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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, VA.
Thursday Morning, August o, 1916.
The Nest.Egg Of E1trGr0gaHce and Corruption
IU,, <,UShedl

twill be seen ,ha, on Tuesday the River and
Harbor bill was very near being defeated in the
House. The majority of tor (so 10 9D BY
which il was passed second time, fell immense
ly behind The constitutional majority OF two
thirds. This question Of National Internal I'm
provcmenls NAV be therefore regarded as seue,l
for Tour years 10 come.
We do not know that we have recorded any
event OF This session with more sincere pleasure.
Had the principles OF this bill been sustained by
Congress, every other iniraclon OF the Consli'u-
ton would have followed in lis tra'n-and The
Constitution itself rendered utterly worthless
The Veto, and the strong grounds en- which it is
based, will have mighty moral force upon The
whole country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

Mr.. Brinkerhof argued that il The Tariff bill
had been postponed tor one week This bill would
have become law.
Alter an animated speech OF MIR. Rhelt, OF S.
c.. in favor and vindicalon of The veto, motion
was made 10 print the veto message, and (by Mr.
Wentworth the estimates Of the Executive De-
parmenls in favor of said Improvements. But,
before the question was taken, The House adjourn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07
Mr.. WILLIAM BARRY :

Na. WILLIAM BARRY:
NlR-is you are not an iphahilnnt oi virginia, lake
- notice lint shall proceed to take The dispositions Of
s,ll lianey, Thompson Riddle and others, on MOI.
bay, the 5h day of October, aib between the hours
d and sunset Of that day, in SianardsvIe,
Greene County Virginia. al the Lafayette f'ote IN that
place and if not taken on hat day, to be continued
from dag TO day at the place until Friday, the Sth
d the said month"; between the hours as above men
aoned TO be read as evidence for the defendant IN
ta,e in the Circuit Superior Cont Of Law and Chan
- far Greene County in which you are plaintiff ana
J defendant. IhoMh S ". a.
,.ssd July 3i-cw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

TO JOHN B. WATKINs.-sir: Yon will take no
| nee, that / shall, on The Isl and end days Of Sep
mh-r 1876, in the Storehonse OF Messrs barn sdaie
Broli-r in the town OF farmviilr, Pfin.r Edward
county, Virginia between the hours of o'clock A. NJ,
md o'clock p NJ. Of said days, proceed TO take the
e,p.ions OF Nathaniel d. Price and others, to be reah
ssey,d-nce in suit now depending in the Circuit Su.
;+'lof Court of Law and Chancery Tor tne ,ouh'y :"
h,rlo,- in which y, and Others defer dants AMI
/ am nla,n,ir MUNROE X. FLiPflN
luis 3l-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07
:, John Il. WATKINS:

To John Il. WATKINS:
Eor viii please take notice, thai shall on the IAN
1 and 18Th days OF September, 1886, IN Farmviile,
P,nc. Edward in the counting room OF C. X Barks-
.ae & Brother, take the dispositions of Nathaniel u
F'ce aud Others be read as evidence in sun now
chaner,y for The county of Charlotte, In which am
Plaintiff. and YOU and others defendants: ,>,
Iulv Io-cSysw MUNROE r. FLIPPiN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

THE TARIFF.-Major Noah thus, in a ve-
~ lew out pointed words, disposes oithe Tariff
I'VE occupied cool hour yestcrday-hat is,
as cool as We could find ito 90 over The details
OF The new Tariff, about which there IS 50 much
real or fictitious excitement. Il is very high
Tariff as il slands-very high Hntu and f"rty
per cent on a majority oil articles. There is no
free trade in this kind Of protection, and the ma
nulacurers may we'll say-'We are glad us no
worse"
In alludins to the burning OF Mr.. Dallas in
effsy, The Major says: "A few more such bum
inss will helplo make him the next President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

We have seen a letter from Adjuan General
Jones. which states that The Court Martial pro-
ceedipps in the case OF Capi.S. B. Thornton, 81
Dragons, hare come TO hand. They eahlbiiih
gratifying fact, that he is acquitted OF all The
charges on which he was tried.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

