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LAND NEAR BUCKINGHAM COURT

l
ny yiruc Of a Deed Of Trus; executed BY Dr. James
ID Austin and WIFE, for Inc purpose OF securing tbr
~, ~ debt 10 George Booker. as Executor Of
,.rl !nn.s deceased, which deed bears date The 10th
Az II angus le.2 and has been duly admitted 10 re-
sofd in The Clerks o:.c- Of Buckingham county the
no.ysinea Trustees viii Offer for SAFE 70 the highest
Lidi.r FOR cash Oh the PREMISES, on SATURDAY., The
Igth d.y ii september II fair and, IT not, the next
IA, a,y thereafter, sunday excepted, the well known
,nJ vaiuahir frari of Land on which Dr. Austin nov
,-.,aes The Tract contains three hundred and oFiy-
u. ac,es Of which ahaut hundred are Slate River
low rotnd- garded very fine. The houses ae com
modis and in good repair and the land in good condi-
ian. IL Is situated within two miles Of buckingham
CONT house, and 10 OF The beet n.ighhorloods In
y,,g,i, JOHN w. HASRtNS, r,u,,ss.
iniv ,7-cw2m ROLFE ELDRiDGE,
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SANDS SAHsAPARILL

This medicine has, ~ IL "wn m'rii> established 2
h. rh rcpurajion and continues 10 nrtt with increased
favor daily. young gentleman ~ our acquaintance,
" 10 has brrn tor long time suffering from SCROLL
iu,s hunor has been eay hencited by using one or
Two hoiie. aud j. confident that, ny continuing u use
lur short Time II will effect permanent cure Those
who are in any way afflicted with lnm0rs, ulcers, pull
inunary complaints n arrangement OF the digestive
organs, will find Immediate relief by using few bot
ties Of this potent medicine
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of
its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, winch
may lie obtained Of agents gratis.
YJ- Prepared and sold, wholesale and reta and Tor
expectations, by a. D. {. ID. SANDS, Druggists and
Chemists Granite Buildings, No. 3D. Broadway, corner
Of Chambers street. New York. Sold, also, by DUNAL
& PURCELL Agents, Main street, Richmond, Va
Prize. 81 per bottle, or sx hotties for So July ~
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THE Female School 1t Pine Forest, my residence,
will he continued year unger, under the IN
-rrucr Of Miss eann, commencing the :r.t day at
september next. All tie branches III usual English
Education, together win the French Language and Mn
sic On The Piano, VIII br taught Three or four nlnre
b. riders would he received into M family al the prices
heretofore advertised.
ar Nv address IL Lewis Store. Spotisylvania
jniy l7-cwbw ELLIOTT DEJARNETTE.
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TO GEORGE PACE AND EDWIN PACE

TO GEORGE PACE AND EDWIN PACE.
xToU are hereby notified that al the last April term
Y n The Circui, Superior Court Of The county Of
Prince George, decree was p!oaonsod IN me case Of
, ~, riIui,r i an est,act: That the plaintiffs,
George and Edwin Pace shall appear BY The next oeio
Der term OF this Court, and claim ther nteIesl 10 we
Estate Of The Testaior," lJos. ansv osc,,v.Ir >
same VIZ r K MEADE, Com-rs.
Ill, n ,wsw THoS II. DANIEL.
NJ The papers in New Orleans and Galveston %ou'a
do an act oil Kindness 10 give the ABOVE al
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RAWLEY SPRINGS.

J,liIS watering place, situated Twelve miles West of
tarrisonhnre, IN The county of Rockingham, l. now
open for the reception o company. Beng The strongest
and parcst cfaly brc in This county, IL is famous Tor
Dyspepsia Liver und DfnpSiCaI complaints, Scroinll
Teller ScaIdhead ana all eptIonS II The sam ana III
Of long standing, and for female diseases Il i III
aIiibr.
~ For further particulars, SEE handbllls.
JuIy lO-ctls,Au. SITES, MILLER < FRYE.
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TWEYTY DOII-ARS REWARD

I WILL. pay the above reward for the apprehension
i and de!I:ery TO me-. the confinement III JAIL
thar get him, my MARTIN who eu my Farm,
near Johnson's Springs, Gnorhand county, about the
first of May lie is about feet high. dark Mulao,
square shoulders about II years old, ana speaks quick
wien spoken spell, and read !itIlr. tie has
WIFE Al Mr.. David Anderson's Farm, Yanceyville,
in Louisa county. CHARLES FORD.
July lU-cWtf
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Rigger's Prize Office.

