He young man. aged about wentyeeht or
thirty years black hair and eyes, Of dark compile, full face
thick set heavy mscIedabo five feet eight inches
high. lie left Plantation in the month of September asi land
believed lie has made his To Tennessee Virginia. after
cruelty beaten 10 death of slave aged
about sixty during absence from tile State The Grand
Jury the Of Greene returned "a b against The
A. c. JONES.
Greensboro, April ,, 1914. lOI-wGw
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DUBLIC SAlE-The subscriber, having located himself in
Sco'tsve wishes SELL aud viii offer public auction
the highest hde on the premises the 9Th day o May
that well known and desirable Tract Of Land called Plain Deal
ing wherein he has heretofore resided and old
leading from Sian'on to scotsve and is five miles from
latter place.
In point Of location us Market aud the calthu-
the situations this farm advantages surpassed
none and equaled by hut few tracts this county There
this farm superior frame dwelling house. excellent barn.
ana all other Necessary out bulinss-bu further desc,p
t:on deemed unnecessary, wishing purchase will call
and examine and Judge for themselves and all such my friend
Doctor Walker vino residing The premises will show them
all us advantages
There this Tract Of Land I2l3 acres, part
which Is finely mhered.
Terms made known the day Of saeand they shall lee
commodating. ROBT. DYER.
March ~ l03-wtds
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CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE-By virtue of decree
- Of the Circuit Superior Court and Cancery for Che
efed county, pronounced IN the Both day Of March last IN the
William johnson and others against the representatives
Of William Adams deceased will be offered for sale NJ acion
premises lin day May next the Tract OF Land
of which the said William Adams died possessed containing by
estimation, lying the Manchester Turnpike
road nine miles above Richmond, and three miles below the
Chesterfield Coal Mines The improvements consist OF com
Portable Dwelling House. with the outhouseS, together
with Wheelwrisht's and Blac ksnitl's Shops
TrKMs-One-!ourh cash. the residue IN two equal annual M
ament hearing interest day of saethe purchaser to
security for the credit payments, and the
land retained until The purchase money shall be
rly paid The crop of is In be reserved to MIS-
Adams, the present occupant.
WM. GooDE, SR Sheriff and Commissioner, by
DANIEL. B. CoODE, his Deputy
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SALE OF THE real. EsTATE OF BANKRUPTs


to order OF the Court of the United States for
the Eastern District of Virginia. made The 18th day of No
vember 1872 shall SELL public auction, the highest bidder,
Inc he Estate mentioned the schedules of who have
oeen uecfeed 0ankrupts their petition where the same
not appear by the schedules be under deed of trust
other incumbrance, TO wit:
In the case OF Joseph T. Lgon his remaining interest in Lots
NO. ana In Cudsve Buckingham county, virginia. to WI:
oneha of Lot No. be los feet square, and fronting
Back street. near Ware hoseand the half of three outts vi
Lot No 4, fronting Cross street, Warehouse
In the Of George Goodwin his interest in House and
Lot In Belfed purchased Of Thomas Rdyand in pursuance
10 an order OF the said Cot made on the 18th day OF March,
1872 shall SELL public auction r the hest price that can be
got Tor the same ready money! one silver Nac surrendered
by John alinetree, for the benefit of his creditors
The above property will be sold follows, to witt The Rea
Estate for cash. of purchase shall be hun
dred dollars oe and the purchase he for than
MONTHS twelve months from the day of
No conveyance will be made the purchaser until the whole
purchase money shall paid and directed by the
CORTLAND the Watch will he sold for cash The sale will
of The Court Room of The United States Court
Saturday. the 9th Of April this month"; 10 O'clock A.
NJ. EDMUND CHRISTIAN, General Assignee.
April 10 los-tds
AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers FAR sale Tract d
~ Land in the upper part OF Halifax county, and lying
Sandy Creek, containing $50 The of the Tract
virgin soil well suited the growth of tobac
wheat SC and finely limbered. The best Mill Site in The
upon this land To wishing invest
tai in real few tracts present advantages.
TrRMs-O third cash; balance credit with
bond and approved security and deed Of trust the land
the unpaid balance. ROBERT w. HENRY.
Address subscriber, Richmond j. w. Henry Esq
Peyonsbnrg, Phtsyvania, Va. w. II.
April23 ll2--1t
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AND FOR SAIE-The subscriber intending 10 the
Ia West his Land lying in Caroline county,
Pole three miles of Chesterfield Depot aud one
olansv. This contains 40 acresahout 7a OF
which fiat land, bet;e known as Dismal and not sur
nassed in fertility by Stateabout 100 of
cultivation, and the whole well drained that
cultivation The timber taken
of The balance of good So aud the about
House are highly MANFRED This land is well mher-d Of
the timber quality and convenient that the
fencing my Kept up with little 1t is divided into
three fields which will produce eac ah barrels corn, 10 hds
tobacco 800 bushels wheat, &C.. There 4 small dwelling
house with every convenient clubhouse, suitable for farm of
Springs of excellent water within 100 yards Of
the House Taking whole together this farm cannot be
passed fertility convenience &C. BY any in this section OF
wishing purchase requested 10 view the
premises, which shown BY The subscriber time
disposed of by the 10Th May will
on that Iav he al public auction highest bidder
Terms made known on the Of WIN. &. Redo.
March lG0-Iallds
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Articles not enumerated above at proporionaie rates.
WM. C. TOMPKiNS, General Agent
April 20 lift
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4 piled CHEMISTRY Manufactures, Ars aud Domestic
a Economy edited by Edva si Andrew Patne For sar by
Apn2 loi-Nu pRiNhEh Mohhi.'
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I.nIrISA COUNTY

JAMES E. HAMLET, Secretary.
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~ J. ". RANDOLPH & co.'s
Bookstore and Bndery lal Main street, Richmond
,.;,o 1Gs-wlf
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uCERYE. SUGAR BEET AND WHITE CARRoT.--A fresi
M,reP % ioi-wtf c II. BoTTs, IT, Main
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
Court Of Hrobgtc, .Ns,Vport, Sept =, 1914.