MR. JOHN d. ANpREWS-sir You being nom
vi resident of this Commonwealth, ! take This me-
ed 10 notify you that on the 25th day Of September
a-,t al NV dwelling house In the county Of Hanover
ind State Of Virginia, shalt take the deposition oil
R.ubn Nurkois, To be read as evidence In suit in
thancery, depending in the Circuit Superior Court OF
NV and Chancery for Hanover county, wherein arn
,antf and you are defendant. Ii from any the
:-position be not taken that day. will be taken the
day. soon thereafter as the cause OF failure 10
lake il be- removed. Yours, &c,
Iu,y a4-cwom STEPHEN 7. PULLlAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07
Political Effects Of The Tariff in Louisiana

Political Effects Of The Tariff in Louisiana.
The N. o. Tropic (Whg) contains The fol-
lowing comico.serious paragraph:
"BRING OUT THE BIG GUN.-The De-
mocratc candidate Tor The Legislature has been
elected from the Wing Parish Of Ascension; We
rily may the Democracy rejoice. II The most
Sugar Parish in the Stale will, al Ibis critical
moment, vote against The meE who have endea-
yorcd 10 sustain their interests, Then every thing
is righ,-down with the tariff on sugar and every
thing else. Verify will Mr.. Thibodeaux's heart
sink within him when he finds his Vote in Con-
srcss 50 severely censured by the late election in
The Parish OF 81. james. The poll stood as fol-
lows: Tempe,, D., 24l; Gilbert, W., 2O2"
In the neighborins Parish of Assumption, the
Democratic candidate was elected by $50 maio,
rity. "The Sugar State" does not seem 10 labor
under panic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

Gen. Patterson, it is stated, is 10 command The
volunteers from the States OF Tennessee Geor-
gia, Alabama, Mississippi and IeIasi Gen
Butler hG 1nn 1Gm M s os and U LOUISIANA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

Ex-Governor P. nj. Butler Of South Carolina
has accepted the Office of Colonel oil The SCUM
Carolina Regiment Of Volunteers,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

TO GEORGE PACE AND EDWIN PACE.
Nov are hereby nolihed that, at the last April term
q he Circuit Superior Court Of the county oi
rnnr George, decree was pronounced IN Inc case OF
ehees Legatees Chieves Executor, and Others OF
which the following is an extract "That the plaintiffs,
eof, and Edwin Pace shall appear by the next Octo
r of this Court and claim their interest In the
Estate Of the Testator," Joel cheves,) "or else the
IAN. VIII be decreed Ia their heirs respectively
X MEADE, lc,n,rs
July a-cw,w THos. II. DANIEL, '0a' 's
" The papers in New Orleans and Galveston would
10 an ACT OF Kindness In give the above insertion
IN CHANCERY-visc,>,A:- AT Superor Court of
Chancery for the Richmond Circuit held at the Ca
Pol in the City Of Richmond June ~, 1886.
Edmund Christian, Plaintiff:
Thomas ). Dicken, Committee Administrators oe Fran
sis Nelson, deceased and Committee Administrator de
enis non OF Francis .. Siubbs, deceased and sidney
Baxter, Attorney General of the Common weal,h Of
virginia, Defendants.
The plaintiff this day filed his bill, and the defend
ants their answers the same, 10 which answers the
plaintiff replied generally: and, thereupon, the cause
ing docketed by consent Of the parties, and by like
consent coming be heard upon the bill, answers
and ;.picaiions aforesaid upon an exhibit filed with
~ hui, and upon the affidavit Of j. NJ. Coullins taken
shst Of The plaintiff, and being argued by counsel;
,s.usiaeration thereof, and on the motion OF the
S-asua }; counsel, and with the consent of the de-
By their counsel, the Court doth order that the
s,,.u FRANCIS Nelson, deceased, on the part OF his
n ~, Amy stu, deceased fany such there be, and
On ~ men INA, The hr'Is Of said Amy Still, deceased,
nsy ~ p a. o VI ue,. m",her, or mothers, as the case
~ w en On before the rs day of the next term of
~ coufi, ME Their petitions prsyinc 10 he made de.
IN ths cause, and exhibit with said ne,Ifions
nd, 10 Oh sasn heIshp and that copy Of this
VIC .o'tuTth inserted In some nswxn,nev nuh
sued In the City Of Richmond, for esh, W.
n.E and posled al the front door Of ths rso;,, II
"hsny. A Copy. Teste, 0p"''' :"
"-'sa"sw p ROBERTS, D. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

