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fsy va. GaGaim. As,ctiosseer.
VALUABLE GsTATL IAMss RlvER

S..LU ABLE estate ON JAMES RIVER.
oaLhEh .'TUckano1,'' FOR SALE AT Auc-
- Under DECREE or caaEeERY COURT
II n s.',He q Deed 81 Trust, executed 10 William
=, paaGrise nov deceased, and The subscriber by
i ,o MAJ iain Randolph and Lucy Ann his wife bear
co,,,as n =" ne ",.h day Of August, lsa7, duly
o. decree Of the Superior Court al Chpnrrrv oI Inc
,'',nu Circuit, pronounced Oh the l7th IA, al Feb
,.oto, IN me case of "Brockenb.ough Vs. RAN
eo'p", &C. shall. N tie surviving l,u.;ae IN IN.
cee9 OF trust aforesaid, and acting a.o as III, co,n.
sur. - we Court, proceed 10 SELL upon tie premises
o,.t.l M. ne isla day OF July. 1915, at twelve
'oea, - u lair, u not the II fair day sat pnh
ilc auction 10 the highest bidder ali and .,s-v liz
interest," neht tile and estate, Jaw or eouitv IL ,hr
SAID Ihonis NJ Randolph and Lucy Ann his - ~. IN
and 10 The tract nf land b. then, convened IN ~
Is. HIrre ard William DanGrGge by lie deed sa,sS
5Uh day Of August 1877, exhibited with The bil mon
The i0!lna Ing terms 10 wit For cash IL 10 one th,a ne
lhe purchase money, aud upon A credit OF one and
iwo years respectively for equal paris and instam
oi ,'e residue, "tasing hondr, with good security
Io cfed payments and retaining the tile untilth
purchase money shall br-iHlle raid.''
ne estate, sal!rG "TGckal!U.,n aud referred Il. 4.
me aecres i!E-sad. coHta The dat. Of the rst
afsd aforesaid about 500 acres, of which pait has
s'hcs heen sold OF 10 Hrssrs. Stephen Duva
l.. wight, aud lie Tucaahoe Coil Shining ,'ompsny.
leaving now about 3r0 subject however L. tie
'sh' on the ra'i oi said Tacaahoe Coa Mining Com
Tihy 10 mine under The said land. 4 NINA and aurvev
OF WHICH ~ii.be exhibited the day OF sale
nc salu Estate lies IN the county of Goochland,
"nut 'ii'ren miles above the city Of Richmond on
ei'hei SIDE oi the James River and kanawha Canal
ana i Jus:!: regarded Is among The most valuable
Farms on the river Persons wishing to view the me-
.sss are !ei'ife' s.2i"f Snead. the occupant who
VIII az, sure. give any information ri regard 10 iheu
ne ulie - ~ above property - believed Ia be Per
irct ou tlr Undersigned WIN convey oniv such titr "a
= vested IN MN by TIE deed of decree ato,r
slii. b. uAgyIE 'r,us.s. ma -. 80
P.S-Thc above mentioned Estate contains abou,
TWO hundred acres Of low ground naturally as fertile
a. any on James river. There y IT the Tuckahoe
hqneduci twelve mites from Richmond and imn,edi.
dtey on The margin oi The Canal, an admirable ate
WIN - ;eet head and fail. Tor large aanuac,orv rs
prcay ni r"n coal q! The best quality for nanufc
turing purposes il raised i.!n very short distance =,
the spot. ~ -
~ sale 10 be conducted bv
May l7-iItGcwtds w cODDIE a,.,,.
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A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED /!
THE CELEBR.3TED
j + W DAVI DIS,
A., F5aa>nos~. E93rcrn,,


