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AND MhrHEMA TlCAL
SCHOOL IN STAUNTON.
BY PIX + POWERS.


THE session os this school Will commence on
i tho 18th of August, aad terminate On the 18th or
June following. The system OF instruction Is tho-
rough and accurate. embracing all The subjects usually
taught In the hest Schools Nth SPECIAL attention TO pay
seal seiencs The discipline is hut kind, and con
formed nearly practicable 10 that Of the Virginia
Military Institute.
TERMS.
For Board and Tuition, ten months, $50
For French, ~
Payable half yearly in adcascs.
The number uf pupils being limited, parents ana
guardians are requested TO make early application.
July i-ctd
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Annual sale of n.UCks,

NEAR DELAWARE CITY, DELAWARE.
CLAYTON B. REYBOLD bees TO inform the pub
~ lic thar he will offer FOR unreserved sale, at nuc-
lion, on WEDNESDAY, August ed Is4s,
about TWENTY-FIVE LONG-WOOLED NEW OK
YORKSHIRE YEARLlNG BUCKS, which he believes
superior all points those disposed Of At his former
SALE
The subscriber would also remind the public, that one
of his OIordshirs Bucks aged four years. and weigh
ing three hundred and s1lyone pounds took the first
prize for the best Long wooded Sheep nj the Saratoga
Nesting in tho Fall Of l847, and that the said Sheep
is the sire OF the Bucks Intended for sale.
c. B. REYBOLD will be pleased To see any gentle
man who will favor him with his Company.
HJ- Sale TO commence al O'Clock.
Marsh Mount, June 20, lSf6.-ctlstAug.
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King WIN. co., June 90, ls4s-ef
ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

ALbENI{iNLC I4iIND T YIN pIi LIT
THE subscriber offers for sale the Farm on which he
i resides, called Detn. il lies on the East side, and
along the base Of the Southwest Mountain naar Mon
ticeIio, not more by riding. way than 81 miles from
Charlottesville and containing 3lGi acres The cleared
land Is divided Into six fields ranging from thirty TO
forty acres with good fencing, water in each, ana iour
the quay OF the soil il lis needless to say more, than
that full average Of The red Southwest Mountain
land. The improvements area two story frame dwei.
ling house, with wing, containing seven rooms, and
finished In plain but neat style, together with all ne
cessary out buildings, in good repair, having been
erected but three years since
For health and society this region Is unsurpassed by
any In Virginia.
The enclosure around the house Is good, and there is
we'll Of superior water within ten PAGES OF the door.
Also, fourishing young orchard OF choice run fees.
m NOT sod before the middle OF September, the sub
scrIber cannot give possession until next Spring.
July 7-c4t ARCH'D. N. Dou1Lhs.
az. winchester yirgInlan requested TO insert times.
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THE HUGUENoT WHITE SULPHUR


AND CHALYREATE SPRINGS.
THIS agreeable Summer retreat Ii again open 10 vi
i sitors. The virtue Of tho waters IN invlgoratinS
the frame, and even In restoring health, where The
stronger waters of other sections had been tried 10
vain has now been sufficiently tested BY the e1peri
ence of one season. am therefore, Justified IN be-
speakinp for them the the public, anf esDecai-
~ of nvalids whose systems require mder influence
than the mountain hreezes and harsher walters OF west
rrn Virginiaare found 10 exert.
Since the In seasnn, important improvements nave
heen made-smonlh and shady walks, and level roads
through the ample forest grounds attached TO the
Springs invite the romantic and the lovers oil rural
exercises and for those whose quest 10 recreation
more than health musical band, hne airy ball room,
bathing apartments, bowling alleys, and AL the Gus
lomary resources of pleasure and amusement, nave
been provided In shsxt, effort expense has been
spared TO supply whatever might contribute tothe com
fort or enjoyment OF the guests.
The establishment Is mainly under the man cement
of ,he same attentive and obliging superintendens,
male and female, whose efforts TO please gave such sa-
tisaction the last and shall reside al the
Strings il will be my endeavur, by general snperpi
sion 10 aid in securing the great ends OF "health TO the
aick and pleasure 10 the healthy"
The Hugue springs are on the river road, IN row
ba,an. near Manakin Town Ferry, about seventeen
mile. above Richmond. From that city packet hnaf,
fitted nm expressly for the PURPOSE with separate apart
ment, for ladies' children and invnds will take visit
10 the Ferry sixteen mies whence line of coach
~ will carry Them the Springs. Ths boat VIII leave
The upper end of the Basin on Tuesdays, thursdays
and Saturdays at O'Clock, A. NJ, returning on Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at o'clock, A. NJ
Roard. $40 the season, ending 30th September; $50
nsr month: $40 per week; 81 so per day Children
and servants hall price, Horses s9 per mos1 % e
per day. tY.aa, s,.,n nv c,nnsnv
dlaxtx 30
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FARM in ORANGE FOR SALE.