The New York State Convention has adopted
a ella use of the new constitution fixing The pay oil
member of the Legislature a, dollars per per Gay
which shall not exceed in the aggregate 'oo ooi-
lars for single session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

we understand tina, Robert G. Grier, OF Penn
sylyania, was yesterday nominated BY The pres''
den, TO supply The vacancy on The Bench Of re
Supreme court occasioHed by The death oil Judge
BALDWIN, National Iateltigenter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07
MORE "RUlN!"

No paper has denounced the Vice President
and Congress more bitterly than the North ame-
rican, for the passage OF the british Tariff, y
which has stopped The factories, turned whole IA
miles of beegars upon the cold world, and is des-
tined TO cap the climax Of national misery!
Strange 10 say, in The same paper, which paints
so black picture, wc find he following Joyous
passage in letter Of its New Yorl; correspondent.
The "Briish Tariff has no, yet quite ruined
The Empire City:
"The weather is charming, bright, cool and
p.easant-jus, right ior al so'ts OF peasaunces
and excursons, md The lime IS odn'irob tmP'0rcd,
1 assuc uQu. Nal day aor q nigW pass but
some of our fne steamboats, are Oh on some beau
tlul excursion or other.
"Tbe original papers found in Major Andres
booi, may now be seen al picture-iramers 10
Fulton street They belong 10 member ofihe
De Witt Clinton family, and have been sent 10
be framed"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

Last Sunday Ex-Governor George Howard Of
Maryland died oil apople1y al WaveIly, his re-
sidence in Anne Arundel county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-19
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Later news from tho recent election In New Hampshire
shows that the defea, Of Locoocosm that State s mos,
complete. The Radical Democrats have lost their eard-
da'e' both Tor Governor and for Congress, by IMPURITIES
against them ranging irom twelve fifteen hundred votes
The 'ame party has ELECTED only OF the FIVE Executive
councillors, and but three four Of the twelve Senst
The House of representatives,, ON whom will deyolv.
the duty ot ecetng Governor aud United States Sense
tor and filling all the vacancies Ia the State Senac aud
Board OF Councillors is ssio beyond all doubt Tho Bos
ton Atlas has Of the election Of ll6 Wings and ~
Independent Democrat, making "aod force" in the
House Of las. The Radicals have but 81. The towns
md districts remsning u be heard from, which gave ina
joriIies nst Locoioeosm in November are entitled To
eleven and thUse which gave moloes in
Its favor entitled to fifteen members II these dn no
the House will stand 81 Wings and nd. M.
to liz RaScsls-Naf. lat.
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fottfrieg.
STRATT0NS OFFICE.
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
I.-t all ar ~aai tnsy can
For selling Prizes. srrAIros's the nan,

