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by w. GOddil:, Auct'r.
4 VALUABLE PAMUNKEY FARM FOR


SALE.
WITH NEGROES, CROPS. STOCKS, &c
INTENDING To remove permanently for the benefit Of
my ~ifr's heath IL the estate recently purchased
ny me ni Mr Ross, IN the county OF Albrmafe. shall,
on MONDAY The 2-h day OF December next, at IL
O'Clock, NJ. II fair II not, the fair dag thereafter
sell ~ public auc"n, upon the premises, my WOOD
BIRl ESTATE lying on The Plmunkry river, In the
county OF Hanover, three miles below the Cour-house
and eighteen from the cIly If Richmond. The iract
contains etO acres, Uf which about IVU Plmunkry
nt land, the greater portion OF which Il catnblr Of
growing thirty bushels OF wheat Ia the The land
l. in good state OF Improvement and the crop of wheat
for the present year. OF The Shifts has produced
1900 bushels.
There Is a small Dwelling House oil four rooms, date
" repared,l wifh Stables Barns. &C and sufficient
number Of comfortable Cabins Tor double ihr force
quired 10 work the estate contiguous 10 the house. il
Of The finest spring. Of lower Virginia
The Driehbohovi Is nlshy Intelligent and agreeable
Al The same time ant place shall sell publicly be.
tween nity and siAty .7luaslr SLAVES, consisting q
women aIi children, with such Kinds of Stock
may not ish 10 remove, md The Crops Of Com, Fud
de-: ETC etc
TERMS OF sALE.-The land will he sold on a Gre
dit Of one, TWO and three years, with interest o be
cured BY bond and approved personal security, with
deed Of trust The land The Slaves fo cash. and the
Stocks and Crops u credit -! Twelve months, for all
sums over $780, with bond and security.
Nr. Jones, thr Manager OF The Estate, viii show II 10
any one de4lrous Of seeing H. and give every nforma-
ton wished. A. STEVENSON.
am disposed 10 rent lease for years Tho
Cmmp's Neck Estate, adjoining Woodbury. and BROAD
Neck the residence al Williams Carter, Esquire,
tain'ng between slA and seven hundred acres and y
ing Immediately on Tho Pamnnkey river. There has
been seeded Tins Fall, this land, between Two and
three hundred bushels OF wheat Terms of lease most
liberal 10 good agrlculturalist and tenant, the object
being rather Improvement Than immedlue profit.
The sale VIII br conducted by Wellington Goddin, 10
whom reference can he made. 3.
Rirhn6nd
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General Orders,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE, !
RtcuNoSD. November ~ 1886 (

ADJUTANT-GENER OFFICE
RICHMOND, November H. 1876
The Infantry Regiment ii Volunteers required
BY The Governors Proclamation will consist Of
Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, Major, Ad.
lulanl, "a Lieutenant Of one of The Companies
termaser Sergeant , Principal Musicians, and
Captain | Frs, Lieutenant, , Second Lieuen-
ANS, Scrgean's, Corporals, 2 Musicians and
so Prvaes.
Companies wishing 10 enter the seryire, will
organize with all poss,Jc diSpateh, elect their OH
Gers. and cause The elections 10 be certified 10 the
Governor, that commissions may be issued with
out delay Elections 10 be superintendent by the
comma niant or other field officer of The Resi-
menl within which The Company is raised, or by
such officer as The Commandment may designate
for that service Orders Tor the march 10 the
place oil rendezvous will be sen. with the commits
sons. Il is desired that The several companies
composing the Regiment shall provide uniform
according 10 the General Order Of 93d Nav las
and arrangements will be made, il practicable, 10
supply il al the place Of rendezvous.
The aci al Congress provides Tor the c'n'hine
lin money! and subsistence Of The non commits.
stoned officers, musicians and priva,es, as follows:
TIE volunteers 10 furnish their own clothing, for
which purpose there will be allowed TO each non.
commissioned officer. musician and private three
dollars and fifty cents per month curing The time
he shall be in The service Of The United States.
That The volunteers may be enabled 10 provide
themselves with good and sufficient clothing,
the Communication allowance for six months III
dollars,) will be advanced 10 each non-comms-
stoned officer, musician and private after being
mustered INTO service, but only with The express
condition, that the volunteer has already proyi-
ed himself with six months. clothing: his tact 10
be certified 10 The Paymasler by The Captain o.
the company; or that The amount so advanced
shall be applied under The supervision oil his Cap
tain, 10 The objec; contemplated by law.
The six months Communication OF clothing will
be sufficient TO procure suit Of uniform.
S ubsislence before arriving al The place OF rem
devious, and for travelling home from the place
of discharge will be allowed at The rae OF tlly
cents for every twenty miles distance.
Arms and accouremen's will be furnished by
the United States.
lis confidently expected that Tie Virginia Re-
aimen, will he At leas, rs early III The field as
those from any oIher Stale.
BY command.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON,
ddjnfant General.
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The medical effects II Gllvansm are daily attracting
increased attentions; and the most poEtvr results de
monstrat- value III Il large number Of complaints
They are mostly ot character beyond the reach OF or
binary medical art, and il is therefore that this
agent peculiarly worthy Of attention. Neuralgia Tic
Dolorux, Nervous Headache. Paraly SIS ApoplrSy, Fts
ry may be traced dsofdered state OF the Nervous
system and therefore under that class OF diseases
IN which Calvansm has been found peculiarly brneE-
cll. The most approved mode Of application is by
means of the Gavanic Rings He:ts, Bracelets and Mag
Fluid OF Or. Christie, which arc al once tho most
safe certain and efficient method M present Known
These articles used with the most perfect convent
enre, and The great and beneficial influence they exert
must he witnessed In be believed.
For further particulars, -re advertisement in another
part of this paper Explanatory pamphlets may be had
catl, application IL thr agents FOR this city, Me,srs
DuvAL & PURCELL, Druggists, III Main a., Rich
muud, Va. Nav. ~
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND AND
MILL IN THE COUNTY or AMELIA,

