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Wiliilm BsckhoGse's committee and others, naftS.
This cause came IN this day IT, he further heard on The
papers formerly read, and tha r.2o Of Commissioner,
Thomas Ddbney, returned on the 9th april, lsS2 and
upon the crp.ioIs the said report filed by tho de-
frndlnls Joanna Dicke the defendants e0nssntGg that
this cause my lie heard the Sail exceptions 10 said
report, and waa argued by connscl Oh consideration
whereof the Court doth sas;ain tho said exceptions to
the aad report ami doth Iecnnmit the came 10 The same
commissioner Sh instructions 10 state An account APP
por.oang the raance reported In fo:r oil the paimiI,
bv the report nj H. E1krr, made in this Cause on The
9th Jannary 1898, aDnn2 Tho ecaisrs ind drvsees OF
Iyerson Lei'a deceased, after dednctnE ieFsfrom the
amount heretofore .reF-ai against the defendant in
race d. Faulkner administrator lie tonis non y! Ihomls
Faulkner, decreased, in proportion 10 The amount Of
The Of the said l:rf5' n"s, real and personal
which came 10 The hands of 5ld eeatcas and cevsees
in making which a2poi comment, the shid commissioner
/, directed 10 separate the .c from the personal estate
which went into lire hands ni Tie said egitres and de-
ysees and apporiion tho said demand OF the plain
tiff; first, among the cgaees oil said lveson i4ewls
ralaby according the amounts Of The pclannal ss-
tate of said tesatcr, which came 10 helr hands re-
spectively; and scrnnaly aIacug ;hs dcvees Of said
trsatGr raeshy, according Ia l!s amounts Of s rea
estate, which into HE hands .! The said drsi.crs
respectively.
And the said commissioned IS farther directed 10
ouire, whether tbs proportion Il James Dlcae, and
Joanna Dckie hiS WIFI III the personal ana Tnal esinir
az said Iverson lewis went into The hands OF the SAID
James Diekie. OF of the said Joanna Dckir aud whe
ber sny nav me MS csrtl t-is IN the hands oi tho
said James Dckie or Joanna lcklr which may BE- pro-
parly applied In satisfaction Of i;a demand asserted by
the plaintiff against them And Ito E.;it doin order,
that the parties IL this snii -lh themselves 70 be-
examined bs!e the SAID commissioner IN solemn form,
tcnrhing tie said several matters c account Ana he
said commissioner Il directed 10 make report touching
The said several matters Of account with any others
specially stated which may hr deemed pertinent by
himself OF ,=hir may he required by any Of hr par
ties. C"ry. Itsse, ~ ,o,,,an 1,,
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700 Dollars Reward.

EcVEN THUUSANU WU dUNDIsEU
DOLL AIRS LOST.
r OST or STOLEN from lhe pocket OF gen.
i lleman in the streets OF This city, in The
forenoon of yesterday, seven thousand TWO hun.
d.ed dollars, in Virginia Bank Notes Of every
Denomination, from to 500, in bundle wrap
ped in white paper. A reward of $500 will be
paid for the return OF The money TO Bernard Pey-
Ion; or in that proportion Tor any part; and $500
i.r The return Of the money and detection Of the
ibet II stolen. July l5-2t
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BOOKS, PIANO FoRTEs AND GUITARS
NASH & WOODHOUSE

ID ECEIyE regularly The important New Books pub
IL llshed in the United States, and are constantly
supplied with good stock Of the various standard,
Medical Law, Theological, Miscellaneous and School
Books In use. ...,
Their arrangements rs 10 PIANO FoRTES are most
completc-whether rs considered Ia regard 10 quality
stock or terms of sale. In addition Ia which, they
have regularly employ ed IN their establishment an &C
comr,ishcd Tuner and Regulator Of The Piano Forte,
rendering assurance dnnbly sure that this department
make II.
fine assortment of Guitars, Of various siy!es and
qualities. The pattern suggested by De ferranti -
rreaty admired for lis rich deep, and, at the same e
,c.. to.e. They OF tho most beautiful workman
shin July Ia
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NTR. JOSEPH GOODE having, by de,
lYl led The 9TH instant, recorded in The

