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ELK HILL, AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND
For SALE

THIS estate. situated on James River, in the county
i of Goochland, about nifty miles above The city OF
Richmond, is offered Tor sale.
Elk Him. including several tracts Of land which have
been added 10 il since The original purchase by the late
Randolph Harrison, contains 1855 acres, of which
about SO acres including 20 much as is orcnped BY the
lanes River Canal are low grounds OF the best quail
~ The high land in cultivation Is divided into five
fields averaging 100 acres eych Originally Of the
finest quality. II has heen highly improved by heavy
manurin: and the free use OF clover and plaster.
The farm buildings, tobacco houses, &C., gene.
rally new, with new barn and threshing machine
that Will hresh five hundred bushels day. The dwell
ling house is new, large and handsome. There Is q
gris mill with pair Of stones, bail; in tho best
ner, of brick and stone; plaster MILL and FIST rate
saw mill, on never failing stream.
Elk Island contains ) IL acres-low grounds OF The
very hest qnalty-threshing machine OF equal power
with that on the hill, tobacco houses, &c.
The two tiacts are connected by handsome BRIDGE
built in the most durable manner.
The present fertility, with resources for manuring
heavily one hundred OF land every year, consti
this The finest Estate upper james River II not
In Virginia.
The whole Estate lie in the best condition for profits
BILE agriculture.
II will give me pleasure TO show the two plantations
10 any one who may desire examine them, or to an-
swer enquiries BY letter. addressed 10 me al Carriers.
s' PEYToN HARRISON, Agent for
H. e. HARRISON, Administratrx
Of Randolph Harrison.
Immediate possession can be given, y desired
March l7-dltxcff r. H., Agent, &c.
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Bigger Co.'s Lucky Office

FOurfcenlf SiTcet, Opp6SHe Lfe fad71Wa,
RICHMOND, VA.
THE attention Of The public Is requested 10 the "a"
4 lowing Grand Schemes to be drawn this month
May, l547-under The popular management OF d.
Paine & Co. For Prize Tickets, address
WM. J. BIGGER 4 TO-, Richmond Va.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY.
10000 DOLLARS. 20 of 5000 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Lottery, Class s5, for 1917 10 be drawn
on Wednesday, May 10Th, n Baltimore. u Nos, 10
drawn. Grand Capitals prize Of Sdn,OOO 2Oiof 5,0uO
20 Of 900, 20 $780, etc. Tickets Sl2 halves 6; quar-
tiers 3.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Fifteen drawn Nos. in each package Of 25 Tickets
Fine Lottery for Packages.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 81 for l6}7, TO he
drawn Saturday, May 22d, al Wilmington, Del =
IS No Lottery-l5 drawn ballots Grand Scheme =
$50 900, Of 10000 of soon, 5000 Of :, 700, II
Of 1900 COO, etc Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 50
Certificates Of packages of Whole Tickets S92 3d.
shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS. 10000 DOLLARS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass % Ia be drawn
nj Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday May ~, 1877
70 Nos, IA drawn. Grand Capitals Prize Of $40
400 of l0On0 Of 6,6n0, Of 2,Il0 10 Of 1000. 10 o
$780, 10 of 200, 10 Of 900, ~ Of 500, &c Wh'ie
Tickets Sloi halves S. quarters ? 80
We have every day Lotteries from | 10 $40. and when a
remittance made u.s. large SMALL we VIII always
Invest in The most popular Lotteries on hand. fhe
drawings SENT when requested, IN all who order from
sight On all letters enclosing cash. or prize tickets
the postage need not be paid. The tickets IN the above
Lotteries are received, and all orders addressed To VI
will meet the most prompt and confidential attention.
Persons ordering by The package, may deduct The
price Of three tickets.
WM. J. BIGGER 90,
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY.

80 900 DOLLARS
Fifteen drawn numbers in each package of p Tickets
Fine Lottery for Packages.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass al, 10 be drawn
on Saturday, May 22d, lsi7, Al Wilmington, Della
ware. IS Nos, Is drawn. Grand scheme-s3O OoO,
O0O 5000, 1000, 2700, 10 prizes Of 500 eic ETC.
Tickets sl0 halves s. quarters 50. Certificates Of
packages Of wholes s92 So shares in proportion.
~ have every day Lotteries from 81 to $50, and
when \ remittance Is made 10 me, large or small,
will always invest in the most popular Lotteries on
hand. The drawings sent, when requested, 10 al
who order from me- The cash for oil Capitals can be
had as usual nj sight. On all letters enclosing cash
or prize tickets the postage need not be paid The
Tickets In the above Lotteries are received ana all "
ders addressed to will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. Address Z. b. LUCk
pr Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price Of three Tickets.
MayI c. B. LUCK. Richmond. Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
Hl,,a,arfanf sale.

