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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-30

az NOTICE. At ,ho opsuing annual commence
nent of Hampden Sidney College, which takes place
on the 18th June next there will be address deliver
eddy Mr.. William NJ Ovc.:on, of Richmond, Va, thu
representative Of the Ph!lanthropic Society.
l.. G.. BROWN,
s. +. VENABLE,
l.. NJ. SPARROW,
Nav l9-cl0t Committee OF r. Society.
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May a--cwlm

IN CHiSCERf .-EIHGisIA In the Circuit Court 81
the United States for Fourth Circuit and Eastern
District Of Virginia. May 18th, ls4s:
Alexander Brown and Patrick Brown, Executors
of James Brown, deceased, who was surviving Eheeu-
tor of William Mitchell, deceased, who was surviving
Executor Of Robert 3aine, deceased, flaihliha'
agans.
James Hopkrk and others, creditors oil Robert Bane,
deceased, and other, brien""nss.
Uoon the motion Of the plaintiffs IL appearing TO The
Court lhar Edw Brisbane Nance, IN the proceedings
az supnosrd creditor Of Robert Baine, deceased, and
The univ creditor il he one not provided for ty the
decree of June aist, 1869, has aiied for more than
Thirty eieh, years 10 appear and prefer claim asans,
thr estate and that step has been taken by any
Gi,or OF ane many years past the Court doth order
this suit be dismissed, unless the said Brisbane, or
The creditors some Of them provided for by said de-
cree of the alst Of June 1862 but who do not appear To
have received the directed be paid them by the
aid show cause 10 the contrary thereof on or
before rst day of the And II is ordered
that copy of this order be published in one or more OF
| the newspapers published In the city Of Richmond by
1 the plaintiffs. Copy-TeHe,
May 30-ew3m +. MAYO, Clerk
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OLD POINT COMFORT HOTEL.
rU,uIS extensive and beautiful Establishment i noa
open for Tie reception % visitors. Surrounded en-
t,,ry by salt water il affords every facility for So;
bathing and offers every inducem-nt TO The traveller
IN pursuit oi health pleasure. The 'intrl l. com
rc,r in all IL arrangements AMI no eSernn VIII be
spared 10 render il in ali respects the most agreeable
and interesting resort In the whole country.
Hoard s. % per day.
Nv the week at the rate Of ] so per day.
b. the month, NJ the rate OF w per Day
Children and servants half price -
May a3-cct JAMES :. rhESen.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received n the
- Clerks Office, nj Hanover Court house, by the
Commissioners, until the Isl day Of June lSi6 for The
building Of brick Jail Of four rooms wit iron grating
inside the lower rooms and pa,sagc-size "a by d0
feet with passage through the middle Two stories high
pIan of the Jail can hr n the Clerks Ufhce Of
Hanover county. Address Jail Commits. toner's, llano-
YER Court house post paid. May 2i-c2t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FaILsls a;sgE.HasgAV.

y l 1 y " + \ L l. = w,
AM I'LL practice in The Superior and Inferior
w Courts oi tluvanna, Albema!lc and Buck
ingham. Address Wilmington, FIuganDa coun-
", va. April 2l-cl0.
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100 Dollars Reward.

HVO 1VFHsNH - HVNVVN NJ
y AN AWAY from the Shenandoah Iron Works
IL about the Isl of April last Two Negro Nien-DA.
SfE! and CLiRk-brlongims 10 the Eslle Of iEr late
Miles Mafqnrss, of The county of Madison. Said Sc
srors are Of nnliiio conipiryinn aged about twenty
years, and some five feet nine inches high
CLARK, II Is believed, has upon his face. No 9th
mark rrculrcied.
The above reward viii hr given FOR the apprelien.
-inn 81 the Negroes. If taken ut Of the STATE, aud Sc
cured that can gel them agiin-ol $50 will he 81
ven for TIE securing of either one if taken out Of The
Saie--or $50 ii taken in the stale and secured thai
! gel them aaain-or $40 fer either one.
THOMAS ~ WEIGH,
Executor Of Miles Narquess decreased.
Madison co., Va, May 23-cIf
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AUCTION SALES.
sly &. ~. dickinson IL Bro.
EIGHT NEGROES

On TUESDAY the so inst, viii be sold, a; 10
o'ciecs. q .ikey Negro Wcman, about 30 years
old, and Children lie Woman is good plain
Cook, Washer and lfoner.
R. Il. DICKINSON & BRO, Aucls.
Nav 70
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NOTICE.