NTR. JOSEPH GOoDE having, by deed da-
Ivl led the 18th instant, recorded in the Office
OF the Clerk OF The Hastings court Of the city Of
Richmond on the same day, conveyed 10 me his
enlire Stock Of Coos and Store Fixtures, toge-
lher with all and every sum and sums OF money
owing and due to him, or hereafter 10 become
due to him, upon any contracts heretofore made
or entered into by him, whether by bond mole bill
or open account, or 10 any other manner wha'so'
ever, in trust for certain purposes set forth IN
said deed-all persons indebted 10 him in man
ner aforesaid are hereby notified 10 pay said debts
70 me, without delay-and all persons having
claims agains, the said Joseph Goode are hereby
notified, that, agrecably 10 the provisions of the
said deed, they are required By signing said deed,
10 signify their assent to The same within thirty
days from the date thereof, otherwise they will
be excluded from participation in the advanta-
ges which may accrue lherefrom. Creditors
thus conserving are requested 10 furnish me with
The amounts Of their claims, duly authenticated.
July l5-5. WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
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SANDs's STANDARDIZATION might travel for
centuries over this planet and yet be ignorant of
than half the wonderous properties of the very weeds
that grow and wither It's surface. The roots that
pierce its mould open another field Of investigation
az prolific and as boundess. See what has been effect
ed by the concentration of the properties Of single
root in combination with other vegetable substances,
in the form Of Sands's Sarsaparilla Its benefits,
30 widely diffased, acknowledged with gratitude
by thousands, whose liberated flesh, or snppuratns
glands or blotched and pimpe clustered skins were
deemed beyond the influence 81 medicine until this re-
NEEDY was tried. Its operations are in harmony with
Nature. II only suuga,es disease but recruits the
energies which indulgence may have paralyzed
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of
It's superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets which
may be obtained Of agents gratis.
aIy- Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS, Drug
gists 100 Fulton street, corner OF William, New York.
Sold, also, by DUvAL l. PURCELL, Agents, Main
street. Richmond, Virginia. and by Druggists generally
al hui az "a
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATlCAL
SCHOOL IN STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,
Ry Pike Powers.

THE exercises of this School will be resumed on the
i 18th Of August, and terminate on the 18th June
following. The course Of instruction is thorough and
accurate The boarders reside in the same house with
lie teacher and are constantly under strict hut Kind
spcryison Monthly reports are regularly forwarded
10 the paren, or guardian containing accurate state.
ment of the progress and department nthe pupils and
honors awarded to them az the end oil the session.
according 10 their merit. .
Terms for Board and Tuition ten months, $780, pay
able one half on the 18th August and one half on 18Th
ten months without special agreement, and no deduc-
ton made for any except proirGcted sickhesa
Address spike Powers, Saunton,' Immediately.
JuIy 9-c2aWtl5Aug.
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w Turp;n's LOTTERY Office

N I nirs.a aaa' w. - : : - : ''''''
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY.
$4,000 $1,000! 10 Of $1,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 49, for 1877. TO he drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, July l7h IA Drawn Nos. In
each package al IS Tickets. Grand scheme: prize
Of $50 000 l0oJ0, 5G1i 1910, 5000, 25O0 790 ~ OF
lOOo 10 Of $50. IL Of 500, = of 39a 800 Of $780, &c
Tickets sl0; halves sqnarerso So certificate OF
package Of IS whole Tickets clio; shares In proportion
$4,000! sl20G0 so Of $1,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 80, for l6d7, 10 be drawn
CT Alexandria, Saturday, July 81 Is No Lo' cry
drawn ballots Brilliant Scheme $4,000, II O1o, u
900, 37 So prizes Of l0uu, 50 IL o0o l62 CT J0O etc.
Tickets al6 halves s; qI.re:s 80. Certificates OF
Packages Of &c Whole Tickets sl0j 20 halves CD; &c
quarters so.
$4,000! laooOl IS OF l,oOo
Alexandria LoltsIy, Class 81 for loa7 10 he drawn
July Dist. "a M. l.alisry--ll drawn ballots Grand
Scheme $40 000 Is GEO. 600, Coco 4, 49, nf SOD,
or $50, 70 Of 1000, IS OF $50, etc. Tickets SIN;
halvrs 81 quarters So Certificates Of packages CT y
whol:s Sl30; shares in proportion.
pT In addition TO tho above, there are smaller
Schemes-Captals ranging from 81 600 to S2O0OO, and
Tickets from 81 TO S5-trawings Of which are received
daily.
Remiilances received FIRE. ef postage Drawin2sfor
warded, when requested, a. soon ~ received
For smaller Schemes, see dailyadvcItlsements
June % w. P. TIIRPIN.
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S T A Il r d. c 0.
SalI:. az or Cost