Court Of Hrobg,c, .Ns,Oport, Sept =, lS4I.
DErtR p. REMiNGroN, administrator or
the estate of John Goddard, late oI
Newport cabinet maker, dec, presents t.
this Court his petition, ~ writing, repre-
sentlng that the goods and chattels of salG
john Goddard are insufficient by The sum Of
five hundred aud ulnety-three dollars aud
twenty rlne ceuls. to pay the debts, a Iowanc,
to the widow and funeral expenses Of SAID de-
ceased, and praying that he may IN h, salc
capacity OF administrator, be authorized and
empowered 10 sell at public auclIon, so much
OF sad John Goddard's real estate, as will BE-
suiiclon, to raIse Sald sum with lncldenta
expenses
Said petition was read ond received and
| the consideration thereof referred TO Court
of Probate, To be holden at the Town Hall,
~ Newport, on the first Monday IN Oct.
/ next, at 9 O'clock u. M, and notice be- gwen
Of the pending aud prayer OF said petition
for three successive weeks IN the Herdtd
| Of the Times, for all persons interested there
~, to appear at said time and place and bc
heard.
A true copy-A,test:
B. B. llowLAND, Pro. CIR.
Sept. --.w
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HERALD OF THE TIME S.

The LATE ARRESTS IN CUBA.-The
Philadelphia U. S. Gazette publishes a
letter from q correspondent at Cienfue-
gos, dated the 18th inst, which states
that there had been recently very little
rain in that planting district, and that the
sugar cane on many Of tho estates looked
yellow and dry, and would not make a
third ofa crop. Some estates, however,
would yield an average crop. The same
letter gives the following information in
regard to the late arrests -
As | have always expected | am (in
common with many others most innocent
Of the foul accusations made against
them) once more breathing the free air Of
Heaven. We were imprisoned by the
authorities, under false oa'hs taken by
muattoes and free negroes, thet had
used our names without our knowledge,
as promising them that we would furnish
them with "money, arms and powder. -
! That Infamous mulatto mason, ,Jo ose Betan-
court, who has been the cause Of 80 much
trouble to US all, confessed shat all he
had said 10 impicate foreigners ,oas false,
and that though the conspiracy hal mel
The rie'cs Of The 'Ohite aboiitionists, they IN
tended, y successful, 10 put eren them 10
death, so as not 10 Leave q single drop Of
rhite blood on The leland.
Ii is 10 this Infamous slate of tbings. as
produced by the efforts of English aboi-
ton emissaries, that we, in common with
so many other foreigners, have been un.
Justly confined. Still | do not so much
blame the Government for having acted
promptly in the premises. They have
doubtless done injustice in particular
cases, but it was injustice perpetrated on
the spur of the moment when their very
existence was at stake.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
AUCTIONS.

CoLLEcToa's OyFicE. |
Portsmouth,, Srpt. 3. 1914. (


WHEREAS the following persons, resi-
w dents Of Portsmouth aforesaid, having
refused and neglected 10 pay their resprciiys
taxes herein after sfi ixed To their respective
names, the same having been assessed IN tho
Tax ordered in March. eighteen hundred and
forty four, in School District No. |, in Poris-
mouth, for the purchase ~ lot and 10 build
School House No. !. and assessed ~ Inly'ot
the same year. have this day attached their
real estates, taxed TO and occupled BY them
az hereinafter described, and shall sell ihe
saEae or 80 much thereof ot pubic auction,
to The highest bidder, on Saturday, the iwen-
iy-eghih OF September, as will be sufficient
to satisfy sad taxes with inteyoe, and inci-
dental expenses.
/ A lot ot land situated in Portsmouth. on
the Main Road. taxed to Peleg hlmy, whose
tax amounts TO So 10. -'~
| A lot Of land situated in Portsmouth, on
tho Main Rond, taxed 10 aud occupied by
Jonathan Anthony, wsoso tux amounts 10
$3.50.
/ a 10, Of land situated in Portsmouth, on
ne Main Road taxed to and occupied by
Stephen Slocum. whose tax amounts to 80 10.
Il The above sales will commence al 2 o'cl'k
=. NJ on the said xSlh day of September, on
the first above described premises, and wall
be continued in The order above mentioned
aaill the whole shall be sold. "'-' -
/ have also, this day, set up copies Of tho
\ forcgoing' notification in three different
placro VIZ lat 4ennmin Browns Tavern,
at Mi'chcll's HilTs, and at the School House
No. !, now building. .-- -~-
HENRY ClIACE, Cole cior,
/ Sept. 5 fo. District No. !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05

The annual commencement Of Brown
University took place at Providence
yesterday. We learn the exercises
were very Interesting.
On Tuesday, the Grafton before the
Alumni was delivered by the Hon. WIN.
Hunter, Of this place. The subject
was "Suggsstions to the Historian d
Religious Freedom" II is spoken Of in
the highest terms by the Providence
Journal.