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25 DOIiars Esewayss-

AN AWAY from the subscriber, living near New
~ Canton, buckingham county, on the 18th of De.
cemoer last Negro Man named PATRICK. about
twenty'three years of age He sometimes calls him
self Patrick Winfrey. and understand frequently calls
himself Winfrey. He is a toeraby bright m:latlo,
ana when lie left home had bushy head Of hair He
IL about ve iee eight ten inches high No scar re-
nenbercd, but my oyerserr Informs me that when he
ieit, ne had small bump under Of his eyes, but
Whelher was stye or other injury he does not know
MS inter coat was of napt cotton, his pantaloons Of
hOmsspun and his hat white wool hat hui il Is be-
iieved he has traded of his coat and hat and wears
irock coat and cap. 1t is believed he is making his
way 10 ONO, and may be in company with another. I
lie paid TO any one who will apprehend him and deliver
MN 10 me, or coniine him in jail that get him.
JOSEPH PUQUA.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Steam Marble sSciEls.
ROAD, ABOVE SPRING GARDEN STRI
M.

PHILADELPHIA.
f1NilS extensive establsEme il erected on IN i'm
proved plan, AMI. hy the aid Of steam Power ma.
nufnctnrrs III kinds Of Plain ard Ornamental MAR
BILE WORK, In a superior style, and al the loves
prices.
The largest and best assortment, Of Marble Nartes.
Imported Parlor and Garden Staiuary, Vases and
Fountains, Tiles for floors, &C.. may be a, The
Ware Rooms, 10 which tile attention Of the pubic Is
respectfully invited
Marble Cutters supplied al all times, with any num-
her Of finished Man.eIs and Marble Tops, Italian
Tomhs and Monuments, cut to sizes or finished; also
constantly on hand large assortment OF American
Grave Stones, in The rough finished Marble IN block
DC, JOHN BAIRD,
Ridge Road. above Spring Garden Street.
PhIiadelnha March 2S-Ju
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BEAVER Dam Depot, Feb. aa-ctUtc.T

JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
V,IE subscriber offers for sale his Farm tCALLAiSl
i lying on the South side of James river, about
piie above Subjects Tavern. In the county Of Powha-
IAN Containing by survey $50 acres, portion Of which
Is low grounds OF n superior quality Nearly one half
the farm wood Of original growth, and heavily
lmbeted. The high land is Of good quality lies well,
ana is susceptible Of high state OF Improvement =
There IS brick house the farm, with four rooms,
and all the necessary out buildings good repair If
sale s noteTrctrd privately before the LIST Of October
next IL will then be offered publicly, TO the highest
bidder. As the subscriber is determined TO SELL he
will make the terms very accommodating. Appca.
tons may be made TO him personally, the premises;
or by letter, directed 10 Subeus Tavern; To MI /.
VIM l.. smith, Smithville r. D., who Is authorised to
dispose 9th place. THOMAS A. HARRIS.
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rapMIN 0RANGE For SALE.

,rHE subscriber again offers for sale his Farm IN the
i county of Orange, containing six hundred acres
sirtv of river bottom-ree miles from the Court house
being extremely anxious SELL he will offer bargain;
but, presumng that those who may wish 10 purchase
will first view the premises, he VIII only State that II
ia equal in advantages TO any 10 the conhty-lying
we'll with abundant timber, extensive water power,
well adapted TO every description of crops grown
In this section Of Virginia. and having comfortable
improvements For information, he refers To VIM. d.
Clarke or John Willis Esqs. Z. Z. MACON.
Orange e.. H., May 9-cwl0wN
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NOTICE.

J,o ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Knew ye,
i that |, Elizabeth j. Peter, Administrative OF John
P. Z. Peter late OF Montgomery county, deceased IN
tend to apply to The President and Directors Of inc
Bank Of Virginia as also 10 The President and Direc-
tors OF the Farmers Bank OF Virginia. To have all tns
Bank Stock in each said Bank belonging to- and stand
ing in the name Of John PC. Peter, my interstate,
transferred me, in my owl name, ID soon DIS tue Ia"
" "e''a :" ELIZABETH J. PETER,
prlll-cw4n Administrative oil J. r. Z. Peter
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IySoTTowAY COUNTY COURT, APRIL TERM,

L 1873: ;, r..
~ " ~ sh,,bam fatchett deceased, il is ordered
,ha. y. persons having claims against the Estate of said
deeedant, Abraham Hatehet, present them to AIehi-
oat h .dmins,rator OF said Abraham Hatchett, de-
ssosed for payment, before the first dag Of June
o.Y, Two wears having elapsed since the qualification
~ nj Of said Administrator and that copy
n this order published in public newspaper for
eight wseks. ACopy-Ie0e.
Ipril a5-swsw G. W. FITZGERALD, d. o.
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Advertisement.
TO PERSONS TRAVELLING NORTH