NJ ,. South FOURTEENTH STREET.
ar wat tssy can.
For selling Prizes, STATION the man,
Drawn Nos Of AI.s,sdris Lottery. io-M,feh 7uh:
a. 50 II 60 - CD a. ~ 10 e.
Ticket n"- ~ "a Ss r''Is u sios 500 aud p.,d BY
s1RAIToN.
Drawn Nos Of Alesaairis Lottery En. S. March 9Th.
IL 10 10 ~ 81 CO ~ 80 a6 65 ~ 50 IS 81
Ticket Noe 81 81 So, prize sold and pad BY
sTRATToN.
&c ca SIS 62 So 25 % ~ ~ Is 81 IL - 10
Tiekes Nos ~ IS is aud IL IS a. t~o more p,iss,.
sold and paid by sTRATTON
Drawn Nos. Of Monorgais. II, MsrehI3:
81 81 81 81 IS IL . II - 25 80
Nc. 80 II 81. prize OF s2oO; do Is u. sod and
anJ paid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos. IN Ai.IandIis CIa-,A:
IS ~ 81 IL 81 rs ~ % 20 II e5 Is - - %.
Drawn Nrs. in Lersbnrg, Class u, March 10Th:
40 10 lG 40 - 81 IS 65 IS 80.
Half Nos. IS ~ rs. Two mole cold and paid by
10 40 6S. STRATToS.
S20OOD. 10 of 1000.
Friday MoniSs-Ns~ Jsney "a capias OSo 10 of 1000
ne - Mo- ~ drawn. who- s. laiy,s So quarter. as
$4,000
Friday mofanr-LSesssrs ~ drawn inP.,er,bury Capa
10000 ke. IS No>.lS Dawn Whole. haiye. q orr, 4
$1,000.
Friday acknowledgements, ~ cspiuis 1000 .s rs so.
ID dawn Wboiss 80 50, halves I IS qrs. CO
$1,000. 1000.
Monday SaTninK-Dea~aTr. FItIa g. Caps. $1,000 IOOo
SIS % 600 of i5s se rs Nos I5dia~n wbas 81 halves
$4,000, $500
Monday Moforz 81, anda Cas- ~. CspLas II sOOOn
$500 - OF cOO se rs Nos, ~ d~a whGEs 80 halves
ess. SO.
Buyef rufen,e my Prizes which are rerSis1
the Orass proof az wsri done ever,
90 Order. fJr esruaca IN the Abo,.
Schemes, and all Lotteries. vii ts promptly attended, ts a
drawing IcEl vixen Toaue.si.
Please address order. 10 N sTRAI.roH
dc " Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-19
q BURRUss' PRIZE OFFICE, South IAN
~. Streof RICHMOND -

Lotteries for this week.
For T1ursiaya grand sehems-CapiAl. 0As Coco 2S0a
1900, of 7sO, & 500 so Of 500 AZ Nos II drawn
b-n,;a Tickets g, hhive. 2Sa, qHaHsr- 2S.
Two p'sndi Louen.. for Frrtsy-Gand Capitals sI9noo
tooo sil5 1884, 1000 10 OF $50 GO drawn bots
Tickets l. haiv.sg, qts I.
Al-o the reop,- FEyods-C Asfai $4,000. 1000 SC t.
60 Nu- u drawn ballots. Tesei-s see qts ssSts
For sanrday Morning, seheue-Cap.,ab s-OoO lOoo
1900 l0s' Of 1000 10 Of 300 &c Is No. bAoss
Tickets 81, halves ], qrs. so
Aso splendt Loee Saturday Evening-Gand Cam,
tails; sI21eo, 1000, 1OOo 2OO0 1905 10 Of soc nc Is
Mo- II drawn blllott Tickets I. halves 2, or. D.
Asa the Dollar Lottery Capitals: $1,000 &c &c cs
No.- 1. drawn ballots. T,k-s 81. halves Soc qr. use
S30,C00-l2 O00-lO0 or 1000
Gand CONSOLIDATED toie No re- to BE- draw on saur
day March slSt l-t6 rs Nos ~ Drawn. Grand
0c0 i2oOu COCO 5000 1893 prizes OF 1000
so OF 500 u @; 300. &c Tickets Sla halves g. ua.ter5
Certificate o! - ~boes sI55 so IS
81 %.
S3O.0O0-l5. OO0-lO0 OF 1000,
Grand Consoaa-d Lottery No H. lrswn on Saturday
Marh IS 1890 - Nos - Grand Capitals 500 90
$1,000 1904 ;oOn $780, 23sl. pzss 1000 Se Tes-
ts haves O. eerhate Of &c I4J 40 -
halves II "a. 20 qrs IS
9 Orders for PaektEes, certificate single el.
any OF the above Lotteries, will be promptly AID
tie drawings all them. Iarrs small
eaed sight Postage by the subscriber All
entirely confidential.
~ Persons sending Tor Tckei. any above Ioter,
should b. IN mind that BuRkUSS' ALueky Once III.
place TO send they want money. Acdrrss
CICERO BrRRUss
mn Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-19
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrival and Departure Of The Norfolk Boa's.
The STEAMER CURTIS PECK leaves Ri,hmood for
Norfolk every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday. Il, c
o'clock. A. NJ. Returning. leaves Norfolk every Tues
day. Thursday. and Saturday morning. at o'closk.
The Steamer ALICE leaves Richmond Tor Norfolk
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ut o'clock.
A. NJ. Returning leaves Norfolk every Monday. Wed
nesdsy and Friday morning. ut O'Clock. These boats
eann,ci with the Bsltimo.o boats, JEWESS. GEoR-
Ola, and HERALD. by which passengers are enabled
u 20 through 10 Baltimore without detention.
Passage and Fare from Richmond 10 Norfolk % 20
From Richmond to Baltimore 90
Forward cabin To Baltimore %
HAsKINs g. LIBBY. Agents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-19
llr yyrIIin.,on Gniain