A CERTAIN REMEDY fur all fixed pains In the
"A Side Chest. Lons, Back, Ro:vria muscles, Rhrn
ina,ism in all its varied forms hrr'ons Affections
Lungs and Liver Complaints. S.inai Affection, fe
male Weaknesses, etc, t:c. For The above complaints
this Plaster has no Equal Tie great celebrity which
IL has already acquired not only in the old but in the
new worit-hr extraordinary cures II has performed
tie extreme eases OF suffering, nave acquired
for such reputation, that the proprietor has not-un-
I'll rec-n,iy-hcrn able 10 supply half t,r demand.
Tn, sales throughout every city, town and village in
the United states are without parallel!
a circumstance nos surprising, when lie vast amount
Of human uiIra. relieved By Us use j. considered =
In Spina, Defects The benefit usually OF The most de-
cidrd character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
cases out nf twenty readily yield TO the penetrating s
mula combined in Tins valuable preparation.
IN Rhcuuatisi, either acute chronic the claims OF
the Hebrew Pasr. have long since been universally
acknowledged Those who are aborns under weak
backs no matter from what Cause the weakness NAV
nave nrisiaatedeven If such persons have been mis-
guided previous applicaiions-in the use Of the He
brew Plaster they will find The affected par suddenly
restored 10 It's isinal soundness.
AZ supporter OF constitutional weakness IL
viii he found o great advantage. IL IS particularly re-
commended TO Females who are suffering from sudden
weakness. nr general debility. In short '.mhiacfs
all the virtues which the most scientific III was rn,
pable of coonunding from valuable substances ;nunh
IN the old world, and will be found entirely rrs from
those objections which nre source OF complaint WIN
the spread pls;era now he fore the public
ar THESE plasirrs possess the advantage Of being
put up in air light ho1es-hsncc they retain their fun
virtues IN all climates.
BEWARE o. CGCNTCRFElTs AND BASE MT
TATI)SS.
None psng;a. withou; the engraving. IL jen D0rid nn
the wrapper around each bo1 Price 50 cents box
Each box contains sufficient TO spread six or eish pas
tiers. . ,,.n
Sold Wholesale and Retail by sC0viL 4. MEAD,
No 40, Charters street, New Orleans, General Agents
for tie South and Wesl. Sold asn hy
ALEX. DuVhI, Richmond
GhYNOR = WOOD, Richmond
TH0S IL R0sSER. Petersburg.
ii. A. SANTOS, Norfolk.
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By the MagmetIc Telegraph.
Correspondence efthe Richmond Enquirer.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, July Is, P. M.
u. S. SENATE.
Mr.. Lewis presented the credentials Of Mr.. w.
r. King, appointed by The Governor Of Alabama,
to fill the vacancy in the representation OF that
State, created by The resignation Of Mr.. Bagby.-
Mr.. X. was sworn and took his seat
Mr.. johnson OF Maryland presented The Gre
dentias OF his colleague, Mr.. Pearce, who had
been re elected 10 The Senate BY The Legislature
ofMaryland
Mr. Cameron presented a petition from cti-
ms of Philadelphia, praying Congress to cause
the Southern mail 10 be restored 10 the old route
between Baltimore and Weldon.
The Senate then proceeded 10 ballot for the Sc
iecl committee, ordered by the resolution Of Mr..
Davis. OF Mississippi, adopted yesterday Con the
Oregon bill and Missouri Compromise The
following gentlemen were selected: Messrs Clay
lon, atchison, Bright, Calhoun, Clarke, Dckn-
son, Phelps and Underwood.
OF course, Mr.. Clayton is chairman Of the
committee, and the Senate has reason to ielicitale
itself upon The selection.
The remainder of the session was devoted 10
the consideration OF a bill relating TO The settle
ment of Cherokee claims.
1.-The Storm prevented further communication
BIZ telegraph.
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go c;aEssraca4:s.

PROPOSALS viii be received At The once OF the
Jarcs River & Ranawia Company, in Richmond,
ihr The connection be ween The Basin al Richmond,
emu Tie Richmond Dock. This work Will consist OF
tnr'e locks OF 10 feet hit ani one ~ Is feet l-ntr-
mediate canals for aggregate distance of about hall
Eir win such culyers, walls, wastes street bridges,
&c, as shall be- necessary-and "A stone dam
james River, IN tie Falls II Richmond
This work viii be paid Tor in bonds of the Company
10 be issued under authority OF Of Legislature j
running Twenty-Five years, nearing per cent interest,
pay ihlr semi annually and secured b. the
al tie Richmond Dock.
Besides the usual reservation Of - per cent the
monthly estimates tie contractor contractors III
he required 10 give ample security, satisfactory The
brafa al Directors, for the completion al the work
Tie inlts and IN the sc.d ~ tie contracts
Plans oi the above works viii be- exhibited and spr-
cihca,lons thereof delivered 10 contractors al the Com
pany's Office, in Richmond
WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer If the J. Il. & X. Co.
Eichmn-L lnl:. LII LII LIZ c..,u.,r
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Ta;ck cE' IS a q d / q o n !.
GENGRAT AGENTS.

