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sT4RorTHE EAST. AND STAR OF TnEsouTu.

WILL. send these horses round once after the sea
l son Is out and nv The 18th Juy-the season being
ont the Isl July star II the Scuth WIN WISH bhchi
nam Courr.fonse commencing Fall season, aud stay
IN th- county one OF tyo dass-hfnrr 10 Charlotte amt
Prince Edward ccun,es-ard circle around The centre
of Prince Edward county ten m-s distance M n-af
lie md of the xe.a al ib- thfi Monday. Ihty ".ii
yist Cumberland Cngrl h";i.- the fourth Mnnda: -
The iirs, Monday in August iiey VIII WISH alhemals-
second Monday, Inuisa-hifd Monday 'o"'h'aha- =
lin the two lat counties h. srndst y, Dnneanfh tit
= sn,snaiL sci nj coltsI-forrlh Monday, FIyanna-
Is, Monday in September, Ab-mar!e aca!n-thifd Lou
sa asain-founh, Fiuvanna again In tie month o.
October they will be IN tht connues ., nen u. -,
u.nors, ,yb.,e thev aav Star OF the East and the
South was no, BON, hut Star Of the West was
After which If not sold. or sent TO the WESTINGHOUSE
of Nashville or Huntsville an"her year. W me .prne
they NAV be.iepe the city Of Richmond or the towns
Of Charlottesville or Farmvle, a the case may BE-
June 96-ctf
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PHILADELPHIA, June A-9. P. Nj.
The amount of subscription 10 the stock of the
Central Railroad Company, from this city to Pitts
burg. has to-day been increased to half million.
So you see our citizens are not frightened yet by
| The ConnelsYille project.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

MY Man RANDALL absconded from my Plantation
wi on Hardware River, near ScnusvilIe, on THURS
DAY last thr llth May Randall is IS 10 years old,
yellow comp.e Iion bashy head; has impeachment
his spprch and downcast look; about ) feet or :
inches high missed The same day Yellow Mare,
Saddle and Bride, and suppose he rode her or I
think il likely he aiming for Free State The above
reward of twenty dollars wi be paid for apprehen
sion and delivery Of said boy to me- him in
iai,, 20 get him again. DANIEL L. LEWIS.
scotlsvIllr Va June 70, lSi6-c3w
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~ observation-disclosures "A, Rule. hid in me
j C,pfk'- Office Of the Circuit Superior Court n Law
and cnance,y for Buckingham County, On Monday, tle
4ih day Of May, lsit:
Abram Nancy, Plaintiff
against
Polly Burton, widow Of Benjamin Burton, deeea,ed
Nancy Burton, John Johnson ard Emily his VIE, for
merry Emily Burton, William nohas ard Mary \. Ills
wife formerly Burton Matilda Burton, Rober, Burton,
Thomas Burton and Nathaniel Burton, Defendants.
The defendant, Nathaniel Burton, not having enter
ed his appearance and gwen security according n m.
act &c Assembly and the rules Of this Court and II ap
nearing by satisfactory evidence that he - mt IN hha
ttani Of this country his ordered, that the -aid absent
defendant do appear at The rules 70 ne holden Tor The
sa,d Cour, on the FIRST Monday in August n-It and an
.wer The bin of The plaintiff, and that copy u this
order be forthwith inserted IN newspaper publish
ed in tho City of Richmond !or TWO noni-
H. and posted al the front doof Of tie Cou House u
this county.
Jrv I5-p2u
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by Last Evenings Mail.

THE OREGON TREATY.-This impor-
taut instrument, duly signed by the President and
ratified by the Senate, will be carried to England by
The steamer Great Western, which left New York
Yesterday
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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, near the Phy-ic
N springs. in the county of Buckingham. about III.
first OF May, lsfG, thrre Negro Men, HARRISON
WOODSOS and JEFFREY. I wi 2iy the above
ward for said three Negroes If of the Stale
and delivered 10 me; or unr hundred dollars for either
OF them If taken and delivered; fity dollar. for
each or any Of them, II taken in the State Of Viz
gna and delivered 10 ne, or secured in jail, :" tha,
gel them. HARRISON is a mGlaiio. about SIX feet
nigh stout well made and about twenty-five years OF
are; speaks very bold hen spoken 10;
bered positivrly hut probably small one above
eve. NO0nSON is black man, not quite so tall a.
Harrison but about thu age marks SCARF re-
memtered. JEFFREY j. also black about the same
height as Harrison, and the Il i possible
thai lh-s, Negroes have trrn induced 10 leave y
some whir. a n and aided In getting state,
taken to The South and disposed ii.
II. y. SMITH,
Excrro. Of william ]. B.rrymaii, deceased.
Id Inns
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MISCELLANEOUS
Thomas webster, Jr..

