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N Office.

THE debls credits and effects Of The late firm
/ OF Brown & Tucker having been conveyed
10 he undersigned in trust for the paymen, OF lis
:ebls, all persons having claims agains, The firm
ale requested to presen, them for settlement with
cut delay; and those indebted 10 The concern are
notified liza, longer indulgence cannot be given.
CHARLES ELLIS,
H. L. BROOKE,
Aug. 3-lm Trustees.
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WILLIAM VI. OYERTON,

ATTORNEYATLAW,
PRACTICES in the Superior and Inferior
Courts of The city OF Richmond, and the SUI
pe,ior Courts of Chesterfield and Hanover
Office on,he Yves, side OF Main Street. over Ave
Ri & Biorcn. Aug ST
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w, M'CRERY,
TAILOR,

Up STAIRS, OVER THE Store or I. K. PRICE 20.
No 50 Man Street.
TTAS returned from New York with the pur-
pose of permanen, residence here, and
aauers himself that during his residence there,
he has added TO his well known taste and capa-
CIV in his business He soicits The patronage
ot his friends and the public generally, with the
assurance tha. his best efforts shall be used TO
oige entire satisfaction. Making, and trimming,
and cutting garments shall have his best person.
Al attention. Uniforms he canno, be excelled
in. All a, reasonable prices, for CASH only.
Aro 4-c2aw2w
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In the Medical Department. the session - Of the ZANE
t.np,h "a tI,. Academic session-nine m0ntlis-which
enables the students complete curriculum ot studies
a. extensive IA that Of any other Medical Institutions III
the Union. BY attending only Two lectures day They
have moteuyer The advantage Of daily rlaid eNamBi
tlo- on The subjects discussed IN the lily lectures
The EXPENSES of the Medical students are the >ame
a. those Of other students, with the addition ni n di5
-ectng fee of s. WIN. :. kEMFnk,
Proctor aud Patron Of the University Of Virginia
I,t,.fs lirf
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BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA
a DDllINI a Al ulnN

a PROCLA vi y ItoN.
XHTIIEREAS, il has been represented u llr Executive
w that William cambridge Epe- charged With The
murder Of +. A. Muir, lac of Dinwddie cnanty, ha-
He'd from justice, and j. now at large. Therefore, T.
William Smith, Governoro Of Virginia. dn hereby oief
reward of TWO hundred dollars Ia any person or persons
who will apprehend the said fugitive, and deliver nm
intn the Jail Of Dnwiddr county; and require al ON
GERS civil and military, and request the people OF the
Commonwealth generally, 10 USE every cNeft"i, lhlt he
NAV he arrested aud brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand, Governor. aud under the
lesser seal If the commonwealth nj Richnond
l'EA- this Goth day Of July, in ,lis year 1876.
WM. SMITH.
Epes is about feet 10 uclrs high, and about 40 yeas
old of a fcrd ccm2lrS on, wh blue eyes dark auburn
nsr a high forehead Of athletic form, and slightly In
cned 10 cofpulrncy-in manner reserved and naughty
July 3l-c6t
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WIN. w. CRUMP,

ATTORN E a I L w,
WILL continue 10 practice in the Superior
w and Inferior Courts holden in The City OF
Richmond and in the Circuit and County Courts
OF Henrico and Hanover.
u OFFICE-over John N. Van Lewis Store
on Market Bridge, Main ST., recently occupied oy
Crump & Oyerton. Aug. If
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOllCE.
CHRISTOPHER T. SCOTT and ABNER A. sTlTH
T. nractlce law IN paitrt rshp, under the ffm OIL
sooIr sTI1H in all the Courts N Law and Equity In
''J 1r oEss Il camden, washits ecunS, Arhanaas
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TINE subscriber having purchased The interest
Of Chas. T. Bolts in the late concern Of
Bots 4 Baldwin, is prepared 10 furnish planters
xnh agricultural machines and implements. II
!, MS in,eu,ion TO manufacture and sell such only
as have been tested and approved.
Having enlarged his Foundry and engaged
ssi!ul workmen, he trusts he will be able 10 iuT-
nisa Castings CT various descriptions at least
equal in quality 10 those from any other Founcry
and al as low rates. He soliclts share OF puo-
!, na,ronaoe II. BALDWIN,
anensi I-ca No. l42 Main ST.
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M: SESSION OF CONGRESS-.