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (cOLEmANs DUILDlNos,)
-Four doors NORTH II Pennsylvania Auenae,
W Il ington.
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON have
- associated themselves Tor the purpose of prescott
ins claims Of all kinds before Congress- aud the several
Departments of the General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed to the
above. shall receive prompt attention.
Reference Is gwen 10 The following gentsmen:-
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vice President; Hon J.Y Ma
son, Secretary Of the Navy Hon r. J. Walker Sccre-
tary Of the Freasury Hon. Jno Mclean, ). Supreme
Court; Hon. Z. NJ. T. Hunter, u. ) Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq, Georgetown, ID. 4.
10 John E. Addison, Attorney al Law, will continue
TO give personal attention business hefnre the several
Courts of the District Of Columbia and the adjoining
counties of MARYLAND and Virginia. Inn ll-cIy
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TO THE VIRGINIA. SPRINGS, BY THE
JOITISA RAILROAD

FTER the Isl of July, section Of the Road between
~ Gordonsvc and Charlottesville viii he put In ope-
ration.
will reach Co1's fifteen miles beyond Charlottesville
fret day from Richmond which Will relieve the issen-
gers from nignt travelling all the way through TO the
White Sulphur.
By special agreement with the proprietors OF the
Stage more liberal amount of baggage VIII be allow
ed than formerly between Stannton and Godnnsvilic
Pad,es wishing extra Stages always procure them
of thr propretors at Charlottesville, and regulate their
g Esrs nry,v,rn Richmond and Stanton 81 %
Fare between Washington and silunton. (no de-
,sn,''" a. ''"''''"' ''' '''"s'' 10 90
Passengers from the Southwest West, going Moth,
can pay through al stauntcn 10 Nas!hn.toh Sie.
sfteI IN. lst September the Louisa Railroad will be
Completed within eight miles of charlottesville.
Imne Ia-ciAugl5 G. f. MASON, Agent.
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,. Forth End P. O., Mathews cnuniy, Va.
ALBENARLE LAND FOR SALE

ALBENARLE. LAND FOR SALE
E'EE subscriber oilers for sale the Farm on which he
resides, called irlia /, !:;s IN iiin Eas, side and
a'"ns me base Of III. ScIwes, Mountain, near Non
.eei!n not more, Ly riding way, than Il riiles from
Ih"t.svl'ie, and containing 1851 acres The cleared
lnh - divided ino six fields, ranging from thirty
ioy acres. WIN cool fencing, water in each and our
our o' Tue SIX covered with heavy coats OF clover uf
,hat u fui. average of the red South ives, Mountain
,ahu. me mpro'rmsnts twn story frame dwell.
iihS honse, with wing, containing seven rooms. and
cessary out buildings. in good repair haynr bsan
erected bn. three years since.
For health and society, this region is unsurpassed By
The enclosure around the house Is good, and there IA
wen OF superior water within PAGES of the donr
Aso, n"urIshlnC young orchard of choice fruit trees
- ho sod before the middle Of September, the sub
scriber cannot give possession uHtil next Snrina
July 7--c1t ARCIi,U n u0IiCyaS
.y- Winchester Virginan requested 10 insert tm.,
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Ii Ui:LGY's OFFICE, no. los Ea.l Ma