LATE OF THE FIRM OF
r u d ID A G. III & w T. b ) L l. II i,
II EGS leave 10 announce that he has commenced,
- on his own account, the
TOBACCO COMMISSION BUSINESS,
al No. 81, South Front Street, 'aiSoddptia.
REFERS to WIN Richardson i Go, y. I.:nni. L
Co., Richards n Bi>pham Fla I, itolnrshcad q 90.
Reilly Smith, y. y. mrCrrdy Co., Bev.n 6, Hum.
phrirs, Jacob Shape K Co. Dailcii Brothers, Nj
son < Kirkland. Robert St.rn X Co, 1 ( T. Sparks
Jr., Philadelphia; Knklnnd Chase & Co., :. & bonn
q Brother A. Buckwaitrf a. Co., Baltimore, In Bots :.
Vanderwoit Ven York; John Enaers Esd James Fish
er, Jr., Esq, William Grcamer son, Richmond ra.;
McEnery {. McCullock, John Ruw!e, Esq P.ier.5urr,
ia. June I|-clm
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BARBOURsyILLE ACADEMY.

THE subscriber will open Academy in the rillag.
of i'arbonrsvi!!e Orange county, on the Isl Of Au
gust next, in which Will be taught The Ancient Ian
euaces, Mathematics. and all the English hranchr.
comprised IN liberal education In addition 10 the
usual duties, there will be weekly exercise, alter
Eately, IN Composition and Defamation.
The year will he dIvi.ed into two sessions If five
months and no scholar will be- admitted for less than
hall session.
The subscriber has employed assistant sradu.
ATE of one Of the first Colleges III New England, who
furnishes the highrs: testimonials of qualification and
Of character.
Parents who may paronise this School may rest as.
sured that pains VIII be spared TO give proper di.
rcction 10 the morals Of their sons.
The subscriber viii receive into his family, board
ers, eight or Ten young gentlemen.
TERMS, PER SESSION.
Board and Tuition, $50 90
Tuition in Languages and Mathematics, is 90
Mathematics and English, IL ~
English, 10 "
Ry,renc,,.-James e. Newman and b. j. Barbour.
E-q-., ID. James L. Jones, of Orange county.
Address afhcnFS:il-, Orange comfy. Va.
June 9--ctlAuz EDWn. J. WILLIS
BOTETOURT SPRINGS SEMINARY.
FNliiS Institution, under ;s- direction Of Charles j.
4 Cooke, a. PRINCIPAL, and G.. w. leitwich rs assist
sni ,cararr in Mul- Department and Mr.. Le.iwch
In the r-na- Department. VIII be- opened July 1T.
The course Of study will be "a follows
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Reading, Wiring, English Grammar, Geography,
Arithmetic and Modern History.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
LATIN L,r6UaGE Grammar, Reader, Cesar, Sal
lust, Virgil, Cicero's Oraticns, Horace and Lyy.
GarrK LAsGr.Gr-Grammar, Reader, Testament,
xenophon's Anabass and Homer.
MATHEMATICS .>o PHILOSOPHY Algebra, Plain and
Solid Geometry, Surveying, Plain and Spherical Igo
nym-try and Analytics, Oimstead's Philosophy, and
Jones' Chemistry.
The session viii commence on the LIST of July. and
close on the 1t of May ensuing. students request
ed 10 present the rst day Of the session. a exer
cises Will commerce. on lh;t day.
Fur the session Of ten mnnr-Fo Board, including diet,
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The barque Montgomery, Captain Davis,
sailed from Fortress Monroe on Tuesday last for
Point Isabel, with United States troops on board,
under command Of Major Gardner.
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NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY.