TIE CATHARlNE FURNACE, WITH DWELLING;
a,6Is ACRES or LAND, CONTAINING IRON
ORE, WELL WOODED; FIXTURES, PATTERNS,
STOCK, STEAM ENGINE, ENGINE HOUSE, GU
POLAS, BLAcKSMITH'S TOOLS, &c, &c & C.,
WITH EVERY THING REQUISITE FOR COM
MENT
On TUESDAY, June LIST, lsi7, will be sold at Pub
- iic Aucioi, an the premises. that highly valuablr
property, kn"wn - lie CATHARlNE FURNACE,
WIN III tilr Land attached th-teto Fixtures, Patterns
.loeH, &c, sc together win The Dwelling aud Ont
houses, looming, rs whole, complete Iron Alanniac
turing establishment with neat aud desirable Fami
y Residence attached, and situated in cnun,ry a I'M
qneslionibly healthy any other in the Union. The
principal items embraced IN the proposed sale are as
follows:
the cATHARINE FURNACE. located in the coun.
~ oil Sposyvania State oil Virginia. 10 miles from the
town OF fredericksburg, one mile from swift Run Gap
turnpike Road, and containing ,64c acres
The STACK vas built by Mark McAfre, IN the year
s7 Is 3G feet high, 81 feet square Al the base, lu feet
acfnss The inwaII with Two twieres.
CASTING HOUSE, Thirty feet vide, nifty feet long,
win shed on each side twenty fee, wide and my
ENGINE HOUSE, Of stone, twenty feet wide and
seventy long, with sheds on two sides, and an engine
oil fourteen horse power.
TWO CuPOLAS
BRIDGE HOUSE, ~ feet wide, 4. Zee, long.
COAL. HOUSE, part If Stone, % feet vide, 100 feel
lone. WIN 4 shed 20 feet wide, 100 feet long.
Office boarding House tor wnrkmen; Ball House,
Pattern House, Smoke House, aud Blacksmlt's Shop;
Patterns, M"nlds and Fixtures for The manufacture oi
General Government; valuable sci Of Brass Pot Pat
terms, Stove Patterns, &C., sc.
Eighteen Mules ami unr Horse Wagons, Cats, &c,
with Gear, BaCkSmh's Tools
Stabling ample to accommodate fiom forty 10 fl,y
head Of horses or mules.
The Dwelling House, Two stories, with eight rooms,
Kitchen, ana all necessary Offices and Houses Tor Ser
wants
Fy The terms OF sale will br--Unr third cash, the
balance III two equal annual nstaments, secured, As
usual, by deed Of trust on the premises c0nsidr
soil security viii he required in addition 10 the deed
of trust.
The Property may BE- purchased at private sale until
The 10Th May, 1871. Alter that day, no private olef
VIII be received. Ii sold privately, notice viii be 81
ven III all the newspapers which publish this ad'er.
tisrmrnt that persons residing at distance who
wish 10 purchase may be- assured thai the sale will po-
svely take place the st June, unless the above no.
licr Is given.
Application for private sale may be made Ia Dr. VII
liam ~ Wexford, fredericksburg, Va, who Is fully an
ihUrised IL conclude bargain; hut information the
sibjeCl may bu obtained from either Of the subscribers.
WA. N. WELLFORD,
Executor of John :. Wexford.
ED. II CARMICHAEL.
X. II. CUNNINGHAM,
Trustee Of +. q. Dranr, jr.
~ B.-1hcrr ~ now On The bank Of the Catharnr
Furnace about GOO al PIG IRON Of The blast oi
lslG; any portion III which viii be sold 10 the pure ha'
,Iisrr Of the Property whu may desire 10 commence
immediate operations. March l6--dlt.sctds
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PROF. BRANCH'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, At PRINCE EDWARD c. H.
TIME Summer session Of my School will commence on
i the Isl day oil June, and end on the iouTth We'd
neslay OF September following.
The course of studies embraces all the subjects isii
ally taught in the hest SeMnarles nf the KIND Tho
buildings large and commodiots, having been erect
ed for the purposes Of School he location 10 plea
SAINT itself and derives many additional advantages
from its vicinity oher literary institutions II IS sf-
fcieny retired and is believed TO be rs healthy az any
In the State.
Board. including all Accommodations, $40
Tuition in all the branches, Including tho Ancient
and Modern Languages, ~
Music, with use of instrument, 10
Reference may he made 10 the following gentlemen,
who either have had, have now, daughters or wards
in the School Henry Edmunds, Esq, Halifax; Memo
las Edmnnds. Esq Charlotte; Rev DR.. Graham, Prlnce
Edward; Col. Benjamin r. Walker, Appomattox; Gn',
Knight, Holloway; sessrs. Edward carringnn and
Willis Wilson, Cumberland; DR.. II. J. Miller and David
Bridges Esq, Richmond May ll-c"tiotn'e
TN CHANCERY.-VIHeI5IA:-A AT Rules held IN the
i Clerks ffce of the Circuit Superior Cnnri OF Law
and Chancey for Cumberland county, on Monday, ths
5ih day Of April, 1877:
William Phaup PlaIntih
against
Allen Wilson, Administrator Of Thomas 7. Swami
deceased reter y. Ssaton and Jane his wife, Nathan
iel Penck. Sheriff of the county If Cumberland. and
as SUCH Administrator Of VIM. Swami, deceased, and
Julia D. Swami, widow, and VIM Macon swami ana
Ann T. Swami, children Of VIM. Swami, deceased
and Sally Swami. widow of Thomas t. Swami, de-
ceased, George T. Swami, Sally Swami, Angelina
Swami, Thomas T. Swami, Fleming l., swami, John
Swami and Singleton Swami, Defendants
The defendants, Peter B. Slratton and wife, George
4. Swnnn and John Swami, mot having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the ACT Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and il appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of
this rah is ordered, that the snld defend
ants do appear al the Clerks Ohre Of The Circuit su
perior Court If Law and chancery for Cumberland
county rules 20 be held therein. on the hrst Monday
in July next, aud the hill Of the painilf; ana
that copy Of This order he forthwith inserted IN some
new spaper published in the city Of Richmond for Two
months successfully and posted al The frost door OF
the Court. house of this county.
Il Copy. Teste,
May 4-cw2m b. Is. WOODsoN, u. '.
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VALUABLE LANDED ESTATE, IN EAU
QILlER COUNTY For SALE