NUTICE.
THO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act OF 9Th
March, ls47:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz: In
addition to the of three dollars called for hve dol
lars payable the first day OF each OF The monihs OF
March. April, May, August, September, October and
December, and ten dollars the first day OF each OF
the months June July and November, on each share
Subscribers 10 Augusta will pay In the BANK II
Staunton in Albemarie, in the Bank NJ Charlotesve
and those in Richmond in the Bank of Virginia. to the
credit of the Louisa Railroad Company PIneuahiy IS
important as w be due each inStdment moi
paid. by order Of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
panyay Dam nennf Feb 00-cfDecl
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY,

NICE COW PANf,
Ohtc-No 81, Nam 81, Rtctmohd, Va,
CONTINUES 10 grant policies on Lives only, al the
u lowest rates of premium. All persons insured i"r
~, I'm, III life are stockholders. Dividends are made
nn,IIv and thus far have bean - per cent IL the
ran;,m il over $50 portion will be loaned 10 The
Insured if he wishes. The success of the company IS
"''"o'' RoBT. L. PATTERSON, President.
RrsJ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
ny Prospectus Of the Company can be had by cal
ing n the Agents Office, in Richmond, va no o.
~; s,,se, over the store OF Jndah Myers. Esq.
nam 90 g. W. KNOWLES, Agent.
:, ~ 60, r ,aminsr Frb. ada c2aw.t
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

TN obedenc. decree Of the County Court Of King
William, bearing date the 18th OF February, 1915, IN
the suit of
Joseph II. Robins, Trustee, &C., Plaintiff: In Chan
against Gerry.
Julian Pryor, Elizabeth Lee, Phedora Catherine. Tho
mas Van Buren, ant William II. Robins, infant chill
dren Of Joseph H. and Catherine &. Robins, by Ed
niund Lttlepage, their guardian nd Item, defendants,
will proc-e.. 10 SELL Al rubc auction, n King WI
liam Cour, house, on MONDAY, the 26th Of June
1885, the Farm called Robins, situated at King WI.
liam Court house, and formerly in the possession o. "
Joseph II. Robins. This farm contains about nin"tj
or on. hundred acres all Of good soil ana easy
upro we'd. rhrr. - comfortable dwrliinr-Houss on
the orrmis4. which with repairs, wouin or
made an admirable residence tor small famiiy seiI
Ing ~ COMMISSIONERS viii confer sucn ti'le ohy
us is vested IN BY the decree, Though we '"
be perfectly good. .;. ,
months for III. purchase money, with The exception OF
go, nr mn amount sufficient 10 defray tbs charges OF
,h ,ourt proceedings and the sale, sc. Bond, with
approved security will be required OF the purchaser or
nprrhnsrrs and the lille retained by the Commission
Era the purchase money Is fully paid until the
further order Of the Court. F. GREGORY, JR.,
w. N. GREGORY,
May a--cwlm Commissioners.
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NV ioG.
remove TO Texas, offer my Farm

As desire 10 remove 10 Texas, Offer my Farm,
x MOUNT PLEASANT, in Caroline county, on The
MItiaEony vrr within four miles of the county seat,
and half mile of good mill, and distance, by travel
ling on cas-, thai edge Of the farm 10 Ere
derIcSsburr one hour and half, and to Richmond
between three and iolr houTs--view from dwrllin.
house very comm iding for several miles up aud du"
the rvrr--contalnina seven HUNDRED AMI two acres,
ly If which " river bottom, the balance high land al
medium quality, the gfnwi consisting Of hickory, OAK
pine cedar anu other kinds of wood. The farm ~ di-
vied into l.irre shifts, averaging between three and
four hindre5 barrels corn, AMI npWaids at four hun
drcd bushels wheat. There il good well within ten
steps o; The horse iut. ] consider II unnecessary 10
IA. more about The farm - presume those who wish
Ia purchase VIII view the premises before they make
otter. The for t!ic land, hall cash, the la
lance ~ twelve months.
-, manager, Mr.. y. u. Samuel. who resides on the
farm wII give Any information that may be required
concerning II; az myself, residing IN King & Queen
counl, Nv address Is New Town. King s. Queen CO.
NAV 5--cyIw LEE roy B0CLWARE.
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a FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE

OFFER for safe my Farm the county 81 lltmlco,
l about two miles from tic Old MARKET House The
f1ri contains two hundred and.sAtrcn OF which
about one hundred and twenty cleared the balance
in wood. The cleared land has all been highly i'm
proved with lime and putrescent manires, and pro
duces very fine crops The unc.eared land has Oh IL
a very heavy growth of wood which, from Is nearnrss
to Market is very valuable On the fam there are all
necessary houses, in good order, 10 w.t. dwelling
house with seven rooms, eight closets aud cellar,
kitchen laundry office, dairy smoke hnusr four barns
stables for horses and cows, and an abundant supply
Of lin. water. | have lived on the farm tor mnrr than
four years with nearly forty III my family. and there
considered by chose who know il as healthy as any IN
Virginia.
81; reason for wishing 10 sell Is that may devote
my time entirely my profession. VIII sell The farm
for a fair price and the most liberal terms. Persons
wishing Ia buy invited 10 call on me- either at my
office, tn Richmond, or nj my house, on the farm.
Dec. 3l-clf mo. VI. GKEGDhf.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

Near Henderson, GrcnriNs Co., No,tt Carolina.
r5HE valuable Tract of Land on which George L.
L Eaton lately resided, within one mile OF Iendri-
son, oh the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, containing
over 1850 acres, large ana Csmmodions dwelling
House, Ice House, and necessary Unt Houses Barns,
and every fixture usual Tobacco Farm. This land
is hr3l half III original giow the location
remarkable for health and good water-ani will he
sold reasonable by the subscriber, Agent for
George 4. Eaton, who will take pleasure III showing
the premises ,oany prrsoa DESTROYS to purchase.
JNO. :. EATON,
Attorney Tor George q. Eaton.
c,,,,;II. Mavl2
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

a From my stable, about the first OF May a
SSTABAY HORSE, advertised and particularly
~ Described al that tme,) with the
---L forehead and white hind feet This is quite
young hurse and has been recently brought nom
Charlotte Courthouse to this city lie may have be n
taken mp The road, endeayoing 10 gel back 10 that
place. To any person who may have taken up This
horse a an esray, liberal reward will he given, upon
delivery 10 me, corner Of franklin and Gti streets
Richmond, NAV .0-c.t w. II HARRISON.
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w. B. PEASANTS, NJ. D.,
DE fist,
No. l99, corner aborc Farmers Bank, Main Street.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
REFERE NCE:
MIR. James A. Seddon, James Lyons, Esq,
Wood Bouldin, Esq, Mr.. w. C. Darlington,
Gen. E. Darlington, Mr.. James M. Morson,
Richmond.
Mr.. James c. Bruce, Hon. Robert Gillian,
w. H. Clark Esq, Dr.. Hicks,
Hon. L. S. Fluurnoy, Hon. A. w. Venablc,
Halifax, Virginia Granville, N. Carolina.
March iO-iid&c6m
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NOTICE.

A LII claims against the Estate OF Eidrsd w. saite,.
n white deceased, must be presented before the iotn
tay Of next month, (June "a am DESTROYS To Close
nv administration fnal) and will plead this notice IN
bar Of any claims which may be presented thereafter.
JOHN POWELL, hdministrator
OF EIdred w. Sniterwhite, deceased.
Enfield, KIng VIM. co., May 27-sa'
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
ut Reduced Prices

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
THE subscriber is prepared TO deliver from
100 to 10000 bushels LIME at any OF the
landings on James River, or al Richmond, al II
cents per bushel CASH. Orders addressed TO the
undersigned, Richmond, Va, will be promptly al
tended TO. EDWIN FAIRFAX.
Anri 24--dlmif
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NUNS g. CIark's Pianos.

