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ANN SMITH ACADEMY,


TJl exercises of this Institution will he resumed the
Il .t Of September and continued NATL the last Of
June following the scholastic being divided into two
liz. mouths EACH Tie following compose the corps
Of Instructors:
Prof Vim. " Page, Principal
N., Jessie r. li.lilI, Assistant English and Scientific
Departments.
Major Colstuu Of V. W. Inst, rrot Modern Languages.
Mr.. C. W Strphani, Berlin. Prussia, Prof. Music.
Prof John L. Campbell. of W. College, gives lectures and
experiments III the Sciences
Rev. DR.. Wm. :. White gives weekly lcctur. the
Scriptures The youu: laic. in tie Academy Sho"rooml
From ~ TO IA boarlcr. hc very comfortably accpU-
dated IL the family the Principal whom kind and
parental supervision viii be sacrcy anl scuuu>? cNcr
ci.ch.
The charges for the Of fsc months, payable in al
vance say the st al Srptenbc. AID Isl OF February,
Fur Board inciu,n; Washing Fuel aud Light. ~, 0O
Tuition IN Preparatory Department. II M
Academic Department including Ancient Languages. ~ ~
Incidental Expenses. ~
Modern Language each ~
Ornamental Branches each Observation-Disclosures. -
Music - M
Use Of In,rncm. in receiving instruction, ....... : -
Glasses In Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, extra ~
II Is important that early application be- n.ae, and
that pupils he prompt In attendance the first day Of the
session.
For more definite information. apply for printed Cir
cular WIN. y PAGE, Principal
July l-cwtlSep Ann Smith academy, Lexington Va.
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KENT PAINE & co.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
FOREIGN ASp DOMESTIC pKy GOODS.
Nos. l6J and los Main street,
+ ALL TRA DE, 1887.


FALL TR +, 1887.
SXJE beg leave 70 invite the attention Of southern
w Merchants large m nttracv" stock Of fHn
IS and Staple DRY GOODS receiving. which in ,
Jew days will be very complete in all the Department..
and will comprise the largest aud commanding
sor;mcnt have had the pleasure tu offer 20
friend. nni customers.
By the ships Riga ard "Lsl'n ROykL, from Lvcrpoc
T. ris pert End By various srrvss ri New YORK hsv,
received n large p riion OF importation OF British
French hri German Goods, embracing ivory variety
among witch nuny OF entirely new AID bcsuttu' de-
signs
In Clorhs Cas.imeres and Vcst!acs. Cloak. and Man
il.s Ladies Dress GCos, Lace Goods and Embr Jiiern
our stock i: unusually attractive.
We are nl,U receiving toll Tent u Dumcs i
Fabric. OF the most popular s,ylrs manufactured
We shall be prepared 10 exhio; sprad;i stock o
Ready Made Clothing of all graj-s. and hsvng had
manufactured under thoroughly compctrn, supern'end
en,s, the premises. challenge competition il quni'i
aud prices. and feel assured that offer induce
hts in this branch unsurpassed IN this country.
We respectfully solicit examination O az! s;cck
which will be much larger than have ever before cxhi
bci and which increased facilities ensbes Us to o
fer 10 cash prompt buyers prices that will meet IN,
competition oil Ibis or any other market
OIders will II: Ill times receive prompt and person
nj attention KENT, PAINE & CO.
Aup
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MR. EVERETT AT NEwPoKr.-aon Edward Eve
re delivered bic Address on the Character Of Wash
:ng,on, to a crowded audience, at Newport, on Mon
day evening. SO many were unable to gain admission
90 the hall, that request for arepe'ition was made
Mr. Everett acceded, aud will repeat bic Grafton at
poOp on Friday.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN DINwIDDIE.

