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LECTURES ON PaRENoLOGY, MES
hdEpISA MD or NCE

MERISM AND CLAIRVUYANCE.
Mrs. LOOMS, of Philadelphia, respect
l1 fully announces tina! she willgive a course
OF three Lectures ON Phrenology, Mesmerism
and Clairvoyance, with a variety Of new and 10.
teresting experiments, commencing on Friday
Evening. April 2Slh, ls4s, at the Odd Fellows
Hall. Mrs. L. will remain a few days in Rich
mond, prepared 10 make chronological e1amina-
lions, with charts, price Two dollars; and examine
cases OF disease by Clairvoyance, price five dol.
lars. She will also leach a class OF ladies and
gentlemen the above sciences, and warrant them
capable OF performing all the experiments, and
also applying ii TO disease, successfully: Tickets
of instruction FIVE dollars. April 27-2t
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DIR. BEACH's AMERICAN PRACTICE OF
MEDICINE, AND
Family physiCsaRs.

THE BOOK FOX TIE PEOPLE!
DREPARED eIi essiy for the use aud benefit OF "a
i miles, and Of plain, common sense indIv'duals.-
The collected and condensed experience and obsrrva
lion Of ages. The most correct aud scieniihc WORK 81
auy Of the kind in existence.
You cannot br ignorant ofthe teachings at this 'nas-
rerlv and ineSliglabtc book, ami yet live a. yol ought.
or 1--we ont your full lime on eafth. me people WIZ
not take The mere assertion II any clergyman IN the
land 10 trust their souls upoi; they mGSi have tie ica-
SOFAS, the why and wherefore. Tii-y VIII not buy pro-
nrr;v without knowing what IL i, and what Is the
prIce. even IL q yard - iapr; hit lncy WV put tnrif
lives. the lives of ihel. families and friends, INTO the
hands Of a Doctor, ii whose qualifications, KNOWLEDGE
sklI or fitness they are totally Incapable, from Their
gross Ignorance, Of forming any Judgment whatrSer.-
They swallow the Doctors poisonous drug without IN.
Guinng what IL Is, what disease IL Is LOT, or WnHi eHrrt
il il designed To produce. Oh. We fools. When viii
" be wise. How long will you be The slaves ana
dunes OF yonr drsnOtic family physician: why pm,
mol your faith merely, hut your very lives. upon ano.
tnrr mans sleeves? WHY nos know for you. selves al
matters apperIaininE TO your life and health IN tl's
state of existence. rs in the next! WHY 20 out ii me
world with your blood On You: o"n beads, or on lir
head nj some olhrr prtsnn ! and all ~ ; BECAUSE you
will remain M~iSiSFURMED m 4 subject whi.h Is OF
re highest e ,rthiy intcrrstto yourselves and those Wit
are dependent roon yoi for protection.
How u Il that we can all ma oar way 10 too, aHh
.,.,n,l Itfr-tu the cure Of our moral diseases with On
~ one common sized volume in our hands, tIiE III.
BILE and wiki oniy 'ea:nins enough 10 br ape 10 lsiu
i and vet our bodies are 81 such iSFlNliELi
c%REaTFR ccNSEQTESGE that We cannot KNOW
how Ia avoid or 10 cGrr lis naiadirs without a liberal
stncatinn. who'll. library Of books, or a whole troop 81
doctors I'll our lirrls: on, -. rrcdulolS d'lrrs, VINO
.,,stn \, n enat and swallow a ca;nrl-who viii hisair
in \ baf.ain for the hftieth part Of a cent, aud * the
same time turn your whole Selves, wi'rs and chiiirrh
bodily into the hands OF men whose acsi'h, "hr'lrf
for life or death, gu are utterly incapable 81 lttfs'ii,s'
hy any known laws or ru;rs, whether human or d.
vine. Wander you are not all dsad-esreciiily those
who .walIow whole all That Their family DOCTORS tel
Them in health, and give them IN disease. i.
Now. Tor ou.r in yoG. lives, CO. Wise and raIloha,
action III regard 10 your cnrpotea, "ei.,nei,. !, ~ ~"
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~'E5aHknas Edward,