Twelve O'clock This day, (says The Na,iona
Negligence, OF Monday,) is the time fixed upon
b. oin, resolution Of the TWO Houses for closing
n. present session OF Congress. 1t hardly seems
oas.iole however, thai this resolution can be lite
ffslly executed Both Houses sal very late on
saturday night; Notwithstanding which much OF
ne .post important, business OF the session yeI
aangs in suspense; and especially that which
concerns a proposed action OF Congress in view
q negotiations for peace with Me1ico-nst 10
speak of the annual appropriation acts, &c.
The first thing that both Houses OF Congress
AUS, do to day, is TO suspend either generally or
particularly, the rules which forbid The passage
Il bills 10 day; and We presume that it will be ne
csssaryio extend Tor some hours al least, the limit
.. he session as fixed by the join, resolution.
Among the business transacted in Executive
Session Of the Senate on Saturday night was the
ratification OF The Convention just concluded IN
W. civ between Commissioners OF The U. States
AMI The Agents Of the several coniendiIg parties
Il inc Cherokee Nation OF Indians.
We learn, also, that the nomination which has
been hung up during nearly the whole OF the SEES
,ion. Of R. II. Gllet, 10 be Register OF The rrea-
sa,y. was confirmed.
We also learn that Ralph lsaacs lngersoll OF
Connecticut, was on Saturday last, nominated by
he President, and confirmed by the Senate, 10 be
Minister OF the United States TO Russia.
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THE subscriber offers for sale, al his War

L rooms
Threshing Machines and Horse Power.
Wheat Fans, Cutting Boxes, Corn Shelters
side-hill, Sub-soil, and CHER Ploushs, with
castings for the same
Patent Churns, Rotary and other Pumps
Lead Pipe, Shovels, Spades, Forks, &c.
~ Machines and Implements repaired.
Il BALDWIN, l42 Main street.
Aoo a-c3t
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LAW NOTICE

TIME Professional Co-parnership heretofore
i existing between WIN. w. CRuMP and WIN.
N, OvsaroN has been dissolved by mutual con-
sen, March l-2w
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IN CHASCERY-VrRGiSIa AT Superior Court Of
,,nanrery fpr the Richmond circul held III thr Ia
pi;o in the City Of Richmond, Jun- %, lei6:
c1m,, A chfstian Plaintiff

II N ~
Cnancery for the Richmond Circuit, held al thr Ia
pi;o IN the City Of Richmond, June %, lei6:
EJmu,d CHRISTIAN Painllf:
against
Thomas : Dicken, Committee Administrator Of Fran-
els Nelson deceased and Committee Administrator de
bons non Of Francis y. Stubs deceased, and Sidney
: Baxter, Attorney General Of tho Commonwealth oi
V;ruina Defendants.
The plaintiff this day filed his bill, and the defend
ants their answers the same, To which answers the
p!a,af replied generally: and, tlerenpcn, Tie cause
hrlnr docketed by consent Of The parti-- and by Ike
cans. Mt coming on b. heard upon the bill, answers
and r. plicalion- aforesaid upon ain rsoii filed with
m. hill and upon the affidavit Of j. VI. cou!ing, taken
~ hebaf Of the plant, and being argued by COUNSEL
nm consideration thereof, and the motion Of the
,sin,F hy counsel, aud with the consent OF tie DE-
IL n,ant H. their counsel the Tour; dot order that III.
heirs oe Francis Nelson. deceased the part Of his
mother Amy still, deceased, fany such there be, and
II nnr Their that v hers u: said AMY still deceased,
on the part Of their mother, or mothers, as the case
NAV br do on or the first day of the next term Of
tins Court file their petitions. praying 10 be nids DE-
enisnts in hi, cause. and exhibit wi;h sad petitions
t;r evidence Of -irship; and that copy OF tbs
order he forthwith inserted 10 some newspaper pun
lissd in the City Richmond, for eight weeks scocs
syey and posted at the front door Of the Capitol, III
said city. Copy. lese, ,on,,r, = =
July I4-c2awSw L. hobhhIs, H. -
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FLEETW OoD ACADEMY.

FII''' . VT F.FN.
liz exercises II III. School VIII Ir resumed on The
last Monday III August, and end on the 2nih he
oenhef The subscriber Will h. aided by his present
associate, Mr. Pits. The buildings are undergoing
nfnugh repair, - ns Ia ensure lie most rnmusfabr
accommodation Of thr Students. Information respect
inc The School may he oh'anrd ty addressing III. sub
scrihrr ~ Fleetwood Academy King Queen.
Aug. 7-cjt q. WHITE.
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EDUCATION.
Tzrs. lsEeasi7s school,