TINE subscriber has taken the stand formerly occu-
j pied by Mr.. C. b. LUCK, and Will continue the
sale oftickcts in all lotteries under the popular manage
ment OF Messrs d. PAINE 4 co. He solicits call
from his friends and adventures Persons in the cann
ty win have their orders promptly and confdentiay
attended 10. if addressed to JOHN ID. BIGGER,
Richmond, Virginia
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
1892, 900! 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 81, to be
drawn on Saturday, August l. 1886, at wilmington
Delaware. rs Nos, 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals
Io000 $50
s'o00 % 1850
5000 90 600
&c. &C.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so.
$4,000 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. %, to be
drawn on Saturday, Aug ab, 1885, at Wilmington, De-
laware &C Nos. IL drawn.
casir.Ls. mn
1000 90 500
g 33l0 % 400
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so.
~ Orders for tickets in the above. In any lottery
advertised in another column by D. PAINE &c Co., Ma
nagcrs Of lotteries will be promptly attended to, ad-
dressed to JOHN B. BIGGER, Richmond, va.
July 27
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TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF

nNE who processes 10 understand both the manage
" ment of tobacco and crops of grain, aud who has
had many years experience on lanes River Farm,
wishes t. obtain n situation manager On some good
Estate Reference may hc made 10 Mr. David Bridges,
OF tlr firm OF Bridges, Mckinney & CO., Richmond
I,,t,. ~ Al
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MR.. JOHN n. ANDREws-sr: You hein. non
lfH resident Of this Commonwealth, take this me
ma N notify you that on the 18th day Of september
-, :, mo ,,,y.,lnn house IN the county of Hanover
and state II Virginia mall tas~ the deposition o.
Rrnbn Nrrkois, TO be read a evidence IN SUI. N
Canncery, depeadin: IN the 'ifcn. superior 'ouI, ~
-. and t,hancery l,r Hanover county, wherein au
niantf ana you ar defendant II rom any cause t'e
doosition he mol TAKEN In; day, II VII hr fasen the
next day, sonn thereafter q cue esus " "'"' "
-. !, l.. ,euoy.d Yours. &c.
'". -, !. "A "a 'cr,a. STEPHEN T. PULLIAM.
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To JOHN Il. WATKINS: ,.,
YOU viii please take NOTICE, that shall on the ian
i and ISM day. oil September, lsi6, IN Farmville
p;oea ra,yard in The counting room Of L. H. Banks
dale & Brother take the dispositions OF Nathaniel y
Price and others, to be read As evidence In sun nov
depending IN the Circuit superior Court OF Law anf
rhnncerv for the county of Charlotte, IN which ar
n,aintlf and Won and others arc defendants
July l0-cwew M1Hnob H. L'ii-'.
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BY strange mistake 10 the country Enquirer
of Tuesday, on the FIRST page the caption runs,
Speech of Mr.. Hunicr, continued from fourth
page" 1t should have been "Speech OF Mr.. HUI
b0rd ~ &c
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VALUABLE PROPERTY, NEAR FIRE.
DERIEKSRIlRG ElR SALE

DERlCKSBURG, FOR SALE.
DT virtue OF the authority vested in me by The
d Will of The late James McKildoe, aud rur-
suap, thereto, shall Offer for SALE on SATUR-
DAY, The Isl day Of August, 1876, that desirable
and valuable Tract OF Land called "a URN"
about four miles from Fredericksburg, and one
mile from the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
lomac Railroad on which the said Mchldoe re-
sided at the time OF his death. The said Iract
contains about 500 ACRES, and will be sold
altogether, or in different parcels, as may best
meet the views of those disposed 10 purchase
The improvements upon The said tract con-
sist OF large and commodous Dwelling House,
and all The necessary out-houses recently erect
dand added 10, al great expense, oy lhe lale pro-
prie,or, whose ample means enabled him 10 col
lect around him every thing that could conduce
10 convenience or comfort, and being in thorough
repair render the situation altogether one oil me
most desirable residences in The country. 10
gentlemen especially residing in Tue lower coun-
ties OF the State and DESTROYS OF providing loT
themselves and their families an agreeable and
healthlul retreat during the summer and iai
months, such an opportunity is rarely presented
The Terms, which will be very accommodating
will be made known al The sale. 4tprcsent II IS
deemed sufficient to state, that liberal credit
will be extended 10 The purchaser, The purchase
money being satisfactorily secured and interest
paid. The sale will be made on the premises.
Al The same time and place, The undersigned
will sell the Slaves, portion Of the Furniture,
the Horses, Cattle, Stock, Plantation Utensils,
Crops, &C., belonging 10 said Estate
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
Executor Of James McKildoe, dec.
Jnlv l5-ditSctd
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DACON.-IOO00 600 lbs. Todd's Superior Family
y Bacon receiving and for sale in lois 10 sui
purchasers BY
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TO THE FARMERS OF LOWER VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAROLINA.