THE subscribers, under the firm Of cARbwELL
Nj, and ayv Streets for the manufacture and sale OF
AsrenItura ImpIements-such as Piouehs cnItlyaoIs'
Hsnows Coulters Horse Powers, Thrashine Machines
Wheat Fans Corn Shelters Straw Cutters, &C, &c; To-
eether with Flatlening Presses, ana Tobacco "1.a u
ali knds and they hope by strict attention 10 business
and 10 The character Of their work to merit and rseeve
shnrs NJ public patronage. All orders executed " I'm
dna,rb and IN accommodating terms; and they also
marufsc,,rs and keep good assortment Of Brooke :
IN ana vii, s.,l al reduced prices Those IL want OF
work or any repai.nsc d The above description are re-
specuui!y invited 10 favor u, Win : ei'', u NV
N ave i'm pcr cert. on the purchase
We mannf.r,ure cea'sd Horse Pomers Of any sEr
,aned from go 10 horse power, :. her portable o.,
s,s,jor,,v for sla5 We shall Manufacture Fox ana
Borand's Staple Tooth Threshins Aa.hloe ~ soIG
"a, 10 those in WANT Wheat Fans, to call and eva
MINE for themselves before purchasing We make W.
hes, now in use and made Of the best materials FOR
sao and S3 We also manufacture Parkers Iron
Cxnder SterI Spring Corn Shelter by hand or hofse
power for So and ga W. have very smp,g
~ !, IN give satisfaction, no sale. We have
PIoush Casting. from New York and Richmond foun-
dries, Of al! kinds, for SAFE, ,n,,,ry, :. VII SON
La Iahb Li-i< - =
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Usr ni Piano.
Half payable IN advance.
Parents and Guardians referred 10 the follow l.
t'-man:
Rev Jo.. =. Tyler, Principal Of The Deaf and Dumb
institution, iirrJamn Crawford, ESd-, jas. ADDISON
Cochran Ed Hon i. g. Baldwin, md Hon.
Lucas =. THOMPSON. s'anton Gei. : H. Lewis, Part
Rcpu5'te, ROc.ngassa 0ga'y lion. Dnri Sath Hor.
rLoa:,lrr lion J"hn Tay.ce Lo,aa., FURNISHING
From the manner which all the abo:e gentlemen
have themselves, with regard 70 her School,
MIR. Shesry p-esumes that either of them would ne
nesatngy give her, II desired, an expression nt his
opinion the form OF "A trstmonal; but as Judge
Smith aud General Lewis have had better opportunity
If Judging OF - character than any one OF thr others,
ste deems then testimony sufficient for the present &c
ca5ion -.
..liaynr had Two daughters educated At ha'orama,
and thlrJ now there, can. with The greatert conn
d-ncr speak of the merits OF TIL, school The literary
eaarn-E ofthis IN my Judgment guile equal 10 that
any other Scoo! Institution for the education OF
ynGn. ladies that have nnown hui u = IN that
department IN which many Institutions II the alni are
90 Detective that consider the peculiar excellence Of
TINS Ia consist, for here ih- stuctest attention and IN
the s.nae- possible manner i paid To the manners,
habits health, comfort, and n the religious Instruction
ri The pupils. In short, whilst believe tlrr- few
20 n.gaafed TOR hr duties the have assumed, there
can b- ho VIII more faithfully and coascientini-
" discharge them than Mrs Shelley and her n.htrfe.
al.ewi>inn, March 18Th, ic4G = II LESiS."
"fiavins the above certificate Of General : H..
Lewis recommendation Of tie School NJ kalorima,
by Mrs. Shrfey and her daughters, take great plea
in saying. that concur in the above statement IN
every particular. From my long acquaintance with
those ladies', and my knowledge Of The School under
IT, former OrganizatIon hayng had Two daughters ecn-
Gated there, can, with the utmost confidence, recon-
mend any institution conducted by them 10 tie patron
age III rh- public DANL. SMITH"
TI,,ri-onbu,n Va March "a l-is-rT
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r LIVERPOOL FINE AND GROUND
II ALUM sALT.-3,000 sacks Liverpool
Blown Salt.
1000 sacks Ground Alum Salt.
Cargo Of ship Macedonia" from Liverpool
For sale by JNO. A LANCASTER d co.
June l5-wsw
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OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM THE ARMY.
We have been permitted, (says The Union,) to
lay before our readers the following extracts from
the last official dispatches Of General Taylor,
which have been received at the War Depart
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SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEP

SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK.
Friday-Pokomoke Lottery Class l26. Capt.
tails: IS coo, 1900, 1900, 1865, 10 Of 800, &c
IS numbers, ard II drawn. Whole Tickets =
halves l.; quarters soc.
Also, the Dollar Loilery-3,o00 dollars, 49,
81, &c. IS Nos. Ii drawn.
Sa,urdav-Pokomoke Lottery, Clas, l27. Ca
pitals: $4,000, 1000, 5000, 1000, 800, &c
% numbers, - drawn. Whole Tickets 1; halves
?; quarters |.
Sundays mail.) the Dollar Louery again. Ca
pitals $4,000, 1000, 435, 3 of 200, &c. &C num-
bcrs, l | drawn.
Tickets and shares for sale in each Lottery, BY
June % LUCK. on 18th ST.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
m The beautiful, comfortable, extensive
ia and convenien, House and Lot on Frank
s.i.m. lin street. the late residence OF James w.
Peeram. deceased now in excellent order. Ii
will be shown 10 any one wishing to purchase
with great pleasure BY either of the subscribers,
and the terms made known-and particular ex-
animation Of the premises will be its best recon-
mendation. VIRGINIA PEGRAM,
w. r. JOHNSON,
Executrix and Executor Of
June 24-d,f J. w. Pegram decd,
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WANTED.

A ,r.,. f,n,,, sb, I. competent 10 teach Jur;c,
Y.nsh. and ali lie branches Of an En:li'h Eduea.oa
The most ssiisfelory references aver Terms wy
noac'A'o' "1'' xsy Lex
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OFFICE,

Richmond, ith June, l-ib y
PURSUANT 10 an order Of tie County Court Of Hen
rico made the Isl OF June, 1886, in thr suit OF saf>
Scrueps decreased hereby notified to produce be-
fore me- a, my ofce the city q Richmond on me
lst day Of August next, their claims agln-t me san
Rpberca Scrucas deceased with The e.ii""'e W s"p
port thereof. jos. u. ATkIs'oH' COMMISSIONER
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RICHMOND COACH LACE FACTORY.
WE have removed our Lace Factory TO
w Franklin street, opposite the Trinity
Church, where We will be glad TO see and ac-
commodale all our old customers, being assured,
from past experience, that all will be satisfied
who may favor US with their custom. Our
Coach Laces, Fringes, Tassels, &C., will bear
close comparison with Northern articles, in price
and quality.
We invite country merchants 10 give us call
's'' JAMES FLYNN,
lime 24-d4,. PETER ENRICH.
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GOOD FARM. &C.. FOR SALE.

IL vittne Of deed 81 trust, executed the
- 5l>t day II Drcrmbrf lciJ hy Elila Skrlton and
u record ~ the Clerks Office 81 lhr County Cont 81
Hanover. hall sell, on the premises. on MONDAY
the Gin Of july, lei6. I; fair, II noi the day
thereafter, To THE highest bidder thu Tract of Land
which the said Eliza Skrltnn resides, In the .ait
county Of Hanover, containing hundred and nifty
acres-Diure or rs---idjoinng the lands of M--sr-.
John Gibson John King. and others and lying INN.
atrly on the road eldin. from tie Old Church IL Rich
mond. and d-,an, from the latter place eleven miles
Also five Feather Beds, Hors- TWO head al Cattle
eight Hogs, and ALI The Household and Kitchen Fufnit
turc ard Farming Implements Of every KIND, IN tho
possession OF the said Eliza keion, conveyed By said
deed.
The above described Land has IL Dwelling
House, with i've rooms, Kitchen, Corn HOUSE AMI
Stable IN Ic- House, we'll IA the yard aai young
Orchard al choice ffut-.
TERMS accommodating and made known on Ill.
day of sale. WI. +. II. POLLARD.
Jane l2--rti-
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June 26