SHOCkoE HILL, RICHMOND.
jhE siSih annual session Il this Institution will!
commence On the first day Of October neat, and
closc IN tie 3lst Of July following
The same Thorough aud extensive rnnrsc of English
study will be continued and The usual parental dlsc:r-
iinr preserved both IN the School md Family.
The modern European languages viii receive plr.-
cna atrncn, and the Course of Fl. nc'i reading and
study viii he grady enlarged by The importation ii Il
large number ~ foreign works
Teachers and Professors III distinguished ability have
been secured tor zach DEPARTMENT, aud every arrange
inent has been completed Tor the vigorous prosecution of
study during the mex; session
TERMS for boarding and nly Pmpil- the same NJ for
The nsi I'VE years Apply l., Mrs. Mead, Richmond. Va
Aug, !l-cilstOct
MRS. CEN. CAkRINiTON'S BOARDING
SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES,
COMMENCES On the st Of October, and closes On
~ the Jlst Of July. Mrs. Carinston spares pains
10 have all r departments filled with competent teach!
rs AMI ventures To promise NJ thorough an education
as can be- obtlinrd IN any School IN the Union.
Mrs C's dwelling Is ~ u beautiful, retired and heal
thy part Of the city, combining many local advantages
not generally found IN city Residences and The inter
nal arrangements are such rs ensure the comfort Of the
Inmates.
The boarders are considered members Of III, family
and required conform 10 us regnlaons-bul they
governed by the law Of Kindness
Terms per- Session II Ten Mouths
Higher English Branches. -
French and other Modern Languages, each, -
Mase on tho Piano. 80
Guitar, 6u
g Vocal, TO
Use Of Instrument, 10
Washing, 30
iisl payable III advance; on the la If March.
t.seh young iady WIZ provide herself with silver
fork, table aud tea spoon.
No hoarder viii br allowed shop or raise accounts
without The express permission oil the principal.
he boarders nrr expected 10 attend church with the
family Tree Of charge fO pew renl--nor are they per
ni'ied 10 70 abroad unless under the supervision III
rs o.. cr one of The Teachers. No departure from this
RUE WI lie allowed, Unless hy express agreement with
the parent or guardian.
" Mr. Alexander Marlin viii attend 10 all letter,
having reference 10 the School, during lhr absence al
Mrs 4. from the city. Aug. i-cw2W
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MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT.

Good washing may he had at from I" ~ doll;
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INFALLIRLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND

nR PRICES AGGE AND FEVER PILLS ale war
~ raned 10 cine A:ur and Fever IN from twenty 70
thirty hours, il directions ARE followed Ten Pill-
have frequently permanently cured the worst cases IN
no instance have thirty been known 10 fail They are
prepared from simple vegetable medicines Eich box
contains twenty Pills Price 81 per box, or 81 PER
dozen Planters and Farmers would find II IN thelr IN
terest 10 keep supply hand, they may thus save
large Doctors Bills The Pills be- pnt up III neat
letter and sent by mai! n letter postage The
proprtors in order 10 prevent ccnntrrtfs and imposi
tom are determined not To establish a.encies Al or
ders ml-t be attended with ih- cash p1st paid and d.
recrd To Dr. J. kENhoki ny & %,
Bank Street, Petersburg Virginia
n. Z. The money will be- returned IN every case Of
failure July 3-cu
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In pursuance 81 the provisions Of the said decree
the County Court ~ Orange, N the said Of Webb,
&c, against William &. Webb's administrator and
o,hrr-, the Undersigned. administrator II The late
William Z. Nrbh, deceased, VII on THURSDAY, ih-
ri. Il "a. ~ October n.,;, al tn. late residence al
William e. Webb, decreased. In iir lower part IL Orange
ronnty. the Orange Springs Offer fur sale tie
hughes. bidder, At public auction, for ready money,
from twenty 10 twenty NE very valuable slaves,
s-tins" men women aud chd6-n, amongst them \
gooG Blacksmith. WILLIAM 4. MOORE, 81.
Administrator II William {. Webb, deceased.
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SCHOOL AT CLIFTON.

