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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG & Po-
TOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.

THE RICHMOND, FIRE. n.,
sSFT& DERICKSBURG AND Pc SaTEE
TOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY heleby
announce that in the course OF The present month
a Steamboat line will be established between Ac-
ouia Creek and Baltimore, by way of Piney
Poin, and The mouth OF Potomac, BY which pas
seDsers will be conveyed, in connexion with their
Railroad between Richmond and Baltimore, for
SIS only, including meals, or al whatever rate the
James Rirer and Bay Boats may charge, ii they
should reduce below this rate. Passengers by
This new and agreeable line leaving Richmond at
8 A. NJ, or three hours later than the James Ri
yer and Bay Boats, will still reach Baltimore in
advance Of them, and avoid at the same time,
The risk of storms, sea sickness, and the uncer-
tainties Of the wide portion of the Bay between
Old Point Comfort and the mouth Of The Poto-
mac.
In The mean time, and until this new line shall
be established, the charge for passengers going
North by The great mail ronte between Richmond
and Baltimore, will be SIC dollars only
Passengers by this route arrive in Baltimore TO
tea, Philadelphia in the course of the night, and
New York early the next day, being business
day in advance of passengers by river and hay
boats.
N. 5. For the information of the public, it is
deemed proper 10 state, that there are now three
daily lines from Washington 10 Philadelphia
the first leaving Washington al A. NJ, reaches
PHILADELPHIA 6v 3 p. M-the second leaving
Washington at - NJ, reaches Philadelphia al 8
p. M-and the last (being the great mail line
above described) which leaves Washington at ST
p. M, and Baltimore al p. NJ. arrives at
Philadelphia in the course Of the night. The
traveller by the rail road line has, under these ar
rangements, the advantage Of being in Philadel-
phia in nineteen hours from The time of his eav-
ing Richmond; or, il he desires il, may remain
in Washington during the afternoon and night OF
his arrival, and be in Philadelphia the nextday 10
dinner, or may transact business in Washington
until ~ NJ. next day. and ye, arrive in Phila-
delphia at an early hour in the evening.
THOS. SHARP,
Juns6 Superintendent Of Transportation.
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- Market, June g. Flour-Genesse
in brands S4 37s, Mich gan 4 IS, Balli-
AMI o;her Southern 81, 500 bbls. Ohio
Gra,n-Delaware prime yellow Corn 65
: pushel. Eastern and Northern Oats 46 a
Southern AZ c. per bushel. Rye 7S c.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

given through the nublIc press that they will pro-
coed, at their meeting the 25th OF June next Ia
make permanent appointment Ia the Once oil PROCTOR
and Patron applications for that office ere Lefeoy IN
vlted
This Officer will receive salary Of one thousand dol.
lars, with dwelling and grounds free of rent
Communications may be addressed To JOS Y. Gahell,
Rector Of the University, or Prof Ed H. Courtenay,
Chairman Of The Faculty GEO. W. SOONER,
MAY 5-cwsw Actin. Proctor u va.
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STOCK IN THE ROANOKE NAvIGA-
TIDI COMPANY

TINE following Shares Of Stock in The Roanoke Ma
viea!on Company VIII be sold at public 10
the highest bidder the Court House BGydton Viz
snia, on the 81 MONDAY in July next, being Court
day, for the purpose of paying The acquisitions due
thereon:
Twenty Shares subscribed for and held in the name
Of Matthew sims; five share. IN the name OF Beverly
Hughes five shares in the name OF William Taylor,
ale Of Norfolk aud one share in The uuuie Of Jesse
Murday
BY ORDER or TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
June 5-c2w
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,