ID h. TAYLOR, lou, MANI sieei, oppcshe
i /. the Banks, has constantly on hand large
and varied assortment OF PIANOS, with and
wilhou, The Eulan Attachment, from these cee-
bra,ed makers, combining all The essentials 10
coon Piano, with BEAUTY and DURABILITY of
WORKMANSHIP. Being philosophicaiy construct
ed they wear beer, and require less tuning than
most others, which property will be appreciated
by persons in the country, where tuners are sell
don, met with. In BEAUTY OF DEslaN and ELE-
CANOE OF WORKMANSHIP they are acknowledged
to be perfect Their TONE and TOUCH are what
the most finished performer would desire, and
which are so seldom TO be found in instruments OF
OTHER makers
PHI TAYLOR has also on hand Pianos from
other celebrated Makers OF This Country, and
from the best European Manufactures, at re'y
loo prices.
SCHOOLS supplied with good and substan,i-
al Pianos al special Reduction from The lower re-
tail prices.
gT All Pianos sold from this Establishment
are ,oarranted perfect.
GUITARS from various Makers always on
hand. Those made by c. F. Marin are parli-
cularly recommended as well for their fine lone,
as their beautiful finish and great durability.
The largest Collection of Music in The Slate
always on hand. Schools and Teachers supplied
al very reduced prices.
Piano Stools and chairs, ana all articles IN the
line.
Pianos repaired, tuned let on hire and taken in
exchange. Mays
Artificial Teeth.
A CARD.-Having determined TO discontinue
n the practice OF Dentistry in this city on the
Goth inst, would return my Acknowledgements
to my friends and the public Tor the liberal pat
ronage have received and recommend TO Their
notice MIR. Juhn Mcdonnell, Dentist, who will
take my office and continue The insertion OF Por-
celain Teeth in full sets, carved on blocks, with
imitation gums, such as have been usins-lhe
superiority OF which over all others now III use,
is universally acknowledged by those who have
practically tested their merits.
Z. CHANDLER, Dentist.
Governor ST., next 10 the Richmond House
JOHN MCCONNELL will continue the in.
ser,ion OF Porcelain Teeth carved on blocks, 10
whole or paris OF sets, in the style and manner
pracliSed by Mr.. E. Chandee, And will make use
of lbe Teeth made by Mr. C.. These Teeth pos
sess many advantages over those without gums
one OF the greatest Of which il supplying paris
lost by absorption where the natural teeth have
been extracted, thereby restoring the face 10 lis
former and natural shape. They are also much
more natural in appearance than any other kinr
| OF artificial teeth.
JOHN MCCONNELL, Dentist,
Governor Street
NIB. The Office formerly occupied by Mr.
| Chandlce is Tor rent-apply 10
| April l2-T&Ftf J. MIC.
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May l9-cl0t

LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
Ma SETH w. FowLx-Dear Sir am happy to sign
my name TO the following certificate, hoping that 9TH
ers may receive benefit from the same invaluable med-
cine: OXFORD Co., Me-, Nov IL, le4o.
This may certify that, in August of this present year.
was taken with bleeding at tho lungs, and had IN all
seventeen different spells, bleeding ON an average from
half glass to half pint al time Iapplied 10 one OF
the most skiu, physicians in the county and received
but partial relief during his attendance. was all this
time suffering with cough, splitting OF blood.
&c. tried various remedies, but all without success,
until by the advice of my friends, tried Dr. Wi'ars
Balsam of Wild Cherry and TO my great relief, In three
days time my cough so oosened that raised with
perfect ease the pain aud having been entire
ly removed from my stomach and lungs. au now
taking my second bottle and my health is rapidly I'M
proving. have since ridden thiy-ive miles by stage,
and attended TO the purchasing of stock Of goods,
with very little inconvenience.
Signed,
ZEBULON CLAIBORNE, Js., Oxford, Me.
~ Beware of counterfeits and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nd all other preparations of Wild Cherry. Remember,
they only initiate in Rame, without possessing the vr-
Buy but the genuine and original d. WIS
FAIRS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-sgned !.
Butts on the wrapper.
SETH W. FoWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GAYNOR & WOOD,
No 48 Main Street, Richmond,
Nav. lS46. And by Druggists generally.
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FARMVlLLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
peri1d Of four months will commence on the frs
Monday IN Jane next, and close the last Friday u
September io,luuing
TEIus-For the session as follows:
Board and tuition in the Enssh branches 552
Tuition alone !.
Music "
Latin and French Languages each,
An extra fee of S5s required from each member o
the classes in Natural Philosophy and Chemistry
Gentlemen wishing To enter tleI children and wards
are requested 10 make immediate application. Far
Their inioru,aion if DESIRED will he promptly given
MAY 5-cw5w J. Is. TlNSbEf, Principal
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Parker. ssayly e. Ninllno
w. B. PEASANTS, NJ. D.,

HAvE received further supply Of Ina! very
II desirable style Of Green PARASOLETTS.
May II l43 Eagle Square.
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iickets slO-shares IN proportion. A certificate q
package "t - whole Tickets sa0sharrs III propoTlita
~ Orders for certificates or Packages, gle Tid-
els ana Shaes IN any Of the above Schemes. address
ell To tho undersigned, will recrivethe most prompt IL
tention, and an account of each drawing FORWARDED
as soon "a it's feceived.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale y
J. w. MAURY 81 CO., Managers,
May "a Rchmond yiruinia
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RICHMOND MARKETS, MAY go.