IN pursuance of a decree Of the Superior Court nf
] chancery for the Richmond Circuit. pronounced on
the 9iih day Of March, lei7 in the suit Of Norton Us
Noon the undersigned, Commissioners, will proceed
on MONDAY, the oath day of May next, Al fauqnier
Court. HOUSEKEEPING Court day-io sell, at public
ton, that valuable real property, known n the
EFFINGHAM FOREST ESTATE,
situated in Fauquicr county about miles from War
renton the cnnnty seat containing upwards of 4nO
acres The quality Of the land was originally good,
and though somewhat injured by bad management, Is
very susceptible of Improvement by Judicous and pro-
per system OF cultivation. As an Indncenen 10 those
who may not desire 10 bny 50 large lract 10 become
purchasers the Estate will be offered for sale, In sepa-
rate lots parcels Of convenient size according 10
survey thereof made by the Surveyor of the county,
plat Of which, the possession Of the undersigned,
will be exhibited on the dag of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ome third Of the purchase mo-
ney 10 paid in cash; in twelve-months and
the residue in eighteen months from the day of sale-ihe
purchaser or purchasers giving bonds, with approved
security for the credit instruments and the title 10 the
property be retained until the whole Of the purchase
money is paid and conveyance is directed by the
c0'' R RoIa!R H {. SIcHSlAs Commissioners
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SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND
DWELLING HOUSE IN LYNCIIBURG.