= AI"TOKNEI al In ",
tuILL practise in The Superior anu ihirlini courts
w oil this city, ami in tie to'iftsol ohestefhe'd,
GoochIand, Hanover and iirnfico..
sr--OaHce nm lltl, between iia;n ana Bank streets,
opnHsite MIR. Wellington Goidin's Once.
Apul li-dlw 4C2w
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

1,HE above reward will be given for The npprrhen.
l sion nf two Negro Men belonging L. the Estate "i
the late Miles Marcus, Of Madison county, who ran
away about the LIST Of the present month flnni the She.
nandoah Iron Works; provided they he returned 10 II.
& a. Furrer, the proprietors OF The said works, or Sc.
cured SO that the subscriber gets them again-oi the
sum Of $40 for the return or securing a abov- specified
either one OF them. THOMAS y WE,CH.
Executor of Miles Marcus, deceased.
Madison CO., Va, April 25-cf
49, lVhir x.ouaotsd in rony.
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Es. Paine s. Go.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
WYE call particular attention 10 the following Bril-.
w liant Prizes Tor MAY. They possess unusual at
traction, and ave evidence of The superior claims Of
Paine,s Lotteries over all others. The gsent success
which has attended our patrons in the sale Of many
splendid prizes within the past year, will he n sign pusl
for those who are IN search of Fortune Ia send 10 ID.
Paine A. Co. the oldest and most popular Managers IN
The United states. G.. w. PURCELL. L Co,
Agents for Paine { Co, Richmond. virgInia.
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uENRTCO COUNTY.

The Democrais Of Henrico are requested &c
meet AT heir Cour, House on Monday, The hrs
aay OF May, for the purpose OF sending delegate.
% The D!siric, Convention, which will assemble
in The City OF Richmond on The 4h OF May, 70
aopoint delegates from this Electoral District 70
n. Democratic National Convention.
SEVERAL. DEMOCRATS.
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TICKETS sl5;baIyrs 7 so; quarters

W In purchasing by The package, deduct the price Of
three Tickets.
1r Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in Tie above, or IN any other Lottery, drawing
daily, price Of Tickets from 81 to SaO,) under our ma
%nagemeni, address us, or G.. W. PURCELL,
Aern, for ID. PAINE & CO., IN Va.
Arril u
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ESTRAY.

Taken up by Reuben B. Boyd, in the
Hc county nf llenrico, near Richmond, tn es
T tray sorrel Mare, with three white ieet, a
AI- star in the forehead. about five feet two
inches hirh, supposed To br six years old, and appraised
by persons appointed for the purpose to the sum of SIX
~ dolIars. April 25-c3t'
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!. STEBBlNS & ELLIS
MACHINE
RHnd. Sash and Door

MANUFACTURERS AND GLAZIERS,
Next Door 10 the Virginia Woollen Factory,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
4 RE prepared TO execute oil orders in their line on
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.
h.xsh - n,S;s
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SALE or REFIyFD SUGAR.

SALE OF REFINED SUGAR.
I'm TUESDAY, May 81, at II O'Clock, at
~ McCul!oush's Sales Room, New York CT.
y, will te sold, III, remaining s;ockoi Refined Su-
gar Of The late firm Of Woulsey IL Woolsey, con-
sisting VI Loaf, Crushed ami Powdered Refined
Sugar, Of standard and interior brands, in The
usual packages.
This sale Is made 10 wind up affairs OF the
firm, the senior partner retiring from The BUSH
ness, and will be made on a credit Of months,
approved notes, Tor all sums over si00, and OH
er terms, which viii b. made known al the time
of sale. April 26-tds
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e Tins Horse il believed IL be the finest
IN specimen of the Arabian race ever imported
TS into the United States. lie was purchased
-sby our Minister al Constantlncpie after
much experience in the observation Of the horse of that
country, and numerous efforts 10 find an animal of the
best blood and finest parts. lie believes that he fully
succeeded, as an extract from one of his letters, hereto
appended, amply shows. II is deemed unnecessary Ia
publish his Arabian ped .ree liz the original or translated
form, as It would be unintrlligble to most PERSONS
but II can be seen by all those who are curious on such
subjects.
lie will commence the present season at Loretto, in
The county Of Essex, on The End day Of April, where he
WIN remain unit the 4tI; thence 10 Tappahannock, 10
remain till the 7th; thence 10 Ayleit's, 10 remain til the
lUth; and thus 10 the end of the season-niaking his ap-
psaIancr every 9th day Ut each stand.
The season will be S2n; Insurance $50; and Il single
leap $40. In each case 81 must be paid 10 the groom.
WM. BOuLWARE.
Errtdet IF The Letter rJtrrei 10 ADORE:
LzGArios OF THE ESTsD STATES,
cONSrASTiNOPLE.
Dear I'll Your horse, Shaheen, Is of The hest Ara
ban race, and The finest horse in this city. fs Males.
Y, Inc Sultan, has no. his equal in his numerous stId.
lie - The subject of general admiration on the part Of
the Turks whichever he ls taken ont. deem myself
exceedingly fortunate in having obtained him, &C.
Very truly. yours, &c, DABNEY :. CARR.
March 3l-cwtf
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NOTICE.