TO PERSONS TRh YELLING NORl Il
DURING THE SUMMER.
N BLANCHARD returns his sincere thanks for me
L liberal patronage he has always received, ana
beos TO inform his friends and The public 10 general ihat
he has taken that spacious and commodons establish
mrnt, the CITY HOTEL, New York, when
he has reted and refirnshed, so as 10 render y .ir
ouai In nonI or eeranc- and comfort, of the hest
houses in tie CITY. All persons who may avoI MN oy
visiting his new Hotel mny rely meeting win every
attention and accommodation. There ARE severn, nhe
' Late Of the Globe Hotel
c;,y Hotel Now York Nav "a lS4S.-clm
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EAGLE HOTEL, SCOTTSVILLE, VA.
THE subscriber having leased this valuable property
for a term of years, is prepared to entertain the
public in the most satisfactory manner The property
has been recently repaired Is newly furni he'd and is
situation Of this Hotel is well known, being Immediate
ly Main slreet, the South side Of the Branch
and hrathfu situation. the stabling is good,
and pains shall be spared to render satisfaction in
all respects. ID. Nj. WlNGFlELD
N. B-rRveers going TO Richmond, returning,
will lie waited on Il and from the boats.
May l2-clm
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Eittu.U1 Ut I1u'''''"' ~ '''
NAV 23-cwiWs
KING & QUEEN LAND FOR SALE.

KING & QUEEN LAND FOR SALE.
OFFER for sale my Farm, containing six or seven
hundred acres uated IN the upper end OF the above
countv two miles from Dunkirk, and adjoining Inc
lands of Dr. NJ G. Faunlleroy, James Smith and Others
The improvements consist Of two story brick dwell
ing with eight rooms and all necessary out houses
h land "a well adapted TO the culture Of CON- wheat,
oats &c.
ket renders il valuable. deem further description
unnecessary. Mr.. John Lumpkin viii show the pre-
misses 10 any one wishing to purchase.
The Terms can be known BY applying 10 me, In
Richmond or TO Or. K. 3. Lyme, Of ientlco county,
Nay30-cWSw MARY w. MCSb'
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

Near Henderson, Granville Co., Month Carolina.
THE valuable Tract OF Land ~ which George c.
Il Eaton lately resided, within one mile of Hender.
son, on the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, containing
over 1850 acres, q large and commodious Dwelling
House, Ice House. and necessary Out Houses, Barns,
and every fixture usual on Tobacco Farm. This land
is first rate-one half in original growlh-the location
remarkable for health and good water-and will be
sold on reasonable terms by The subscriber Agent for
George c. Eaton, who will take pleasure IN showing
the premises TO any person DESTROYS TO purchase.
JNO. s. EATON,
Attorney for George c. Eaton.
Granville, N. c., MAY %, lS4s-cw6w
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VALUABLE FARM, CALLED "HALF
SINK - For SALE

,1>HE subscriber, in consequence OF bad health IS
l Disposed sell privately his Farm called ':ia.t
Sink coutaiaing 1879 acres situated IN The county Of
fIrnrco, eight mites from the city Of Richmond rms
farm Justly regarded among the most valuable, Tor
It's size, Hrnrlco
The undersigned ha, also for sale four other Tracts
of Land. Persons disposed 10 purchase VIII please
call upon me, at "Half sink" or upon wellington
Goddin. OF Richmond WILLIAM MlNIoN.
urnrico June 9th, ls45-clm
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IN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held in IN
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Halifax, in the month
Of May, ls4s:
Richard Edmundson, Planif:
against 49,,
William Wauhop and Thomas Torlan, Jr., as WI
liam Wauhcp q Co William Wauhop Thomas Leigh.
David Shelton, Thomas Torian, ST., and Evan Rag
land, Dc'en ,,n',
The Defendants Thomas Torian, Jr., and Wiliam
Wauhop, no, having entered their appesIanes, and
aupraring by satisfactory evidence hat tnsy are mol
H. s,,d defendants Thomas rorian, Jr., and William
Wauhop do appear here on The frs, M0ad,y in Angus!
next and the paIntin oil ana that copy OF
;rr for two months successfully, and posted at tho
tt,nr, door Of the Court house of this county.
Copy-Testo,
May I5-owam WIN. HOLT, C.
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orD POINT COMFORT HOTEL

This extensive and beautiful Establishment ls now
open FOR the reception Of vsiters. Surrounded en-
,irrly nv salt water il affords every facility for SET
bathing aud offers every inducement TO the travelle
in pursuit OF health pleasure. The Hotel - com
nete in all Its arrangements and no exertlon VIII be
SHARED to render ii in all respects the most agreeable
and interesting resort in the whole country.
Roard. 81 20 per day.
Ry the week, at the rate Of ] so per day.
By the month, II the rate Of % per day.
Children and servants half price.
Nav 23-cSt JAMES ;. FRENCH.
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A CARD.
Piano FOrtes.