n'sAmONO VA X II EESs MA 4 SJs
IoBACCO-lnspec'ions average about rs to
W. aho>. per day We quote Tugs 81 20 10 Q 90;
Smmon leai2 80 so; middling 3 IS to 4 IS;
% ~ and lIne 5'o 7 So General sales Of Tugs
TO 90; leaf IS to 6 90.
rLOUR-Sales al S5a a 81.
wHEAT-White 1875; red l20 cents. None
|1nug in.
oArS-A IS cents per bushel.
eoRN-45 10 Al cents per bushel. Dull.
%oRN MEAL-50 55c. per bushel. Dull.
b5ACoN-Virsinia hog round 81 cts; Western
s'1es st els.; Shoulders 81 a cts.; Hams 5
Ll,ARD-7l 8 CTS.
fiSH-New Herrings in demand at SIS a S IS.
oaaa So 80 7. Family Roe Herrinss IS in
arfels and 50 in halt barrels.
), CATTLE-BEEF: So so 3 90. gross
'EALs: 81 7 90. MurroNs: ST. SO 10 2 Is
.:tl,as in quality. Hoes: 5 SO.
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NOTICE ALI persons having claims agains,
IN the estate Of Francis Collins, deceased, are
requested TO bring them forward, that arrange
ments may be made TO pay them.
May 5-esl. WIN. SIMMS, Exse'tr.
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CARRIAGES.

CAhhlAUEC.
TIME subscribers have on hand large supply
i Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES OF
every description, from the Highest Buggy up 10
The Cariole and Clarence Coach, both of Rich
mond and Northern Manufacture. We are re-
ceivng fresh supplies weekly, from our eyten-
sivc mandatory, al New Haven, OF The latest
style, and warranted 10 give satisfaction. We in
wife all purchasers TO examine our Stock, which
we will sell on as reasonable terms as similar ar.
ticles can be procured in any city in The Union.
N. h. Carriage Trimmings al low prices.
March6 HOOKER & OSBORN
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
at Reduced Prices!
D. F. LOWE, 1877 EAGLE Square, will com
ID mence selling III, this day very large and
spIendii stock of Ricn and Fashionable Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods al rery reduced prices.
Fancy and black Silks
Grenadines and Silk Tissues
French Muslins and Lawns
Embroidered Capes and Collars
Shaws, Scarls, and Handkerchiefs
White Cambrics and Mus,ins
White and colored dotted do
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings
Linen Sheelings and Shirlings,
Cotton do do
White and fancy Ducks and Drills
Dimities and Draperies
Hosiery and Gloves
And all other kinds Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, at greatly reduced prices. Persons pur-
chasing for cash, will find il much 10 their adj.
vantage 10 call, as he has determined 10 reduce
hi. stock Immediately. May 29-3t
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FACTORY HANDS WANTED.-l wish
L to hire for the remainder OF the year few
good Screwmen, Twislers and Stemmers.
May @-d3l WIN, a. MYERS.
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Advertisement.

TO PERSONS RAVELLlNG NORTH
DURING THE SUMNER.
~ BLANCHARD returns his sincere thanks LOT ths
L liberal patronage he has always received, ana
bses To inform his frrhds AMI The puhi'f y, senea
h.s taken thai soacnus and commoGious establish
mpnt. the cry HOTEL. New York which
he has r.itted and refurnsed 50 a 10 render the
equal in point OF elegance and comfort, OF thr nssl
,a".es in The civ All persons who may favor him by
visiting his Hotel may rely on meeting win every
attention and accommodation. There are several hnf
;,.s If rooms for families F. BLANCHARD,
a Late nf the Globe Hotel
City Hotel, New York, May %, ls4a-clm
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Family Physician.

DR.. BEACuS AMERICAN PRACTICE o
MEDICINE AND
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Randolph Macon College

THE Annual Commencement OF iando'ph
i Macon College will be held in the College
Chapel on the I4th June, when addresses may
be expected FROM The members of the graduating
class.
The two Literary Societies will be addressed
on the day previous by William r. DHnkaro,
ESQ., Of Petersburg, Virginia, and The Socie'y .,
Carolina. By order of the Faculty,
Nav i D. DUNCAN, Secretary
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER
:. w. Rs.d0lpa 4 Co.'S Bookstore, l2i .Matm syee,
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NORFOLK MARKETS-May 81.
CORN White AZ; mixed 40; yellow as cents
|:louR-Scarce at So 25 a 6 so for extra brands.
~rroSa5s e cents. BAcoN-Hog round u
sa,s. OATs-3l a SO cents. =
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Virginia lr-shrre Lottery Glass y, for 1873, TO De
drawn on Saturday, June aiih. - Nos, - drawn.