01HE subscriber again oilers Tor sale MS Farm III Hu
j county of Orange, containing six hundred acres
s.ty Of river botom-throe miles from the Courthouse
Being extremely anxious to ss he will offer bargain;
but, presuming that those who may wish TO purchase
will first view the premises, he Will only state, that u
Ia equal 10 advantages 10 any in the county-lying
we'll with abundant timber, extensive water power,
we'll adapted to every description Of crops grown
In this section Of Virginia, and having comfortable
For information, he refers 10 VIM ID.
Clarke, or John Willis, Esqs. Z. U. NAHUM.
Oranqe c. IL, May 9-cwl0wt
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NOTICE.

NUIICE.
,ha,I RIizabsth ]. Peter Administrative Of John
G. Peter, late Of Montgomery county, deceased In
lend 10 apply 10 the President, and Directors Of The
Bank Of Virginia, also to the President and ptee
o ~ the Farmers, Bank Of Virginia. 10 have all the
Rank Stock In each said Bank belonging TO, and sa
ins In tho name Of John r. c. Peter, my ntes'ae,
transferred to mo- In my own name, as soon u tho
Of Virgins ELIZABETH ]. PETER,
.n,;,,,-ew4n administrstrx Of J. P. @. PstsF.
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JOHN Z. SPINDLE.
200 He0IIars Reward,

DAN AWAY, on Saturday, the 2i,h June last, = Ne
IL gro Man named JESSE. He is about IS years old,
S feet 10 inches high, strongly nade, and of brown
complexion. lie has large on his forehead lie
left under the preence Of going TO his wife, at Mr.
Pollards who resides In the neighborhood of Negrooo
in Hanover county; but, he has not been heard Of
there, is likely r is endeavorns 10 escape 10 free
State. The above reward, II taken without the Stale,
or $50 If within the State will be paid for his delive
ny me, al the Enquirer Once or 10 his owner, sr "
A. Thompson, who resides at Neerofoot.
July ! WM. ". DUSSAyAST.
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NOTICE.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act Of 9Th

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
L RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act OF 9Th
March, ls47:
The following acquisitions hersby made viz: In
lars payable the first day Of each of The months Of
March, April, May, August, September, October and
December, and ten dollars Ins first day OF each Of
The months Of June July and November, each share
Slaunton; in Abemare, in the Bank al Charlottesville;
and those In Richmond, in the Bank Of Virginia. 10 the
credit Of the Louisa Railroad Company. Punetualfy
important, interest wH be due each instaient
paid By order of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Beayer Dam Depot, Feb. 22-ctUec.l
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MARRIAGES.