AIRS. SHEfFEY having given up the Seminary,
lfl which she formerly conducted al The above place
desires to receive few young ladies mot exceeding
twelve into her family boarding pupils. Ii her OBJ
icct 10 establish this School ON such 4 plan as shall
unite the advantages of home with the advantages nj
school as one means al efrclne this she declines
criyiuc day pupils and limits hrI number above.
Recognising accountant NV Ia Higher Power for
all the gifts intrisIed she would make this prine
pe the foundation Of her stem Of educatInn and thus
endeayor 10 avoid the of cultivang partic
lar endowment al The expense Of another While,
therefore il Is her intention To use her best efforts for
the intellectual advancement of her pupils, she would
brstow no less upon their principles and habits
The course OF study will embrace all those English
branches usually taught IN the hest Schools III the
State-thv French Language and Music Especial attrn
,ion viii be paid 10 English Composition. And il Is
oil great Importance tina, the habit Of reading, a well
as ,ast, for IL. should early be- acquired Of
historical reading VIII be pursued, ard works Of ani;l-r
mpn, hn'l po-ca and prose, VIII be frequently nitro
Gncrd INTO family circle. The second session viii
commence thr first Monday in May and end The last
day of september.
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SALE OF LAND.

s,tg- Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
I'm ans Chanc-ry for Halifax county, made al III.
,,,n. lsi5 IN the case Of VIM. Owen U.s. A. sgd.
III. and olhets, shall offer for sale, by way OF
spftlon a: Halifax Courthouse. Va, on MON
,ns 27tn day Of July, 1916, that being Court DAY
sT,nd. containing haitian acre and | poles, with
- srek store and Lumber House thereon, stu
:, H,l,fay Gourt-house-formery occupied by A.
:, 4 Co, and a, present by E. B. Estes and others
.,,a,, If SIX months viii be given, the purchaser
!; bond with ample security, ana the tile retained
N. purchase money Is paid.
az GEORGE II. WEST,
Deputy Sheriff for Thos. L. spragins,
o-.w6w Sheriff Halifax county, Va
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NOTICE

NJ III
A LII persons indebted 10 James A. Smell will
"A make immediate payment 10 the Under
signed, who is appointed, by virtue Of a deed OF
trust from said las. A. Smell, his Trustee, Tor The
collection u all debts due him, aud for thai pur-
pose he has assigned 10 the subscriber all his
credits and claims whatsoever.
June 8 WIN. w. CRUMP, Trustee.
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TO FARMERS

...,,on 10 M, former stock of AGRICULTURAL.
splElHNTS, | am now making, and have Tor
Ts,,.hing Machines Of different sizes; also, Hns-
ra,n crl,hers, which are sold al verv low prices.
: -" THOMAS SPENCER,
Mar the Corner OF 10th and Main streets
- lime q-roI
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I,.t Evenings Mail.

J, AVE- CAsE.-An Interesting ease s~;,,, aas
= ,,,oain Of the brig Empire, sailing De-
Nix and Norfolk. In lsis, previous !
. Y" ..a,,. rom New York. the steward,
ga, taken sick, and James y. law
mA ',,s, man, was employed IN his plavs ave-
I. '. ,',,;r,a a, Norfolk; and on her le' W
= ~, -, abcu, len days ou,. a negro WI u
:, ~'s s;,s ! The property OF citizen OIL
iri ss"s' found on board, having Sc,
: . S with the assistance OF
- /, escape observation: Capt.
$ immeaia,ely put back 10 NofIo,x =,
~ he slaves, and handed over Law
.;'i ,S5o was convicted, AM is now IN me
:, s a. Richmond. Sat IS Sionga ~, IN
qua :! y, sf Law as plaintiff. BY the Aooli-
-, New York, against Captain Powell
.,,ss After a long argument, oy coun-
1' ~, he laws Of Virginia were dis
I'M !" iury returned verde, for the deien-
= GnIt charging that he had a perfect
:, b,cS 10 restore the slaves and 10 sur
seward 10 the civil authorities. Iii
.,..bs case will b carried By The counsel
.,,le Supteme Court, in order 10 test
: .,,n,ionally OF The law OF Virginia.
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SCHOOL AT CLIFTON.