AND FORTY EIGHT SLAVES FOR SALE.
THE subscriber, in consequence Of protfaried III
i health and inability 10 attend with advantage 10
his agricultural operations offers for sale the Tract Of
Land on which ne resides, and forty eight Slaves. u
10 six miles Southwest ofhe Court House, Buckskn
Creek containing fifteen hundred acres; one hundred
and fifty acres oi il Is fiat land Of which has been
well drained; eighty acres Of highly improved tobac-
co lots, admirably adapted 10 the growth OF Wheat,
Clover and Tobacco. The buildings are in good order,
the Dwelling House large ard convenient containing
two passages and seven rooms, two .;ranafles, Ice
house and all other out houses necessary Tor large
Farm; also, good Apple and Peach Orchard. The
Mill Is on tho Farm; It has failing stream IVA
Ter with canal eight hundred ya,d-lonr. rendering
dam and pond unnecessary yelling two hundred
barrels Of oIl-corn annually Attached 10 the Mill is
Cotton gin and Cob crusher. Among the Slaves two
valuable Carpenters and a Blacksmith.
am anxious 10 sell both The Land and the Slaves;
but will not sel the Negroes unless can effect sale
of the land at the same time. small payment IN
cash will be required; for The balance Of the purchase
money, long credit if desired will be gwen, upon The
payment OF the interest annually. Any further de-
scrp,ion of the property Is unnecessary, az no person
would purchase without rrs viewing II, and Judging
for himself. THOMAS J. PERklNSoN-
Nov 24-cwiw&2amf
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dfed and yhve In the sixty ninth year of the indie
pshoehec OF the United States OF America, and the
nineteenth OF the reign of his Majesty the King of Bava
ria, HENRY WHEATON, n, 81
GRAF v. LERCHENFELD, (L.s)
And whereas the said convention has heen duly
lied ON both parts and the respective publications. Of the
same Were exchanged al Berlin the fourth day of No
veber one thousand eight hundred forty hve, by
Henry Wheaton, Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
Pien poientiary OF tho United States, and the Count
Macmillan van Lerchenfeld Chamberlain Of his Ma
Jesiy the King Of bavaria, and his Envoy Extraordinary
aud Minister Plenpoentiary the cnrt Of his Ma
esty Tho King ofPrussia The part OF their spectve
GovcTnmenls
Now, therefore, be IL known, that I, JAMES X.
POLK President OF the United States Of America, have
caused the said convention 10 he made public, 10 the
end that the same and every clause and article
may be observed and fulfilled with good faith by the
United States and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States be affixed
Done at the city Of Washington hs fifteenth day Of
August, In the year OF our Lord one thousand
Us eight hundred and fortysr. and Of the ndepenc
ence Of the United States the sevanty-hrsf.
JAMES X. POLk
By the President:
JAMES BucHAEAS Secretary of State.
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PROCLAMATIONS.
By the President Of The United STATES OF America
A PROCLAMATION.


