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MISCELLANEOUS.
New Advertisement.

STAR Of 7 he EAST AND STAR OF THE SOUTH
TWO SPLENDID STATIONS.
SsTAR OF THE EAST had upwards of 200 mares %
- fer-d him last year, and served something unde,
l40. From Indications, there will be upwards oi 500
offered the Two hor.es this year and those wishing
had better make II known early As they VIII be limited
STAR OF THE SOUTH rides as well as star of the
East but is too ndoilabc 10 be made 10 pace, unless
he chuoses His dam, II will be perceived, was by Ola
Tefemachus,-and, such Is my opinion Of him, that
have bred equally from both.
find il impossible for these Horses To cross at 70
lumba. Those in the neiehborhood of Cai,rrsvillr
who desire, can send Ia Tienton--or NJ stand AT Mr.
WaltOn's Mill-or there; those III Fuvanna. COT
vepient, Ia tie same places those opposite New Canton
To New Canton; Hose in Aihemare and Nelson u
Sco,isve; and those in The vicinity Of liuward>yi!lt
and Warmnster Ia Goodwin's Church. Tho days wi
hereafter become regular, unless from unavoidable
causes. Any neiehburEood wishing 10 know tn day
may ascertain from some one nj either az the abov,
places the regular day hereafter or II Wi! be advertised
a. The place.
IL is a remarkable fact, that, from time beyond The
memory of any living man. Stations in number hav,
been exhibited al Buckingham April Court days. did
not pay particular attention. but noticed twice, there
others, az far as saw, exhbited-and there
were others at the general MUSTER but cne dnd u.
fell SpraDlng dooH In trying tn show llinse and Sta
of the East was very near jumping on him.
There is fortune IN these liorses-but, valuable a
they may be, have greater, mshtier aud weieierron
Germs. One person or company ought To purchase
theD and one person ought to devote nearly his whole
time 10 them, and the accounts they bring in, &c, &c
IL not sold before. they Will, far wish be
offered for sale at Buckingham or Cumberland Court
in November next.
They were thrown on my hands in prOriltntiat rau
and suppose II was Ia prove that could get
thing from Sonmnns - iblr nn. time ago. ns il la,
bern. my friend, Major Y...y, says traced then
there.
In answer 10 an application two from Chariot,
county, must state that neither 20 there I'LL The
Fal-bmt promise them This that they may 90 Char
lotte July courf and remain in that county and Hall
fax Bedfod-w hiehevcr may be desred-till the la
ter end of October Those wishing in either al hos,
counties can speak for his neishborhood, aud address
me carly.
Even The ladies have enireated their husbands FL
riding colts from these iiorsrs-and wunhrr-lu tht
ladies IRE fond Of csdO,R Solomon was Of The
ladies.
9 The friends of these blooded Horses will clip the
above out and place il where the community gene
ral may see. c. X. FoNraiNE.
NAV 5-ctf
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Worthapn's OfHce,
oTrCov rop To-nAy

LOTTERY FOR TODAY
$4,000 Capital! Virginia Monongalia Lottery,
Glass No. 22-to be drawn at the Exchange Ho-
tel, at 5 o'clock, P M. Capitals: $4,000, 900,
Gao, 459, 2 OF 300, OF 300 S OF $50, 5 OF 1885, 10
OF 100, 90 of 60, 20 of so, &c. rs Nos, l2drawn.
Tickets 81; Shares in proportion.
TWO LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW.
First Splendid Scheme $4,000 Capital.
Alexandria LOTTERY Glass 81. Drawing comes
per mail Sunday Canitals: $4,000 dollars, 10000,
) of 10 900, Of 1900, 2ot 5000, 2of 500, OF
1893, 90 of 1000, 20 Of 1000, 20 of GOO, 40 OF
500, so OF 300, 300 Of 200 &c. 70 No. Lottery,
IA drawn. Whole Tickets SIS; shares in pro-
portion. Sales close al II o'clock, p. m.
Also-Sussex County Lottery, No. 81. Draw
ing comes per mail Sunday. Prizes: 50 0Oo,
1900, zoos, $685. 10 Of 400, 10 OF 200 40 Of 100,
&c. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets ST. 25-s shares
in proportion. Sales close al 5 o'clock, p. m.
Lotteries 10 he Drawn at Aiexandria Soon,
June 6lh-4O,000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 5000,
1857, 1000, 900, 1900, 100, 100 prizes Of 500,
&C. Tickets 10 dollars
June I0tn-Jersey City Lottery, Class N-3O,-
600 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1000, 5000, 2.2O5. 2
of 1000, 3 OF 800, 4 OF 1880, 20 OF 1000 &c
Tickets 10 dollars
June l3lh-Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 80
25 900 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1000, 1850, 800,
10 prizes Of 1000, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
June 20lh-Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. N-
so 600 dollars, &c. 900, 5000, 5000, 5000, 1858,
SO prizes Of 1000, 100 Of 500, &c. Tickets IL
dollars.
Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
frAll orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums of IS or more at this Office without
charge Address 10
CHAs. WORKMAN,
Nav % Richmond. Va.
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.y.F. word. lottery veEsder.