SCHOOL AT CLIFTON.
ON tho l,t day Of September next shall open
" School for Boys Clifton, in the county Of Cum
berland under the instruction of Mr.. Nathaniel e. Burt
graduate OF Princeton College.
As il is my object 10 give my own sons thorough
preparation for College have obtained satisfactory
evidence Of Mr. Burs competency 10 give instruction
in the Latin and Greek Languages and mathematics as
we'll az Of his moral and religious character.
Iwish to receive bolrirrs IN M family FIVE or SIX
Rows Of good moral character
They will he provided with a conveyance for attend
ing public worship every Sabbath day, the Pre-bye
riaD and Episcopal Churches alternately; aud Sabbath
cxtrcises will bs required Of them al home
The situation Of Clifton, being elevated, and beyond
the influence of The river has always been remarkably
heafhful.
TERMS.-For Board and Tuition, including bedding,
lights, washing &c. and stationary 5000 per annum-
half payable in advance, The balance at the
mence ment Of the second session OF five months
NV address is Gainesville.
Nav 22-cwtf PEYTON HARRISON.
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anYT,S OFFICE

,wISG Of fine Scheme comes to hand by to-
.,y,. mail. Capital $40, 70 Nos, Is drawn
4, racsares. Whole Tickets only S.; halves and
- m proportion. Call before 4 o'clock, and Sc
; 80. al HOYT'S OFFICE,
No. ; Exchange.
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f.. NtNHALLY, Commissioner.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !

RlcHM9yp, 18Th April. $50 7
PURSUANT TO an outer Of the Superior Court Of
L Chrcery for the Richmond Circuit, made on the
twenty df,h day OF FEBRUARY l-46, the creditors OF
jane Sc.ugcs deceased are hereby notified produce
before NE al ny clce, the city Of Richmond, on The
m. I'd lame, serusvs diseased with the evidence In
suppor, thereof JHO. SHORE, conf.
AprI l7-S6v
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" NottoWay CIRCUIT superior Court OF In" anu CHd-
Gerry
Thomas Owen and his children, 10 wit: Catharine,
Edward d. Charles E. Henry F., Mary X, stephen,
Nathaniel, Sarah William and PAMELA owen, (which
and Elizabeth his wife Plaintiffs
against
Henry =. Hopkins John q. Geers Samuel Williams,
and lack stewart free negro Defendants.
The parties the above cause, who are enttieu I'M
der the decree the money for which the land sold
are hereby notified 10 apply for their e,r,a' portions
thereof LOUIS Z. BOT LplN,
May I-cwsw Commissioner.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE or THE ENGINEER
n. IL S,n,b Nac ern Turnnike !

or The South Wes.eTn Turnpike,
La Favelte, Montgomery county. }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- this Office until the 18th OF June next Tor
the construction OF about nine miles ot Mac.
adamized Road between the towns OF Salem and
LAFAYETTE. Bids will be considered for The con-
struciion of sections OF two miles or more Plans,
profiles and specifications may be seen upon ap-
pication 10 LEWIS NJ. PROVOST, il,
MAY lO-eodlm Engineer S. w. Turnpike.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-09

T, N1rton Ttmple.-The Quincy Wing
ina, M Nauvoo temple has been purchas-
J, Methodist association for Sl50,000.
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EMBROIDERED CANTON GRAPE
AhayYiS.

WE have received, direct from Canton, Rich
w Embroidered Canton Grape Shawls, OF the
following coors:
White in White, Scarlet in Scarlet
Blue in Blue, Straw in Straw
Pink in PINS, Buff in White,
Also, White Grape with Satin Border, sua-
BE Tor plain persons.
These Shawls have been made 10 order, aud
are OF The finest Grape. We invite those wanting
a rich and beautiful article to call and examine
them. +. MCCONNELL & co,
1877 Baltimore St, directly
June 2-6t Opposite the Museum
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Ely Hnl0cs q Brother.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Dry Goods SfOcE

