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AUCTION SALES.
ByKent, kcniaEi q Aewaler
DRY GOODS Ar AUCTION.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,, The 10Th June, COM
mencing at 9 o'clock, We shall sell, at our
warehouse, large and desirable assortment OF
Spring and Summer DRY GOODS, without re-
serve, 10 close sundry consignments. Among
them will be found
Black and coored French and English Cloths
Fancy and plain woot dyed black Cassimeres
Rich cross-over Calico, and other fancy Prints
Plain black and fancy Lawns
White cross-ovcr Muslins very rich
Muslin Ginsham., black and colo.ed Cambrics
Scotch Diapers, 10 Linen Sheetngs
Irish Linens, Coat Checks, Apron do.
Cotton and Linen Drrllings Domestic Plaids
Bonnet, Tatlcta and Satin Ribbons
Silk and Cotton Handkerchieis, Thread Cam.
brio DO.
Gambroons Blue Drills
Nankecns, black and colored Summer Cloths
London Vestings OF entire new styles
Manchester Ginehams, Corded Skirts
Fancy Cravats, black Italian do.
Ladies black and white Colon Hose
Mohair, Berlin and Cotton Gloves
Linen Collars and Bosoms
Fans, Spool Cotlons, Pearl Buttons
Pins, Stay Tapes, Patent Threads, &C., &c.
ALSO
25 bales 81 and A brown shirings and
Sheetings
Cd to Ia b!cached and brown Sheetings
Bleached and brown Drinss, Tickings
BIeached ShirtinsS, assorted styles, &c.
Is cases Para soils, PaTasotts and Sun Shades
some of which are OF superb style. direct from the
manufacturer.
TERMS.-Four months for approved paper
for all sums over one hundred dollars
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER,
June AuctioneeTs.
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Ssraftem,s Office,

stratum WhaaSCs
MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TIE EN- TIL
IN STREET.
Let alhe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STaATToN's the man
The $40, geo Prize Paid!
gy Whole Ticket Nos IL SO Sc, The Capital
Prize of 10000 DOLLARS, in Leesburg Lolle-
ry, NJ. 49, drawn The 23d March, and sold by
STRATTON 10 one OF his city patrons, has
since been presented and cashed al STRAIT
TONS Prize Office.
$1,000 SOLD BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos in Leesburg, Glass 90, May 4lh:
50 81 s II 33 IS 10 Is / SIS 40 III % 6s.
Ticket Nos. II % 80, prize OF $1,000, sold
Yesterday TO a most worthy and industrious citi-
zen, and was presented This morning, and the
cash paid at the counter by STRATTON,
the a-prize seller.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No. 10, June Sd:
SO 45 10 10 % 20 26 SO 80 Is G3 Is % so
Schemes for the Week.
Drawtng rcccircd every day al o'ciock, p. M
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Friday -Monongaia, No. % Capitals: S4,-
900, 900, &c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81;
halves so cts; quarters 25 cts.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
misunderstanding received by Sundays
maiD-Sussex, Extra, No. 90. Capitals S4,-
600, 1000 sc. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
I halves so cts; quarters IS els.
10000 Dollars 10000! 5000 Doarsl
Monday morning = Alexandra, No. IL
Grand Capitals: $4,000, 10000 5000, 5000
1887, 1000, &c. 10 Nos, - drawn. Tickets
$40; halve, 81 quarters SO.
~ B.-Tickcls in all Lotteries advertised by
Messrs. ]. G Gregory & Co., the Managers, for
sale al this Office, and on The same terms.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly atlendedto, anddrawings sent when re.
auested Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
June Richmond. Va.
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G. Burruss's Lottery Office,
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
v Richmond VIRGINIA