Upper APPcMATToX COMPANY
Il A meeting OF the Trustees OF The Upper
A Dnoma,tox Company will he held al Farmville
On WEDNESDAY, The 18th day of next month, July
S. D. MORTON, elk. U. A. Co.
June 25-e4t
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-V10ioU0. IIU,UUU.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass af To be drawn q
Saturday, June 81, 1916, at Wilmington, Delaware.
Nos, Is drawn.
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CADDIS b. LUCk'S
New Lucky Lottery Office.

EASEMENT KOUMS, Under Me Eagle Hottl, Corner
- cf Main and lath STREETS, Richmond, Ia.
"Luck's" "Porune"-to realize which, I beg leave
call the attention Of all PERSONS far aud near the
following list pr prizes 10 he distributed shnrty-and
all prizes in the hands of Luck" for the Ia
pitfalls address your orders To Z. B. LUCK.
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THE TAPPAHaNNOCk FEMALE
s IAI.afA,

WILL h. continued under tar direction 81 'irs "a
w rah J. E.:-.
ir< L. deems hcrSel! fortunate IN iavin: secured Tor
m. nsfur year me services ~ Mis- McFer who has
"a cnnuei.t the School FOR tie a-i TWO Years - 10
ceiy- ii~ y ara.-t arproha'on # all Interested
Instruction will br gwen III all the Eng i> branches
French, Music, Embroirry, Wax Work, Drawing and
Painting will BE- laugh, 4. extra charges.
The scholastic year, commencing hrst ri octohrf
newt will he divided into Two sessions 81 i've months
each Il il desirable that scholars should enter II The
commencement OF the session. though they VIII be re-
oeived n, any time No deduction made for absence,
except in sickness.
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IN ASCERY.-Einci>i,.-At Rules held IN The
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court ~ Ian
and Chancrry for Buckingham county, Monday, The
first day OF June, 1886:
John w. Toncy and Jesse X. Wilkinson, late mrr
chants and partners, trading under the irm of Tonry
Wilkinson, Plaintiffs.
against
James X. Tnney, William II. {. Tonry and John
Nory-ll, Thona. Putnam, High sheriff Of buckingham
county, ami Jesse Burton, Hugh Sheriff Of camphea
county, Defendants.
The ief-ndapt, William II. &. Toney, having
entered H. appearance and given security, according t.
the Of Assembly and The rurs al ihi- Court and y
appearing h. satisfactory evidence that NJ ! not
aIbiIant III - country. II J. ordered That t- al: at
defendant Do appear beurr the Judge o. I'll. saf
court The ir.t day IL September term GeI, AMI
Tie b,.l of the plln,i and that copy ~ tins
der ~ forthwith inserted IN some published
n the cry 81 Richmond Tor IVA months sncce--yely
ana posted the front door IL The Conr,house Of ,hi.
county. Cnpy-Trst-.
June l9-rw3m. X. ELDPlDGE, &. Z. :. &.
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FAMILY GROCERY.
Removal.

TINE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
i and the public that he has removed his Gro
cery Store TO the granite from, building on the
South corner of Main and 9Th streets, recently
occupied as coach mandatory, by Mr.. James
Bosber, where he is prepared to offer TO his
friends and The pnblic generally large and
we'll selected assortment Of FAMILY GRO
CERES which he will sell on the most reason
able terms. He begs leave TO say TO his Coun-
try friends, ,ha, he will sell on the usual Com
mission all kinds Of Produce that they may con-
fide 10 his care. WIN. w. DABNEf,
Corner of Main and 9Th streets.
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DROCRASTINATION IS THE THIEF
OF TIME-Delay is daDgerous-nesleci
iha, Cold and Cough, a few weeks, and the hope
OF recovery will be lost 10 you forever-Let not
any pecuniary consideration deter you from try
ing 10 save your life and health while there is
chance. Consumption is annually sweeping on
thousands TO the tomb-no disease has baftied
the skill Of Physicians like it-no Physician rer.
haps, has ever done more for this large class of
suffering humanity, than DR.. Wislar An
"ounce OF preventive is worth pound OF cure" "
therefore before your lungs become liberated, and
so diseased that no human means can save you
from an early grave, try in season, try al once,
Medicine which has been of such infinite value 10
,housands-obiain bottle of DR.. Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, take ii, &c, another if ne
cessary, persevere in using ii, until yon have re-
moved the disease entirely, which if neglected
will terminate your life-Be not deceived by
quacks, with their limitations and coun;erfeiis-
buy none bu. the genuine and orginal-which is
signed l. Butts on the wrapper, and NAV be found
al the Drug Store OF GAYNOR & WOOD.
June IS Richmond, Va.
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RoBr. w. HUGHES. Ed. {. cARRINGroN, JR.
HUGHES 81 DARLINGTON,
Attorneys at law,
100 Dollars Reward.