THE subscribers have On hand two splendid
i Rosewood Piano Forles, manufactured by
James Person OF New York, Ito whom the New
York Institute awarded medal fer The best
toned inslrumen',) which Tor durability of style,
and sweetness OF tone, they will warrant equal,
il notsuperior, 10 any in the city, and which they
can sell at the manufacturers prices.
A number Of certificates, from professional
gentlemen and others, can be seen by calling al
their Ware-room.
Also, large assortment OF Cabinet Furni-
lure, consisting oil Mahogany, Rosewood and
Walnut Divans, Sofas, Tee Tetes. Bureaus,
WaTdrobes, &c, &c, of The latest style, and ma.
nutaclured in The best manner.
They would respectfully solici, those in want
OF good Furniture TO give them call tefore pur.
chasing elsewhere.
Upholsiering done in the bes, manner
BINFORD & PORTER,
Corner 18th and Franklin streets.
Nav 3I-0ap 3w
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A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE

| OFFER for safe my Farm in the county Of Henrco,
about two miles from the Old Market House. The
farm contains two hundred andsiXteen acres of which
about hundred and twenty cleared, The balance
In wood. The cleared land has all been highly i'm.
proved with lime and putrescent manures, and pro-
duces very fine crops. The unceared land has on il
avery heavy growth Of wood, which, from its
To market, is very valuable. On the farm there all
necessary houses, in good ORDER to wit: dwelling
house with seven rooms, eight closets and cellar, a
kitchen laundry, office, dairy smoke house, -four barns
stables for horses and cows and abundant supply
Of fine waller have lived on The farm for than
four years with nearly forty in my family, aud there
has teen case OF serious sickness. The place is
considered by those who know il as healthy any in
Virginia.
Ally reason for wishing to sell is that may devote
my time entirely To my profession will sell the farm
for fair price and the most liberal terms. Persons
wishing Ia buy invited TO call on ME, either at my
office, in Richmond, or Al my house, on the farm.
Dsr oi-rtr mo NJ GREGORY
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MRS. LAWRENCE'S
NJ ardin liz Gus e.

.rps y G. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
WI commodious Tenement s over the Stores of mesHs.
Brooks. Bell Hudson and Messrs Binford q Fry, on
II. Eagle Square Main street, nearly opposite her old
,tand and il prepared 10 entertain boardes by the
law as well as yearly and monthly boarders, In good
style Terms moderate. The location for persons VI
oty. July a-swiy
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Greek Nation Prize Office.
NO.1O EAST MAIN STREET, Richmon,
~ Virginia.


~ Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, l84s.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No 25 for 1913,
be drawn AT Alexandria on Saturday, June IL. 6G No.
lottrry-ll drawn ballots Splendid Scheme: S3O0nO,
$4,000, 5000, 5000 1000, 2O75 III Of OOO 30 of 500,
% Of 800, SO Of 200 &c. Tickets $40; halves quar-
tiers So certificate OF package Of p whole Tick
els sl00-shares in proportion
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No 81, for isis,
ne drawn al Alexandria on Saturday, June 2ith. IS
Nos., l3 drawn. Brilliant Scheme: S5U,00O 80, 0OO,
10000, 10000, 1000, 2OO 40 OF pO1 40 of 500 aUu Of
aul, &c. Tickets sl0; halves 5; quarters . 80. a
certificate OF package OF % whole Tickets $40
shares in proportion
Orders for certificates or Packages single Tickets
md Shares IN any n the above Schemes addressed to
he undersigned, will receive the most prompt atten
ion, and an account Of each drawing forwarded as
soon as il is received.
\. Hurley pays postage on all letters TO and
from hiS office
Hurley'a rule is 10 cash all prizes at sight
Hurley VIII cash all prizes sold by other vendors
- Hurley mas al aii times complete assortment Of
Tickets, ranging in price from 81 Ia gao
Please address your nri-rsto WIN. HURLEY,
No 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
p. Sail business strictly confidential. Nav Al
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NOTICE.
no TILE SrnCKuOI.nERS OE TILE LOUISA