L hISuuOHu,
Thursday Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass No.
ITO. Prizes: $4,000, 1000, 1000, $500, 800,
of 1000, 10 OF 500, 10 Of 300, 20 each OF 200,
and l56, &c 70 Nos II drawn. Tickets a.
halves 2; quarters |.
Ill. Capitals: $4,000 1000, 1900, ,0o2, S OF
1000, 5 Of iO0 &c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tick
eis2; halves !; qrs. SOC.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Class No. 1885, Prizes
S4 600, 600, 300, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
l;halves 80; quarters 25c.
Saturday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass I'D. Ca
pitals $4,000, 1000, 2.4l5, l,750, 1000, 10
each Of $50, 500, 200, &c. &c Nos, IL drawn
Tickets 4-shares in proportion.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Glass 1856. Capt.
tails: $4,000, $50, IS Nos. Ia drawn. Wholes 81;
shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS 100 OF 500 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. %, TO
be drawn at Wilmington, Del, on Saturday. 9Th
June, 1916. - Nos, ~ drawn ballots. Grand
Capitals 10000 dollars, $4,000, 5000, 1000.
1854, 5 OF 1000, OF 1900, 5 Of 1900, 100 Of
500, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So
A certificate Of whoIes costs sos 90; Of halves
81 90; OF quarters 81 90.
$4,000! $4,000 100 Of 81 600!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. "a, 10
be drawn on Saturday, June 10, 1876, al Will
mingtun, Del. 10 Nos. - drawn. Capitals:
prize of $4,000, of 10000, Of 5000, OF d
900, $4,000, OF 2, l5s 100 OF ,000 100 OF 500
&c. Tickets $l0 halves 5; quarters so.
A certificate of Wholes costs $3.50 90
A certificate of Halves COSTS 60 90
"A certificate of Quarters costs 80 90
Orders for packages, certificate of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, advertised
by Messrs. d. PAINE & Co. Managers, will
be promptly and confdeniialy attended 10, and The
drawings sent when requested, if addressedlo
C. BURRUSS,
lime 2 Richmond, Va.
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The yVessern Continent.

PARK BENJAMINASpW M r. THOMPSON, EpIToRs,
ISa family newspaper, published every Saturday IN
i Baltimore, Mary and, and devoted 10 the p.eseiva-
lion Of the Union and the best interests Of the Souih
Of purity In politics, but independents containing
the most novel aud pleasing literature, and fun cpl
tome of all the current news Though established but
little more than three months, IL already has weekly
circulation of THOUSAND corEs-quite sufficient
u insure is permanency. This number is increased by
daily acc-ssons of subscribers all paris of the
country. Specimen numbers, containing prospectus,
&C. are always sent cratnt0uslv 10 any applying
by letter. posi- paid. The of the paper as fol
lows:
For one subscriber, s. year in advance
Fnr three subscribers, s. year in advance.
For club of ten subscribers SIS ayear in advance
For club Of fftcen subscribers, $40 year IN ad-
vance.
Postnasters in all towns aud villages requested
10 act rs agents. and will be allowed handsome dis
count any number of subscriptions obtained and for
warded by them. Nancy may be RENTED Ia the pub
fishers always their risk and expense. The bills
Of any solvent Bank in any State received at their home
value. Address the Editors or Publishers,
WILLIAM TAYLOR & CO,
Jarvis Building, North Street, Baltimore, Maryland
N. B. Agents obtain subscriptions, and sell single
numbers OF the Western Continent, wanted in Mary
land, Virginia, and all the Southern and Western
towns and villages. Also, travelling agents tn whom
satsfat tory compensation Will be- allowed. Please APP
ply by letter postpaid. Apr:l l0-swsD
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BY Wellington Goddin, Auc.
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST
HAM FOR SALE

THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST
HAM FOR SALE
THIS Property l.s James River, miles above
Richmond, on the Canal, and six miles By the river
road-prrfrctly convenient 10 market.
II contains, by survey recently made, 63o acres, .
roods and 10 poles of which $50 river and
creek bottoms The dwelling house Is elegant and
vrnient, containing twelve from cellar garre
and all the out houses substantial aud IN good repair
An old Orchard of choice rnit is on the land, and
well selected young peach and apple Orchard has been
planted by the present propretors The place presents
every comfort that ought TO he wished for
Wesihan IL sold for division. Ii cannot be judcious
y divided into paris. IL will therefore be posrty
said on WEDNESDAY, the 2ith of June, at O'Clock,
r. NJ, II fair, ii not, the next fair day. The premises
will be shown at any time, either by the undersigned,
or the overseer living the premises Entire posses
sion will be given Christmas next, and in the
time the purchaser will have the privilege of seeding
crop OF wheat. w. ID. SIMS.
Sale conducted by
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Auctioneer.
OF The Terms, " hch will be ma.e known on the
day of sale will be such 10 SUIT the convenience OF
the purchaser. W. GUbDIS, Auct
nnv 5-rthi
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ANOTHER NEW ADVERTISEMENT!
a MISTAKE CoRRECTED. q
HPRESENT AND FALL la
nN SEASON hA