Grove, In Brunswick county, Va, BY the Row. } g.
Claiborne, Capt THOMAS ii. MEREDITH, to Miss
HENRIETTA r., daughter OF Col. Isham Trotter.
Married, at the d. 8. near Charlottesville, on Wed
nesday evening, Juno 2sth, by the Rev. Mr. Roy III
ROBERT B. MoSELY, Of Appomattor, to Miss MANY
ANN GOOCH.
Married, I'm Norfolk, on Wednesday evening, by the
Rev MIR Cowles JOHN CANNON, Esq, OF klch-
mond, Va, to Miss MARY ELlZ eldest daugh-
ter Of Capt. James Bryant, OF Norfolk.
Married, at Snow Hill, Albemarle county, on the
ootb June. by the Rev. John Hall, Captain DAVID N
ZONES. Of the city of Richmond. 10 Miss LEylNIA
MILDRED, daughter Of The late Col. John 5. Farrar,
of Albemasle.
M Whic and Republican requested to copy.
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RICHMOND MARKETS. July 10.

fOBACCO-Inspec,ions for the las, week
ese been light, with slight impro cement in
Fc.s. We quote Tugs 81 SO TO . so; common
ri 3 90 90, middiing 90 TO ) 90; good
fN fine SO to 50.
FLOUR-Old Sc IS. at retail, sock and
I.Naud very lighS-new 81, al retail for City
Mills; 6 so a 6 Is for country.
MaEAT-Large sales a, ITO c. for deliveries
sNh Iuly-l05 c. TO the 3ist-Sl afterwards.
oATS-35 cents per bushel.
CORN-45 cents per busbel.
EORN MEAL-50 55c. per bushel.
sACON-Virginia hog round a 7 CT Hams 6
.Sc; Western Sides 81 e; Shoulders a. a 44c.
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TUESDAY, July llTH.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
q The Pocahontas, Capt. Parrish
will receive freight to-day, till 3
wharf at 4 p. M. She has superior accommo.
dations for passengers. Passage and fare to Bal.
Iimore, only $500.
July lit HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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Correspondence of The Enquirer.]
pAi TIM0RE Iplv mp


BALTIMORE, July l0-P. M.
FLoyR-The foreign news has had no effect on
the market. Prices unchanged.
CoRN-This article has jumped upa couple of
cents iu The bushel. Demand lair.
WHcAT Market firm, though no change 10
mole in prices.
NEW YORK, July lO-P. NJ.
CoTToN-The foreign news has had a tendency
10 render the Cotton market firm al rates prevail.
ing before its reception.
In other articles usually quoted we have no
change 10 mole,
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ANIMAL, MEETING OF THE LOUISA
paJI ROAD COMPANY.

ny resolution If the last annual meeting, The nert
ID annual meeting OF the Company will DO held al
Louisa Court House on the 18th July.
An act of the last General Assembly, aulnorLms lno
i,ro,noroon of stock 10 the Of $3.50 00O Into
The present Company, 10 make a road from Gordons-
vile in tho direction OF Harrsonburg, will be eonsl-
dered, which, with other Important business, makes u
desirable TO have full meeting.
Az usual free ticket will be given for that occa-
.ion 10 all sloc kholdsrs or their proxies.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
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LOST

BOUT two weeks since. on the road from Aylett's,
n In King William, TO Richmond \ small painted
likeness thick paper about six inches long and four
inches wide, with the name Of Martha Spindle mme-
dlatey under the likeness. reward Of five dollars
will be paid for the delivery OF the likeness 10 the sub
scrber, In Richmond.
Iihlt IL
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NATHAN A. COHEN,
ToRAccO COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CHARLESTON, e. C.,
MAKES liberal advances on Iooseeo eohs's"'' "
IN him for sale. .ain III d..cyn-
:, h'so' ausn sand a May 9-cSm
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Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.

Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
Or In purchasing by the package, deduct the price of
three Tickets.
pT Orders meet our usual prompt attention For
Tickets IN tho above or in any other Lottery drawing
daily tpricc Of Tickets from 81 To s20,) under
nagemsnt, address Us, or C. w. PURCELL,
Agent for D. PAINE & CO., Richmond. Va.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