Il g sIts;. OFFICE No. 10Y l@'' A"''
To those who OF hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, 'Conir, tIy again.
Drawn. Ot Sussex ca. Lottery, lSx 81 Jolly s
81 80 ~ IS II | % SIS 81 So "a
Half Ticket, Nos IL "a 81, cariial sold
and paid By HURLEY.
Drawn Nos Mononeala Lottery, d. Jane %:
% II So II . 5 e. - 81 so % r
Ticket, Nos. s 81 So prize Of ltd dollars,
sold AMI pain BY HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Lccsbu.s Lottery, Class %, June 81:
% SO 4S 10 10 62 lG IL 80 50 IS &C.
Ticket Nos. 10 So g., prize Of 100 dollars,
sold and paid BY HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Of Mnuonsaia Lottery Gas 81:
50 8 IS IL 40 66 Q 80 &c 81 AZ l % 81.
Whole Ticker, 9 80 IS, a Capi!aI, sold ana
paid ~ HURLEY.
Saturday $4,000. Tickets 10.
The Small Fry, as usual, next Saturday,
Risk on a package OF quarters - Is, al
HURLEY'S.
For Prizes in every Lottery, cali a:
HUGLEY'S.
P. S.-Or1eTs for Packages, Certificates OF
Packages, Single Tickets ar Sharea promptly Al
tended 10, and an account ct TIE drawings seat Il
any part of.ihe Uniict States, tree OF postage
Please address
WIN. HURLEY, Richmond, Va
N p. Hurley pays postage on ali lslcTs o and
from his office, AMI sends The drawing, 10 his cor.
respondents as soon as they are received
T,,I,.
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TINE onlv genuine "Dr. WlsTAR's BALsAM or
i WILD CHERRY has the written signature Of
The General Agent, w. ~. SPEAR, on The ohtsine
wrapper surrounding each hottie. This IS believed 10
he Tie only article, bearing the above ute az emanat-
iur from te Doctor. The virtues Of Wd Cherry, ior
relieving affections Of the Lungs aah 'na' IN
organ, the Liver, has iong enJosea ire eo"'ts - ~
mestic practice. ,,.,,, a. ca, :,
the CRY Of Philadelphia, he'ns dniy
Ia la. dera.rs aud says thai lie SIN me OF
the original recipe inr preparing na'aaih VI ''i.u
Cherry FOR affections of the Lungs whlcn was siSe 20
him by Dr. Wistar d regularly educated PHYSICIAN, anu
TINT lie believe. il 10 be the only one In possession Of
ah! pe'''' 'HNs W. NJ. SPEAR.
sworn and subscribed bcfor. me- and city seal at
fixed, on The frs, lay Of November, a. D., eighteen
'""iFe ga aga ''''' ''''' JOHN SWIFT, Mayor.
4 copv risht for The BaIs.m Is secured.
atsud as il may appears the 'ce the above Gnae
,,h 80, m rdividual from Boston, MISS, recent
10 pnIiai 10 The T. States District Court OF Pennsyva-
;o ~, an nunction the General Agent iCr The UNI
led States aud the Rrtsh fiovnces' 70
ann Of Wild Cherry, (said individual claiming the
,Icht or course the Hon. Judge Of said Court prompts
~ refnsctii. ,,.,.l ,,s,,ur,s or The
dan claiming persons whose cases are beyond
he reach of medicnetor restoring others to iiiel-
univ claims and has proved in thousands OF cases, 10
W. ibs first most cficacious, and only genuine pFepa'
ration of Wild Cherry OF The iineeentL e.n'ulv, LOT
,rs ctons of III. Lungs, Liver and Kidneys frequently
terminating IN CONSUMPTION, eSeTpheitu " ~" P"S'
a liberal discount To druggists and country dealers
Look well 10 The MARKS II Tie genuine
-,pcr NOTICE TO THE ptB'.lC.-i nave WIS nay
,fHoain,ed T. w. DYOTT L SuN, No l32, S",ih &c
cond ST. Philadelphia, wholesale Furnishing hgeni 5
Gr lba tonly senuine) EIr WiSTAR,s BALSAA or
WILD CHERRY Tor the following states, VIZ, p msw
YORK the New England states. New Jersey, fennsyI-
yania. Delaware Maryland, District OF Columbia, VIZ
gina, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Gtorsla;-
Also for the interior Of Pennsylvania. Al ORDERS ior
The balsam will hereafter he cddressed TO them:
Also for sale, wholesale and retail. ny WI: ~. ~
SPEAR, NJ. ls5. Vine street below o,n street, fha
dephia General Agent Tor The United states anu Inc
Brush Provinces for the only genuine pf: Mis,ar
Balsam OF Wild Cherry Hm' ii. srEah.
Philadelphia March %, 1878.
az Price-sl per bottle, or siI bottles Tor So
AGENTs-J {. W Penfold & Co, New York: Me
Co. Dr. ses Co. Albany s,oyssnsl p" f Rss
Sing 8 Co, Mrs E Kidder. Boston, Mass; James Green
Scott, ir, Co, worcester, Mass; u Brsg G,I,
20. Lancaster, Pa; DR. a Barnitz, York, Pa; Johr
ALEXANDER DuvAL, No. lat. Main ST.,
Wholesale and Retail Agent for the city Of Richmond
April S-swfdly
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Srs'rss SaFsaS = SssahS;S,
40. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. SicH.
~ MONn, VIRGINIA.
Let ali III. world sny whatth-y can,
For selling Prizes. SrRATToA's lie man.
More good luck at STATIONS! Another
Capital of 10, 600 dollars sod and paid.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex LOTTERY, No. 8. June Is.
Sc it 7 % s. 46 45 81 "a so 26 3
Ticket Nos % IS, aa,ther Capital OF lO. !.
600, sold 10 gentleman IRON Chesterfield. and
cashed al sigh. by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Mnnonsalia, No. Is, June 10:
7 &c Is &c l6 80 20 As 50 IL y :6 ,.
Ticker, Nos 26 SO, prize OF 2i,Goo sold
and paid ~ SvRaTTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, N. 20. july II:
81 2 43 - 7 IS 56 "a IS 10 AZ 50 I'll 63
ticket Nos. 81 Sc IS, a piize OF Sl50-Tlckei
Nos. 2 81 70, a p,izc Of 500 Both sold and
paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE ugEs
10000 DOLLARSi 5000 DOLLARSl
Memorabilia No. 49, Capilals:-sl6 900
5000, 1000, SEQ, OF 500, &c IS Nos, Is drawn
Tickets Sd halves >; quarters !.
1000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussey, Extra. No. GA Capi;al.:-S4,.
G1D. 900, 3i3, Sc. 7s Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 50 cts; quarters % ctE.
10000 DOLLARS! 1900 DoLLARSl
Virginia Lreshurg Lottery, Class No ~ for lsss n
be drawn al Alexandra on SATURDAY., The 18th Iuy.
- drawn Nos. in each package Of Is Tickets. Grand
Scheme: 5iOuu0, lo,noo 6,oUo, 5000 3,5Oa, a,al3,
Of 1000, &c. Tickets sln; halves ); quarersa So.
1855 DOLLARS!
Virginia .ersburg Lottery Glass 40. a. for lsaS 70
be drawn At Alexandria OH Saturday, July -. 75 So.
Loiiefy-l6 drawn ballots. Splendid Schcme: Sta.
5s5. I7,0d0 i0,u3D 7,1oo, 5000. $780, 3t0, a,.5u,
2al7 a,nJG, 10 Of 20", 10 Of ,co1, Tickets ony
SIS; halves 81; quarters IL.
80 C00 DOLLARS $4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburc Lottery, Class No. ~, FOR isis 10
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KING & QUEEN LAND FOR SALE.

