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HILTON SCHOOL.

H1I.TON SCHOOL,.
VII undersigned will open q School Mt his residence
Il nehr Gordonsvnle, In the county of Orange, on ths
lst OF September. 1857.
The course of instruction will include the Enplisb Z n
tin, Greek, French and Italian languages, and their litrra
turc and Mathematics. ~
The Principal my son, R. II. Newman, has bcrn cduca
ted at the University OF Virginia, and 10 n graduate of ,bo,
Institution IN most Of the departments Ia which nc will
give instruction. ""
A limited number Of pupils can be accommodated IN
my family; subject u the same rulesnnd enjoying like pri.
vileges with my younger sons. f'
TERMS Tuition and Board, including cycrv,biny
5000 for the session OF ~ one halt payable IN ,hc
LIST Of September, the other at the close OF the torn, aob
Ut June. 1853.
Further information, II desired. msy be obtained he "A.
dressing either the Principal or the undersigned, M 3nr.
donsvile. JAMES NEWMAN
REFERENCES:
Professors Harrison, Schclc dc We're, Bledsoe aud Gil.
dersleeve, Of the University.
Rev. D. B. Ewing, Gordonsrille.
FIG Rufin, Esq and r. b. Hnxall, Esq, of Richmond
Col. John Willis, Orange Court House.
P. b. jones, Rapid Ann Station, Cuipeper.
July S-c2m
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N unmarried gentleman. IA Virgiuinn. and educated
IA II, thr University Of Virsiniau, who has been tor
some years successfully conducting II large male school,
wishes tn ohtnin II situation RS teacher He il prepared to
teach all the branches usually taught in rnalc schools -
Satisfactory testimonial are in his possession and will be
furnished, if required He would prefer u situation where
II permanent school vi high order has already been or
may be- established.
All communications addressed to N. +. X, Campbell
G.. II Va. will receive prompt attention.
Junc J-rwlU.
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oTE4M ENGINE PACKING, both hemp and In
= da rubber. A full stock OF every kind slwhy. on
hand and for sale by WILLIAMS y bhoIhhR.
July, l1-cat
M n own production, and drcI.
& dedIy the best article ofthe kind in market, for sale.
in all sizes of packages. By
July l7-c3t WILLIAMS y BROTHER.
CST TO HAND-A fresh supply OF WATCHES,
FANCY o SC, which will be sold low at the sign
Of The Ride, Old Street, Petersburg, Va.
C. LEONARD,
Repaircr of Watches, Clocks, Iewelry, &c.
Feb 10-ctf
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GEO. ii. MATTHEW'S AND JNO. VI. MILLER.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AMI PARTNERS.
XxIlLl. regularly attend the Courts Of Buckingham,
w Cumberland and Prince Edward
Address Geo. II. Matthew'S, Ca Ira, Cumberland; and
John NJ. Miller, buckingham G.. II.
March ol-ryIru
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FOR SALE.

DESIRE to sell my Farm and residence known Ms
4 Chelsea, situated in the county Of Richmond. within
three miles of the Rappshannock river. The Tract con
tsins atu acres, Of which leo ID cleared, the reminder
wooded In Oak aud Che.nut The Dwelling contains SIX
rooms, has been built within the last two year,, and Is
well flushed In every respect, the out houses are IN good
repair, and the enclosures are Of Cedar and Chestnut Inc
farm 10 considered one Of the best oil ls siZe In " cuuh'
sion, az the courts OF Northumberland, Lancaster and
Richmond can be attended, without remaining from home
=, n;aht Addros. ELLIOTT NJ. ON
LIZ i = 'csw Fsrnha,n r. o.. Richmond 90
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GORDONsvILI.E FEMALE ACAnE1Iy