1900 Dollars acorta Of CLOTHING!
IRON this lime till The first OF September,
+ We mean 10 sell any article in the store, from
pair of Socks 10 an Oyc'coat, for the cost.
This is the hes, opportunity ever offered 10 the
citizens oiRichmohd and vicinity TO colhe them
selyes we'll at very low price, and the sooner
,.ey call, The larger the assortment they will have
u INV a. ;o 6, Isles CORNER, Main ST.
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

WAS committed TO The jail of Norfolk county, on
w the 18th day of March, 1877, Negro Woman.
calling herself sLINDSEY.' She Is Of very dark com
n,e.on. abyut twenty five years of age four feet six
inches hch, very thick sc,t has los. the right eye
she belongs to Henry Dim Corniek Of Princess Anne
county, and worked In the Delgnnornooa OF Holland
spun frock The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property pay charges and take her away oher-
Wv '' - WILLIAM 'PORTLoCK,
July Is-cew Jsilor Of Norfolk County
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MARTINS GUITARS.
a ne. TAYLOR.

100 MAIN sTREET-coRNER OF ELEVENTH,
TTAS now on hand an assortment OF elegant
IL GUITARS, made BY the celebrated Z. r.
Martin, (whose manufacture has long been 'he
admiration Of the bes, judges, for both tone and
finish 10 which he invites the attention o. put
chasers. He has also an assortment OF Guitars
by other makers, all Of which ne will sell al rs'y
H. ,r;ces July IL
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r, PAINE 3 CO., MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.
Il y. D., Iofte lxava nheni

u. Paine's Lotteries always ahead
Whole, S2t,OoO, sold. Quarter, Sls GOO, returned.
Quartet, !OoUo, sold. Quarter 1929 returned. returned
Half, 5000, sold Whole, .oeU, returned.
Quarter, 5000, sold. Whole, 800, returned.
The above prizes, with numerous smaller onns, have
been recently 10 this agency for dstrihntionihs
most Of them sent within the last thirty days. The
same brilliant success awaits those who purchase their
tickets In Pane's popular Lotteries.
A fine Scheme for salurday-sa5, 900. 5000,
10000. Tickets sl0 halves 5; QnarleIs2 80.
l2,5Oo, is Of 600, 900 of i,ooo-for particulars,
see another column. The sdveuturer who purchases
by the package has chance in - OF drawing one OF
the above and package draw the four rst prizes,
amounting TO sos 900. Risk on 2C whoes Sl9,; halves
o. quarters 49, For large prizes address orders 10 U.S.
or c. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Va.
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke, 80:
"a IS 81 "a II IL 43 8 7s 8 IS 80 62 ).
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, 1866;
81 IS 81 9 8 IS Z IS 70 II 60 g.
Iuly If
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NIOTICE.-Tbe subscriber would respectful
IN " inform hi. customers, and the public in
general, that he has established branch Of bis
Bakery at No. 1876. Broad street, ,wo doors above
S. NJ. Excursions, for The convenience OF those
living in lha, section OF the city, where he will
have at all t;mes-viz:
Bread, Cakes, Crackers, DC.
Ho, rolls every morning and evening.
Buns every evening, for Tea
Pies and Milk every day.
July IL JOHN WRIGHT.
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From the N. Orleans Delta, July 81