Alta meeting of the citizens of Dinwidde county
held at The Court House, on the l7th day OF August
lbeing court day, in response 10 the late Convention
held at Old Point which had for it's object, the ruff
cation of the project of the Hon. A. Dudley Mann
for a Steam Ferry Line from the Chesapeake Bay to
Milford Haven on motion, Major Isaac Rooney was
called to the chair, and w. + Doyle requested to ac
as Secretary After brief xplanaton OF the object
of the meeting by the chairman. the following reso
lu,ions, offered and supported by Dr. Ii. c. Eorsham
in a speech Of much zeal, were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That in the opinion of this meeting
the time has arrived when II is imperaively incum
bent upon the people of the South to make united
action and vigorous effort TO establish direct trade
from her ports with Europe.
Resolved, That we recognize, III the Steam Ferry
project of the Hon. A. Dudley Mann, feasible and
ennently practicable plan, for forming this desired
object, and that We recommend it cordially to the
Southern people as worthy OF their substantial sup
port.
Resolved, That rs citizens Of Dinwiddie, we are tru
" alive to the importance of every msana having tor
its object the commercial independence OF the SOUTH
and that we will cordially subscribe TO Mr.. Mann's
scheme, believing it to he the best yet proposed, ia
achieve the great end.
Re-ovod, That the chairman appoint three gentle
men in each magisteral district, 10 obtain subscri
bers in aid of said object and to report their names
to the Hon. A. Dudley Mann, Washington City.
On motion, the Secretary was requested to forward
the foregoing proceedings to the editors OF the Sou
Side Democrat for publication, with the request tina
the express" "Intelligeucer" and Richmond pa
pers copy.
The meeting thea adjourned.
j. rooney, Chairman.
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JUST PUBLISHED,


ONAXS Executors and administrators, new edition.
IL The second Edition of Mr. JUSTICE LoInaxs valua.
Bile aud important work the Law OF
EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS,
In two volumes, greatly enlarged aud improved.
The plan o. this work has hcen 10 cmbUJy American
use I'll the nn'ler this, applicable in ,his county which
il contained in Tho oG'th edition OF Williams law ot Exc
cutos the standard manual ri this branch ojui-rrudencc
with large additions from OTHER English and American
horiss n2ludmc the whole OF the Statutes and Reports oil
Vr.nin upon the subjects treated Of 10 the presc time.
Particular pains have been tnsc in preparing the sy
nops before each chapter and section and in preparing
the general index 10 the principal matters the utmost
facility OF reference 10 the text. Price SIS ~
RECENTLY PUBLISHED
Lomaxs Di:cs; Of the Laws OF Real Property, vols.
svo.; Sl5.
Orders addressed TO the publisher will be promptly ~
tended to- TEo,e enclosing the price OF the book will
receive it by Iuail free OF postage. A. NORRIS
Aucai Publisher. Richmond
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A Tny,,tsE on THE LAW OF EXECUTORS AND
ADMINISTRATORS, generally in uss in the United
States. aud adapted more particularly to the prac
tcs of Virginia. by John TsyOe Lomax, author
of the "Digest of the Law Of Real Property "
formerly one Of the Judges Of the General Court,
and Judge of the Eighth Judicial Circuit OF N!rgl
MIA, and formerly Professor Of Law i'll the Uni.
versity Of Virginia. Sscond edition revised cor
ruciad aud greatly enlarged; in two volumes
Publshed by Adolphus NORRIS Richmond, Va
The Grs, edition Of Judge Lomax's celebrated aud
standard work on the lay OF Executors aud Admin
strators published in lSii, and was at once cited
by the profession, and regarded by the Bench as the
highest authority upon that branch Of the la" Of
which it treats. The edition, although large one.
was soon exhausted. l, to meet the urgent demands
Of tbs profession that the distinguished author has
given to the public new edition. greatly enlarged
aud embracing, besides large addition OF new mat
ter all the later decisions Of the highest appellate
courts Of this country and Of England. The work
is designed to furnish the American public and espe
cialy the Virginia portion Of it, with code OF pripc
pies in the law Of Executors aud Administrators,
which, With more or less notifications, constitutes
tue elements Of this branch Of jurisprudence, gene
rally in the United States. TO those familiar with the
profound learning, vigorous intellect, aud eminent
powers Of analysis which are tue leading character
istics Of Judge Lonax it is hardly necessary to cay
that these principles have been most clearly and
forcibly eucidsted.
Judge Story and Chancellor Kent have both paid
bib and erted tributes to the talents and abors OF
Judge Lomax, as one Of the most eminent juriss Of
this country.
The wo,k before us has, for the NEST part, taken
as s N odel, The treatise by Williams which Is the
most comprehensive ard the most popular OF ali
the English books upon the same subject. From
Judge LomaI's ork a maze Of obsolete doctrines,
and OF foreign law. havirg 20 local application III
this country, and which renders Williams cumbrous
and ve1at'ous TO the American lawyer, has been dis
cardsd whilst every principle contained in Willisws,
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FALL OF HOUSE IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2l.-Last evening four story
brick building, in this city, occupied by Charles
Rodman Obscconist, fell with tremendous crash,
under the pressure Of 600 barrels Of whisky, which
had been stored into its second aud third stories by
Calvin Fletcher.
The east wall fell against building owned by j.
A. Skiff, and forced in the entire side OF it. Two
other buildings were damaged by the falling Of walls
The loss is about a1,00D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