1IFE Mil. aCADEMY.
TIME undersigned will open an Academy for vounp
u ladies, lin the buildings formerly occupied by COT
Kemper's SCHOOL, at Gordonsville. Orange County Va
on the 10th OF September, 1857. lie will be prepared to
a corps Of competent and experienced instructors.
The boarding department will be- under the cprc or
Mrs. MARY, l.; Barbour. with whom the Principal and his
family will also reside.
TEEMs-Board.~i including every personal accomnoJs.
ton per session of ten months. $3.50.
TUIrroN-Lower English Branches geo. Higher Pny.
lsh Brahehes, dhcluding Algebra aud Geometry $40
Ancient H. ngusges each. $50. Modern Languages each
$50. Music, Including use OF the Instrument sas Paw.
able half ia advance, aud The remainder nj the rlo.a ri
the session.
M pupil admitted for less than five months. and M Jc.
duction made except in case of protractrd sickness.
Address REV. DANIEL b. EWING,
Gordonsvillc, Orange County Va
REFERENCES -Rey's DR.. Hogc and Moore, Rich.
mond, Va; Rev. Or. Armstrong. Norfolk, Rev. Or Bo-
G. X d. J. Barbour. Eco BarDoursvillc: James Newman
Esq, GOrdonsvilc, Va. June Set l., sent
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TO THE PUBLIC.

fuNlE undersigned Gcgs irnve Ia return his sincere
u thanks ID the lnnny kind friends, who have patron.
lied him in his business ne II Cutler, that ol sharp
,nins RAZORS INSTRUMENTS and
other line Cutlery, and also in the sale OF his i'm.
proved Strops, since his commencement here six yrnrs
sso. H. is located OH Eagle Square, Main Street, over
Sundays Daguerrean Gallery, No. ll5. where he will be
happy 10 see his numerous irirndI, or receive any order
tron them. which,, will he promptly attended TO.
MAJ 5-cwti MIchJAH :. MEADOR.
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PITY DOLLARS REWARD.

FFT1 DUIIIINIES n
AN AWAY from tn" subscriber. living III Pow hnlnr
~ count, JIM, called James Garter, on the 9th Feb
ruary lust; ablack rnHn, ~ years Of age, about ) feet ) To
! meme. hig. spare mnd", quick spoken, intelligent. pc
lite. active, ags slightly bowed. and has II small dccAyri
spot h.twccl his two upper from, teeth. Jim il " good
house srrvnn. handy III the kitchen or dining room, Of "x.
,rnsive ac1uintnncr. His wife, Lucy, formerly the pro.
perry of The Rev. Je-se Armisirdd, ui Cumberland, was
sold To Mr.. shields, who uwns II summer residence ncnr
clnrlo,lcsvie, Va. think his purpose is To get with HE
wilr. He nv be- conccnled in the ncishborhood Of Sio.
nv Point Mill, Cumberland, in n boni on A%ppomh,iox riv.
er, or in the icinity OF Charlottesville. 1t is likely he Inns
changed his anic. aud obtained papers to enable him to
BASS will i've the above. reward oil SO to any one that
will deliver I'm to me-. or $40 To any one that will secure
him in Inl, St that get him again.
lilo TT MERL GOODMAN.
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PIEDMONT INSTITUTE,

IIRtiiNii,
MISS ANNE .PRrHcIPAl
FnNEE fourth annual session OF Piedmont Institute VII
begin on the fret Monday vi september next, "''
end the last OF June following.
TEACHERS OF ENGLISH-Miss Anne L.ealon, Miss Jni'
Lemton, Miss Betty Lewis.
Music Mr.. Chas. I. Frey.
AScIHNr AND MopERN LANGrAGEs-M Won Eitch'r/'
(Assistant Instructor in Modern Languages ia the uni'''
sity OF Virsiuiu)
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NGNCnINE All MILL BELTING-Of every
width that may be wanted. either gum or leather,
from one to thirty inches. Our stock OF these articles 10.
we think, very much the most complete in The State. We
can lurni.h, at very short notice, any reasonable quantity
Of Elevator Band, Pulley Straps, or wide Driving Belts.
July l7-c3t WILLIAMS d bhoIHER'
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l:OyERNESS

l:OyERSESS.
XXIANTED, by October LIST, tor = school Of SIX pupils'
tent 10 teach Music, French. Painting and Drawing. and
the usual branches OF an English education. Salary 500
aud board, for the session Of 10 months. Direct Lodore
P. O., Amelia county, Va.
July s-ctf WIN. i. HARRISON.
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TnrsrEE's sAnE 1E yAhIAnLE REAL Z.