SCHOOL AT CLIFTON.
an III. Isl day of September next, shall open 4
~ - h,oI Boys i; Clifton, III the county Of Cum
brrlin undet the instruction Of Mr.. Nathaniel. Burt,
a er;daair al Princeton College.
A. j. is my object 10 give my own thorough
preparation Tor College, have obtained satisfactory
evidence of Mr. Rnri's competency Ia give instruction
IN the Latin aud Creek Languages and Mathematics
well as al hls moral and religious character.
wish 10 receive n board-rs in family five six
BOYS pf good moral character.
i'nry VIII hr provided with conveyance for attend.
ing public worship every Sabbath day, III, prrsbytr
an aud Episcopal Churches, alternately and Sabbath
exercises viii l.. required al Them AT home.
TIE situation Of Clifton, being elevated, and beyond
nnrncr III ilir river, has always been femlfkably
healthfnl.
TEEilS.-For Board and Tuition, including bedding,
shI-, washing, &C., and stationary, SlU0 per annuGi-
II payable In advance, the balance II the
mrncemtni ri the second session ul ive months
i,y address Is Gainesville.
ala, a!-cwu PEyTON HARRISON.
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W MED

w 4 n I I'D,
A SITUATIONS Teacher. 10 teach Engl,sh, ard Tile
"A rudimenls of Latin aud French. References as To
capacity will be given, if required. Address 5. G. H.,
Smithville Powbalan county, Virginia.
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WOETHY or ATTENTION

II
1 end ~ iienrico, containing nearly TX hundred
about three hundred al Which OPEN and have
hcrE improved With mad and clover There about
SIXTY os low ground, we'll reclaimed, th- most o.
which l. We'll timothy aud herds grass. The
dwelling has recently undo thorough repair and
= sufficiently large fu small family --,onlaining i've
rooms, beside. he basement. In. farm house. are
such are customary. The farm lies within four
five miles Of James river and eighteen of Rich
moaG, and presents Inducements interior Z" tho
| COUNTY within the -an- distance Of market a. no
VIII purchas. without yirSsins The premises, for
h'er iHhher description should not sr' private BE-
ffe The first day al October, viii hr offered that
l. VI. KEEsEE.
RsrgarScEs.-I,cnJ Pollard j. E.q, q. Is Poindrx.
Ter, Esq, Me-sfs T. J. West, Henry Jones. and James
w Enurd. Juiy 2l-cwhis
LAND FOR SALE
TINE subscriber offers the following Real Estate, stu
4 atrd in the state al Illinois tor salr-;o wit: $50
ii first rate Land ~ Greene county, adjoining
the 81 Garroon. II being the seat Of justice ~
Greene county, 49, Of this tract j. IN cultivation
The ahjpins the and forms the boundary ~
w thereof There several springs OF suu1-
aud lasting water. which Inn- thiungn various Ell
ciosmres aud furnish abundance 81 stock water TINS
farm is also provided with vast body OF valuable tim
| Der.
Also iso oi first Land. IN Adams county.
800 cf Which i mt> from The CITY Of Quincy
Ito Of II IN cultivation Tins farm is valuable,
| ben. very rich and near 10 market.
Also story hrok House, IN the CITY, situated
the pubic square, and nearest 10 tie Courthon>r,
with store an The lower ioof - front, and
ming back = feet The srrund aud third floors well
! arranged fnf boarding house. Also, The undivided
half Of the Steam Ferry tie Mississippi river III
tie cHy q; lrinCy. ai-n, The undivided hail oi $50
81 bottom Land, opposite The Guy, on the ver.
upon which the Ferry i situated. Also, go acrrs ot
Land IN Warren connty. Also, l.ssD acres in Knoi
county, con of which IN body, lying within
ON. miles oi Knoxville the county seal. Al
So, ieO acres IN McDoaouah county. Aso ~ acres IN
| Fulton county. Also, 2ir acrsS ~ Peoria county.
Also, The undivided hall Of Go in Wisconsin
Territory THIS land i irst rate ana l. situated IN The
richest mineral r"nntry AMI upon Inch large amount
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nd. Paine Il Co.

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
THE attention Of adventures Ia requested 10 the
i Grand Schemes for August FORTUNES HOME
still teens with prizes, and those in want Of prize tick
cts through which fortune may be realized. should
address their orders to L. w PURCELL,
Agent for d. PAINE l. CO.,
Mann aofI
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL


'g,IlE next session Of This School will commence On
's 18th II August. aud terminate The lath "i June
following. The subscriber Intends 10 locate ms school
ara residence short distance out al town. III delight
tul grave, thus presenting additional ndncement Ia
parents aud guardians 10 ratronse him. The pupils
will not be allowed 10 contract debts except nj the Wnt-
request ot the parent and their pocket money mus.
be placed The hands Of the Teacher. T. oe dsbnf-ed to
them III his discretion, the wish Of iie parent. ~
pupil will be allowed To board out oil the family 81 The
subscriber, except with relation, and Will be Ia
Ken Tor shorter time Than ten months, without sr-
cial agreement
TERMS-For Board md Tuition, per half session al
five months. Ssn, payable IN advance.
% Address thr subscriber, Al Stannton post paul
Jug ,-Caaw3wS lawtf PIKE row ERS.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
r!N!iE next Annual Session ri the University viii COM
Il mtnCe on tile 1t October, and continue, without
interruption, until the 2h June. The Faculty l. com
GGssNER HARRISON, Professor Of Ancient Ian
cuase-.
ii. ScHALE De WERE, Professor If Modern Ian
EDWARD II. coURTENAY, Professor Of Mathe-
mates.
RoI;ERT L. ROGERS, Professor Of Chemistry and
JAMES L. cABELL Professor Of Anatomy and sur
IisERY HOWARD. Professor Of Medicine.
WILLIAM II. McGUFfEY, Professor Of soraI fhi-
io.crhy
I1HS y MINOR, Prof. ssor of Law.
10 be admitted into the University. the student must
he sixteen Of tut the Faculty arr authorized
10 dispense with this equslii"n in the case 81 appca.
ton for admission ny Two brothers, OF whom may
br under The age of sixteen
III the applicant for admission has bfen student n
any other incorporated Seminary he cannot br received
into the tnsefsny unless lie produces certificate
from such Se'nHar:, Other satisfactory erdencr !"
The Faculty, with rrspecttn his general good conduci.
The whole necessary EXPENSES exclusive ~ clothes,
books aud pocket money, estimated az follows:
Board, including iuih.ire and attendance, i"f nine
months, S.uu
Frrs If single Professor he attended, $50 II two,
$50 for each, ifthTee, or more, SIS each. say 20
Fuel candles, br furnished by the Proctor NJ
cost and ) per cent commission, estimated, "
only student in the iormitcry AT $50, If Two =
IN The room, at -
Rent Of an entire drrmitory. Sic; for half u occu-
pied ~ Two students, .
Is. III library and public rooms, -
-
s2I3
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uNlyERslTY OF vlRGINlA.

rIt0 render the benefits Of education at the University
j available rs i1r n pracicaHc, IL mrrornn-
young men Of lin ted means ana thereby extend The
usefulness ot the Institution. the Board Of Visitors
their last meeting ordered that student enc
ser at"ria District shall be admitted without payment
81 the Professors f-r and without charge for any
the University dues, fines and penalties rsreped aud
that Tor the ensuing Academic year, commencing tie
first October. the selection shall he made by the Faculty
upon such Testimonials rs may be laid before them
behalf of the applicants.
The following iniorInation with regard to the quai.
cations viii be required Of the candidates, and The
crssary expenses If session Of nine months the
University l. gwen for the benefit Of persons
l. The applicant, who must be sixteen years old
desired age and designate the several
schools al the University hr mny wsh enter,
prescribed ia the rHacimrnt III the E>trrs that
stu'cEt under the iss OF twchy-oa years shah attrU
a; IT, - three of thr schools enumerated in the follow
Ins list unless the Faculty, iar good shown
shat allow him tn attend less than three |. Ancient
Languages Modern Languages. s. Mathematics
!. Natural Philosophy ;. Chemistry and Matrria Me
dica ; D. Medicine !. Anatomy and Surgery J. Mora
Philosophy .. Law.
>. NJ student can be admitted into the School or Ma
themaiics. or that III Natural Philosophy WIN has
familiar acquaintance with all the branches Of nunr
irai arithmetic, and into the school Of Ancient
Languages unless qnaiiiird in the judgment n Pro
irss" 10 commence reading The higher Latin Greek
clas>lc| ANY candidate who may desire the -
schools must nrr saliSa tory testimonials, going
show That he possesses ih- requisite qualification; and
IN all eases - required that applicants shall furnish
satisfactory evidence :. their ability profit by the
stri'tnn gwen q; the University well Of undouht-
ed c0rd moral character.
g. All such applicants shall furnish satisfactory eyi.
dence that neither they their parents in stu
alton Ia incur The expenses of their edGcaon but when
admitted a siudrn;s, they shall stand IN Ill respects on
a footing with the other students uf the Cnivcrsty
I. The term 81: Their connection with the University
shall be two years they being subject o.ef Students
Ia expulsion dsm--ion, we'll a IL the minor
punshnents; but in Of great proficiency this term
may h- extended i,y III. Eis;'ers.
5 For the purpose 81 reducing. far practicable.
the expenses nf such Students il Is ordered that the
price Of board paid by them shall exceed sixty dol
lars Tor the session al nine months.
The whole eapcn IS are estimated ~ follows:
BoarL including Diet lodging, washing md attend
ance, $50
Fue! and lights estimated Al II
Text hooks, IN three Acadcmlcal schools, average
about 81