NEW YORK AUG II = Flour - dropping; sales
OF State brands al ST 10 To 81 Ohio and Southern
are unchanged. Wheat ID dull ssi-s ct rad NJ = ii
10 ! 81. Corn is firm; sales at yellow at s6 10 IS,
white So To 81 cts. Stocks dull aud lower.
BALTIMORE. AuG 2i-Flour u unrhnng"i
sales OF red wheat at 81 80 to ~, white ~ TO 10
Corn is dropping; sales of yellow at So to 81. white
IN 81
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THE ROSE OF ASHURST. ETC
A RASpOLPHS Boox.TosE AND BISpaRY.
"A The A;h'nss or the Three Gifts; by N Oiph-n
Joc.
Married or Single by the author OF IIcpr Leslie Red
woad, &C.: 81 81.
The Northwest Coast or Thirteen Years Residenc. in
Washington Territory; by J & Swan 81 -.
Childs History OF Greece; by J. Bonner: 81.
Lides History oil Rome with chapters the history
ltera,ur. and art; by II. q. L;ddell d. D:sl
H,rpcrs Weekly journal OF Civilization, in monthly
pnrts, pc
The Rose OF A.hurs,, novel, by the author OF Emilia
Wyndham &C.. Soc Aug -
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w. +. DOYLE, Secretary.
GOV. WISE IN STAUNTON.

This gentleman arrived in Staunon, OH
Thursday evening" last, his return from the Virginia
Springs aud took lodgings at the Virginia Hotel.
number OF citizens called upon the Governor, and al
early hour he was serenaded by the Mountain Sax
Horn Band, who di.coursed most eloquent music. A
large crowd had assembled and loud calls were made for
"Wise,". .Gov. Wise" The Governor at length made
his appearance on the balcony in front of the Virginia
aud made .hort address, in which he excused himse
from making speech but made some forcible re
marks in reference to the completion of the grea.
I. central Improvement Of Nireinis-the Central Rail
Road-the capabilities of our State, and the manifest
destiny" Of the Old Dominion, if her people would
but push her works Of improvement to their compile
ton The Governor spoke in glowing terms of the
great benefits TO be conferred upon our people when
the great Central improvement had connect ed itself
with Cincinnati uniting us with the Great West
then would he hushed the cry of the North against the
South, and Virginia would be what God and Nature
intended nor TO be. the Empire State of the Union
What. said the Governor, ia the amount Of travel
now on this road, when you compare il with the mill
ions of wealth that would then be poured into the
lap of Virginia and distributed among her peope-
every city anG town and hamlet would feel the in.
Nuence and we would be the happiest people on the
face OF Gods glcbe-bu 10 secure these results we
must labor with hand, head, aye, heartfelt US reap
something from our taxaton-ihe time short in
which 10 do the work; it was now midsummer and
when recreation was over all should address them.
selves 20 the accomplishment of these great ends.
The Governor left Friday for Richmond
4 uu{1 Iyuytr1jOr
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IOWA REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2a.-The Republican State Con.
vention met at Iowa City on the 18Th inst. Cen X.
r. Lowe was nominated for Governor, and Gran
Favs for Lieutenant Governor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A fire nt Lexington,
Missouri, on Thursday last, DESTROYED the extensive
hemp factory and Touring mill of Msssrs McGrew u
Bros, ard adjoining block of warehouses. Loss from
: 40, 700 to $JO, 00U.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