From The N. OTIednS DtHd, July vi
THE MARKET ESTERDAil-The raj
NJ weather for several days past, together with
The anticipation of later news from ngland, has
rendered business OF all kinds excessively dull.
Flonc has declined from day 10 day, and 3OO0
bbls. were sold Yesterday al IS rs to 90 for
Ohio and Illinois, and 6 90 per Dbl. for ST. Lou
IS hanis-a falling off since the steamer, OF %
10 so per Dbl. Nothing done in Wheat. About
p 600 bushels Corn were disposed Of, including
500 bushels. White Yellow al Csc, 1000 bush
el. White at &C., and some other small! lots al
r0c per bushels.
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WILL be sold, on TIE premises on THURSDAY, the
w 29; day Of Juy, ie47 il fair, II moi, on The next
fair day Thereafter, Sunday excepted. the Tract Of
Land, lying in the county Of Essex, called Mcnnl
Psgah, upon which Mira Msria J. Frank nov re-
sides containing hundred and fivs acres, mud i
ths same land that was formerly occupied and owned
by William A. Garrett during his l.fc and, after his
death by his widow, Mira Dorothy Garneli. Thii irast
Is as productive as any in The neishborhond, and sus-
ceprbie Of great improvement, rs Il nhonns III mail
l-rti!isns in il quality and ineShauatabis supply &C
cesshe from any pat Of the farm The improvements
ae with exceptions. ii good order The location
is remarkably healthy, and the neghhofhond vary de-
sirabe The place contiguous To The main road lead
ins flom Tapp.hannock TO Richmond ciiy-scsen miles
from the former place.
TERMs-One-ha half Of the purchase money will he re.
auired in cash. the balance In instruments OF one ana
two years carrying interest from the day OF sale For
tito deferred payments, bond with approved security
will be required Possession Will he given on the lst
day of October next and clear and ndrfeasole little
10 the whole .racl III be made 10 tne purchaser,
JAMES N. MATTHEW'S
Tannahannock June 1, l647-cW8W
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ssy fienjamim Abayis. Aucf,
BY n. Es. = q. III. EzIIi, Aica's
LAND AT AIcTInN

LAND AT AUCTION.
w IL. he sold on the Premises, on TUESDAY m,
a'th day 81 the pre.eat month =, baf nae, VA
.,o.n, ~ cefinln parcel Of lard lying in The
COUNTY .. ~, enIieo on he Meadow ndgs Road on-
DILL. ALBERT 4. MORRIS aud othe5s".on,sIrirr
~ recent suivry'O acres This and 10 highly susccs,
tblf OF impIovemeGf-aho half OF The tracI IL IA
WOOL ana mere are two streams 81 water running
through H. IL is situated In A very healthy rs,,hha
nooh, and commands good rIrr al Tie civ lis con
ug'ity to Richmond make II desirable Ia those WISHING
city, "'' 80 Nv
rRMs ;-Ona.third cash, thr balance In II and le
months, With deed OF trust 10 secure lie deferred
payments. sale without reserve. I. d. SMITH
'uy io-sawiis HoDGEs, Ror 4 TclLlan, Auct..
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MRS. LAWRENCE'S
BOARDING III OW sc.

MFRS. II. G. LAWRENCE has taken those new anu
M commodous Tencments over the Stores Of Messrs.
Books, Bell & Hudson and Messrs. Dinford & Fry, on
The Eagle Square, Main street, nearly opposite her OLD
day, as well yearly and monthly boarders, in good
style. Terms moderate. The location for persons vi
siins Richmond on business is Of the beet In the
city. July 2-cwlY
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MUSK ISLE FOR SALE.


rE,HE subscriber having determined remove TO
ther part ofihe State, offers for sale that we'll known
and productive Farm called Musk Isie, lying on the
Roanoke river little below the junction Of Dan and
slaurton Ri;rra, and two miles from lie town OF
Gainesville. This Estate ahoai $50
go ~ Of which first rate bottom landsndPed.
think can say with iIE that thu Island, containing
leo acrea IL fal!y equal TO any ryer Bottom on the up
per Roanoke. II is needless, however, 10 give MI
mute description, as those wishing 10 purchase VIM
doubtless examine for themselves would sell Inc
whole together, divide the iaad (Which may nr uons
advan!aseously, 10 meet the wishes OF purchasers ana
invite these wishing purchase 10 examine the Fro.
perry convenient, as am Determined 10 sell
The whole, or part oft, the FIRST opportunity Having
lived 81 Musk Isle for twenty Years, can say tia,
tie situation is as healthy any know. The cleared
land both high ana low il In good heart, and produc-
livr-the woodland very valuable, or account Of the
demand for timber ana fuel in C.aIses9lile-and The
perhborhooJ as good as aay in Virginia.
lime s-ewam sAML v. WATKINS.
P.s TIE above Described valuable property Will be
oerod 10 The highet bidder At public auction on the
premises on THURSDAY, the I'm Day OF August NJ It
Terms liberal. :. '. ".
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