Star OF the East and Star of the South !!
1T supposed by some, at distance, and still nearer,
that The above Horses travel too much. The circuit
IA out Is only ninetytwo miles, In nine days-say,
not twelve miles day an average. This Is only an
ang Last year, star OF the East was travelled too
aard and he let to about l40 mares, and this
Spring colts foaled from him. land they
splendldl for the number Of Mares than any horse
perhaps that ever lived. This shows the material
II which he il aaade One gentleman insured Eve, and
,formed me all five were in foal this Spring. Those
nat have sent mares from the Valley need not be un-
asy-nor those near at hand. Only keep your mares
o. Of clover, keep Negroes from riding them at night,
iad from other maltreatment Besides which, Star of
he East is let remarkably low
believe II was the universal assent, at Buckingham
May Court, 1885, that there may be fine horse in
The world, but If there is have never seen him." This
sas the Judgment Of hundreds and five hundreds at
time.
STAR OF THE SOUTH has not been able TO ira
vel on accoun, Of the scratches in Of his hind
Ns'. lie will start on The 18th June, and go round
sad those who have put to Star of the East may go on
win him. fthey choose. will send them both round
cnee after the out and by the 18th Juiy-the
season being out The LIST July. He will visit Bucking-
han Courthouse commencing Fall season, and stay
10 the county two days-thence TO Charlotte and
FRINGE Edward counties-and circle around the centre
Prince Edward county ten miles distance Till near
Ne rnd OF the week Of the third Monday. They will
.R Cumberland Court house the fourth Monday
ne frs, Monday In August they will visit Automatic
p.cnd Monday, Lousa-third Monday, Goochland~
ths two last countless his grundse u, Dunganan, 'eu
splendid set Of colts(-.fourth Monday, Fluvanna
iMonday in September, Albemere again-third, Lou
aagan-fourth, Fluyanna again. In the month OF
COLOR they will be in the counties of iienrieo or
i.nover, where they say Star OF the East and the
saih was NOT born, bu, Star of the West was. After
,aich. IL not sold, sent TO the neehborhoods OF
nashville or Huntsville aDotheryear, In the Spring they
nav b.seipe the city of Richmond, the towns of
Charlottesville or Farmviile as the case may be-.
The riders alternately walking and leading the nor
" the public may be assured they are net under the
est distress.
Persons desiring can save their for this ar
aagement. The Public's obedent,
By the Agent for G. K. FONTAlNE.
June 5-cwtlstNov.
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A F2are.up bet,oeen the French Man-oC. Var
steamer 1onnerTe, and The schooner Cathariae Of
New York.
The schooner Calharine, Captain Scott, arrived
this morning from Saint Jaeo de Cuba. On the
morning OF sailing, 10Th May, when within
gunshol of the Moro Castle, the Calharine was
near The French war steamer Tonnerre, from ST.
Domingo, bound in. She passed at first con-
siderably on, Of hailing distance, and not much
nearer than she was 10 FIVE or six other vessels,
which had come out in company. After the
steamer had run in about a mile, and received
a pilot, being close to The Moro she was OBJ
served TO back round and manGuyre some lime,
and al intervals fired two guns. She stood for
the sea, came near, and hailed in The following
words "You d rascal hoist your flag!-
The answer was, that orders given in such in
suing language would not be obeyed. Other
abusive phrases followed, and threats were re-
peatedly made that the steamer would FIRE into her
unless il was Immediately done. A boat with
lieutenant, was twice sent on board, with mes
sage that unless the schooner set her flag all The
force the steamer commanded would be used to
make her do il; that her commander had the power
TO sink the schooner
An answer in writing, as follows, was sent TO
| the Commander of the steamer "Sir, at The first
salutaliup you called me ID rascal; and un-
| i'll you apologize Tor such insulting language, l
will not hoist my flag. Yours respectfully,
| A. SCOTT,
Master OF schooner Catharine, OF New York.
Of the Moro, May 18th, 1876.
| About one hour was thus passed, during
| which time the steamer was head across the
schooner's bow, and got foul, doing herself some
| damage, her Commander insisting on an uncon-
diional obedience to his orders; and The officers
| and crew OF the schooner upholding their Cap
tain in his decision The wind was very light
from the Eastward The schooner was kept on
her course, going one or two knots. After mu-
tua explanations, the obnoxious words were re-
called and apology given. The Two vessels then
parted.-[N. Y. jour. CON-, June3.
THE EMPIRE STATE.-Owing 10 the alb
sence of Gov Wright when the orders were re-
ceived from Washington Tor the enlistment OF Sc
ven regiments of foot (5439 men) for the Mexican
service, New York has been little tardy 10 her
movements; but We learn that the numbers are
rapidly filling up, and that in This city alone three
regiments are nearly completed. Solar, no draft
has been required 10 any Stale OF The Union, and
probably none will be. Total number of volun-
ieers called for, Al $50; OF whom ] 7,l53 are or
dered for immediate service the residue to await
further orders. Probably 10000 Of the IL, So
are already al The seat OF Operations, or on their
way thther.-[B.
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FAUQUlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