John X. Bartlett, Esq, who was the Commissioned
appointed to the boundary hetween Mexico and
the United States, under Ex President Fillmore's
Administration, in the years 1851 50, has written an
elaborate paper which appears in the Providence
Journal. in which he takes decided ground in favor
of The Southern line, near the 81 parallel of latitude
which has besn selected by the Postmaster General
for the overland mail route to California. Mr.. Bart
let, gives this rous the preference on account OF the
many advantages which he says his observation as
sures him that it possesses.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The eamship Washing
ton has arrived from Liverpool, but lie. dates are no
| later than the Anglo SaXnn'a.
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BATTLE BETWEEN THE APACllEE INDIANS
AND T. 5. TROOPS.
ST.. LOUIS, August 22.-Col. Roberts, who has jua'
arrived from New Mexico, reports thata battls was
fought between the Apachee Indians and the United
States troops under The comnand Of Col. Miles, on
Sela river. TWENTY-FIVE of the Indians were killed,
aud upwards of thirty wounded Lieuts Stein and
Davis aud nine privaes we're wounded. Col Miles
received large amount Of property from the ludaus
which they had stolen FROM settlers.
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DIR. HI.RDELL,S ESTATE.

NEw York. Aug "a THE Surrogate Court to-day
deci led against Mrs. Cunningham's claim 10 the
BurGe'l ertate. This decision gives the property TO
the bio ID relatives Of the d. ceased.
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MTEACHERS.

s6TEACHERS.
SlTUATlOSS, as Teachers in Serninsries or Families,
- are desired 10. several Young Ladies' Graduates OF
Wyoming Seminary, at Kingston, Pa.
Applications for thorough md sructresscs
in OF the Branches taught in the Female Setnlua'
res may be addressed, with rcerences TO the under
signed. r. NELSON.
Principal Of Wyoming Seminary.
An, 1u. "a
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Two MEY KILLED BY LIGuTNisg.-On Monday
W., was struck by lightning, instantly killing two
young men named John Young and John Medley,
and entirely consuming the building and three hun
dred bushels Of wheat. MIR. Henry and German,
who were iu stable near the barn. were also severe
IL shocked 1t is feared Mr. II. will not recover.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

rASCERS, ULCERS. JUNIORS, &c.-A Lady
~ thinks II he- duty make known 10 the public, sae
and sure remedy for Cancers &c which hss been repeat
eudiy tried In her n-shborhood Il bc sent 10
any reception Of 81
Address Mrs. PALEroiD JOKES, Hamilton Butler Couu.
~, Ohio. Al, M-c2t'
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The WHITE SULPHyR.-The editor Of the Freder-
ickbsurg News, writing from the White Sulphur Au,
gust 18th, says they broke ground that morning in
digging the foundation Of the new hotel, to be com.
pleted by June Is ls5S L, is 10 be 400 feet long aud
quarter of mile round-three stories, with base.
ment-dining ruom the entire length. grand house,
larger than the biggest steamship aiioat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
JEWELRY AND GUNS.