THE undersigned. appointed Commissioners under n
decree OF the Circuit Superior Cont Of Law and
lie sale, TO The highest Bidder ready money Al War
saw, Richmond Court hoise,) on MONDAY, the End
day Of August 1877 Court day. the rfrersonny in
held by Mrs. Mary &. B. Branlham. under the viii Of
her decreased husband the late Col. Vincent Bramham,
10 wit: five ak young and valuable Slaves subject
the life estate OF the said Mrs. Mary G. Bramiam
therein. GEORGE w. LEWIS, Comb.
WIN. A. WRIGHT, ~" -
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IT IUVf TthIF,
LOUIS i. ROGERS, c. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !

July 7, 1917. J
All perEon- having sllims asains the osisle o John
L. Upshnr. deceased. which h1va mol already been
ported will present Them 70 me duy authenticated
or befare Thursday, The 9Th day Of September next :
And aldo all persons having Claims agana The estate Of
John D. uphar, deceased will exhibit them 10 me for
settlement on 0, before hr afcrp,ad 9th day OF Septem
bsr>sxr. SMITH NOTTINGHAM, {. Z. S. 9.
Iuir
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MISCELLANEOUS.
q STAR OF THE EAST a
lAl AND t.TH
Thy nil eoa!a.encc EaN Season after
TIE spRIvG SEASON ENDED yu!y Isl

TIE SPRING SEASON ENDED, Ju,y Ia.
Thy nil e5a!a!ence a EaN Season after
I'm days res,.
STAR or TIE East will stand in Charlottesville,
ana iew mites a6oSe--in the neghborEood ur Cox's
T;stfu-..l:rs the mares from Ss'son, Amherst, Au-
lnsia, Louisa and Fuyanll nay be sent 10 him. IL l..
.r, ssiy 10 say any IN ~ mars Of fhIs horse, than
In, hr world has bean chi'er5ei 10 produce his
equal lfany can exhibit ine horse In action,
beauty, blood mad f1fa, will make them present o.!
this horae--:aa v.re v.ltl.
sTAG OF TuF acUTlI-srsd ty STIR OF The West
.Ee hest bred horse, contend that the world ever
saw, that ever !ivrd- have no Interest In him now
having parted VITA him land his dam tho finest mare
ever slw-(sircs Tclrmachus, Eoehiick and Madison
in succGssonl-will stand visit different pats oil
Cumberland, Prince Edward, buckingham, and per-
haps Apomaioy. lie will mol be rode bui to rest the
rider.
am induced 10 believe that Fail colts are the best
and mn not alone in that belief for there are many
great Judges OF the same opinion.
In order TO satisfy all In regard 10 the prices, they
ars:-Slo insurance; season 81; single leap IS
Tho visits round viii not be re-uaf but - regular as
circumstances VIII permit.
The io.ers have The Pedigress, aad attention IL re-
spectfuly inved.
Thoae not satisfied with the regularity of ths visits
round, may take advantage of the insurance leap.
provided they determine hy the LIST October next aud
the money paid for The leap hea. Parting with the
mare forelts The Insurance. The price of insurance
must he paid soon az TIE mare 10 ascrrtlned TO be
In foa
The Fail seasnn viii close between the Isl of Octo.
Der and the Isl November.
have the finest Col, from Star Of the scuth think
ever saw, AID am breeding, crossing from lin,
10 preference To any horse in the Union imported or
not fin England, think they would both serve for
twenty cu,nr1s The spn Jack breed of horses arc
doing great injury 10 the breed Of horses generally
should like 10 get lr>t rate second hand Printing
Establishment, 10 locate nj Buckingham conrhons
for the purpose NJ printing books, handbiIla &c.,not
a newspaper Though would print paper for either
party that might wisn -impa,tidilvnoAiHg personai
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JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond, Va.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY, Isi7.
RI nnn nOI Apcl