NOKTH CAROLlNh.
TNEIE undersigned being conveniently located
j in the brick Warehouse recently erected on
the margin OF the Richmond Dock, offer their
services 10 the Farmers OF Lower Virginia and
North Carolina for The sale Of their crops oil
Wheat and Corn. They will give particular al
cn,on 10 this business in future, and their
charge OF Commission, on all sales Of Grain,
will be the same as made in The Baltimore mark
ct, viz-one cent per bushel. We have album
dance OF room, and will store Grain, when desi-
rable, on very moderate terms. - ~
JNO. A. LANCASTER & co.
lime 15-3taWSW
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AUCTION SALES.
TAVERN AT BUCKINGHAM COURT

II IhS ~ bUChlNGI1hbI YUM
HOUSE FOR SALE.
IN my own r:hl, and agent for John Hand shall
SELL Al pubic auction, II buckingham Courthouse,
"n The lii day OF September NEXT on credit of one,
Two and three years, The Tavern, &e II tht place,
now IN the occupancy of Mr. Chocksiy. Possession
viii b. given on The Ist Jinuary
IL, from any cause, sale cannot be made, II will be
rented cut fur the ensuing year.
July T-cntds WM. G. UNERTON.
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ssy Last Evenings Mail.

A letter from the While Sulphur Springs, writ
Ten on Monday, says lhat there was an agreeable
company about 200 visiIers, aud in len or twelve
DAYS the number will probably be doubled
There vii! still he apIeniy Of room, &c.
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NOIlCl.

THE Amelia sulphur Springs is now open FOR the re-
i cepiion Of vi.iers. The Proprietor promises 10
spare pains 10 please all those who may be good
enough 10 palronisr the Establishment.
MILLER s; S0UTllAL1.,
Trustees per Francis A. Wilson, Agent.
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ITO JOHN u. WaTKINS.-Sir: You will take no
lice, that shall, the lst aud end days Of Sep
tcmher, 1876, in the Storehnnse Of aessrs. Barksdnlf
& Brother, in the town Of Farmvllle, Prince Edward
county, Virginia, between the hours Of O'Clock A. A.
and O'Clock P NJ of said days, proceed TO take Tie
dispositions OF Nathaniel d. Price and Others 10 he read
as evidence in sui, now depending in the Circuit Su-
peror Court Of Law and chancery for the County 81
Charlotte in which you and others def ndantS aud
am plaintiff MCNROE H. FLlPflN.
July 3I-cwiW
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MECKLENBURG LAND FOX SALE.

THE subscriber having determined TO remove from
the State. offers his Land for safe wherein he
resides containing four hundred and eighteen acres, ~
ne in the neghbOrhood Of Lomha dy Grove four mites
North of the Roanoke river. This land j. I'LL in hich
state Of and - not 10 he surpassed by any
lligl land tract IN this county. Onrhird IN original
third IN pine timber, ana the balance cleared and
in GOOD heau. In lies in the fork of Flat and Evans
Creek a large portion low grounds we'll adapted II
the growth Of wheat corn tobacco. oats &c. ANY per-
son wishing purchase buy good bargain hy a-
premises. WILLIAM I. EZELL.
July Jl--cst
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4 DESIRABLE ESTATE For SALE.