KING & QUEEN LAND FOR SALE.
arrrp r., ala INV Farm, containing six or seven
81 aated the upper end of the above
county two miles from bunkirk, and adjoining the
lands If Dr. ~ G. Fauntieroy, lanes Smith and others.
To-. mn,oyements consist Of two story brick dwell
ior With EIGHT rooms and all necessary out houses
hs land Is well adapted 10 the culture OF eotn wheat
The situation Is healthy, and its convenience to mar
k.t renders il valuable. deem further Description
unnecessary. Mr.. John Lumpkin will chow the pro
ms.s 10 any one wlshing TO purchase.
The Terms can be known By applying TO me, In
Richmond or 10 Or. z. B. Lyme, OF hsnriso county;
May So-ausu MARY W, MUSE.
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III O L aL e ,

IT a meeting ofthe Commissioners appointed by tho
"A Legislature TO open books for subscriptions to the
Stock Of the scotlsyIiie and Staunlon aicAdaml2ed
Road, held IN Richmond, on Monday July 10th, IL WAS
Orderti, That books Of subscription be opened ut
lhe Counting Room Of II. W s j. J. Fry, 10 he kept
open until the amount of stock Necessary shall have
been subscribed.
IN accordance with the above order, the books
now open the office OF the Messrs Fry, where those
disposed requested 10 forward aud subscribe
the stock. By order ofthe Commissioners.
Iny
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ssse H'csmp0ra CD HHGFes I"
caUVIi)N TO THE PUBLIC!

May 2i-dlycw
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NOTICE.