PROCLAMATION.
whereas, by an act Of the Congress Of the United
States, Of the 3D. of March, leI5, entitled IAN al
lowing drawback upon foreign merchandise exported in
the original packages 10 chihuahua and Santa Fe, IN
Mexico, and TO the British North American Provinces
adjoining the United Staies," certain privileges
tended IN reference to drawback To ports therein spe
caly enumerated in the 7h section of said act which
also provides "That such other ports situated on the
frontiers of the United States, adjoining the British
North American Provinces as may hereafter be found
eIpedient, may have extended to then the like pve
geS the recommendation of The Secretary Of the
Treasury, and proclamation duly made by the President
Of the United states, specially designating the ports 10
which The aforesaid privileges are 10 be extended"
And Whereas the Secretary the Treasury has duly
recommended 10 me the extension of the privileges OF
the law aforesaid TO the port Of Lewiston IN the coec
ton district OF Niagara, IN tho State Of New York:
Now, therefore, I, JAMES X. POLK, President Of
the United States Of America, do hereby declare and
proclaim, that the port Of lewiston in the collection
district of Niagara. in the State of New York. Is and
shall he entitled 10 all the privileges extended 10 the
other ports enumerated the seventh section of the act
aforesaid from and after the date Of this proclamation
In witness whereof. have hereunto set my hand,
and caused the seal Of the United states 10 be affixed
Done at the city OF Washington, this seventeenth day
Of January, in the year Of our Lord one thou
lsraL sand eight hundred aud f0rty-s1, and of The IN
dependence of the United States Of America The
SEVENTEEN. JAMES X. POLK.
BY The President:
JSKEs BUCHANAN Secretary Of State
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Lays BUCHANAN, Secretary of State.
By Tie President of the Caued States of Am RIGA ::
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, by The act of Congress, approved July 9,
1876, rncd IAN act TO retrocede The county OF Alex
andra, In the District Of Columbia, TO The State Of VIZ
gna," Is enacted, That, with the assent OF the peo
pie Of Tho county and town Of Alexandria, tn be
tanned IN The therein prescribed. all that portion
OF the District Of Columbia ceded TO The United States
by the Of Vrg ma, and all the rights and juri.dc
ton herewith coded the shalt be coded and
forever einQushed To tie State Of Virginia In full and
absolute right and jurisdiction, well Of soil a VI per-
sons residing or 10 reside thereon And whereas, II Is
further provided that the said act "sha be In force
until after the of the people of The county and
town Of Alexandria shall be given TO H. In the mode
therein provided" and II majority OF the votes should
he IN favor cfnecepng The provisions Of the said ac
shall be the duty of the President TO make proclamation
Of the fact:
And whereas, on The l7h day Of August, 1885, after
the close the late session Of the o the United
States, duly appointed live citizens Of the county
town OF Alexandria, being rerholders wthn Tie same
rs commissioners, who, being duly sworn IL perform
the duties imposed on them, prescribed in tbs said
act, did proceed within ten days after they no
fed 10 tx upon the first and second days nf Srptemb
1885, as the time, the Couthouse oftr county Of Ae1
andria as the place, aad viva the OF
voting; and gave due .o';ce Of the same and the
lime, and al the place, In conformity with the said no.
tce, The said Commissioners presiding, and deciding
all questions arising In IeaIian TO the right Of voting
under the said act The votes Of The citizens qualified tU
were taken viva yoce, and recorded In po-books
duly krp and, the Third DAY a September, instant
after The SAD polls were closed the said Commissioner
did make out, and OF the mex; day did transmit Ia
statement of the polls so held, upon OATH and under
their aeals and OF the votrs cast and pnled there
wer In favor az pting the OF The said act
hundred ana sixty three votes, and against &C
cepting the same two hundred and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing majority Of five hundred and forty for
the acceptance OF the same.
Now, therefore, hr II known, that 1. JAMES Il.
POLK, President or the United States Of America, IN
fuhIment Of the duty imposed upon me by the said
Of Congress, do hereby make Proclamation Of The re
sut' Of said "poll" above stated, and do call upnn
all and singular the persnns whom II doth may
Germ, 10 take notice. that the act aforesaid lis IN full
force and effect.n
In Witness Whereof have herennto set INV hand and
caused the seal OF the Cuilcd States 10 br aciA.d.
Done al the City Of Washington. This seventh day OF
September, In the year Of our Lord thou
SEAL sand eight hundred and ioriy.sIx, and oi The
dependence OF the United States the seventy
first JAMES X. POLK.
BY The PRESIDENT
Mp. TM,I, Acting Secretary Of State
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Attention Volunteers !!