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY, 1877.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 10, for 1877, 10 be
drawn al Alexandria, Saturday, July 18th. IS Ne.
I.ultrry-l4 drawn ballots. Gland Scheme: $50 600,
10 OO0 5000 1000 3OGU sou, ,74o 10 Of 900, 10 Of
$50 70 of 500 IS of 800 ao Of $50, etc Tickets slo
halves S; quarters So certificate Of i package Of
25 Whole Tickets SllG-alves aEd quarters In proper
ton.
$4,000 DOLLARSi
Alexandria Lottery, Glars ~, &" loiI, 10 be drawn
July anh. 7s No Loiery-l3 Drawn Ballots. Grand
scheme s30Ouo 1900, 'UG0, 1870, 50 Of ,00o 81 OF
500 1870 Of GEO. elc. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters
30. Certificates Of Packages Of &c Whoes sl20; &c
halves 20; 60 quarters 80.
$4,000 DOLLARSi
Alexandria Lottery. Glass a, for lsi! to be draw
July 3is,. IS M. Lottery, II drawn ballot. Grand
Of 1900 Of 1850, IS of iao IS Of $40, es. Tickets
eIo: balves 8; quarters So Corthcacs Of packages
Of IS Whole Tickets si3u-shares in proportion.
%. Orders for Packages, Certificates, OF single Tick
es in the above Schemes, addressed TO tho undersgn-
ed attended 10 by return Of MALL and, when requested,
an account Of the Drawings forwarded 20 soan as re-
criyed. Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
JuIy "a Richmond, Va.
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PRoFEssoRsnlP IL RICHMOND COLLEGE TO


TN consequence Of the acceptance OF Professcrshlp
in William and Mary College by Prof George r.
Holmes, his Office rs Professor of Ancient Languages
in Richmond College II! soon he vacant. The Trus-
tees of Richmand College will therefore hold meeting
on the last Tuesday In July 1877. for the purpose OF
eisc,ing Professor of Ancient Languages Ia Rich
mond College, at salary o! S!.G0o,
Any comlnr ncaons on lie subject may he as'dtes7-
ed 10 the Rev ROBERT RYLAND. President Of toe
Collera TlIoS J. EVANS,
lime a5-ctIyno Secretary Of the Trustees.
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Samuel p. Halves.

COM ISSION MER e Fl Mt,
WILL give his personal attention TO the sale OF
w COUNTRY PRODUCE, and solics The patron.
age Of his friends and the public Office at the store OF
Messrs F. LATHROP & VAN DEuRSEN, No. vi,
Main Street Richmond. July 5-c3m
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UAW FIELD FOR SALE


ID ENG SIN anii1Hs 10 70 South, again offer for
~ sae my Farm IN Orange county situstrt eight
mos East Of the Court hnns-, thirty West Of Freder
bufg, and eighteen FAST n Gofdonsve, The " est
terninu- - the Richmond and Louisa Railroad. =
Thu farm, III receH; survey, confirms $50 acrts-350
acres are cleared and in fine st1te Of improvement.
the halIlcc in timber nf the 5ss, kiHh The cleared
land ID divided ina rirh tds and lots, with pure
MIN. warr IN all q; ;hem. The Buildings are large,
and in good condition. A minute description ~ The
farm is deemed unnecessary, as II is piesumab- any
disposed 10 purchase viii frat View itsuicr II 10
say however, that II Is seldom s:rb farm Is III n.:f-
the ah day Of August il win that day be rfrred
public auction, 10 The highest bidder. Should br
sold privately before that time, due notice Of the same
mcnt The subscriber vii! take pleasure in showing
the farm 10 any wishing 10 purchase, and nt the
time make known his terms Address the aGb-
scriber, a. Raccoonford r. y cuirepcf county.
June ls-cE9m WM. MALLORY.