FAUQU lex w WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
rlNHlS Establishment, favorahly known for the GU
rative qualities of its water aud tie elegance and
comfort of its accommodation, will be opened for the
reception Of visiters the LIST OF June.
II IS situated fifty miles from Alexandria, thiry-fve
miles from fredericksburg and twenty miles East Of
the Blue Ridge, in OF the most healthy and delight
full climates in Virginia.
The direction mud mana rment will be the same as
heretofore and the attention paid to tile comfort
and accommodation of their guests.
Lovers Of Music will find III" Band unsurpassed
The seasoa, commencing tile LIST of June. will end
the lst Of October.
Goa'd-S9 FOR one week; s. per week Tor two weeks;
$50 per moa $50 Tor the season. Tor more Than
day, 81 50 per day; 50 for single meal; p
for lodging Chi.dren under II years OF age and
wants, half price. Horses so cents per days er week
81 so; per month, s..
Tri-weeky stages will run from Washington until the
lst of July-after that time daily.
There will be daily line Of stages from Fredericks
burg after the LIST Of July previous To which conveynn
ces will be furnished accommodating terms. y
DANL. WARD, Agent.
Nav oS-rwfI5 LEI r0owfI AM
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FOR SALE
POWhatan H0nse

~ II NJ OND, VIR GINA.
'aE SUMNER TRAVEL having common.
= ced the subscriber would invite the alten-
~; ~ q families and others visiting Richmond 10
n y popular Hotel.
Inc admirable location OF the Powha,an
souse and The order and quiet with which it is
Eaucied, have often been remarked by visiiers
, rsa'sd and unincumbered by other houses, il
., ss,hands beautiful view of The Capitol Square
~. 's buildings and surrounding scenery, and is
L., convenient 10 The different Depols and Boa,
i,,s, ;ne MANAGEMENT Of the house, the subscriber
Of o ,seo oy MI; JAS. G. BLAKEY, fromerly
as o'anse CT. House, we'll known to the public
IN ss eOilte and accommodating gentleman, and
~suicienl Holel keeper. 49,
June b-d4t&cf ''op''e'o''
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From me United STATES iaieftc.
CONSERVATIVES BEWARE OF DECEPTION

From me UnitSd StdiSs Sat.
CONSERVATIVES BEWARE OF DECEPTION!
THOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA.
WE take tho following from the Times, ana wonla
w hint 10 the consumptve patient the Importance OF
using remedy which experience has proved 10 be IN
eQuaed. ~. =,
ain consequence Of the astonishing success OF ths In
valuable remedy, Tar Mixtures and nostinms oi every
variety have sprung up, calculated 70 mseaa
the unwa,y invalid Nav, Tins Is done conirssedy 10
deceive Gu; on such impositon We say 70 me Con
sumptye, beware Touch none al these mixtures Dear
ing The names Of NJ. u r. who never existed, anu puf
chase no medicine which purpors to contain az OF
Naptha except the original preparation nolnpsons
Co,nnnnnd syrup OF Tar and Wood Napsha Tue oh'y
remedy which has stood the test Of trial and
and can alone be relied for The radea cure OF fa
Prepared only by =. p THoMPsoN,N E. corner 9Th
and Spruce streets rhllaaephiI pGRCEL
General Agents: In Petersburg by c. Corling &
g. seay; in Fredericksburg by Dr. Jane ON, Snu -
a. HINT; and In FarmvIle BY IN. VIM d. Cnappsh.
Juno
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Eagle Eottery Office,
D EMOVED TO MAIN STREET, COR
N NER OF 18TH STREET