THO HI STOCKHOLDERS OF I'll LOUISA
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act Of 9Th
March, le47:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz In
addition 10 the sum Of three dollars called for, 1--WE dol
lars, payable on the first day of each of The months OF
March, April, May, August, September, October and
December, and ten dollars on the first day of each Of
the months ~ofJune, July and November, on each slare.
Subscribers in Augusta will pay in the Bank n
Staunton; in Albemarle, in the Bank n, Charlottesville;
aud those in Richmond, in the Bank Of Virginia, 10 the
credit Of the Louisa Railroad Company. Punetuality is
important, as interest nit be due on each in,t;.mint u not
paid. by order OF me Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
| Rnarfr Dam DE nut. Feb. 22-clUrc.l
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SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
4. Il E,lbers's d5 fiji & c !,

On Fourteenth Street, under TIE ELetanye Intel.
THOMhs LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
1 and Tie public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of q Lottery Broker, in The office Ton li;h
street, under The Exchange Hotel formerly occupied
by D. NJ. lioyt, and recently by L. b. PendleIon.
Drawing OF New Jersey, Extra. 20, April -:
81 u 40 l3 &C IS 5 D 3 % 10 10 So 20.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 20 % 81, a prize II Sll0,
scli by LAMBERT.
Drawing Of the Virginia Leesburg Lottery,
Class l6, april %:
65 rs So Al = 65 80 80 62 5 "a II A 80 70
Nos % 81 65, a prize Of 5000, sold by
LAMBERT
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IA tic Holders Of Guaranteed Bonds Of The Jsme

ia TIC H6F7ers ~ TNaTa17ee4 B0Nls Of Ws J3Wts
Rlrer and Kanepan Company.
NOTICE is lrrrb. given To persons holding Inc
IL Comrany'> guaranteed bonds, that, from and alter
The Isl day of iiay, 1873, the Company will take IN
such bonds, il presented by he owners "r Their atior'
nrys, and Issue 4 new bend for ih- same aesfe:ai-
nmount. To l., registered, and thereafter transferable
only on llr books nflha Company III person or hy aitor'
ney, ~accortia. Ia "an ct providing for The conversion
nfihe guarantee! bonds Of The James River and NJ
nawI.a Company into Il registered stock" rassed feb
rnary 10Th, ls1e.
The interest due on tle LIST July mex, will only be
paid on sich new bonds; IL, therefore, becomes nrce5-
sary that The old issues should be presented by the hold
ers ther eoi before that date.
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FAIRFIELD RACES