II Ell u u ~ = 1 Il
rslE subscriber offers sale the Estate lying near
i Prince Edward Court House known as Springfield.
The Tract oi Land contains o00 acres very far pro-
portion at which consists ii excellent w0ad land and
luw grounds Il large quantity oi improved high land,
with good buildings, and all necessary improvements
Tor comfortable residence. II l. situated within one
mile Of Prince Edward Cont House, two miles from
Ialnpien Sidney College and seven miles from Farm
VILE These places furnish constant and excellent
aI ket for all af productions There IL place IN
Virginia entirely healthy and no society superior
in intelligence and morality Ia that IN It's immediate VI
cnty. IT. nearn-s- 10 The Court House and College.
aph superior facilities for education. There are Two
ilnursns female schools, and male school, al the
CoDrt ilots-.
The Ovrrserr VIII -hcsv the premises 10 any person
wishing Ia see them. Persons listing "a purchase. VIII
address The subscriber Fafnyllir, FRINGE edward
county, Virginia
and the residue and two yr!>. rof r deferred
IA, ncn,s bond and security vii hr required
GiiAS. CAHRINGTUN.
u. -. LII.
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The citizens Of Petersburg have subscribed 30C
dollars, in addition TO the reward already offered
for the arrest OF Epes, the murderer Of Muir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31

The news Of The passage q The Tariff hill
came upon our citizens quite unexpectedly this
morning, being published in al the morning pa
pers II was received with loy BY many, and By
others with regret But, on The whole, ii has mol
produced so great sensation as we expected.
Stocks are ahoutthc same as they were day before
yesterday. though l.le down from The prices Of
Yesterday forenoon, when il was understood The
bill would be defeated The iancies are from l
10 y lower; though higher than they were in the
afternoon, when the passage The bill was brut-
edbut no! known. The fucluaiion is less than is
often caused by mere speculation or idle rumor.
m Y jour. Conn., Jnty2
In voting thus, (says the Philadelphia Key
stonc,) Mi Dallas has been true 10 public expec-
aiiorl- to his pledged lai,h-'o The published doc
times OF The parry, by which alone he was elect
led, and 10 The position he occupied as ne Senator
Of the whole nation and not one Of Pennsylva-
mia merely.
"lray, Blanche and Sweetheart" will be out
rpon him IN full cry: all this, We trust, he can
bea! with comPlacency, il mol with preference,
over such enjoyment as indiscrimnae praise,
obtained by lalsifed pledges, would have given
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aW NOTICE,

LAW NOTICE.
CHRISTOPHER c. SCOTT and ABNER 4. slll n
l. n,actice law in partnership, under me nrtn Oh
scoIr & SriIn in all the Courts oil Law ana I9u's ~
% az Office al Camden, washita county, Arkansas.
Fab lc-cly
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STAYED or STOLEN,

- From the subscriber. Amelia Court
kS1-N house, daih hay MARE, aht'nt -four ient II
GSA or II inches higii, between five and twen',
A-i-years Old-exac, age rot known; n" inah
recolieced. Any information addressed 10 The subsci
Ger, Amelia Court house, Va will be Thankfully re
ceived WIN. II. BOOKER, in.
July 2S-c2t
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NOTICE.

TWO vacancies among the Stare Cadets Of the Virci-
L MIA Military Institute, from the grand division DO
the head of tide water and The Blue Ridge, have
occurred since the LIST Of July. Applications fill these
vacancies will be received until The LIST Of september
next BY order oi the Visitors.
Ink 0I-c6t F. H. SMITH Suu't.
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w. Turpin's Lottery Office,
MO. IOa MAIN STREET, Richmoad Vir-

~ gina.
j. g. GRE ORY s CO., MANAGERS
w. P. TTRPtN, VENDER.
AUGUST, l8i6-30000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Glass 80 for 1876 be drawn At
Alexandria, August LIST, 1896
IS Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots
Splendid Scheme;
prize of s9 80 S0S M prize oil 5000 oUo
5000 &C. &c.
TcL.. q m halves s: quarters 2 So Certificates OF
p,ck.ce. of IS whole Tickets $780, 25 halves co. Is
quarters 3d.
100000 DOLLARS
In four Prizes Of q, 900 DOLLARS each
Alexandria Lottery Glass 81 for 1885, to be drawn al
Alexandria August 9Th, 1886.
T5 Number Iottery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Prizes:
P''..s'' " IN mn 1000
q suOu 80 ] QUO
:. on0 5n 500
Tickets SIS; halves II; quarters g. Certificates Of
packages of 26 whole tickets $780, 26 halves %; 20
quarters AZ 50.
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates oil
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, Tor smaller
ones that are drawn every day in the week enclosing
cash OF prize Tickets will receive the most prompt al
tention and official account of each drawing sent
Immediately after is all who order from Turpn
Remittances received free If postage. Drawings Tor
warded, when requested, as soon rs received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements.
Jnly 70 w. P. TURPIN.
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LAND FOp SALE