OURSUAET II to the provisions OF two deeds Of ,ru.t,
executed by John Taylos WormIry, and Virginia r
his wife, I'm the llth day of June, 1871, for CERTAIN pur
po-"s therein enumerated ani set forth. which said deed.
ot trust ARE OF record in the Gle: KS office Of the County
Court OF King William, shall, rs trustee, in the DECIDE
n'or-said, proceed To sell on the premises, at public nuc.
tion, I" the highest bidder, OH Tuesday, the lith day Of
august, 1851, the valuable fmrm called "Pre-que lslr,'
upon which the late John Tayloe Wormley resided, pre-
Vi"ns To his death. This farm il situated on the MatinpO.
~ river, about 8 miles below the village Of Aylett's, up TO
winch point the river 10 ~nsyigablr for vessels Of c~onsidrra.
Bile size.
There are two good lsniinrd upon the farm, a, one Of
which e chad and herring f.hery can BIZ probably con.
The location has always been considered a healthy one.
ahu the cinse proximity OF u hnc mill. churches of different
denomihhtlons and the refinement and intelligence Of the
n.ishbprhood may be mentioned rs desirable features In
the property. The tract confirms about COO acres, and as
II is presumed thnt persons DESTROYS otpurrhasing will give
II II personal inspection, d further description 10 deemed
unnecessary.
The purchaser will have the privilege Of sowing a crop
OF wheat in the fall, and full possession given him on the
lst dny Of January, 1859.
Terms, which will be made known on the day Of sale,
will be OF the most accommodating character.
The title Ia believed 10 BE- perfect, but the trustee will OF
course convey with the Usual special WARRANTED.
Mr.. Read, on the premises, or my friend, Capt. Thos.
Robinson, who lives near, will take pleasure in showing
tn" farm 10 those wishing to purchase.
CARTER w. WORMELEY. Trustee,
juno ll-ctds Enfield, y. O., King William Co
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LOuInA LAND FOR SALE.

N accordance with the will OF the lste heoG+n non
4 n"lls, deed. shall proceed 10 srn W i.stI1
The fret Of SAID Tracts hes within oneiourth OF a mile OF
frederick Hall Depot. on the north side OF the Virginia
Central Railroad, containing about 22o acres, being wen
.rnni;od vi,b yyn,rr, lying on each eide OF South Elk
crr y ", which there are about 20 OF 81 acres Of low
grounds well under drained. Said land has sufficient or
~" h". - J".uinv house, in good repair. that will be suth-
.ia =. far \ small family. The land 10 well adapted to
S ZEN Wheat and Tobacco. And the other Trsct Is about
~. md a hall miles north OF the said Depot, on the North
,art ot Elk Creek, contains "a acres by recent survey,
xeII wstered and timbeIed, the original timber land
ares Of low land not 10 be- surpassed IN fertility ~ ny
land in ths section Of country. II IL we'll under drained
and the upland 10 IN II considerable state Of improvement.
| droIn it unnecessary to say more, az thof: who may
wish 10 purchase will view the land for themselves.
Tho above land will be sold TO the highest bidder. Mt the
Mansion House Of the deceased. on the
l.th day OF AUGUST next. 1877, II fair. il not the next
fair day. WILLIAM
July l7-ctds Exec'or Of X Rennolds, dec.
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HE'D EOltN SpKINIL