WILL on Tuesday. The ID day of
w Nav, and continue four days
FIRST DAY-A March FOR $4,000.
Col. VIM. r. johnson names Financier.
Harrison Hartwell names Marlebank.
SECOND RACE, SAME Day.
A produce stake for cells and flieys dropped
Spring Of 1916 -en,rance 800, halt forieit-se'
ven subscribers and closed.
l.. Mr.. James ~Lyle-produce OF his Charles
mare and Bengal.
?. Mr.. VIM. Hancock-propuce OF David Win.
trey's mare and Bengal. j,
3. Mr.. Henry Temple produce oil bis mare and
4. Mr.. Wm. P. W%intrcy-proiuce OF his mare
and Bengal.
5. L. NJ. Buriool-produce OF his mare and
Bengal.
s. Mr.. VIM. ~Scot,-produce OF his Emancipa.
tion mare and Bailie Peylon.
.. lsham P~ucke,t-produce OF Lobclia and Ben
gall.
SECOND DAY-Proprielors' Purse $500
two mile heats.
SECOND RACE, SAME DAY-A Saddle and Bri.
die, &C., valued at S50-one mile out-free for
saddle nags %only-catch weights. SIS entrance.
THIRD DAY-Club Purse S%4O0-,hree mile
heals-5 per cent. entrance 10 The purses.
FOURTH DAY-A Sweepsiake Tor colts and
flleys-Slo0 entrance, half forfeit three subscri-
bers and closed.
Mr.. O. P. Hare names br. flley, by Willis,
dam Mary Lee.
Mr.. James Talley James S. colt, by Boston,
out of Tom Paine's dam.
C & N. Green names b. colt, by Clarion, ont
OF Hornblower's dam.
c. & N. GREEN, Proprietors.
April 26-dld
M. DE LAMARTINE AND LEDRU ROLLlN.
DORTRAlTS Of these two prominent men,
i bers oil the Provisional Government OF France,
engraved on %stone-price 25 cents Just publish
e. For sale by
April q NASH & WOODHOUSE,
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NV the Magnetic Telegraph.

DlNWIDDIE-At Stewards Precinct, 81 o.
clock, Vaughn Is majority; al The Cour! House,
Gillian II majority. Polls open three days
Vaughn, Dem. probably elected.
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- picket, and Courtney his wife, and other
Defendants.

Defendants.
The defendants above-namtd not harias erf'.h
,Lr,r aop+a,anre ard gwen security. according tine
,c, NJ Assembly and the rules o. this Court. aud u ~
,rarins ty satisfactory evidence ~ti:atile, arc NJ l'i,a
h;tnn,s of his Commonwealth: II u ofie'ed. thit ihe
said dr.,n dants do appear al the rules 10 ne htio ~.
IN. said Court on the lirs: Monday III Jniy mex, 49,"
answer the bill OF the plaintiff; and that a copy 90 a.
order b. forthwith in ,ted IN some newspaper pn ~.
"A in liz CITY Of Richmond for Two months y. ,n,se
~. and posted nj the front door Of the sta'e oou''
IN the said city. a LoPy. cSrrRTs CLERK.
ApEii I9-cw2m n-----
~ crASCeRY.-v.Tclsr. "a, Rules held In The
/ .I.rt,s ONE Of the superior co'lrt OF 1n1nse'y 'of
i. p i.hmond Circuit. tie 9Th day OF apfii,i91a:
warren 'oh' Plaintiff:
ceased,
asaiiis' ,,.r and other Defendants.
&C. :. IND, mt abnve named not having entered ms
- and given security. according TO The act Of
Ippssasiv ard thr rules Of this Court, and u appearing
aS.,is f3rtofy evidence that he IS not an ihnatitant of
II ronmoawealih II is ordered, tsat The SAID DE-
s'aden; do appear al the rules to be held for the said
rnnr, on the frsl Monday in July next, and answer the
| h,i of The plaintiff; and that a copy Of ms order o'
| Sorthwith inserted Ia some newspaper published In the
the city Of Richmond for two months successfully, and
| n,sted al the front door OF the Stale Court house, In tht
| April ls-ewGm PoWHATAh ROBERTS, elk
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ORDERS,