WAS committed TO the Jail of Isle Of Wight eouaty,
w on the l4th day of March, 1913, NJ runaway, =
Negro ian, who calls himself John Morris me sia
Negro il f-r e. inches high of light complexion, ilil
70, Of teeth has small the back q! s tell
hand scar across the first joint al the lei. thumb, ana
appears 10 be about 30 or 50 years OF ce lad on whe
cnamit.-t 10 iail sui Of Northern kersry ard
pana;onns of hluss, color, over jacket !" dii :
c.ey black cashmere vest and an old fur hat, mnrh
worn The Owner of said negro IL requested q come
forward, prove bis property pay The awnl charges,
and lake INN away, or he will be dealt with according
To law. Edwin l.. BaLLhh', y =,
For Josiah Eley, Sheriff of Isle OF Wish: county.
afav 4, rlty u.
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MAIN STREET, LYNCHBUEG. VA.
'1flli subscriber has opened this fine Hotel for the
COMMUNICATION oi Tie public, and Will Snpefm=Gd
Il ~ ltha3 just been repaired Throughout aud
enlarged, by the addition OF some fifteen he'd rooms n
large ani elegant dirin. room ladies' parior, Sc.
] he s.trplHg apartments IN Inc nrw addition are
large and We'll ventilated neatly finished, aaf furnish.
ed win nsp furniture, the Whole lnirrrr presenting
appearance 81 neaness and comfort seldom seen IN the
best ordered hotels.
BESIDES the n-.:a comforts Of hnu-c Of Ibis kina,
there Is SPRING oi Tic very best free ai-r
snsninG out of Tie rock On which the hotel stands.
II beng the Intention oi The proprietor n make this n
hrst rate hotel Ia us general rngeHent a u Is i'd
m:ttrd TO be in extent aud Architectural design, he
hoses "a Obtain and Will snieayor merit, The patton
acr OF the public.
Gentlemen arriving ia their own coavryances will
hnd good staae ana Carriage House, and, "r the
commOdation Of travellers IN the canal packets hacks
VIII always he ~ reatinesst convey them 70 AID from
the hotel. CHS. l.. DIBR Eli, Proprietor.
Junr a;-diIIrIn
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We are requested by Mr.. Leake, the Demo-
cratic Elector for the Albemarle district, TO
state that he will address the people of Greene
al their July Court; of Nelson on the 4lh Mon
DAY, (Juiy Courl;) and of Albemarle at their
august Court, He presumes that the Taylor
hiec'or will be present. Mr.. Leake will visit,
as speedily as he can, all the counties of the
district, of which he will give due notice
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ANIMAL MEETING OF THE LOUISA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

,Y resolution of the last annual meeting, the mex
- annual meeting oi The Company Will be held Al
Louisa Cour, House on The 18th July.
An act Of the last General Assembly, authorizing the
ipco,nu,ntion Of stock the amount 0 $3.50 00U into
the present Company, 10 make road from Goraons
vile in the direction OF HnrIisonbmrg, will be consi
de,ed which, With other Important business, makes u
drsIrebl. 70 have full meeting
As usual, free ticket will be given for thar occa
sion 70 all Stockholders or their proxies.
CHARLES THOMPSON Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

TNu ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Knew We.
- that l, Elizabeth ]. Peter, Administrative of John
&c Peter, late Of MONTGOMERY county, deceased in
,ehi 10 apply 10 tile President and Directors Of the
BANS oil virginia, alSn tn tiIe President and r.
tors o the Farmers Bank of Virginia. to have all the
Bank Stock In each saii Bank, belonging; TO- and
ing IN the name -f John T.. G.. Peter, nv interstate,
transferred 10 me, in my NAME as suon as tile law
q! Virginia VIII allow me 10 Ia do.
ELIZABETH ]. PETER,
hprii ll--cw:n AdmlnlsiratIiy of j. p. &. Peter.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

TINE snhscrber, wishing to remove from the county
OF King William offers for sale his Plantation 81
tua,ri eren upon the West side Of the public road
leading fiom the Court house of said County TO Fra
zerS Ferry, about two miles from the Matapon river
I, contains $40 acres OF land ABOUT $40 Of which in
cludin. 81 acres Of swamp land Is cleared. The wood
land consists chiefly of red and white oak, cedar and
pine, of which las, Kind three fur thousand cords
may be cut from the land and still leave abundance
Of wood for fuel &c. II ia we'll waterrd. and has upon
II a he'd of mail OF good quality. The improvements
thereon are comfortable dwelling house, kitchen
dairy haru and other necessary h0Uses, all in good or
der more minute desert pton is deemed unnecessa-
ry as persons DESTROYS Of purchasing such farm
requested TO view the premises, which will he shown
them by In. subscriber, who resides thereon.
CHRISTOPHER LIPsCoMB
p;no Vim Iun. lb4S-c