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cry man, woman and child. Parents. sav.
Gnrssvss and children iro IN untimsly grave 81
c r. 3: BASS CUgE or AsIATro CHOLERA.
Cholera Morbus and all cases Of Diarrhoa viii rive
you are relieved in few minutes or hour dcs't ha
snrprised or alarmed this has been wsi tested m
Bas ss' s UTRs ci sCs bYsrNrrny ~.
gripping and painful disease, known By mucous r.,
charges streaked with bleod II you Win sSSs snd
BASS u Ss LII RAJ 'sis'd hfE sHSis ror
BLOODY FLUx win afford prompt relief jor tSs
BASS ss Ccko6ND + Ti EMIT and r1vr.
PILLS for chronic Constipation Of the Bowels Tor.
POT Of the Liver &c. causing frsousntly pain Il he
ter Brash and aiddinsss II the Head, ATTENDED DE-
ausns'v with blindness. win aaord rsiisf wishoss
i. x bass PAIN.cURER or EXTRACTOR vnr
cure Headache. karache, kheumAt Pains Sprsino
and bruises Pains In the Limbs. Back. Breast So
s.cmacn ana Bowels ina few minutes By sxisrna1
4: 3. Bass EYE-wATER win cure al Iuaa.sa
Dd ~ M
4. X, BASS. CURE FoR SYsfsPssiiAi and chrosss
Thrash. well,tried Remedy. which WIN cure 10
sssg e cuss si sds sESR2frA ~,.ra
prompt relief to any one suffering with this painful
T.k: BASS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. win afford
l' + T. Bass 8s SSGeH SYRUP. for oon..,.,o..
scription sRen me By Carter p johnson, 4. D.. and
mend. Virginia; not 70 be- sauailed = we'll q the
Others which peed but to be tried satisfy the mose
intelligent Is well - the reverss, Of their immense
fully tested in the practice Of many Of tina mcst -
entic and successful ghysicians IN this and several
bly, recommend themselves. being curative, ro.toro.
tive and preserystive. without producing any dsb.
taiing effects. have deemed any sdditionsi tsjsi-
For sale wholesale and retail BIZ
T. r. BASs, Cole Propristop
Principal Of the franklin and lth Street, Inrfiah
and Classical echooI, Richmond, VirRinis .
whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold also In Richmond By GRUBDs APYHnsou.
DIuRQia, No. 20l uhara -
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GD ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

q. v. JONES, Dentist, having purchased the
right for the above mode of making Teeth, and be
ing entirely sAtisfed OF its absolute superiority
over the gold. silverI platina method, can witt
confidence commend tito all who may desire full
or partial sets of Teeth-aud especially to Such a,
may be dissatisfied with those they are nowdsinE
In this process. all Of the objections to the COLE
plate are removed-the suction being perfect BE-
cares comfort and stability to the t-snd the teeth
being embedded in the metal, the food is excluded
from uadsr or between them they are therefore
stranger cleaner smoother and in every respect be-.
ter.
In consequence OF the perfect adaptation Of the
plate TO the mouth aud the suction thereby secured
be can insert one or more tceth without clssps-and
in all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory Fl
or rocharge
This method having been adopted and commended
By those staining highest ia the profession North
and south testimonials will be given and specimens
exhibited to any who may desire TO see them. The
old plates OF those wishing 20 exchange the old me
opposite Corinthian Hall.
Office hours from TO "a from 81 toe.
je ISM
~ Whix ENQUIRER and South insert Z months
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TERNs-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS !:
HAMPTON ACADEMY,

JOHN BCARY. A. N. Principal, instructor in An.
cient Languages and Mathematics
EDMONDS, N l., Assistant in Mathemat.
les, and instructor in Tactics
guages ~
PH LIPPE HEALE. instructor in Modern Ian.
guages and Music.
Mss EMILY A CLEVELAND, Instruc,ress in
Female Department. WOO 'A
=, Beard and Tuition in Ancient Languages and
Msthe matics, $a0 per session of ten 1Sonths com.
mencing on the LIST Monday in October. Lights
extra For catalogue, or further information. ad.
dress the Principal HAMPTON Va. AM 6-im
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COYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK
~ SULPHUR AND CHAIYREATE epRINls