Schemes fr Tie IItek,
Friday-Pokomoke Lottery, Ciassl Ill. Capt.
tails: 5000 dollars, 1000, 1870 G82, $ of 1000,
OF 400, &c.-15 Nos, II drawn. Tickets :;
halves i; quarters so cents.
Also, DeIawa Lottery, Glass No. 1873. $1,000,
1000, 600, 300, &C. Capitals IS Nos. 10 drawn
Tickets 81; halves so; qrs. 25c.
Saturday-Pokomok Lottery, Glass No. ll2.
Prizes: $4,000 4,0GO, 2,4l5, I,750. 1000, 10
each of $50, 300, 200, &c Ct Nos. IL drawn.
Whole Tickets 4-shares in proportion.
Also, Delaware Lottery, No. l35. Prizes
5000 dollars, $50, &c. IS Nos. l4drawn. Tick
cts Il.
10000 Dollars 100 OF 500 Dollars!
For Saturday Evening-Grand Consolidated
Lottery Glass D. 10 bedrawn on Saturday, 9Th
June, 1916, at Wilmington, Del. 70 Nos, II
drawn. Grand Capitals 10000 dollars, 10000,
6O0O, 1000, 1854, Of 1000, Of 500, S OF
1900, 100 of5O0, &c. Whole Tickets $40; halves
5; quarters so a certificate OF whoes costs
Sos; halves 81; quarters 81.
Orders for certificates OF packages or single
tickets in all the Lotteries under the management
Of ID. Payne G. Co., will receive promp! attention,
and the drawings forwarded when requested
Address JOSEPH CHASE,
June Richmond, Va.
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-, yopK NApKET lime 3

NEW YORK MARhET, June ).
.,nsrrrrs.-The market in flour and grain
, ns tu up 10 the closing, and we heard OF
GU ,aosac,ions worth reporting. Prices are al
=, noo,alicnS OF yesterday.
~ rcasrssg-There have not been sufficient trans.
ions since The receipt of the intelligence per
.s,msr Helibernia" TO day, to say what the efiec,
!. her adyces will be on our market. Holders
..s mi 10 be encouraged TO ask an advance on
sir previous rates, which it is not probable that
s ~, will accede 10 it, We quote as before
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
JAMES RIVER CANAL.
- - -
a r RIVED


Canal Boat WIN. L. Lancaster, r. Station,
vith 63 tons merchandise, from Lynchburs, TO Fl.
Ludlam g. Co., Preston & Enders, S. J. Jones,
Schaer & Co.
Boat Kanawha, C. D. Station, with 52s tons
mdze. from Lynchburg, to L. D. Crenshaw,
Bros. & Co, S. J. Jones, Jones s. Blair and Fl.
Ludlam s. Co.
Boa, James Madison, VIM. Tompkins. with
IS; tons mdze., from Lynchburg TO Lee & Tins
ev, L. D. Crenshaw, Bros. & Co, Fl. Ludlam &
Co., Preston & Enders, Jones s. Blair, Shields &
Somerville Edmond g. Davenport and Will
!ams & Robinson
Boat Old Virginia, c. Taylor, with SO tons
mtze., from Lynchburg, 10 L. D. Crenshaw, Bros
Co.
Boat Buchanan, T. Lenehan, with 56A tons
mize., from Scotlsviile 10 Deane & Brown, B.
Peyton, Bridges, Mckinney g. Co, w. & S. H.
Gordon and Williamson & Sheppard.
Boat Commerce, R. Brown, with As, tons mdze.
rom New Canton 10 Deane & Brown, A. L.
Harris and Workman, McGruder & Co.
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MILITARY Institute.