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND Posi-
OOrYIcE, RICHMOND, Virginia, soils Tickets in
all lotteries under the management OIL. q. Gregg
nv & Co., on the same terms that they are sold al
the Managers Office.
$4,000 DOLLARS
On Saturday, May 80, 1916, Alexandra Lotto
nv, Glass 81, will be drawn at Alexandria, d. c.,
containing The following Magnificent Prizes: !
Grand Capital of $4,000 Dollars l OF 10000, 2
of 10000, 3 of 1900, 2 of 5000, 2 OF $500, 4 of
2, 1888, 20 Of 2,OOO 20 of 1000, 90 Of 600, 40 Of
500, so of 300, 300 Of 300, &c. 10 number Lot
terry, IA drawn ballots. Tickets 10 dollars
halves So quarters 3 IS; eighlhs | ST.. A
Certificate OF Package OF % Whole Tickets
$50 dollars % halves 30 70 quarters IS; %
eighlhs p so.
Orders for tickets, addressed 10 the undersign-
ed, always come safe. Please address
]. F. WORD, Richmond.
EF Orders for Tickets and Shares and CeriiG-
Gates of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
(or smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent immediate
" after it is over to all who order from
]. F. WORD. Richmond Va.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets,
the postage Gas usual need mol be paid.
April %
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STATIONS Office,
MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TIE EN- tn
IN STREET..
LIE, althe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArroN's the man.
The SlN SAOS} Prize Er3IU

~ Whole Ticket Nos IL - 56 he Capital
Prize OF 10000 DOLLARS, in Leesburg Lotto
~. NJ. Is, drawn The Odd March, and sold by
STRATTON to one OF his city patrons, has
since been presented and cashed al STRAIT
TONS Prize Office.
Drawn numbers Of Delaware Lottery, No. A.,
May 9th:
go 70 IS Is 40 &C 35 II 10 81 81 GO.
Half, Nos 20 43 66, capital OF 5000, sold
and paid BY STRATTON
$4,000 SOLD BY STRATTON!
Drawn Nos. in Leesburg, Glass 20, May 4h
50 90 8 II 80 IS 70 10 SIS 40 Al % 69.
Ticket Nos. II IS 33, prize of 5000, sold
Yesterday 10 a most worthy and industrious citi.
zen, and was presented this morning, and The
cash paid at the counter by STIsATTON,
the all-prize seller.
Schemes for the Week.
Drawing receaved ercry day at o'clock, Z. H.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Friday -Monongaia, No. %. Capitals "a ],
600, 900, &c. rs Nos, ID drawn. Tickets 81
halves SO cts; quarters % CTS.
5000 Dollars! 1900 Dollars 1000 Dollars
Saturday-(Drawing received by Sundays
maiD-Sussex, Extra, No. 80. Capitals S.
600, 300 &C. IS Nos 10 drawn. Tickets
25; halves 60 CTS; quarters 81 CTS
$4,000 Dollars 10000! Got 10000 Dollars
Monday morning = Alexandria, No. 2l.-
Grand Capitals: $4,000, 10000, . of 10000
3 OF $500, 2 Of 5000, &c. IS Nos Ii drawn
Tickets SIS; halves7 50; quarters IS.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will bt
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent when re
ouested. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
Nav 25 Richmond. Va.
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THE VALUABLE FARM. CALLED
/" ~ I Ia "a lsa cottage,
EDR SAL L Az AIiCTION