IuNlliS prop'rt lhs, during the l,,t y,ur u,s,,d in,o
the hands of II Company, who IN ni,Iitinu ~ ihe
former buildings. have rrrciud Il Inndsnn,r nnj ,r,,,,u,.
dious Hotel building, and rwu ,paciom. p",h IIn,,... ""i
lnv" urnnuIcntcd nnd imirov"lth. grounds. The Intel
buildings %ilI he opened i"r the reception Of visitors IN
Passengers from lnlrinnrc rrscl, tI. Sn,i rna in nm,
day via Northern Central Pennsylvania Rail knmd. and the
Rro"d Top itnii Road having but twenty mile, OF staging
over n tine roud.
Mr. Willard. formerly Of Washington city. and recent.
ly Of III" BIrnet House, Cincinnati; will snImrintcnd thu
Hotel; niiu hS chnr"ctrr ~ u cHtcrrr il a guarantee thmt
the bedford ~"ler'. IN connection with the mountain mir,
IRE. perhaps. more highly beneficial than auy other in The
tlbiun. - G6ssI ER
June j-clOw President IcdrurI snrinr. cn,n,nnv
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Washing 81 per month A..
REyEREScEs-Rev X X Meade, Mr. w Saund.is' M'
VIM J Robertson, Mr Jon II TimLorlnke. DR. Cha' Minol,
Mr. Eugene Davis, Charlottesville, w; J Lawrence MI
ESQ, Kauswhu CHI, w; Hon Alexander Holladny, hlcn,
mond; Col Robert Ashln, Wilmington, Va; Hon '"nu's
Med Moore, Lexington; DR. WIN q Cnrr, AlbeHnaf'r Nj NJ
~, Va: Mr. Daniel Dc Jarne,te. Carolin" county - w.
Vim Withrow, Waynesboio, Va; Prof JB Minor; 'm ~"
sity uf Virginia. July i+-tIt
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ruNIllS MOUNTAIN RETREAT in Augusta county V.
Il l' miles rom stnhnton. aud 81 miles from Harrison
hnrs, VIII De under the management of Mr.. PETER II.
formerly nj Jncksonriyrr and for the lsst
three Seasons at the Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces to invnlils and II
PLEASURE seeking public, that by erecting eight more dou.
bic cottages, nnd by the general Improvement of the pre-.
Iils's since hast season; alter The 10Th OF June nc will
be PREPARED with entirely new furniture, and sutficicn,
number OF attendants, To "hrr visitors the most pleasant
accommodations in the virginiu mountains.
Inc "atrfs"i lhis place are Unsurpassed: ia fact the
visitor Mt ih"sr springs has the advantage of all the
various Writer'S belonging 10 tho entire mineral region oi
Virginia.
This sulphur Water is cycellcd by none except That OF
Greenbrirr.
The Alum Springs, inferior To none, RS tested for the
last hve years with The Chaly beale and Free Stone Wa.
tiers. all at hand. In abundance, render this place, proper.
ly, the Mineral Springs OF yirg:nis
For pleasure seekers, there will b. Music In Attendance,
and the nmusenenls and sports afforded by mountain re-.
sorts.
An Inexperienced physician will reside at the Springs.
TERMS: Slipper week; $50 ier a month of four weeks,
and a reduction made Tor hn entire season; for less than n
week a 50 per day will be- CHARGED.
A line OF superior four horse mail Coaches will leave
Stnunton daily, Tor this place, after the arrival of the
Eastern cars.
A hue OF Stages Is expected to pass tn. Springs, en-
route from Harrisburg to Bath Alum Syringe.
Nay 2A--c3Iaw3m CHESLEY KINNEY. Proprirtor.
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a SITUATION As TEACHER, by n graduate of tn,
IA Virginia Military institute, who has had two year
experience in teaching. Testimonials to character and Il
competency arr at hand. Address Teacher" Jeiirnss
Store, EOr0wny county, Va. July l5-cIt
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BOARDING:

SHALL. be prepared to accommodate six school eirls
i with board during the mex, sessions Of the female
schools in Charlottesville.
T~ERMs-Boari, washing. fuel. lights, Sc. for ten
months, (r during the sessions of the schools $3.50, half
payable III advance and hall on the 1T of February, ls5S.
Ny residence in Charlottesville is conveniently located, in
reference Ia any Of the school. or churches.
Early applications are desired.
July l7-cwft ROBERT N. TRlCE.
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NOTICE..
TIME creditors of EDWARD l.. NELSON, deceased,
Il nro hereby notified to appear Ldfore me ON the 9th
of August next, between the hours OF . O'Clock, A. NJ,
and O'Clock, =. ~, with legal proof of their claims
against the said estate. JSO. SHORE,
July 7-.awt27thAug Commissioner llenrico Court.
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WANTED


YOUNG man. NJ. a. at the University Of Virginia
~ who hss had one years experience In teaching
wi-hrs a situation rs Teacher.
References given. Address C.. a. J., Holloway C"ur
House. Wa. July li-rlUt'
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AuJaij0N sii.ES.
shall FARM Fox SALE.