nFFICE-Corner of lrh and Bank streets, entrance
~ nearly opposite West gale Of Capitol Square.
Tune
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LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine Il Co
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
VIE attention Of adventures il requested 10 the
sun teens with prizes and those want of prize TICK
ets, through which fortune may be realized should
address their orders to G. w. p,JRcEII '"'1'"
Agent for d. PAINE L. CO..
Managers of Lotteries
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To THE FARMERS OF LOWER VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAROLINA.

To TIE FARMERS OF LOWER VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAROLINA.
TNHE undersigned being conveniently located
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 OF
Wheat and Corn. They will give particular al
,enton 10 this business in future, and their
charge OF Commission, on all sales of Grain,
vii! be The same as made in the Baltimore mark
Ell, 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.
Jnne I5-3tawSw
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Plaintiff

'itcISIA, 70 cii AT Rules no!drH
e ~ the Circuit Superior CoGft q
u the Count. Of Charlotte, the III
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IT Congressional proceedings in another CO.
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HICKORY HILL FOR SALE


,'HiS valuable Estate vii b. publicly offered tor sai-
On the first day q July. II fair Il not, The ncH
fair day
!, hes IN Wiiis's nrrr IN ihe county of Cumberland,
and contains about ,050 acre., ~ which, about 100
lu~ grounds. $40 cleared highland most u which = IN
inc heart and the balance IN "c"is II i well adapted
10 the growth Of tobacco, wheat and oats and In.
all Of the necessary houses IN the cultivation OF these
crops Also good dwelling house. I'll orchards and
everything necessary for The comfort of n family. IL -
situated Immediately upon avsaDIe stream, about X
miles from the town Of Farmslile, and half way be-
tween the tWo villages of Cara ard curdsvie, both Of
which places afford market iur wheat. The fertility
Of thl estate IT. location regards health and sooitty
and IT. easy access To market. constitute II Of the
most salnsb.e estates IN middle Virginia The terms
VII brS 00b payable the first November the balance
IN one and t.o years thereafter The purchaser VII.
have the privilege 1T seeding crop II wheat this Fa
and f,I.l possession h. Christmas Fex The snbscri
her living the estate viii take pleasure IN showing
Ia any person wishing u purchase, IN attending e.
any communication adire--ed I" Inn AZ Ian. horn, {.
Tavern. Cumberland. WN. A. PERKINS.
yarrl l--rNtns
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NORFOLK, June 24-Arrived, schrs. May,
an,ss.t and Presto, Willet, from Richmond,
,,1n3 70 Baltimore.
n Hampton Roads, schr. Corvc, from Rich
,,,~i bound 10 Newburyport.
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An, sulogy Of Miss McFee'. approved abyis DEEM
ed unnecessary. 80, .,
Reference i made those 3afronisng the school, IN
tr ,iI assurance that M.s McF has received The high
est Communications Of all who have children under her
instruction
Dr. rockenbrough, Or. Gordon, and Col. Branhan,
or Taupahannock; james R. Mcnu L. l.. Petis. and H.
r. Jones Esqs. Of Essex; John Broekenbfoush, ESQ .
Of Westnorrand; Capt Hull and Col. hariann, Of
p;,hmond countv June l2-c2m
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BY THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

May ae-ew,l5JeSeaaw,iApe.