'g,IIls valuable FARM, III" property Of the late Johu
II. Jennings VIII he sold AT auction at West
ham. the farm of William ID. SIMS, Esq, on WEB
SESDAY, TIE oath day Of June next, AT O'Clock, p.
M-mmediaiely after MIR. SIMS Farm sold. IL lies
OH James River, seven and half miles above Rich
mond, the canal passing through it-conains 6ls
of which $50 valuable low grounds. The up
land is of fine quality and ~ high state Of improve
ment. There this Farm about 200 OF htGci-
~ hm5ered lind, within three onlths Of a mile of the
canal well adapted 10 the culture OF tobacco.
The improvements consist Of a comfortable Dwelling
HOUSE, containing six rooms. and all necessary out
houses for farming poses There Is also an Orchard
of young fun trees.
IL Is deemed useless To say any thing respecting
this Farm persons disposed purchase Will doubt
less prefer the and Judge for themselves.
IL wit. he shown with pleasure by the overserr, Mr.
Howell Duuconi, or Mr.. Vim u. Jennings, living near
New Market, in The lower end OF Ilenrro
As tn sale i, Ia be- made for division among the
deYsees Of The late John II. Jennings, persons may at
tend the with the assurance that VIII positively
take place tciiou, any KIND efrescrrs.
The terms VIII he such suit the purclIaser-say
fourth cash. balance al one, two and three years
for bonds bearing interest, secured by trust deed
II the purchaser desire IL, he can be supplied with
every thing necessary 10 cultivate The farm. Posses
sion for seeding WHEAT Ia the Fall Will be- given, and
entire possession on the LIST January next
Nav l2-ctds w. GODDIS. Aurt
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a Valuable Estate
IN THE COUNTY UF
MARKET.

MARkEI.
AM anxious To sell either Il portion The whole of
L NV land unon the RAPID Anne River, in the couRy
ri Orange This Estate esteemed by those who
know il equal If SUPERIOR 10 any IN this region lis
assessed vauc IL high any III The county. This
Tract is Suppnsci 10 contain about G'D acres, and am
ilIiu. 10 -ril either III. whole 800 acres, without
the buildings; if divided, fun proportion "f timber
could bc allotted each part. Adjoining ihis last 200
,cr, there aIr also % IL very valuable iinbrfrd
land !, b;ch can he had. The Two united would form
most desirable Farm Owing To The excessive drought
of the past summer, nv lands do not press nj their
usual growth uf grass: yet their fine adaptation o eras,
IN all grain crops, and 10 tobacco, well known IN tins
vicinity There 20 of the richest low grounds,
and on one part Of this depostr from The river sui
Gent 10 enrich least an0 Its qualities have been
trsed with result altogether satisfactory. The dwell
ling on this Farm has been consumed By fire. but the
walls are still good and lie fully repaired nj cost
of 500 the contract price offered by an excellent work
man These walls are 81 feet by ~ feet two story.
with an excellent cellar The cost Of wood work must
depend upon It's execution. The timber, however, 10
abundant on the land, and There are Two saw Mils,
d.tantlr than nile. The coHtsuity of these Saw
Mll TWO Gri>r Mls iarse Fl0rfing Mil and flourish
ing Vnorn Factory, must add essentially Ia The con-
yenienrc and valGc of ih's Estate The location is
such that IL cannot bee made pi.s way. and ~ pccn
laIly removed from aGuo tancts Of all kind. The
tivrr has been s'Irv-yr.. and company now form
,u with illicring prospects Of opening naviga-
om his Farm 10 tdrii' k>hnre. and us distance
from Gordonsvllr Depot of Louisa Railroad - only ].
miles The buildings now standng excellent
Kitchen. with four rooms, a Meat House, Dairy,
large Framed Stable Barn. Corn and Tobacco Houses
and necessary Ne.rn Cabins. ! he t;aiden Is prcdgc
live and The Yurl beautiful with extensive noun
tain view My terms onehird cash. residue III one
and two wears, with without interest, as may BE-
agreed ms self aud the purchaser An unqurs
tonahle title will he conveyed
o,,n.- Nav I2-ctf c. c. MACON.
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN MARKET.