Captain CaIingiOns company OF V0IuhIePls
are hereby notified 10 RENDEZVOUS forthwith in
the CITY OF Richmcud. The company IS now or
ganizins anew in accordance with the recent IN,
strucrions OF The Secretary OF War, and VIII
march as soon as lis organization shall oe COM
pleled. The term of enlistment will be daring the
continuance of he rar Nth Merieo. The new
reouisilion raises the number OF prlvaes IN Inc
company to EIGHTY instead OF si1TY'FouR, as be-
fore required Several vacancies nave been &C,
casioned by The removal from The Guy oil some OF
,be original volunteers, and by other causes-so
that the whole number oil vacancies 10 be sup
piled is not less thar atiytu Volunteers in the coun-
try, whether members Of the original company or
not, are recommended 10 repair 10 The city as soon
practicable Applications TOR enlistment should
be made to the Captain al his Office corner OF lith
and Bank Streets. BY order OF The Captain.
Nnv
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SaNDSI SaRSlPARII.I.A

TOO often the nquisitse spirit Of man directs lis al
i trnton Ia matters which are beyond IL reach and
attempt, Ia fathom The mysterious depths OF DIVINE
Wisdom with the short plunmet line al human reason
How much profitable 10 apply tins desire 10 invrs-
tpae the fair field Of Nature little research there
teaches us the impos.bily Of measuring the purposes
Of Him who has stored and garnishec with priceless
valuahles Notnmong The least Of these ~ SarsapaIila
Read the rerord of the immense amount Of good which
has been effected with the juices Of this root, concen
tated in The form Of Sands Safsapara. The dysnri-
nc the feeble victim Of mineral medicines, the scfoinia
sfic KEN the botrhed and dsfguTrd subjects OF efup
TONS the rheumatic, the bilious all have been restored
10 health through It's agency.
% Prepared and sold by 4. d. & ID. SANDS, Drug
gsts 100 Fulton street, corner Of Wiiiani New YORK
Sold also by DUvAL K PURCELL, Agents, Main
street, Richmond, Virginia, and By Druggists generally
throughout the United States. Price, 81 per bottle ar
air bnrtrs ror 81 Nov. 20
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Jefferson Hotel,

WEST MAIN STREFT, A FEW D05''N' DLI.Vf'
THE MARKET
rI1HlS House has been flued up IN style oil
i comfort and neatness unsurpassed by any
house in The city, and is now open ior the recep-
ton of all persons disposed 10 paronise The esia-
blishmcnt The proprietor, determined MOI 10 De
exceed by any other house IN ms hlii OF iale
and best liquors al his bar. which il is needless 70
enumeralc, invites The public 10 give him CALL
Transient patrons and parties wishing suppers,
can have as pleasant and comfortable rooms Tor
their reception, and as good fare OF every kind in
season, served al III times, as al any other house
in this city. With every facility and convent
ence 10 comfort, and determination TO keep
good house, the proprietor soicts share Of pub
lie patronage. JOWN w. StiaRP.
NJ n
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DOCTOR WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY

IF you are aillng with mid cough slight pain IN
The side, occasional darling pains through tir
chest or IN the region Of the :aonlder blade ana Wish
some excuse fer ouneng-is say II that he your wish,
doctor yourself with candes syrnps and miStuie- pre-
pared by guacks, and recommended by forged crrtii
Gales and you viii be gatiied but after you be-
come tired Of this paslime, use Dr. Wlsars ia sam
Of Wild Cherry, and ihr bloom Of health VIII again
tlnge your hitherto pallid cheek
This Bal-am Is devoid of all quac.eIy-bein2 pre-
pared by skilfu chemist and is efficacy proved by
The numerous testimonials Of cures IN cases deemed IN
curnbir. We publish statements OF cures thai arc
not strictly true Il. Dunlapa son, merchants Cherry
Valley, New York, relate cure Of Asthma That had
willstood medical treatment for years Dr. Freight 81
Saugerlirs, New York says he cured Liver Compliant
four years SANDING that would not yield 10 the usual
remedies. Abraham Sklman, NJ. d OF Bonndbrook'
New Jersey, says il IL the best medicine for Gonsnm
lion, in every stage, that he has ever known We
might refer you hundreds of cases, lad We rooui
that would convince all Of It's great viftne.
Be careful, and get the genuine Or. Wisars ialsam
Of Wild Cherry. None genuine unless signed ny !.
Butts. Address all ohers 10 Seth w. Fose, Boston,
Massachusetts. For sale by
GAYNOR, WOOD { co,
Nov 10 No. IS Main Street, Richmond.
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cretary Of State.
By The President of the United States of America
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas the Congress of The United States, By virtue
of the constitutional authority vested in them, have de
cared BY their act bearing date this day. that "hy the
of the Republic OF Mexico state Of war exists be-
tween that Government and the United Srates:"
Now, therefore, |, JAMES K. POLK President Of The
United States Of America, do hereby proclaim the
TO all whom II may concern; and do specially enjon
all persons holding Noes, civil military, under
the authority Of The United Sales that they be vgilan
and zcaous IN dscharging the duties respectively Incl
dent thereto: and do moreover e1hou all the good
people OF the United States they love their country
they feel the wrongs which have forced them the
last resort Of injured nations, and they consult ila
best MEANS under the blessing of Divine Providence Of
abIdeng lis calamites that they exert themselves III
preserving order III promoting concord, IN maintaining
the authority and the efficacy Of the laws, and III sup
porting and nvisorating all the measures which may
be adopted by The constituted authorities for obtaining
speedy, a just, and an honorable peace.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set nv hand
and caused The seal Of The United States 10 be affixed
these presents.
Done al The city of Washington the thirteenth day nj
May, IN the year Of our Lord, on- thousand
SEAL eight hundred and forty six and Of the indie
pendence Of the United States the seventeen.
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President:
J,nRs Ircn.SAS Serrptary of Stale
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IN Observation-Disclosures AT rules taken in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chnncsry for Prince Edward County, the 5h day
OF October, 1886:
John Queensberry Plaintiff:
against
Benjamin Brown, Deiendant-
The no, having entered his appearance and
given security according TO an nc' OF the General As
semby and he rules of this Court, and II appearing
that he is not an inhabtan OF this Stae on the motion
Of the plaintiff by COUNSEL is entered ut rules afore
said and accordingly ordered that the said defendant
do appear al rules to be taken In the Clerks Office
aforesaid, ON the first Monday in March next, and an
aver the plaintiffs bil and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some ono Of the public news
papers printed in the City OF Richmond for iuo
months successveiy and also posted at the front door
of the Court House Of this county.
A Copy. Testc.
Nov. a4-cw2m. B. J. WoRsHAM, C. C.
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Esy Hodges II PulliaIM.
UNION HOTEL FURNITURE AT AUG
TON

UNlON HOIEL FURNITURE Al AUC-
TON.
DY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated The Isl day
- Of April, 1916, executed 10 the undersigned
by John S. Moody and Samuel Dewbre Tor the
security and indemnify Of c A. Hodges, and du-
IL recorded in The Clerks Office Of the Musings
Court OF The City OF Richmond, and by The con
sent OF the said John S. Moody and Samuel Dew
bre, shall proceed 10 sell, 10 the highest bidder,
on TUESDAY, the Is, day OF December next,
commencing al 10 o'clock, on the premises, all
the Furniture named in the schedule attached 10
The deed Of trust, now in the Union Holel, con-
sistng OF about IS Beds, Bedsleads, &C., $50 or
800 Chairs Sofas, Sideboards, China and Crock
cry Ware, Carrels, Tables &C., together with The
usual variety oi Furniture and Fixtures necessa-
ry TO The keeping Of a large Hotel.
TERMS-For all sums OF $50, and under.
cash will be required; for sums over $50 and less
than SlOo, sky days credit; over 500, ninety
day>-nesoliable notes with approved cndorseis
in all cases
DAVID NJ. PULLIAM, Trustee.
HODGES & PULLIAM, Aucs.
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Earr. ot Earolr,c,:' for eaeh C,mpna.u.
We. the undersigned, do hereby engage 10 serve
in Volunteer Company Of Infantry, 10 consli
tule portion OF the Infantry Regiment of Volun
leeTs according to The terms OF the Proclamation
OF The Governor OF Virginia, dated the 18Th No
vember, 1876. 10 serve during he existing War
between the United States and the Republic ol
Mexico unless sooner discharged.
INV 30 c3w
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Tickets $40; halves S, qnarers2 so Certificates OF
Packages Of % Whole Tickets $40; &c halves 80; 70
quarters27 80.
GT In addition To the above, there are smaller
Schemes Capitals ranging from 900 To so OO0 and
Tickets from 81 To S5-dapings Of which are received
daily
Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certificates OF
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, VIII receive
the most prompt attention, and an account OF each
drawing will be- sent when requested 10 all who order
Tickets from +. II. PENDLETON,
Richmond, Virginia.
On all letters enclosing cash Prize Tickets, the
postage, as usual, need not be paid. Nov. IL