~ OOOuS StOS IA
PURSUANT 10 The provisions Of Deed
i OF Trust made by James A. Smell 10 the sub
scriber, upon the 9th day Of June, ls46, and re-
corded in The Clerks Office of the Hastings Court
OF the city OF Richmond, the undersigned, as
trustee, will proceed 10 sell, on TUESDAY, June
l6h 1916, commencing at o'clock, al the Store
Of said Smell, No. %, Main ST., his entire stock
OF DRY GOODS, &c, embracing a large as.
sorment ofiresh and desirable Goods.
TERMs-All SIMS under 500, cash; 500 and
upwards, 80 days credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable paper
LIFE INTEREST.
Al The same time and place, will be sold The
interest OF The said James A Smell in the estate
OF his father, the late James Smell.
Terms-Cash
WILLIAM w. CRUMP.
Sale conducted by
lNLoEs g. BROTHER,
June-S-dids AucioEeers.
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Vol arrived a, Buffalo on Tuesday, and
!. bca. for the ives, the same evening"
Island, saws The Buffalo Commercial,
eli proceed with all despatch 10 Column
=, and thence 10 Kentucky and Tennes-
Il. view 10 urging forward and taking
ne ,evies in these States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-09

,ya[.-The United States sloop OF war
,,l-: ior he Pacific, went 10 sea from Nor
!. Sunday las.
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TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF FLUVAN-
Ma LAND For SALE


Ma LAND FOR SALE
WISH Ia s.lI nv landed Es,,e in no couniv NJ Fin
i wanna living n,arly IN one body on liz Riy.nna RI
yer Immediately hslNeru thr Tntnn md PaImyr, Mills
The tract upon which live called Red Hills contain
755 acres-ahcr, T.; r.a,rl-rc,iurinp c,ons IL an
kinds eriia 10 an; farm IN the univ Adrian. Creek
passes through TIE crr,se makin: i b.aul,i,l bo.,om
which. connected with The liver loy grounds make,
about acres Every building necessary for the c. m
fort and convenience oil 4 large rrntr-I family Is or
this fam The tobacco houses are framed and large
enough To cure 30 900 pounds. lie wheat barn i, yety
large with latticrd door and ceIIar-eycrv thing IN
good order for threshins The corn houses are framed
and rat uroof with room Ia hold f1O barrels The cow
shelter is 100 fcrt ~ fs ~ lee, mich wit spacious
loft fronting The East n Il = wing a, each end
long Thefc y also \ tor ard IImt,r bause where
meraht!.c operations have betn carried ON yrry sue.
cessfully. The siIst and saw ms are on The geek
about my yards from the ryrr 50 oom.trott ia, one
hand can attend Ia boIh when each are .iInnin.
The Ghrsnut Grove Plantation contains ~ acres
about 2G0 cleared adjoining the above ia the West
through VIII ch Adrians Creek passes, making beau.
tful bottom nt 80 acres, all ,t which has been lnely
dra n by open and d.lchts. About oneIhird
Ia In meadow The greater pant can be wate.ed Il plea.
sure ION the canal 1hi4 i very productive farm
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN MARKET

VALUABLE ESTATE IN MARKET.
IN 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
II IL situated five miles below the Court House. aud
eight miles above New Market, on the James River
Canal. The Tract contains 9l4i acres more Than half
of which i IN wood, remarkably we'll timbered and
very large portion o II as fine Tobacco land as any in
that part 81 the country Most of the cleared land Is IN
good slate nf cultivation, having been improved BY
the az plaster and clover. Although situated among
mouna'na, this Tract lies remarkably well, being as
level a rOuld be desired, with not hly acres on the
mountain side too steep for cultivation. There are
about ohe hundred acres of Creek and Branch flats
most of which are highly improved, thavng been kept
mp as tobacco lots,) capable Of being converted into
watrrei meadow The y hole land l. well enclosed in
good nf cnltivarIon-is susceptible of division
into three ar four farms each--well supplied with tim
bcr, and Astounding with line springs of running water
The improvements consist OF an DvrrsreT's House
rooms; Negro Cabins, sufficient for The accommodation
Of forty slaves; Canary, with Thrrshlne Machine
altached Cribs Stables and Tobacco Barns sufficient
la 80 co.. pounds Tobacco. | will also sell, ut
time and place, upwards of twenty likely Negroes
mostly young Men and Women also all the stock Of
Horses, Cattle Sheep Hogs, &C; together with good
assortment Of Farming Implements. Terms for the
DESTROYS, in The mean ,imc Of having further par
tcuars, can address re, or Mr. William Gordon, at
Scotts Ferry, Abemarle county.
March a7-cids CHARLES COOKE.
tT POSTPONEMEST.-A shall be unavcldably
absent frnm Virginia tn the dag above named ! am
compelled 70 postpone the sale of this property for one
monh-say To WEDNESDAY, sth day of July 1876
If not the next tair day Shnrld not have return
ed, shall empower Mr.. VIM. Gordon 10 act for IN
every respect as though we're personally present.
MAY 23-cu- Cll. COOKE.
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J.F. Word, LOTTERY Vender.