ON the 10Th day of June next, will Offer for sale, at
" public auction, my Estate In Nelson county, one OF
the most valuable properties In that region Of country
1t is situated ve miles below the Court House and
eight miles above New Market, on the James River
Canal The Tract contains 9lit acres more than hall
Of which Is in wood remarkably well timbered, and
very large portion Of il fine Tobacco land as any IN
a GOOD state of cultivation having been improved by
Tie usr Of plaster and cu:rT. Although situated among
mountains, this Tract lies remarkably WELL being as
level could be desired, with not my acres on the
mountain side steep for cultivation. There are
about one hundred acres Of Creek and Branch Hats,
most of which highly improved thaving been Kept
up as obacc0 lots.) capable of being converted into
good state OF cultiyation-is susceptible of division
into three -four farms eaclwell supplied with Inn
her and Astounding with fine springs of running water
The consist of an Uversecrs House, four
rooms; Negro Cabins, sufficient for the accommodation
Of forty slaves; a Ganary with Thrrshine Machine
attached; Cribs Stables aud Tobacco Barns sufficient
10 cure 80, 900 pounds Tobacco. will also sell, at
mostly young Mrn and Women also all the stock at
Horses Cattle, Sheep Hogs, &c; together with good
assortment of Farming Implements. Terms for The
whole will be made kuu%n on The day Of sale ANY
nnr drs,roin The mean lime "t haviDg iiHiher par
tcu,ars can address ne, Mr. William Gordon, al
Scntts Ferry, abemaTie county.
March a1-clda CHARLES CoChE
~ POSTPOSEMENT.-As siaii he unavoIdaby
absent from Virginia on the day above named. ana
compelled postpone the sale Of this property Tor one
monih-say 10 WEDNESDAY, 9Th day Of July, lsi6-
Al which time the sale will certainly take place. II fair,
# not on the neat fair day Should not have return.
ed I shall empower Mr. VIM. Gordon 10 act for me III
every respect as though were personally present.
NAV 29--ctIs III. tOChE.
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THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF FREsI
SPRING AND SUMNER
I'D Il u e. q @ I'D ).
ar NO. %. .M8LF STREET.

ar NO. %. .n3LF STREET..
WE would particularly invite the attention Of
w country friends and the public generally, To one
Of The largest and most varied assortnehs 10 be found
in thr city, which pledge ourselves To sell is low
any othrr establishment:
Elegant graduated Barge Robes
Embroidered white and cOlored Muslin Robes
Whith graduated 40 10.
omhre shaded Bareges
Paris BaZorines Of every style
Rich Orsandle Muslins
New style French Jaronets
New style French Migonclls
Splendid assortment of SILKS
Barge, Shetland and SIX shawIs
Rich white embroidered Grape 90.
Embroidered Lace Hermann and Barge Scarfs
a large assortment French embroidered Capes, Col
ars Chlinazetls and Sleeves
Great bar gains In Linen Canhilc iahuheicet5 from
N'"'S MouRNING GooDs-viz:
s Black Bazorines and Apacas
Super black Br anits
Black SUN striped Barrgcs
Black satin-siriped and plain ishZotihes
Half mourning Iaregts and SILKS
Bl1ck and while GinehaIns and Lawns
Danlask Table Cloths Diaper. ana Napkind
Bird Eye, IIuokaback and Russia Diapers
j. Linen Sheetinrs, very cheap
Heavy unaressed Irish Linens
GENrLEMEN's GOODS.
Super black and fancy French Cloths
DO do do do. Casslmeres
Summer Cassimerrs great variety
SPLENDID stock Linen Drillings
Very rich light SILK and Satin Festinys
sunsr hIark do do. do.
S,iper black embroidered Satin do.
I.,rlt embroidered Cashmareii do.
SlIpcr white and fancy Marseilles do.
Black French Drdp DE Etc
Summer Coanas ot all kinds
(,oIorrd bordered Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Beautiful assortment Cravats
ilandkerchirls. Gloves, Susperdsrs &c. &c.
Also a complete assortment OF Servants Clothing,
Gallon OZnabnrgs, Beached and Brown Shirllngs and
Saerllngs HurlapS, &c &c. &c
WARREN & FA3ISS,
May I5-cw3w No. 81, Main Street.
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E'..ssSf Sale.