SkIAIt 1917 totk S.tt.E'
tar il =, -" WEDNESDAY, the larl. DAY III August, II
lnr hi ri,,t Liii ih' ne1t !"ir i.v, Gic' nj pubic auction TO
county. one n"I ! on The prririsrs. my tnrm, III Cu'"Irr
n,rly "a, the r - i na'i mile. from Raccoon Ford. immeii
four miles from M; n.%",ms thrrrirom Ia Strvru-hur.. and
s which i. y p"'1 I nU"I' . I"I"'"ial%s sU }" ne !" , osST i'un i" % OF
The open land IL ia u tnr q i, VIZ, !, heavily iirnb'rcd.-
:ii'rrd " very saprri'r wh"", and tirass rn """ Is u s"I
joins the nris Of +. +. Nslir, Thnrn,nn "m -
rLIIlah Morton. JE, aud others IL |, Ill ,"s,el''"' 'e
has upon II, convenient la tho house, ON, nj m, Nv, ~. n ~"
sira2lr nrsrr.iHiing springs in the country. rhe hhr u;,I
ings are ordinary. '"''
This fam is .ituntrd in a most enlrrpri.inv and .u..
ccssiul farming mishhur hood. Hmi tn, society l., cuu.j -,
my III the Siatr, with Churches, Shop, Grist snd/snw
Mills. &c. of every description, convenient.
fnr further information. address The subscriber, or w
u Wiliarns, Orange G. H., Va. or George Panniil, Jr
h"cconn Ford, Culprpcr county. Va. Either Of the above
t"n'rj gentlemen viii tmkc pleasure in giving nnv iniur
firiion, VI showing the land to any one wishing 10 buy.
PERSONS wishing Ia purchase hand IRE requested to cal
"nd examine before the day OF sale.
Terms made known on day ui rnlr.
Possession oi the land will l- given To The purchaser in
due time 10 enable him to seed n crop Of Wheat.
July S-rtds WIN. G. AUSTIN.
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com MISSIOSERS, SALE

oF VERY VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO COUNT
FIVE MILES EAST OF RICHMOND, y TRACT
OF LAND IN HANOVER COUNTY, NEAR 10
klDD'S OLD MILL.
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'''AR FOUNDRY & ENGINE WORKS
~Rtru uf,Nn "a
We BITTER ALW0NNS

o Wiu,ersreen "-
a Cinnamon
:, feppermin,
'oH. For sale by
-. BODEkER, No. 10. Main street.
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THE NEXT SESSION. OF THIS SCHOOL
XXyll.L begin on the l7h OF August aud close 18th OF
w February following. Terms por session Of tive
months For Tuition. SIG; for Tuition and Board, Except
iShts) SCI 50. For circulars containing further iniormu.
ton, aiarcss C.. J. HARRIS Principal,
July li-itawtlstSept Forest Depui, Va,
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HEINKICu %SCHNEIDRR.

&OROFESSOK OF MUSIC, offers his services to the
4 citizens OF Richmond, II. II Teacher OF the Piano,
Harp Guilar and OF Singing. Having taught Music for
-x years III Edge worth SEMINARY. IN North Carolina, he
confidently refers To Gov. Maorrheaj, Proprietor, and 10
Richard sterling, Esq Principal OF that Institution. Re-
-iienre ut Mrs. lussnn's Boarding House, broad street
near 9TH.
REFERENCES IN RICHMOND:
Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, Rev. DR.. NJ. ID. iiOse. Rev. DR..
T.V. Moore. WIN. &. Paine, Esq, Col i. J.. August, X K.
II"wison, Mr.. a. Morris, +. II. Taylor, Maj. J. {. Shields,
DE-. +. II. Dranc. July Is -dlw&w5m
SITua1ION
n NlIIAI. mn Al IL liz. uuivnr.iIu If Iirniuia
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EDWIN WORKMAN & CO.,
~ C0MMISSIOY MERCHANTS.

VXJANTED-Bya yonng man, who was educated at
vosrs exncrience in teaching, Il situation az instructor in
an Academy or private family. For particulars, address
~. b." Rox 1877, Richmond, Va.
JuIy li-c2ws
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V1RGlSIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Once oil
the Circuit Court { of the City Of Richmond. the 9Th
day OF July. lsJ7: -,
Joseph Allen, administrator de bonis non, win Inc VIII
annexed OF Jane C0utts. deceased, fiaihtn,
Against
Adciine Mayo, widow md derisee OF Edward c. Mayo;
deceased, Edward Mayo. William Mayo and Arcni9hlu
;racy. and Josephine his wife, who WAS Josephine Mayo
and other Deiennhhis'
The object Of this suit is to establish against and re-
cover from Edward C.. MAYO. the amount OF MS purchase
remaining unpaid for the real estate conveyed to him by
deed from Patrick Coutts To said Edward c. Mayo. dated
lst December, ls2a. and OF record in the CLERKS Once Of
Henriro County Court; and affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendants above named are n0n.resi'
dents OF this Commonwealth. the said defendants are no.
tined to appear at the Rules to he holden IN me Cirrks
next, and do what is necessary to protect their interesls In
this suit ACupy-Tcste,
!" IuIv I,-cwiw EUs. ROBINSON. Clerk
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Acopy-Testc.
July l3-W4w EUS. ROblSsON, tIeTk.