ON MONDAY, the 18th May n-Nt NJ O'Clock, r.
~ NJ, upon the premises, w be sold, al public auc.
li0n, by the undersigned, III obedience 10 decree Of
the Superior Court Of Chancrry or the Richmond Cir
chit, in two suits therein depending, in one of which
Andrew S!eedman Is plaintiff, and The administrator
and heirs of lanion H. Cabrl, deceased, and others,
are defendants aud in the other Of which Robert
Saunders plaintiff, and lhr administrator and heirs OF
Llndon X. Cabell, deceased and Others are defend
ants ali tina, valuable Lot Federal Ill., IN the town
Of lynchburg, wiih the Dwelling House and other
buildings thereon and The appurenances belonging 10
the estate Of London r. Cabrl deceased, now and for
years past occupied by Samuel Garland, Esq, rs
4 tenant.
TIRNs:-Onefourrh part Of the purchase money 10
he paid either cash al The time Of the sale, or thirty
days thereafter, secured by ote notes well endors
ed, negotiable aud payable Mt Bank, including interest
the day of sale; The al the purchase money 10
be paid three equal lnstamens; The first payable on
the 1T of January, one Thousand eight hundred and
forty eight The second the III July, le4r and The third
The Ill January 1919 The purchaser To give his bonds
for The said three deferred Instamrns 10 the under.
signed rs commissioner, and the title 10 be rrIaiEcd
until the whole purchase money Is paid Possession
he delivered the Isl January, 1898, unless Il be
certaincd before the sale, and proclaimed al The sale,
that the present tenant lswlng 10 surrender thr pos
session sooner and in that possession 10 be de-
llverrd al such earlier period.
HENRY DUSNINGTON, Conf.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Volunteers Wanted.

Richmond, April IS, loi7.
TO meet reqnison Of the President Of the Unil,d
States, two additional Companies of Infantry yo
lnneers VIII be accepted, 10 during the war with
Mexico, unless sooner discharged. Each Company 10
consist of Captain, FiIst Lieutenant, Second Lieu
ieTanis, Musicians and sJ PIivaes Ito rendezvous
Richmond. No man will lie received who is In years
apparently over As under l6or who is not of ply
cal strength and vigor. II is desirable 10 organize
Companies as speedily rs possible. When full Com
pany cannot he raised IN county district The organ
zaIlon would be greatly facility by The enrolment Of
parties Of - each. in different places, 10 be
lldittd -Four OF these parties will constitute Compa
ny, and might each afford one commissioned, one
commissioned officer, aud 20 prIvales. All necessary
aid and Instruction will be afforded on application 10
this Department-bnh beg 10 urge upon all who are
disposed 10 unite raising this additional force the vi
most promptirude and activity.
BY command. WIN. H. RICHARDSON,
April 27-c3w Aduianl General.
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La mn bert,s d III c c

MONDAI, NHH TO, IOfJ.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has this day com
menced the business of Lottery Broker, in the office
ton l4th street, under the Exchange otel,l formerly
occupied by D. NJ. oyt, and recently by f. b. Pende'
ton.
Tickets and shares In all Lotteries Of which J. W.
Maury Co. successors TO Gregory Co.. ure the Ma
nagers, always for sale in the greatest variety.
Orders from the country, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in NJ & Co.'s Lotteries punctlaly attended TO-,
and the drawings forwarded when requested.
A liberal discount on package sales.
Prizes cashed at sight,
Magnificent Scheme Alexandria Lottery, Class No
Nos, 10 draw ballots / grand prize of S6O,OOO 10 Of
10 900, % of 1000, 100 Of 900, &c. Whole Tickets
$50; halves, quarters and eighths in proportion.
For sale al LAMBERT'S
Mayl0 viii he Lucky Office.
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TN the United State, cour. for the Eastern Ds,rc, of

TN the United States Court for the Eastern District Of
Virginia:
In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF George H. Taiaerro:
In pursuance Of an order Of Court, made the 2and
day Of March, lsI3 have again settled my account
assignee in the matter of bankruptcy Of George B. Ta
afrrro, and have this day deposited IN the Bank Of
sum of six hundred and thirty dollars and ninety
Ave cents being the balance found due from the
e in Bankruptcy for the county nf Gloucester
Notice is hereby given. that after days, the Court
will PASS an order for dividend and distribution of The
said sum Of six hundred ard thirtyone dollars and
B. Taafero. WfNDHAM KEMP,
May ll-c4, Assignee in Bankruptcy.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND. May 10.
ARRIVED,