by virtue Of "A Deed OF Trust, executed la tile sub
ID rcrbpr by John Iianey and Martha his wife,
brar0s date the 4h Of February las, and OF record
i'm the County oil Charlotte, for certain purposes
therein Inemoned shall proceed 10 sell Ia the highest
bidder for cash. FRIDAY the 29tb day OF May, Ieid,
~ the residence of the said laney, the following
named property The Tavern Tract Of Land, con
tanning 10 acres, less, with all The improve
nrnt- attached thereto, and one other Tract Of .bo
acre. i GOOD portion in original growth, aud good 10
ia, 81 ."....t .'-..s-- SCOT &c @"... hgsrtip.
lion: Horses. Cattle, Hogs and sheep, Plantation
Tools | Wagon; Caryali, Carriage and Harness;
one set Of Blacksmith Tools, llonsrhnli, Tavern and
Kltchen Furniture Shot Guns; aud the SAID tIaneys
Life Estate in three valuable Negroes also, his Interest
in the Estate of Isham Hnnry. deceased.
Nav s-cwtds AENER +. UASEY, Trustee.
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MERCHANDISE.
r. w. EpDs,s.lag,.

LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANT,
RESPECTFULLY informs The public, that lie has II
- ken an Office and Lumber Yard on the North side
Of the Basn hrtwern s aud 9th streets. T the pur
pose of conducting COMMISSION BUSINESS IN the
sale of LUMBER uf a = descriptions Ills Acquaintance
with the leading business men Of Richmond will ena
BILE him Ia make sales tn great advantage and he
pledges himself u make every eacrion, by punCtualiy
and attention 10 b>nrss TO give satisfaction 10 those
who may enrust him with bisncss-ind 10 merit n
share of public confidence May i5-cw3w+
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George w. seichards0Ra & Co.
SUCCESSORS
nNn IEN M'nnNi Ii co

GROCERS AND COMMISSION DIER
CHANTS,
Number 81 & 50 Bowiys Wharf, Baltimore, Maryland
GroR6E W RicHARpsoS,
JAMES NJ. CoNKY
rINENDER their services 10 the Farmers and Mer
chants generally, for the sale of all kinds of Grain
and oiher Produce.
Upwards Of twenty years experience. and co-pat
nrrs uf The late firm of WIN. MCDONALD y co.
Justify them IN assuring those who may favor then
with their cnnsignmenis The hiehe, going rates, ant
pr";rrt rrmit'ancrs.
Their commission all kinds or Grain i one cen
per bushol.
/, ,l;ii.,n,- Nav lg-cim
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LOTTERIES.
e. Burruss's Lottery OIice
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
IN Richmond, Virginia.

MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
~ Richmond, Virginia.
Friday-Pokomoke Lottery Glass 1906 Capt.
lals: $1,000 $500, 1900, ,O3O, &c. ~ Nos, ~
drawn. Whole tickets 2; halves |; quarters so
cents.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Glass 1877. $4,000
Capital. Whole tickets |; halves so c.; qrs Csc
Saturday-Pokomose Lottery, Glass l07. Ca
pitfalls: $4,000, 5000, 1000, &c. IS Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets 4-shares in proportion.
Also Delaware Lottery Glass 1879. $4,000
Capital. &c Nos. 10 drawn. Wholes $l-shares
in proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Lowest No. Prize $40.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No %, 10
be drawn at Wilmington, Del on Saturday May
30lh, 1916. IS Nos. u drawn ballots. Grand
Capitals: 10000 dollars, 10000 5000, 5000,
1000, 3,0O0 1898, 80 of 1000, &c. Tickets
$l2; halves 6; quarters 3.
Orders for packages, certificate of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, advertised
by Messrs. D. PAINE & CO., Managers, will
be promptly aud con6denlially attended TO- and The
drawings sent when requested, if addressedlo
C. BURRUSS,
May26 Richmond, Va.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, it has been represented to The
w Executive, that Thomas Levi Stone,
to,herwise called John c. HaTIls,) charged win
the commission of felony in the county Of
Monroe, in this State, has fled from lus!ice, and
is now going al large: Therefore, |, William
Smith, Governor Of the Commonwealth OF vir r,
enia, have though, proper 10 offer reward OF
One hundred dollars 10 any person. or persons,
win who will arrest and convey 10 The Jail Of Monroe
moreover require all officers both civil G and mill
tary, and reques, The people OF the Common,
wealth 10 use their best exertions 10 apprehend
and secure the said Thomas L. Stone, 50 that he
may be brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand, and under the lesser seal seal
of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
[ssAL.l fidh day OF May, in The year OF our Lord
eighteen hundred and forty-six, and OF
The Commonwealth The seventeen;
WIN. SMITH.
r. Stone is described as being II years OF
age: S feet 10 inches high; straight black hail;
swarihy complexion. MAY o-e"i"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE or THE ENGINEER
nl ~ Z, - nv

THUMBS q CdAHLEo ELLIO
March 2S-2m
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NEW AGRICULTURAL.
IMPLEMENT MANUFACTORY.

TINE subscribers, under the firm Of CARDWELL h
i WILSON, have upenrd shop on tenth, between
Main and Cary Streets irr the manufacture and sale al
Agricultural implements ~ PlnI.i-. fmiiivainrs
iarrows Coul;rrs, loi>- Powers, Ihrashng Machines,
Wheat FAIRS, Corn Shelters, straw cutters. &c, &c; To-
grlh.r wIh Flaircuiug PRESSES and Tobacco Work oi
all kinds aud they hope by strict attention To business
and Ia The character their work 10 merit and receive
share Of public patronage. All orders executed with
despatch, and on accommodating terms; and they also
manufacture and keep n good assortment Of Brooke
Fans and will sell reduced prices. Those IN want oil
work or any repairing Of The above description are re
spectnlly invited favor with call, If they want
10 save ten per cent. on the purchase.
We manufacture Geared Horse ,Powrrs, Of any size
wanr,l from two horse power either portable OF
staionary for Sl25. We shall manufacture Fox and
Borland's Staple Tooth Threshng Machine, IN good
STYLE; thu smallest size Cor $40 and Si5 We would
saw 10 those in want of Wheat Fans 10 call and esa-
mine for themselves before purchasing We make The
hest now use aud made of the hest materials, fnI Ss
$50 and S33. We a-n manufacture Parker's Iron
Cyindrr Steel Spring Corn Shelter, by hand horse
uowrr jnr 81 and sal We have very simple Straw
cutter -, proved 10 be the best IN Richmond
VIC warrant give satisfaction, sale. We have
Plough Casting, from New York and Richmond Foun.
dries, III nj! kinds. for sale. -
Ian GAHIltt fsIsis q WI
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ HtNCERY-EtscISIA:- AT Rules held IN The
Clerks Office of this Circuit Superior Court Of Law
AMI Chancery for Buckingham County, on Monday, The
i;h day Of May, lsi6
Abram alaXey, Plaintiff
against
Polly Burton, widow Of Benjamin Burton, deceased,
Nancy Burton, John Johnson aud Emily his wife, for
merry Emily Burton, William Debts and Mary y. his
wife, formerly Burton, Matilda Burton, Robert Burton,
Thomas Burton and Nathaniel Burton, Defe ndants.
IN" defendant, Nathaniel Burton, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according To the
act of Assembly and iis rules of this Cour, and ap-
pearing by fctory evidence thai he is not III inha-
Infant Of this county il il ordered, that the said absent
defendant do appear the rules br holden for the
said Court the first Monday August next aud an
swer The hl Of the plaintiff; and that n copy Of this
order be forthwith Inserted newspaper publish
"a III The City of Richmond for
- and posted at the font door Of the Court House of
this comfy
Copy. Tesie, Il ELDIlDGE, C. csc.
Nav I1-vSw