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST
~ OFFICE, RlcHMoSp, VIRGINIA, sells Tickets in
all Lotteries under the management of G. Gregory <
Co the same terms that they are sold at The Mana
gers Office.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE.
25 600 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class %, for 1916. 10 he drawn ut
Alexandria, d. c., Saturday, June Is, 1876.
Capitals
p1. Of si iSSSs 10 prize ., Of 1900 LOO
5000 Is 5N
o,r00l 10 $50
1850 &C. &c.
10 Drawn Nos. out OF TO-
Tickets $40; halves 5: qnarers2 so Certificates OF
packages of - whole Tickets SlOO - halves 81; ~
quarters Is.
$4,000 DOLLARS, $4,000 $4,000:
Alexandria Lottery Class 81 for 1916, be drawn in
Alexandria D. C., on Saturday, June 2Oth, 1876
Mammoth Scheme -
GRAND ssSSSS 50 prizes prize Of
10000 100 6 500
5000 100 300
!" 5000 &C. &c.
20 Number Lotlery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only sic; halves g. quarters B eiglhs 90
Certificates OF packages OF a6 whole Tickets Sl6J; 20
halves 81; nc quarters ~; % eightiS %.
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery Class rs, for 1876 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, u. e, on Saturday, a7lh June, 1896
Splendid Scheme.
prize Of $4,000 Iprizss Of : $500
l0,m0 2,COo
COCO 80 prizes of LOCO
3.li0l 30 500
i 5000 &c &C.
IS Number Lot,ery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets SlH; halves s. quarters 50. Certificates oi
packages OF 25 whole Tickets $50; a5 halves is %
quarters - 50.
Orders for Tickets. addressed TO the undersigned,
always come safe. Please address
On letters enclosing cash prize tickets The post
age las usual) need not be paid June
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0TEY & sIZER have just received splendid
" LOT Of q. Kqrp'. Patent Fly Nets, which
they ofsr very liule above the manufacturers
prices. May"
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Id. Paine Il Co.,