REGIMENTAL ORDERS.
Comp mics No. l, 3 and 4 of the LIST Batta-
lion Of the 18th Regiment Of Virginia Militia,
vii parade on CANDLES Hill this evening, at 4
o'clock, for the purpose of electing officers.
Major Cabell will superintend the elections.
BOUNDARIES OF COMPANIES.
Company No. l-Commencing at the South
vest corner of Broad and 10th stree,s-thsnce
% the South side of Broad to 4th street-thence
East side of 4th to Cary streets-thence West
see Of 10th street to the beginning.
Company No. 3-Commencing at the South
west corner of 4th and Cary streets-th thence
South side Of Cary street to the corporation
line thence with said line to the Northwest
So. Of the James River and Kanawh Canal
thence with The Northwest side of said canal
70 lis intersection with Astreet-thence with the
South aide Of A street to 4th street-and thence
with the Western side OF 4th street to the be-
ginning.
Company No. Accommodating at the South.
east corner Of 4lh and Cary streets-thence
South side Of Cary street to l0.h street-thencs
west side of 10 b street to James River-thence
up James River to Corporation line-thence
with said line to South side Of the James River
and kanawha Canal-ihence with the South
side Of said canal to its intersection with A
street thence with the North side of A street
10 4th s%trest-and thence with the East side OF
18th street 10 The beginning. BY order of the
Colonel. JOHN q. JAMES,
~Adjutant of the 18th Regiment, Virginia Mi
lila. April 9S-lt
DOR SALE, a NEGRO WOMAN, aged IS
l years, without any incumbrance; a frs
rae COOK, Washer and Nurse. For terms, ap.
ny at The Eagle Bakery, on Main stree,.
April 27-dlw
MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE &
ThisDay-slo,oOo 1000, 1000 l,7so, 90 OF
'0o, &c. Is Nos, ID drawn. Tickets 81.
April %
r UcK'S OFFICE, No. 5 Exchange Holel.
IL Richmond, Va.
This Day-A Fine Lottery. Prizes: 10. 900
Collars, 1000, 1900, l,750, $500, 1923, 90 of
ooo, &c. Is Nos, Is drawn. Wholes 4; halye,
q quarters !. For sale at No. 5, Exchange.
we prizes of 81 600 each sent 10 this Office in
The las, two DAYS:
Dawn Nos. of Susquehanna, No. %:
~ 10 70 26 81 IL 40 70 III So 81 q SO.
c,s aos; 70 II 70, a prize OF $1,000, sold and
casaed BY LUCK.
drawing Of Grand Consolidated, Extra, No. II:
Al So II AZ A "a 70 % % 80 Sc.
h "nols Ticker, Nos. 7 43 II, $1,000, returned
"L ~, \ For large prizes, call on
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Edward e.. Howard,
COMMISSIONER Nv CHANCERY,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

A LSO, Commissioner o, DEEDS, &c, Tor LOUISIANA,
n Alabama, Florida, Tennessee, Ohio, Connecticut,
Rhode Island Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri.
Office on 18th street, opposite w. Goddin's Office
Office hours, s to ! O'Clock, P. NJ. April l5-clmif
TN CHANCERY-VIRGrSIA:-At Rules holden in the
L Clerk 3 Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Accomack, on the The
day Of February, ls4s.:
John Dull, jr, Plaintiff:
against
Samuel Dennis, Michael Mason, and VIM. II. B Gus
It's, Defendants.
The defendants, Samuel Dennis and Michael Ma
son, not having entered their appearance and given
security, according TO the act Of Assembly and The rules
OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, IL
is ordered, that The said defendants do appear here on
Inc first day OF the next June term Of the said Court,
and answer tho bill Of the plaintiff; and that a copy
of This order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in the city Of Richmond for TWO months
,ueesssiyeIy, and posted nj the front door Of tie Court
house Of this county. A True Copy-Teste,
J. J. AlLWORTH,
Deputy for Thomas R. Joynes, L. S. c.
Fab oS-eyQm
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II M OV

IL T. MI
VIZ g. E. P. CARPENTER & CO. have
w . moved TO the new store opposite Kent,
Kendall & Atwaler's. April %
COWLES' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
~ ..reel, Richmond, Virginia.
Let Lottery Vendors do aud say what they NAV,
For selling prizes COWLES carries the day.
Fer This Day (Friday) Pokomoxe, Glass II.
Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 1000, 1850, 800, 90
of 500, 20 of $50. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets
4-shares in proportion.
Draw Nos. Susquehanna. Glass %:
II 10 10 pc 81 II 40 - II 6S 81 81 So
Nos. - 73 II, a capital Of S4a9 80 returned
By COWLES.
For Prizes, call al he Lucky Office of
April % COWLES.
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SCHEMES FOR MAY, 1913.
- 400 DOLLARS

Divided in ; OF 81 ,Oo0l 3ofsls,0o0l
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. ] TO be drawn
on saturday, the 9Th May, 1915, a, Baltimore. IS
Nos, ~ drawn.
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LAMB.
TO-DAY.