EIGHTY-sIX BUILDING LOTS, AT AUCTION.
w Ill be sold, at auction on the premises. ON
THURSDAY, the le,h day Of March ner 30 building L,.
on Lsieh sDd aV4 Streets and Brook Avenue MANY
OF these hts arr egiby located Ia. wing ON mn,
SouH SIDE Of Baker street. Of 81 Peters near m.
situated - 1N'i"'1
As, - Lot yn' rhs Elsrrn Of Second Street, nd
!" an lt'ee md near tns residence Of Mr. And.r
son May OF uee Los hlnd.orneIy oe,t,s t,t..
having supply OF "NeenI suitable king brcks
u BE- sold by he Executor Tor rLutirp apops Az. -
nhcs' hts vii The sale Nil 81 o'sloes P VIZ
the hrst deser~d loi. viii BE continued rom az % A. G
the oder adSt itsed, until di.p,,st az '
TERMS. cash balance IN & and aonths N, ~,
~'i'lleNtiy secured fe l'-eoid w. GoDDIS, Auei'r
Inc above sale isPostPoned to Wednesday, the
l., day Of April rel ~ "
coro,>.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-19
u. PAINE q co.
M Ayers OF LOTTERIES,
Richmond. Frginio.

TINE business of the Agency OF Messrs. D.
= PAINE CO. heretofore Conducted ~ def the dm II r
Russell Bseer 60 eaed on by the suhs.fs.r
Agent Tor the Manarer the Managers
myself, viii be promptly attended To.
w PURCELL. Agent for d P.IST L Co,
Managers OF Lotteries.
10 The following grand are Presented to our end
AID the patrons he
$4,000. 10000. 100 OF 1000.
Gap' Consolidated Lottery Cts No ~ to g. dfnn on ss,u
day. Mach cisi, 1876 - No, ~ dawn Grand C.us-
s 1O" 5000 SAGE 5000 5000 S2 pc ICCU
50 Ut 200, ~ of 11U Titkets sls quarters
IS whoes IS halves 20 IS quarters
-
$4,000. 1900. loo or 1000!
Grand en- oo iiIi LoirTy No a. ~ sWn on Sunday
March .s'h irib n No. - Dawn ptsls
IsgOo 1900, Suoo 1oOo 23si prizes 1909
SIP hayr' eeThcaIe sifJ
% hs!y's ~ 10 20 CHARTERS s.
1-y odsrs the prompt and ronni, ntal
drawn when requested all order fr1m
chsh al al pines he had
nFs received Pos large pins, address
ID. PAINE l. CO. Managers,
feb - Richmond, Va
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CADDIS b. LUCK,S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE.
B4sEAENT KO0.as uNDER rRE EsekE,