VIRGINIA MILITARY ms rITUTE.
THE foIIownc Senatorial uislrcts are In the
i Representatives OF State Cadeis, al the virginia
Military Institute, and they will be filed by selections
from such applications may be !iahsnnlea tpo,
paid) to the Superintendent by the Iun oelone III.
The Board of Visitors will NEE. in Richmond Tor W"
purpose the 18th day Of october:
/. Washington, Russell, Scott, &c.
3 Shenandoah, Page. Hardy, &c.
3 Rockingham and Fendleton
d. Bedford and franklin. ,h,,a
5. Charlotte, Notioway, 2. Ed"ara' onu Luue"'e
6. Halifax and Mecklenburg ,,, r. e,,,ru
Superintendent Va. Military Institute
Juy ll-ewl2w
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no CONTR ACTORS

WILL be let in the town of Columbia, 10 the low
w est bidder, on Saturday, the 18th July 1885, the
building of Church. Of the same size and plan OF the
Episcopal Church, about one mile above Powhaian e.
Hthe workmanship TO be equal In all respects 10 said
Church Bond and security for the faithful perform
ance OF the work will be required. Proposals are in
vitsd, addressed to Joseph Hodsson. ?. NJ Columbia,
I,inrann. rnnnty Jnnr o1-coaXid
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NOTICE.
nv lCCs
,hom The Esfafe of Martin KhY. de.

III. per,ons to whom the Estate of Martin Key, de-
n ceased arc indebted requested 10 present their
claims duly authenticated, for settlements aud all per-
sons Indebted said Estate are requested 10 come Tor
ward and make payment without delay as indulgence
ca nnot be given. MARTIN JAMES, Executor.
Onochland June 30. 1913 -cw4wt
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I3y the Magnetic Telegraph.
Correspondence of the Enquirer.

BALTIMORE, July IU, T. N.
RESIGNATION OF GOVERNOR SKUNK.
Governor SKUNK, OF Pcnnsy lvania, resigned his
office on Saturday last in consequence OF i'll health
LATEST FROM FRANCE = HIGHLY
IMPORTANT!-The New York Courier and
Enquirer has published despatch, received just
as the Caledonia leit Liverpool. in which il is
said that General Cavaisnac, has, at the head Of
the troops, declared the city Of Paris in state
of sieeei
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C0MIes, Eo1rery Oficc,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
THE attention of the patrons Of Cowes celebrated
L Prize Office IL Invited TO the following brilliant
Schemes he drawn ~ the MOI q July, under the
management Of d. PAINE &c CO., uho have distribu.
ted more large prizes in Richmcn! he last year than
ali others combined. of those SEA-, many have been
directed this agency and sold ;. the eversuccessfu
pr;za.seer COWLES.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR JULY!

$4,000 DOLLARS! 1859 DOLLARS!
Smsquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass 80, 10 be drawn NJ
Baltimore on Wednesday, tie 18th July, 1913. 66
Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Capitals: si50bn, 1858, 5 OF
5000 OF 25o0, Of 1904 of l,5o0 loo Of 900, &C.
Lowest 3 No. prize s5aG. Tickets $751; halves SO;
quarters rs.
10000 DOLLARS! 1880 DOLLARS
Grand Cs,lolidated Lottery, Class No. II, 10 he
drawn Il 3altiinore Saturday, July aad, lS4S IS
Scs., u drawn. Grand Capitals: $4,000, 1880.
5000 1000, 1000, o,OOD, of ,750, Of 500, Of
,2sO Of coo, of $50, so Of 300 &c Tickets sl7;
halves7 so; qrs. IS.
$4,000 DOLLARsl 100 Of |, 500 DOLLARS!
Lowest 3 Nos. ! 900!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class ~, 10 he drawn at
Baltimore. Maryland, on Saturday, July a9th, ls4s.-
7s Nos., 10 drawn. Grand Capitals: s5o,O0O, $4,000,
$780, 5000 1896, 1000 $500, $50, of 1000, of
sU0 of 1850 loo Of 500, 100 Of 000 &c. Tickets
SIS; shares in proportion.
W In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
nf three Tickets.
~ Orders for Tickets 10 lhe above win meet prompt
and conf ntal attention ii addressed to
J. B. COWLES, Wall street,
June2s Richmond. Va.
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VACANCY IN THE FACULTY OF RICHMOND
'..' re, L,