F~RIDAY-Tie Virginia Mononcalia Lottery. Extra,
Glass No. 3. Capitals Sl0,0cc, 5000, 1900, &c. IS
Nos, II drawn. Lawest3 No. prize $500. Tickets 81;
halves | 80: quarters IS cents.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex Della
ware, Lottery, Extra, Glass No. %. Capital: 81, 500.
Is Nos, II drawn. Tickets Sli halves SO cents; quar-
tiers 25 cents.
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Artificial Teeth.

A CARD.-Harins determined 10 discontinue
n the practice OF Dentistry in this city on the
26lh ins,., | would return my Acknowledgements
to my friends and the public for The liberal pat
ronage l have received, and recommend TO their
notice MIR. Juhn Mcconnell, Dentist, who will
take my office and continue The insertion OF Pur.
celain Teeth in full sets, carved on blocks, with
imitation gums, such as | have been using-!he
superiority of which over all others now in use,
is universally acknowledged by those who have
practically tested their merits.
E. CHANDLEE, Dentist.
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q c,,oli,s couo,y Court, February i4th, leis:
m ,hs motion Of Elizabeth w. Napier and Booth
Napier, I.ea;ers under The y III OF William P. Napier,
deceased, ]; is ordered, that all persons who may
aass,scd be required 10 exhibit the same for settle
men, on or before The lath day OF June next. ard that 4
Inv NJ this order be published III one Of the newsp1-
~: published IN the chg Of Richmond for eight weeks,
AMI b, pos,ed n the door of the Courthouse on two Sc
ye;aI Cont da.- a C~opy-Teslc,
March l7-cwcW JOHN L.. P~ESDLETON, OK.
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Jew FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HUUs
E.. Trlgg

HAVING taken a House on the Basin, tenders his SER
II vices to his friends and the public generally, in
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale Of all the
staple articles of produce.
l.. II. T., In the sale Of Tobacco, will be assisted by
= gentleman, who, from lon. experience and actnow-
lodged judgment, is fully competent to sustain the in
.arects of plantera. Feb 9-rtf
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Fl A H p S

! THE subscribers respectfully inform the Musical
i Elite of the United States, that they have been
engaged for many years, In the city of N. York, III the
manufacture of
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United states Hotel.

ShSfiIsNJ wv. W.. ".
IIAVThG purchased Mr.. r.. Hairs interest in this es-
IL Enlistment, We beg leave to Inform our friends
and the travelling community that III. house Is now
open for the reception Of visiisTs. It's situation being
only n few minutes Halk from the Railroad Depot and
tho Capitol, renders it one OF The most DESTROYS loca.
lions in the city.
BY giving our personal attention 10 our guests, We
hope 10 merit a share Of public patronage.
March 23-roln ihW. YEl.ERTR 3 co
A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SAL.
OFFER for sale my Farm in the county II FIrnricn,
L about two miles from the Old Market House. Tie
farm Contains two hundred anL.siItrrn acres. of which
about one hundred and twenty are cleared, the balance
in wood. The cleared land has all been highly I'M
proved with lime and pu;resc-nt manures, and pro-
duces very fine crops. The uncirared land has on it
a very heavy growth of wood, which, from its nearne>s
To market, Is very valuable. On the farm there are all
necessary houses, in good order, TO wit: a dwelling
house with seven rooms, eight closets and cellar, a
kitchen. laundry, Office, dairy, smoke house, four barns,
stables for horses and cows, and an abundant supply
of fine wafer. have lived on the farm for mere lhln
four years with nearly forty in my family, and there
has not been a case of serious sickness. The place il
considered by those who know IL as healthy AZ any in
Virginia.
My reason for wishing to sell is that | may devote
my time entirely To ms profession. l will sell the farm
for a fair price, and on the most liberal terms. Persons
wishing To buy are invited 10 call on me, either at my
office, in Richmond, or Al my house, OF the farm.
Dec. 3l-ctf JEU. NJ.