hT>f-hL-NT hoO~aS JSDER THE E.9GLE
CoRNt2 Mas AND i5TH sEzEEE.
UaFaier'i~d Luck LuCK's Lucky ON Tile e,y f.-
what t"e mliieT The people have found Out Ina,
ah pfLss ate IN the hsni Of LUCK.
mere b" any WIN hive h.retoor- unfortunate by d.
ING IN Loiere let them Gallon LICK has clearly shown
ID Tor such ~ 1'''-
For Thurdiy-Poknmoke 81. 72 Nos ~ drawn C,,i,.i,
tsrsl 81 ~ f1Ai
Tor FrItayposonose 81 &C Nos drawn Capal - Ooo
'oo''2ilS 1850 &c Tickets Z, halves ., qrs /.
F,f sauftay-Pokon,oke SC - sn. 1, drawn C,,,,i.
saOtu' -OOc' 1900, 1886, dc Tickets halves l. cs 5Oe
Also PokoHoke So IS Nos. ~ GAVIN C.p,tAls: SIC 600
quo 1000 Coz" &C Tickets halves :, qgs. I.
100000, $4,000. 100 - 1000,
Graad Consolidated Lott-ty H. To L drawn on ,,
Hay haeh Sls' 1876 IS Nc, - drawn. Grand C,.as-
sSI u 700 5000 5000 1000 zsJ1 2iz3 100 p.e, Of o
30 OF 9tO % Of 800 ke Tickets sis halves orr esr
he OF 70 Hholrs costs lbs halves IS ar. "A 20
" ftrols ordering by the pseksg Of the ab,v. can
o'du e pTi'e OF Tires tickets have every Lotteries from
70 s-o and when remittance to me lag. or mi
~in always irSeii IN tn popular oleres On hand H.
sent when requested Ia all me The
Tor All Capii1l' eau be had is Ga an letter. erc
lhe casa or pEf tickets the paid The Tel
ss "a The above Itsfes ed oriers aeare la
LICh meet the most prompt ant CONFIDENTIAL Gsnton Per
ron he eoatI waiting city, shou bear IN m nd mai an
PrIes are II tie hlals VI LUCK Plies address
mh' G. q. II'CK Richmond Va
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
DISASTROUS FREsuET.

The Pennsylvaaia papers filled with accounts Of dis
siter' fom tho ood !, the susquehinns. The Tide Wa
ter Canal Il s under water. and it 10 stated that will
take OF weeks repair the damage done the Penn
sylvania Canal. Tho water in tho River higher than
ever known b.f 70.
Tho Delaware River has overhown tho Railroad Track
on lis banks, aud the whAr,es Phdephs have been
covered with water.
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SAhe OF IA Tract of Land. ia ti.s county of yse.
rico, unror IA N. OF Trust

'sa'e VI brsci OF Land. in tf.e ~ off n
rico, unror IA N. Ell Trust.
JbuISu AN l. to the provisions of a deed Of
uu't dated tie lot day Of May. rseos.i IN IN.
err Once OF t County Couu Henreo executed h. Aana
valentino TO thu undsrsgssi for purpose securing um
% noneJ therein due Bsnand shan ON uy.p.y
The -4h day fAiTch ls45 ~ NJ proceed To = N !. o. s<
fHeion On The prrus 10 the highest BIDDER Ttaet or
.si Of Land yhs the County Henren above IN. CITY OF
e@hd containing 50 the sad Vs.ntpe by
M sAd b'fn'rd and wife acres Ian
subsequent Conveyed the said Bernard and sai ya,n
hHe tn Jas Lyon by deed dated December md
esers- also IN his-ais Wheh the ,at
with ue prvieg- ~ s,arehing fot sra-..ed ,,d
st forth IN The de ffom the WIFE IN n I'D
NaeLtne IT, on the day above appointed the r # N. M
ani The weather shall he such opinion Of IN. trustee a IN
-tsr Improper to FToeredsh in that event the al.
Of the said land will be day ., day sunlav
eeatei g-tl IN" AM 10 erti eenvey .eb III, n
''e in -" BY vTtae Of he deed uu.t AFORESAID Wah IL
h'Nr v. DC good LOFriS N. RLLETr
Tut.ts
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Arripal and Departure Of lie Cars.