COLLCUE "
TN consequence Of ths resignation of Mr.. N. H. Mas
i sic. the Trustees OF Richmond College will hold a
meeting on the 4th OF August ls4s for the purpose OF
electng Tutor in the Academical Department, al
salary of $500 per annum.
All communications from those who may desire TO
obtain this situation be addressed TO Ro Ryland,
THOS. J. EVANS,
run. 3n-ctd Secretary OF the Trustees.
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INTEREST ON THE STATE DEBT.
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE

lst July, 1873.
TIME semi annual interest due that part Of tho
public debit registered on the books Of this Office,
w,ll he paid on application and after "Wednesday,
,ha sth instant. J. BROWN, Jr.,
JnIv IN Second Auditor.
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y. w. Mallry & Co.,
I'M 81 n p ID Q

[ w II n II U z II . ]
Successors to j. G.. CIR EGORY g. CO
OFFICE, NO. l, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOND. Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY, ls48.
Virginia Lessburg Lottery, Glass No. 80, for lB4a TO
be drawn Saturday, July 18th. rs No. Lottery-l2
drawn haIlnls.
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wasu1NcToN COLLEGE,

WNSffINU ON COLLGNE' -
TNllE next session of this Institution viii begin on
L the LIST OF September There are two courses OF
rtudy-,he Irregular course" embracing the Classics;
French and the Sciences and tho aareulturai couise
including French and the Sciences. The necessary e1
penses for the collegiate year. exclusive Of clothing q"
not exceed $780, INDECENT young men, Of good cnaae
ter admitted tuition fiee For iurhef lniormao"'
apply In the Faculty.
Lexington, July llth, loi9.-CWew
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THE owners ofthe Liberty Mills, In accordance with
i the wishes Of portion Of the Company, have con-
cludsd TO offer for sap this well known and valuable
Milling Establishment. situated on The Rapid Ann ri
yer, In the county OF Orange, about nine miles from
the Louisa Railroad Therp are fur pair Of hrs
ber machine pair of plaster and pair OF
srst stones attacked TO This milling concern, all in
good repair There is also ihr opposite side of the
river an excelen, Saw Mil. The country around IL
extensively engaged in wheat growing, and the Aiil
has manufactured In season about 5000 bbs hour
The grade OF -four made ut the Liberty Mills Is equal TO
any made on the Eastern side OF the Blue Ridge Per-
soma wishing purchase must address the agent Geo.
A. Smith, near Liberty Mills Orange county, Virginia
MAY I9-ctf
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LAND IN KING & QUEEN FOR SALE
pursuance of the provisions Of a Deed OF Trust
ecuted by the late George G.. billiard and wife. OF re-
cord In Tie County Court oil King Queen and by viz
tue OF decree of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ana Cnancsiy for said county, pronounced al Its Spring
Term, ie'S, shall, as Trustee, appointed by said de-
cree 10 carry into effect the provisions of said deed Of
us', expose 10 sale, publicly, for ready money, al
nine ma 0uren Conrt-house, the 10th day OF july
I.4s Una, BEN. King Queen Court day. all that
rarl "t land, situate IN said county, about Two miles
below Little Plymouth, Immediately on the road lead
ing ron KING and Queen Gloucester urt-h0use,
known rs the "OLD GLEBE,' and containing two
hundred and ninety This land has on il q COM
Portable dwelling and all necessary out houses for
small family, abounds In pine wood suitable for mar
Rel, and Is only about and half miles from the
Matapony river. Ths soil. too, is fertile and we'll
adapted TO he growth of corn and wheat shall con-
vry ONLY uch tile rs Is vested In me by the decree
aforesaid, though the title il believed To be
June G-cwids ]. 81. JEFFRIES.
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sa,r M vaI.,IaRTE REAL ESTATE