TNO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE LOUISA
L RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of 9Th
March, l6I7:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz: In
addition TO the sum Of three dollars called ior i've dol
lrs, payable on the ilrst day oil each o me months o
March. April. May, August, September, October and
December and ten dollars the first day Of each "f
the months June, July and November, on each share
subscribers in Augusta viii pay in the Bank Al
Saunton in albemarle in tile Bank at charlottesville
and those Richmond, in the Bank Of Virginia, 10 the
credit Of the Louisa Railroad Company Punetuahtv IS
important, interest n be due each inSdlmen not
paid. by order Of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
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J. S'rEBBlNS & ELLIS,
NJ INE
RIEnd. SaSy, and Doc

eblBnu, SASH anu DOOr
MANUEA CTURERS AND GLiZIERS.
Next Door 10 the Virginia Woollen Factory,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
RE prepared execute all orders In their line
n reasonable terms, and in a satisfactory manner.
Orders By letter promptly executed, and work war
ranted TO please.
& Ready Made Work always on hand.
March i7-ctfr
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NATHAN A. COHEN.

TOBACCO CONNISSION MERCHANT
CHARLESTON, s. c.,
r1AKEs liberal advances Tobacco consigned TO
ltl him for SALE
Aso attends receiving and forwarding all dcscrip
=, - msrcbandiss. Nav 9-cSm
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NOTICE.

HAVE authorized Mr. r. Is. Trent, al Trenton. to
collect all debts due inc, which were contracted at
INV Trenton Store-which Store sold out abou; 23d
January, 1877. have other agent TO collect those
dshts PAYNE nrs be made only TO Mr..
Trent or myself. JOSEPH HODGSON.
Columbia June ., Is4s-a2ts
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MERCHANDISE.
Andrew Johnston,

r IOIlNEI n I La WI
r ATE of Quincy, Illinois, has returned to Rich
Lmond, and will practise In the Courts held in this
cityand county, and the adjoining counties
GNr Office over Sessrs Smith & Harwooi's, Main
strsat May 2-lYdMc
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SUPERB PIANO FoRTES.
oner none others for sale. BY the Ma
.leha Burr we have just received two
o. Worces'er's superior Instruments.
\ We offeT at the loves, prices. Purchasers
|.'ned 70 examine our assortment, which
4 found the most commanding ever offered
|s market. s' oHe'eu
he Is DRINKER g. Mopp,,
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CHEAP-CHEAP-CHEAP.
JUST RECEIVED.
WE have jus, received arss stock OF La
w dies fine dress Morocco TIES and
SLIPPERS, manufactured 10 our order, and for
sale al the low price Of 81. We always keep a
large stock of them on hand.
June PUTNEY & WATTS.
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AUCTION SALES.
By n. Es. II a.. e. Hill, Aucts.
NEGROES.

NEURUES.
WIN be sold by rs on Tuesday 18th inst, at
" O'Clock, Negro Woman IG years old and her
Child. The Woman isa No. Seamslres,.
JunelO n. B. & C. B. HILL, Aucls.
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FWLES' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wal
Feet, Richmond, Virginia.

Lottery Vendors do and say what they may,
ceiling prizes COWLES carries the day.
a7-Grand Consolidated, Glass "a, Extra.
ax $4,000, 5000, 5000, $500. 10 of $50,
T" Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 5.
Dawn Nos. F. F. Seminary. 81:
s. ID 6 30 II "a Al 25 S 10 So
I,ssw,nc Grand Consolidated, No. s:
- .. u 81 Is So AZ III 4S Al SO 10
Drawing of Bel Air, Extra. so:
o5 ID 81 80 81 l l3 6 10 2 SO
o. shall keep constantly on hand the
Pore Dollar Lotteries, drawn Mondays,
fssdays and Salurdays-Three per week.
|aall be pleased to have those who deal in
snall Fry" TO give me call. June l3
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tuck s. "A d d $ o IA ,
GENERAL AGENTS.