I OFFER for sale my Land In the County Of Louisa,
situated four miles North West OF the Court liousr,
and three East Of Treylian's Depot, the Louisa
Railroad. Tie Tract contains 59s! acres more than
half il in original growth al pune, and Other timber
suitable for railroad, aud building purposes There
is n large proportion o white OAK and heart pine with
i'm one mile of Tie railroad The above land l. well
watcred Nv excellent springs, and Gold Mine Crrek;
upon winch! and the said land there Is good saw
Nii. There is asoa good Dwelling House, witn sia
rntis, Ice House, aud III necessary untluG-es, all Of
which II The above Land l. previous y
orcfwsr disposed ol, II viii bs sold pubic aIction
To the CHEST bidder on FRIDAY, The 2sl day Of Au
glisl neat.
Term. :-0nethir IN the if- day ol January, lsl7
al whrh Time possession Wii br gwen: the balance IN
and Two years Tie purchaser ..yin. bond and -a;i
factory sscniy, with !i- upon The land for liz defer
I'D pal ments IL Il thought that timber enough might
be gniten the above land year pay tor II.
Jruc lg-cy-,ds iIiOS. e. THOMPSON.
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR
SALE

THE subscriber. intending To remnre TO the South
i Will sell the Estate which lie resides, called
NEWSSTAND. in the lower end of The county al
Cumberland. near The Town at tar-I-slir, III James
River IL contains sS acres, of which 80 acres are IL
Yer low grounds o first quality Tie high lahd lies ~
well, or PROBABLY better, Than the river: II
slopes most ad.anaecogsiy IL The South, and s
ai e>tr-mr,, equal 10 any this src,0a .. the stale,
aud portion highly improved. The society Of the
ht istofhnod Is intelligent ant agreeable Tie i'm
consist OF Il .Irse dwelling hose. handsome ami c"m
vcnient witi beautiful yard aGd GARDEN s'ell enclosed,
AMI all The necessary bindings for such An establish
mcEt. The ont buildings are OF Tie best kind-ihc
biir" Lut lai year. with rock basement and contains a
ilresh. nilchine ii great power the tobacco houses,
stables, ana houses for the negroes are al GOOD IL Is
thought unnecessary 10 say mere 81 ihe advantage al
situation and qualify ii the SOL ul THIS Estate, rs i
PRESUMED purchaser would examine u carefully tor
hn--ifbni tie subscriber will add, that, 10 person
wishing To pucla-e estate for residence, II Is sell
dom such an is offered The distance Ia Richmond
Is 10 miles by the canal rordng easy ard cheap Trans
porration for travel and produce
The subscriber has two smaller Tracts Of Landone
containing $40 acres, within half mile ot the New
stead Estdr-the other leo acres, distant mile aud i
half, bon having on them abundant supply ni TIM
her, which will lie sold with this estate or not, may
best suit purchaser.
The subscriber wishes 10 sell, and those who may
wish purchase are assured thai r VIII not demand
than the far value Of such property lie VIII he
ii any time ready Ia show the property 10 those Who
nay call IN him v ith the view Of purchasing.
June l9-cwouI ED. j. cARRlNGTOS.
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MAMA EEp ~ & MN u

T WISH 10 employ, for The ensuing year, Manager
acquainted win liz cultivation of Tobacco.
yonn. man. viii small family, | prefer. Address
mr. Subjects Tavern Post Office
july 2s-cGt DAVID McClN.
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MISCELL ANGUS.
George w. Richardson's & 90.

0O1AsI4soOAo
TO WIN. MCDONALD 81 CO.,
GROCERS IND CONHISSIOH MER-
CHANTS,
Number ~ & - Bowiy'S Wharf, Baltimore, Maryland.
GEORGE w RIcH,Epsoa.
JAMES M'GoSkf.
TENDER their services 10 the Farmers ana Mrr-
chants generally for the sale Ct all KINDS OF tram,
and other Produce.
Upwards Of twenty years experience asclerks anu CO.
partner Of the late firm Of WIN Mcll6A AID 60.
Justify them in assuring those who may favor them
with their consgnmen:s, the highest going rates, and
prompt renltrances
Their commissions NIL kinds Of Grain Il one cent
per bushei.
Baltimore, May l9-cim
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