hhRI V Ed
Canal Boat VIM. L. Lancaster, S. Perkins,
rlh 5i tons mdze, from Scollsvlle, 10 Frys &
Co., s Z. G. Thompkins s. Co.
Doal Lucy Long, J. Cowcll, with 2la tons
mite from Scousvile and Lock No. 81, 10 +.
6 Tcmpkins s. Co., J ]. Faris. Deane & Brown
ent Bridges Mckinney & Co.
Boa, Rough and Ready, w. Tompkns, with
Bs, ions mdze., from Scousviile to A. I. Harris,
B. Peyron. Ro. c. Gwathmey & Co., Ragland &
Bros. and l.. D. Crenshaw, Bros. & Co.
Boa, Pig Iron, A. Fletwell, with Az tons mdzr.,
Eom Howardsville, 10 A. T. Harris, Wintree q
Sheppard, Deane s. Brown, Ro. c. Gwalhmey
+ Co. and Dribrel & Jones.
CLEARED,
Boa, Columbia, w. Scot, with "A tons mdze i,
lr IYnchhuro
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~ - aIsia1f=sh @A

kVrlCE- The water is 10 be drawn off from
Y The James River Canal on the 18th OF this
kkMa and, while navigation is suspended, we
Jun line Of four Horse Coaches from Rich
f-n LynchbuTg three times week via Farm
Leave Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Eullays' al Il A. NJ We shall also run two
SC s'ose BY Powelrs Tavern, Goochland C.
ana remoeron 10 Farmvie, leaving Rich
W Mooaays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at P.
/ y Once at the Columbian Hotel
NooiD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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TOO often the inqusiive spirit Of man directs its al
iention to matters which are beyond its reach, and
txmpls 10 falhom the mysterious depths Of Divine
Eedom with the short plummet line Of human reason.
much more profitable to apply this desire 10 inves-
)s,e the fair field of Nature. little research there
kahrs us the impossibty Of measuring the purposes
Him who has stored and garnlshed II with prceless
saoes Not among the least of these is Sarsaparilla.
li the record of the immense amount Of good which
been effected with the juices Of this root, concen-
5iet in the form of Sands Sarsaparla. The dyspep-
The feeble victim of mineral medicines, the scrofula
Sssn the blotched and disfguIed subjects Of erup.
M the rheumatic, the bilious, all have been restored
J health through its agency.
Fo further PARTICULARS and conclusive evidence OF
superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which
! AZ be obtained Of agents gratis.
' " Prepared and sold by A. 3. s. D. SANDS, Drug
a, 100 Fulton street, corner Of William, New York
a, also, by DUvAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
.. Richmond, Virginia, and by Druggists generally
ushout the United States. Price, 81 per hottle OF
ioo,,lss Tor S.. May. lSsI
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ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE,

Three and q Aalf miles from Gofd0nsrdie IePM.
| WISH 10 sell my Farm, which lies along The South
west Mountains, and contains $50 acres. II nd
joins the lands of Is. J. Barbour " Johnson, and VIM
Davis Esqs., in Orange, and Gen. Gordon NJ. l.. Wal
krr, and James Lindsay Esqs., in albemarir
In consequence OF having purchased an rstat. rlfr
where in the Stale this land il Disposed oi
will be offered 10 The highest bidder On ilr 10Th day o
May, 1871.
With The View of rtlrcting sale, might be- induced
10 divide the Farmland am DESTROYS OF making i
speedy disposition Of il, thai low price Will be- taken
and ve:y liberal terms extended 10 thr purchaser
There is superabundance of wood land attached
(beeyed to br about $50 acres hundred acres OF
which is fine tobacco land.
Any upr wishing To I'll. land will find my over
Always on the premises.
Address-lentivoglio r. o., alb.marle.
Feb lg-c2lwlm&wti ALEX. F. TAYLOR.
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.nARINE JOURNAL.


FORT OF RICH ION ID.
iiga Waller this day, al l2t o'clock, P. IN.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Union, Hughes, Philadelphia.
Schr. Lexington, Blackman, Albany.
Schr. Levenlank, Warren, Philadelphia.
sehr. VIM. Penn, Driscoll, New York.
Schr. Richd Thompson, Corson, New York.
Schr. R. L. s. A. Stuart, Lozier, New York.
Schr Galena, Pierpont, New York.
Schr Fox, Patterson, Baltimore.
Schr. Rebecca Secor, Pearce, New York.
Schr. Joanna, Gibson, Port Deposit.
Schr Minerva, Burnett, Philadelphia, coal, Il
J. A. Lancaster & Co.
SAILED,
Schr Harriet Chandler, Avery, New York.
Schr. Iowa, Applegarth, Baltimore.
Schr Ro B. Glover, Cook, New York.