Arripdl and Departure Of HE Cars.
RICHMOND, TRrDERIoEsDUEs. POTOMAC RAILROAD.
The Cars leave Richmond for Frederoksb' TX rnd
Aqua Creek every morning. ut o'clock, and
with the Steamer PowHATAN, or AUGUSTA. ON
the Potomac River. Returning the Cars reach Rich
mond, daily. a, ~ O'clock, p. M. Thus enabling pa'
ssngep make the trip between Richmond and Wash
ingion City in day light.
Passage between Washington and Richmond IS 90
Do. do. Richmond and fredericksburg so
The Cars for Charlottesville leave Richmond daily ut
O'clock. a. NJ. Returning, arrive daily at 81 P. NJ.
Passage either way s. co
Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road
Leaves Richmond daily al T. NJ.
Leaves Petersburg daily at IA. NJ.
'NNoDITIoS TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays exceptod) at AM.
Leaves Petersburg daily Sunday excepted) p NJ.
The Cars leave Richmond for Petersburg, with mail
,rnn. daily, at 7 o'clock. p. NJ
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a COUNTRY COLLECTOR.
Lex ANnER SHEI ION ~ ~. E,..,.l..

A bEAANDER SHELTON, Of the County of
~ LOUISE, ofsrs h services public Collector and
bomber q claims lie viii collect and bond al which may
bccntusied for that purpose counties ri och
land and Hanover, ulso Other so n sufficient
induceneRt should be- offered lie promptly pty over nInsy
collected by him Hr usnds visiting Valley State about
MAY June. and attend business pp IN hit
po' o. The sae which hs mig tto fylpd With Whit there
L'tets directed him Gum spg. 2. o. eouaty vn
b. attended % with despatch nh I7--dlawfg krIaW.w
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NEW GOODS,

SPRING, 1876.
1 the Patrick Henry" just arrived, We have
~ received and opened this msIEas--
PTinif AMI itcJnos
CambI'es aud Gnsh.ms
lin.ns ani kusils
Lawns and Diapers
Cloths AID Cassin.sTes
Vesiing-, Goyes. Iidks ke.
ABdin the Of hay. in s,ot, y.y aty.
as-ouusn Of Goods In including bro WI and
tIeaebtd COitons all OF on oet. term.
RICHARDSON e. CO,
unb IG-dlw. "a Man.
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BY 'rhomaz ~. Taiiafer

NEGRO GIRL
VII sell This SorHnz ia Auction Room :. 10 o,.Io.. IT.,
eIl ~ NeAfs Odd nh 10 THOS II. FALL NFERRO Aar,
HAVE FOR SALE, MICRO WOMAN 10 y,,,, "a, n
good character. who seam tr... ..h., a.. -.
~'.L hsa NO Children to remain ia the neishbourhood
nn - ThOS n. TALIAPERRO Amer
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
N1iLL be sold at auction, ON TUESD.y r,

N.
~ I'LL be sold at auction, ON TUESDay IN.
u inst at O'Clock, P. upon premise thus. t~,
aH hek Iensnlent' recently hui situated corner OF
u aId Byrd s The kt which they ffoa Z. ana
extends back 40 feet 10 acy The rent an "a
s-S per ahsn Ihss Terements ana
ieiedp RI Of The ety. ard admirably calculated for peT
with small families. 49, -
lEfN' aeeomnotatng-say hiFd casa baau-e in .oua
LISA nea' al G. u and 70 negotiable NOTES
nh-t ant M ue retained deed Of --enr- h-
iHeh'- bs'quss' o. The Proprietor w. CODDIS