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention Of adventures IL requested TO the
Grand Schemes for June. FORTUNES HOME
still with prizes, and those in want of prize tick
cts, through which fortune may be realized, should
address their orders TO c. w. PURCELL,
Agent for D. PAINE Il CO.,
Managers of Lotteries.
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Use nt Piano,
Hall pay able In advance.
gentlemen:
Rev. Jos. ID. Tyler, Principal nf The Deaf and Dumb
Institutions Grnjamin Crawford, Esq, Jas. Addison
Cochran, ESQ., Hon. b. c. Baldwin, and Hon.
Lucas z. Thompson. S'duntoR Gen. 3 u. Lewis, Port
Republic, Rockingham county Hon. Daniel smith, Hdr.
risonburg Hon. John Tayloe Lnnax, Frtderictsbury-
From the manner which all the above gentlemen
have expressed themselves, with regard To her schoo',
Mrs. Shelley pfe,imes hat either OF them would IN
hesitlt.n.y give her ii desired, expression Of his
opinion the form 81 "a t.>ilm0nia!," hut a Judge
Smith and Genera Lewis have had better opportunity
Of judging of - character nan any one Of tnr Others,
she drrms theirteSiimnny sufficient 70. the irrstn ot
CASTOR.
ssuaving had Two daughters educated al kllorama,
and a thlrd there, can, with The greatest conf
drncc speak ut the merits of This School The literary
departing nj nfihis IN judgment quite equal Ia thh
of any other School Institution for the education al
young ladies that have known; hut II Is IN that
department in which many Institutions ni the KIND are
defective, that consider the peculiar excellence o
this consist for here the srcIrst attention land IN
the kindes possible mannrrl is paid Ia the manners,
habits, health, comfort and 10 the religious instruction
Of the pupils. In short, whilst believe there are rev
ne qualified for the duties they have assumed, there
he who will more faithfully and conscientious
y discharge them than Mrs Shefry and lei taush'ers
"Lrwison, March 18th, lei6 ;. II LEWIS"
"tlavng seen the above certificate of General : IT,
Lewis, III recommendation Of the School II kllordma,
by Mrs Shelley and her daughters, take gttat plea
IN ing that in the above statement III
every particular. From my long acquaintance with
those ladies, and my knowledge Of The School under
it, former organizatnn having mad two Ian ,h,er- edI
Gated there, can, with the utmost confidence, RECON-
mend any institution Conducted 10y them to I. paircn-
age Of the public. UANL SMITH"
Harrisonhurg, Va, March "a. lS4G-clf
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THE Subscribers, under The tifm oi lahnn Eli q
. WILSON have opener mop on .en'n, between W., =.
Main ana Cary Streets iet ths anu s"'c ~
agricultural lhpieh,sh's-sue ~ w W 49,
iarro"s Coners, iiotse Powers, ih,ashlns Machines
W neat fi.S lnIh ShelstS, '-iii" 60 49, :"
al kind.; aud they hope by sct attention business,
and 10 The character of their work. 10 merit and receive
a share Of puhilC patronage. All orders executed with
despatch AMI on accommodates. terms; aud they also
manufacture. and Keep GOOD assortment nf Hrookr's
Fans and viii sell al reduced prices Those in want Of
w"in, -, ".! iepi',''' 5'. ,s , Iii r ,h,v ,v,n,
-, 49,, 49,, cer, On ,h. nurchasr
~. m,nir,r,,e Ce,,.d IIo,sc Powers of any size
,.an,d r NO IN ~, brse mower either variable or
stationary lar sla5 We shall manufacture Fox and
nas,.nd! -" T,o, b,".i,na Machine in GOOD
a,vI,. ~. smallest .iye f,y San and Si5 We would
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AUCTION SALES.
Esy Thomas FL. TaliaferrO.
TIIRLE NEGROES

ITIkIi- y NOI.1c.
will sell THIS MORNING, al o. o'clock,
three Negroes viz: three Girls, %, Is and -
years old.
June 9 THOS. II TALIAFERRO Auct
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at Il the bonndrn duty of every true Souiherner TO
subscribe forthwith newspaper which 50 nohly de-
tends Southern rights, II il not what II Is
The ablest literary journal IN America"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
George w. Richardson a. 10.
SUCCESSORS
To WNJ M:DDN AID & co

TO WIN. MCDONALD &, CO.,
GROCERS AND CONFUSION MER-
CHANTS,
Number 81 & 60 Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore, Maryland
George w RicHARpsoS,
JAMES NJ. CoNKY.
TNENDER their services 10 the Farmers ana Mer-
chants generally, for the sale &C all kinds o. Gain,
and other Produce.
Upwards Of twenty years experience, and as copart
Of the late firm of VIM MCDONALD < co,
justify them in assuring those who may favor them
with their consgnments the highest going rates, and
prompt remittances.
Their commissions on oil kinds Of Grain Is one cent
per bushel.
Baltimore, May l9-c4m
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
STATES for the Eastern District OF Virginia:
Jaquulin T. Taylor and others,
va. In Bankruptcy.
Beverly Sydnor,
The creditors OF the said Beverly Sydnor are notified
that Of 505 Gs is deposited IN Bank, subject
TO distribution among ihem a"d The Court VIII be
asked 10 make order for its distribution al the next
term. RICHARD RUSSELL,
Com. and Assignee of said Beverly sydnor
April 2I-cG