cbrisonLcr Cox and Peter Quinn, Defendants.
Tn. object Of this suit is to recover OF the defendant
Cox. 40 much of the money for the purchase Of certain
real estate, on Valley street, in the city Of Richmond.
conveyed TO him by the plaintiff, as remains unpaid, and
tn subject The said real cstats TO the payment thereof and
affidavit having been made and filed that the defendant,
Peter Quinn, above named is n nonresident OF this Com
ruonwralih, the said defendant ia notified to appenr ut the
Rules IN be holden in the Clerks Office of the said Court
ON ,hr first Monday in October next, and DO what 10 he.
crssary TO protect his interest in this suit.
ACopy-Tcstc, BENZ. POLLARD,
IT., , > ,nt nenuty Clerk
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VYIREINIA:--At Rules held in the Clerks Offc Of
the City of Richmond, the a:h day Of July lc5i:
Mary Hill, PlalntH'
Against
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vuyHE eighth session Of this Institution will commence
on the lst Monday in October, and close On the LIST
day OF July.
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Cincinnaltus tiOyan, Moore GOvan and Other
Defr ndants.
The object Of this suit is to obtain n d, cree for the .ale
Of a negro man named Israel, one Ut tho 81 yes coinpo,
ting a part Of the trust subject crea;cd by the WIN vi
james tiovan, the elder, for the benefit Of the plhlhtin.
md for the invt srmcni Of the proceeds Of such sale; and
affidavit having been made and nled that the Defendants
above named are non.residcuts oi this Commonwealth,
The snii defendants are notified to appear st the Rules to
be holden in the Clerks Office Of the said Court on the
frat Monday ia October next. md do what Is necesoHry TO
project their interest. in this sut.
kConv-Teatp.
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SALE OF 4 YALTADLE FAKM IN THE

CANTEK W. WUKMELEY. Trustee,
juno lI-ctds Enfield. p. O. King William 70
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WHEAT MISUNDERSTANDING, of all
!, ~ Tue above, both Of Leather and India Rub
"S OF hand a large aud complete slock. for
WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
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to fit my nightkey. Thought that some thief had
stolen the keyhole or that the andlady had taken it
in, to keep It from catching cold! Cigars always
serve me so. But at last found the hole and creep
ing softly up stairs, found the door of my chamber.
y soon fell asleep, but my sleep. was disturbed by
dreams. First I1ost the band OF my kossuth hat,
and my pearl shirt stud. Then Mr.. Wilmot snatched
my cloak, and left me in the pelting rain Then the
ashes Of my cigar dropped, and burned hole in my
splendid green velvet vest survived these msfor-
tunes terrible though they were, but only to be mar
ried to the black eyes and the love Of bonnet We
made bridal tour to Newport in company with the
American Thackeray, had happy but bewildering
time, and returned to New York again. Then my
woes began. Ihad an expensive wife She bought
all the vases that had admired in the china shops
all the books in the booksellers windows; two
of the biggest gilt signs and dresses without number
including the FIVE yards Of point lace that the clerks
refused to cut for Mrs. Wilmot! Then the bills came
pouring in Dry goods bills, miners bills, bonnet
makers bills, boot makers bills, uphosters' bills, cab.
inetmakers bills, doctors bills every bodys bills
There was a storm of them. 1 woke in terror, and
10 all fled. The bills were only flakes of snow,
which were falling in the moonshine and the beau
tiful black eyes, for whom the dreambils were runup
Heaven only knows where they were. They were
not in my forlon old attic, that is certain for what
young lady in her senses would think of marrying
poor author, out at elbows