SALE OF VALUABLE KEAI4 F.o n r.
THE subscriber, wishing to remove from the county
i OF King William, offers for sale his Plantation, ~
tuatsd therein upon the West side OF the public road
leading from the Courthouse Of said county TO Fra.
zer's Ferry about two miles from the Maapon river
Il contains 500 Of land, about 300 Of which, in
Guiding so acres OF swamp land Is cleared. The wood
land consists chiefly of red and white OAK, cedar and
pine of which last kind three or four thousand cords
NAV he cut from The land and still leave abundance
of wood for fuel, &C. II ia well waerrd, and has upon
II he'd of mari of good quality. The improvements
thereon are comfortable dwelling house, kitchen,
dairy barn. and other necessary houses, all In good or
der A more minute description is deemed unne cessa-
ry as persons DESTROYS OF purchasing such farm arc
requested to view the premises, which Will br shown
them by the subscriber, who resides thereon.
CHRISTOPHER LfPSCOMB.
Yin, Wnn RI Iune o. l83S-rt(
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR RICHMOND
For SALE

FOR SALE.
AM authorized 10 sell the beautiful and highly I'm
i proved FARM situated on the Western extremity OF
tho City of Richmond belonging 10 Anthony Robinson,
IT, either In whole or In divisions ms may he most con
venient 10 purchasers The farm consists tncludng
wood lo &c 81 acresl of about 100 acres OF highly i'm
proved and productive land. plat, showing each d.
vision, may be seen nj my office, and am ready TO
treat privately with gentlemen desiring to purchase
The terms may be made accommodating rs desirable.
upon the payments being satisfactorily secured
Early applications are desirable, as the pfoprietors
object selling 10 enable him 10 accomplish another
object. -,
nui;t,s South. lne the extreme Western line
of sydney, adjoining coquitt on two sides. includes
fully 81 and wood ot an The upper side OF Col
quits OF 81 acres-ogether, 80 acres OF valuable ta
BILE Land
The second division contains 45 acres and includes
buildings orchards, garden, a portion Of meadow &c
Thr third division is nearest TO Richmond, includes
the greater part Of what was once Scunie Town, con-
sists of some yauab meadow has large hay house,
n small dwelling house, and very fine we'll of water
on it--contains about "a acres.
The fourth division contains all the land which hr
Robinson purchased between his original tract and the
Westham road-lbout So acre.
July 4-cwiw w GOUDlN.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of ths Superior Court OF Chancery iot
the Richmond Circuit, tho lst day of May, 1898:
Charles p. Gooda, Edmund Fon'ane aud Jane
Fonlane, fia'huns'
against
Edmund e.. Goodwin, and other Defendants.
The defendant ahove named not having entered his
appearance aud given security according 10 the act oil
Assembly ind the rules OF this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabiant OF
this wealth. Il Is ordered that the said defend
ami do appear the rules 10 be held for the said Court
on the first Monday IN August next and answer the
hills of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
f,r,hwh inserted In some newspaper published In tho
city Of Richmond for two months suecessivey and post
cd at the front doc, Of the state Courthouse In the
Nav ii-cwam r. ROBERTS, elk.
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FQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE, AN
NUIrY AND TRUST COMPANY.
oEeICE II WALNUT STREET, PHILADEl.-
" philadelphia CARBOHYDRATES rhh-
PETUAL. h,.,rsss
,on The most liberal and advantageous terms. lhry
I ar,horized by their charter "lo make all and every
insurance apperaining to life risks, OF wnhseVr, sina
~ n,Iure and to receive and execute trusts MAKE en-
Sowmsnts. and Ia grant and purchase annuniiies.
The Company sell annuitiss and endowmeh's' ana '''
a, Trustees for minors and heirs ,.,..
hat" - In.ar For years. For Life.
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Tickets sl0--shlfe5 in proportion.
Or Orders for ccrtihcHtes or Packages single Tick
cts and Shares, Of the above Schemes address
ed the undersigned, viii receivethe most prompt at
tenllon, and an account oi each drawing forwarded
a. soon IL isrecaiV-i.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
]. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
JuIv & Richmond Virginia.