-Four doors North NJ Pennsylvania Avenue,
w ash iMgton.
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN F.. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for tie purpose OF pinsecut
In. claims Of all kinds before Congress and the several
Departments Of the General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed To the
above shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given To the following centIemen:-
Hon Ceorg. M. Dallas Vice President; Hon J.Y. Ma
SON Secretary Of the Navy Hon. X. j. Walker Score.
tary ofthe Treasury; Hon Jno Mclean, $. Supreme
Court: lion. II. ". 7 Hunter, U. ) Senate Clement
Cox Esq, Georgetown, ID. 4.
John +. Addison, Attorney At Law, will continue
10 give personal attention To business before the several
Courts Of The District Of Columbia, and the adjoining
eounli.s or MARYLAND and Virginia. Jan 2l-cly
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, The 22d instant
II Negro Man, named JOSHUA. He Is about ~
years old, feet or inches high, and OF brown
eomplexion; stammers a little when talking. Iii:
mouth is little one sided; his head getting grey The
said Negro Man was sold in Richmond, the 9th in
slant by Jno G Major, Of Cmpeper county, Vireinia
The above reward will be paid for the apprehension and
delivery of said Negro to me- in Richmond, or confined
In iai go that get him again.
Nav 27-cft X. LUMPklS.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ITO the Creditors of Henry Thweatt, entitled TO par
ticipate In the Trust Fund created by his Deed OF
The 2'd April, 1912:
BY decree made The LIST May, l615 In n suit
pending In the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for Prince Edward county, in which "Bagwrll,
Smith & Jones and others plaintiffs, and Henry
Thweatt and others defrndants the Commissioner
is Instructed, among other things 80 consider any jus,
debt which any debtor Of II. Thweatt held against the
said Thweatt before notice Of the deed lof aid April
1872 In the proceedings mentioned proper offset
against the debt due TO Thwea;" and further, to as
certain the debts for which said Thweatt had given
curity, now remaining unpaid, aud also the debts for
which he had given no security, now unpaid"
Parties interested notified that shall on the lst
day of July, 1913, my office, in Famvillr, proceed 10
execute the decree above Northumberland they are
warned, that, unless they file with me, before that
time, statements of their respective debts and eyl
dences thereof they may be excluded from participate
ing in the fund aforesaid.
F. N. WATKINS, Commissioner.
FarmvilIe NAV 1sis-cuaw
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E.0-sr Co. June l3, lS48-cit.
F-V'tI OU. JUuC TO, IUdO W.T.
[TARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION BY
BALTIMORE ANDPHILADELPHIA.

Tuesday, June l3, ls45.
/ The POCAHONTAS, Captain
R Parrish, will receive freight I'LL 2,
lo-iay Tor The above places and will leave
faa'. p. NJ. Her accommodation for
fasers are of the BEST. Passage and tare 10
oo'e only s.. II. LUDLAM & co.
lie 49,,
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that the Board Of Visitors o!
IN William and Mary College, in Virginia, ut their
annual convocation to be holden on the llt day OF
whom to be the President Of the College.
/. OF Political Economy and History
9. OF Mathematics and Astronomy
3. or Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, including
Agricultural Chemistry
4. or Moral Philosophy;
S. OF Constitutional and Municipal Law;
s. OF Ancient Languages.
Tho salary of each Professor Is 900 dollars. paid
half yearly to which will be added the fees for tickets
to the different Lectures The President In ADDITION 10
these viii be entitled to occupy the Presidents house
free Of rent and have the use of the College garden
and lots.
Doard r. McCANOLlSH,
March 2s-cwtlstJuly Rector.
TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, BY THE
LOUISA RAILROAD.
FTER the LIST OF July section Of the Road between
n Gordonsville and Charlottesville will be pu In ope-
ration.
The Stages running in connection with this Road
will reach Coxs, fifteen miles beyond ChaFlotesVile,
FIRST day from Richmond, which will relieve the passen-
gers from night travelling all tho way through 10 tho
White Sulphur.
BY special agreement with the propretors Of The
Stage, liberal amount Of baggage will DO allow
cd than formerly between Staunon and Gordonsvlie.
Parties wishing extra Stages always procure them
Of the propreors at Charlottesville, and regulate their
own movements
Fare between Richmond and Staunton, 81 90
Fare between Washington and Stanton, (no de-
tentIon at Junction. and tickets obtained onthe -.
boat,) 10 w
can pay through at Staunton to Washington So
After the LIST September, the Louisa Railroad VIII DO
completed within eigh, mile, Of Charlottesville.
JuAs l3-etAug.lS o. B. MASON, Agent
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Nix. CHARLES L BOTTS-
CIR: You win please take notice that shall the
~ Office of William NJ. Fulton, in the city OF Rich
mond, Virginia. Monday the leth day Of July next,
between The hours Of o'clock, a. NJ, and O'Clock,
r d., proceed 10 take The dispositions OF William Me
Claiming, u. Baldwin and Others 10 be read IN evil
dence before commissioner John Shore, in suit now
pending IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
ChanceTy for the county Of enrico and City OF Rich.
mond, on the chanCeIy side thereof, III which am
plaintiff and you defendant. Should from ANY cause
the dispositions not be commenced completed on that
day. they will be continued from day to day, tSun-
days rxcepted,l al the same place, and between The
same hours, until they shall be- completed.
June 7-of W. FORBES.