VyE subscriber would respectfully call the attention OF
Il his friends and the public. to examination Of his
stock Watches. Clocks Jcwelry. Gun. Rifles Pistols,
Military Goods, Musical Instruments. Plated Ware Walk.
ins Canes, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery, Spor,n, and Fancy
Goods o! all knd. hich ia the largest stock be found
III tie State all OF which will be sold and b,w cost
in order make room Tor large stock of his i'm.
r,a,ion, which viii !'r received in September Call Al,
the sign oil the Rifle. e. LEONARD
au. p.ter
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MARINE NEWS.
rOKT Of RICHMOND, AUG. u 1857
HIGH WATER rms DAY AT y O'CLOCK
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jamestown Parrish, New York, msrch,n
die aud passengers.
Steamer George Peabody, Prtchett, baltimore
merchandise.
Schr WIN. 7. Hsudren White, Norfolk, guam.
Scbr Two WilamI Smith, Burrell's Bay, VIII at
Schr Access. Adams. Philadelphia, merchant Il.
Sshr Alfred Rae, Creekmors, Gray's creek, wh. al.
Bark Azelia, Davis. New York. b4last.
Bark Marian lIowIiwnni, Philadelphia, ballast.
Schr Averg-r. Fogg, Chickahominy river, whes,
Schr Frederick Reed, Crosby, Eastport, fish and
lsihes.
Schr Henry Browne. Cole, Troy. n. Y, lumber.
Schr Gro. V. Scott, Hubbard, Baltimore, mdse.
Steamer Norfolk. Kelly, Philadelphia, mdss an.
passengers.
SAILED.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, PHILADELPHIA.
IN lse aud passengers.
Schr Mary Ann Guest, Barrett, down the rive:
light.
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CEISEK,~ THRESHER AND STRAW COY.
VEYOR SELFREGUL ,TiEG, GRAIN SEPARATOR
CLEANER AND BAGGER
H1aTE:TED BY =. GEisER is1a

! { g: :.
nATE:TEDby L. GtishR, ie'- =SNyA
and ~. Made Ia llnscrsown, /2TZASSSTs
Md au! Mgr.in,burg. Va sLz:JSSSSSS&
The u'!.!;y and various ndvantn icj!L,lyi.dTSHS3U
sc. ui iii, Machine aye summed vi ISs5EES.3}4sS
aS follows TJsy k FSer.2,SS agtN
III Il IL, roughly scps-ntcs the HGss'SG.l HsSxSW
:: /: =; !. :: ! So
cunistlIcn., by any ordinary anu Srii, HfAza1
reasonable arrangement, bs: the ~rlM GilEA
grain Thoroughly clean for m'f Sr' --"eIi l4iH9S2A
81 Il will separate from wheat '---~--.S
IN ,rr t, -Ilrn cheat smut. garlic, &C, by IN" EIs
operation Of properly managed Than any common hAhd
ian can by three TIRES running
i;h Il will! when the grain Is furnished reaay 10 Tue
IL. Ter do all the above work with from tn horses
and from 10 hands and thrash and clean from one TO
four hundred bushels wieai per day. Oats from two
To six hurr bu shrs. All the above labor To be- much
easier aud agreeable in every respect than tat Of
the ordinary MhchI"c..
h U,ou all confederation. the Machines shat be more
profitable and vice, and general utliiy 10 lar
lrr; who ;lrin than nny her Ut the Glass now rH'
ta,I ,
For me bcn"i OF the public. fair homes; and mpartls
competition Is kindly -ocicd; all pnrn!ity or dishoEcs
intc zion in :hr "a. So shall hav. cOunt' nance
The Inventor ami Patcntce OF this Machine las now IN
operation ri different points u. the surrounding neigoor.
hood three his Machines where II IL hoped that MI VINO
. in.crrs" in this class Of machinery Will call and wit.
n, IL rp,nripn examine ia qualities, watch Its pro
gross and marx the results
Certificate, (i mrrcd) and names from known and re-
Liable men who have ".,ol s qualities, or wnrssct Tho
same, viii be acceptable T. hElsER
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SrMyLIyG SrRIHGs.-Between two and three hun
dred visitors have been at this elegant watering place
for the lat month. Mr. Kinney, the proprietor, and
Mr. Woodward, the superintendent. are winning go!
den opinions for the manner in which the comfort Of
their guests is cared for.-I Stanton Fmd'cdtor.
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FARM SoID-The farm on which WIN. l1oGshsad
ST., re.ides, in the ueiglborhooi OF Jsnn'ngs Gap.
in this county and which WAS advertised in this paper
was sold at public auction on Tuesday last at $40 per
acre. 1t was purchased 10y the heirs and contains iO
aores We understand that upwards OF 1000 worth
Of property disposed Of at this sale at high prices
r Stanton Yindicutor
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i;WiTIT TREES AND ~IIRUBBERS.
.,I,Ir,rtiI.nN L, ID i,i.NNA.nnn MINISTRY