TN pursuance ofthe following order OF the Board
of Visiters, applications will be received un-
III The Oath day Of June next, to fill The Chair Of
PHYSICAL SCIENCES, 10 the Virginia Mill.
tary Institute:
''Resvlucd, That the Board will proceed, at
its NEXT Annual Meeting, to appoint Professor
of the Physical Sciences and that the superin,-
tenden, be directed 10 advertise the same in such
newspaper, as he may deem expedieni:"
Signed, P. G. JOHNSTON,
President of the Board OF Visiters
Persons DESTROYS of making application, may
obtain all necessary information by addressing
the Superintendent, BY letter, post paid.
FRANCIS II SMITH,
Superintendent Va. Military lns'imie.
March li-3iaw3w 81 awl24Ju.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice.
BROOKS. BELL s. liUDSON'S

REMOVAL TO No li3, EAGLE SQUARE,
1st Jsnc, 1876.
THE subscribers have removed their SiOrk nf STA
L PIE and FANCY GOODS from No 81, Main ST.,
tnrat TO Bnford & NImo,) to their net" and elegant
four story Building just erected The ruins ol the Ea
gle Hotel, where they respectfully ask call from their
friends and the public having great inducements TO Of
fer in the way of new and cheap Goods.
Within the last ten days we have received about
SIS Ot0 worth of choice Retailing Goods which miil be
found unusually pretty and cheap: Splendid Canton
Grape ShawIs, at SIS; also, ncw style French Work
Scaris and Shawls AMI many other and d. srablr
Goods for ladies' "tas-be-ies large stock o bleach
ed and brown Shirn.s and Shcctngs, Irish Linens,
blcached and brown Damask Linen Sheeting, Mar
sailles Quilts, &C. sSc., which will I,r sold cheap.
BROOKS BELL * HUDSON
p. S.-We expect n large and elegant stock OF SILK
and Staple Goods for The carly Fall trade, which we
ask the attention of merchants. b., u. Y II.
Jnne 2-rat
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THE VALUABLE Farm, CALLED
S w cst A a Rs GOtf gc,'

tOR SALE II hUCIlON.
THIS valuable FARM the property of the late John
II. Jennings, Will he sold nj auction nj WEST
ham, the farm Of William ID. Sims, Esq, WE'D
NESDAY, the 2ith day of June next, nj O'Clock, T..
M.-nm-dately after Mr. Sims Farm IL sod II lies
on Jamrs River, and half miles above Rich
mOnd, the canal passing through t-contans 6S acres,
Of which $50 valuable low grounds. The up
land is OF fine quality, and in a high state OF improve
menf. There this Farm about 300 of heari
iy nmbered land, within three fourths Of mile of the
canal, well adapted 10 the culture Of tobacco.
The improvements consist of 4 comfortable Dwelling
House, containing six rooms. aud all necessary out
houses for farming pu poses There Is also Orchard
of young fruit trees.
IL Is deemed useless 10 say any thing resprctin
this Farm persons disposed 10 purchase Will doubt
less prefer To- view the and Judge for themselves
II viii be- shown with pleasure by The overseer, Mr..
Howell Dunconi, Mr.. VIM u. Jennings, living near
New Market, in the lower End of lrnrco
As the sale To be made for n division among the
devsres OF The late John II. Jennings, persons may at
tend the with the assurance that II Will positively
take place. riaiomt any KIND 81 rrs>rre.
The terms VIII he such as In suit the purclaser-say
fourth cash. balance At one, Two and three years,
for bonds bearing Interest, secured by trust deed
IL the purchaser desire it, he can be supplied with
every thing necessary 10 cultivate the farm Posses
sion for seeding wheat in the Fail will be given, and
entire possession on the lst January next.
May l2-ctds w. GODDIN, Auct.
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May Notwithstanding.
coMMIssInNER,s oFrLcE

RcHaoSp, 18th April, 1876. !
PURSUANT TO oder OF tbs Superior Court of
Il Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, made on the
twenty nth day Of February, 1916, the creditors Of
James Scruggs, deceased hereby notified 10 produce
before me- al my Office in the city Of Richmond, the
18th day of June their claims asanS the estate of
The said james ScrIggs, deceased, with The evidence in
support thereof JNO. SHORE, Cnnr.
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