NHAVlSG on han choice variety OF FRUIT -
II TREES u nv RAISING and grazing
su,icic;y lar.e .or rrs:,splaniin:. respectfully -
cal! III" attention nf The public 10 them.
My Nursery is located aud shalt miles North Ea's
from the Old Market where will take pleasure In show
u. them.
All order. al -as,ei TO- left ut my ss'nis Messr.
Van Lev Tnyl,r & Co., No -. Main -trect Richmond
Va or IN, sri! will ii.e, with prompt attention:
au. 2i-r,n Lb"iS llDon'
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SITUATION WANTED.
a TEACHER. between 20 and - years OF age who
"A has sustained College relations, aud has had two
year. experience in teaching desires situation er il
family or E Academy. He is competent u INSTRUCT
in the English, Latin, Greek. French aad German Ian
gusges and in tho Ma,hemaics
Reference may be made 10 the
REV. GEORGE WOODBRIDGE. D. D.,
SAu7fS-cit Richlnoud, ia.
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"ASTED-By Young Southern rentlenap, Il stu.
w alton n Teacher OF the Common Ens.ish Branch
es i'll Private Family Can bring testimonials TO cha
racter aud ability. Address, TEACHER Washington, D. c.
Aug .i-cal-l
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$50 TIE VOrERs OF CAROLYN

~TO TIE VOTERS OF CAROLINE
~ COUNTY We authorized TO announce
RANDOLPH PEirON. Fog Candidate tor the office
Com nwcat's Attorney Tor TIE county nj Caroline.
made vacant by the election Oi Richard H. Coleman, Esq
to the Juigship Aug lS-c'ithS"p
r~TO THE VOTERS OF CAROLINE
~ COUNTY-The election of Richard II Cole
man. Esqr the jui:eship Of the @ih Circuit renders
vacant the office OF CONFERENCE.-The Attorney in your
county, AID election will shorty BE- held to supply that
vacancy.
Allow me to bring 10 your consideration rs sIi'nhlc
candidate for that office. the name Of w. I. CHANDLER.
E-Gr gentleman vi liberal education, fine legal attain.
and great aud industry in ho pro'cssiou
Caroline. Aug D. lSJ1. \. Is.
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RICHMOND AND IF

RICfiMOSD ANDPETER~BIRG RAIL hoaD.
6aS and after "Wednesday. the 26ih ms, the
Expr... train, viii leave Richmond ard 1EaS(8
prtrrshur nj :, o'clock A NJ, and arrive att lO1fASN
4. II 90
Aug 22--tls:Scp h. H. GlLL' supt.
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AccIpExr Of TINE FREDERICKSBURG RoAD.-A
negro man in The employment Of 5. n. Davis was run
overSaurday morning by the wood train on this road
He died few hours afterwards In stating The facts
elected, we do but Justice to company who have al
WAYS exercised extreme precauon IN the running ahd
general management of their trains.
We are informed by eye witness, that The negro
was SONS yards from the track when the train was
approaching Cbckahominy River and from appear
ances was either drunk asleep, and ran upon the
track Immediately in front Of the engine.
His right arm was crushed aud he received contu
son not fracture Of the skull by the cowcatcher.
He was brought Immediately TO the city where he
received medical attention. .ih.cr'can.