This favorite resort for pleasure and health will be
JUNE is situated the line and in full view Of
ne Va and Tenn Railroad, about half mile from
bonsack's Depot. Va, 1t which Depot an Omnibus
and porters will always be found waiting the arrival
q the cars to convey visitors and their baggage to
the Springs.
Important improvements have been made since
last season.
A telegraph Office has been established, which ef
ioIds convenient and instantaneous communication
Another WHITE SULPHUR-stronQer holder.
and superior Chalybeate Spring. have been dscoy-
cred and improved since the sea- SO that the
variety and value OF the mineral waters now afforded
at the place are uneqaed by any other place now
known to the public. The similarity of the White
sulphur to the Justly and famed Green brier White
sulphur is 80 strkin be at once recognised by
all who have used both Of the waters.
These White and Black Sulphur waters have eff.
fected numerous cures The White Sulphur in
aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia serious affections Of
the Liver, Kidneys aud Bladder. General Debility
and especially diseases of the Nervous system and
those diseases REGULAR to Females The Black Sui
plur in all kinds of diseases of the Skin asgrayat
ed cases OF letter and other eruptions Of the sko
great numbers and 0flong standing seventy having
been entirely cured
The accommodations are equal to any to be touud
in the mountains of Virginia. and the table and at
tendance OF the most satisfactory character-as to
all which We beg to refer to the large number of
persons who have heretofore visited the place
~ BILLIARD SALOON, TEN PIN ALLEY
recreation. Il DAVIDGE'S celebrated BAN from
Baltimore has been engaged for the season.
j. A. HEFELFINGEH,
my 29-d3m prnnrietor
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By Alex. Mott, Auct'r.
r ARGE SALE OF NEW FURNITURE

~ AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, at my
store. on THURSDAY, August 18th, commencing ut
10 O'clock, large invoice of lew furniture direct
from the manufacturers, consisting in part Of
Is Bureaus and Cabinets. assorted styles
Secretaries and Office DESKS
3Sideboards
10 handsome Centre Tables
IL Mshogony Spring Seat Rockers
80 Mahogany Spring Seat Parlor Chairs
Cane Seat and Wood Chairs &c.
ADDITIONAL.
large size Refrigerator, suitable for Hotel or
Steamer, cost SIS.
~ Terms cash.
au7 ALEX MOTT
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GARDEN FARM FOR sALE-Will be

~ sold upon terms Of unusual accommodation, the
excellent little Garden Farm Of So ARES on the Dor
der of Hanover county, now occupied by the sub
business which requires his daily presence In Rich
mond considerable portion Of the soil 10 remal T.
ably quick and peculiarly suited tor market garden
dence Of good physician one such having Just re-
moved from the neighborhood, within two miles oil
the place now offered which was also occupied By A
phi ysician about two years ago Distance from Rich
mond. Ga miles. Apply at the Office OF tbs bank Of
the Commonwealth to &c HOWARD,
Refer also, to Messrs Goddin q Arperson.
au3-dtf
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RICHMOND FEMALE INsTITUTE-. :

=. The Fifth Session will commence October Is5s.
ana close the last Thur,day in June. 1889.
found TO De desirable but It Is hoped the xperence
acquired by previous sessions and the additional
teachers now secured, will give facility and
ready won for the Institute 80 high position.
hev MANLY, yR, will retain the position of Pre-
sdent: which he has occupied from the beginning,
struction and supervision of the school being free
from the care of the borders
The Boarding Department will be entrusted to
Professor CHAs WINsroN and his Lady. in whom
the Trustees feel that they have reason to repose
he highest confidence. Professor Winston III also
give instruction in Ancient Languages and English
Literature Heis Master of Arts OF the Universe
9! virginia, and recently Professor in Transylvania
The Trustees are in correspondence with gen.
tieman of deserved reputation Professor of Math-
ematics, whose name will be announced at an early
dav.
The services of DR. r LEWIS as Professor of Nat.
urai Sciences, OF Miss MARY THOMPSON asinetruc.
tor In French. of DR. = BucHLrR as teacher Of Ger.
man, have been again secureo and additional a..
sisance will be provided for instruction in the Eng
lish branches Of the Coll. giate Department Miss
= JANB SrANARp, Mrs ANN MALLORY. Miss MARY
charge OF the Preparatory Glasses.
Mr. CLAPP will continue to be the Principal of
the Music Department, and will be aided by snch
will be made for instruction in painting drawing,
and other ornamental branches.
TERMs-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS
Hail payable 10 advance, Oct the remainder Feb Is
Eng 81 Tuition in Preparatory Department....S30
french II preparatory 10
English Tuition in Collegiate Department. 10
Ancient and Modern Languages, each .......... 20
n MusS on PIANO or 90
Drawing. Needle Work, or Grecian Painting. ... 20
III Taiun6 40
Boar, including everything except washing 49, 400
an 6-2m r MANLY In
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DAGGER's sPRINGs.-The subscrlI

DAGGER'S SPRINGS.-The subscrib
~ ers have purchased recently from P. A. HATCH
ER the well known watering place.
SD A G G Il r. 8 r II G So
sometimes called "DIBRELL'S SPRINGS" situated
Ia the county of Botetourt, sixteen miles from
Buchanan, the present Western terminus of the
James River Canal ten miles from the Central Rail
road aud twentyeight miles from BufoTds depot on
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad.
These Spring. are located in the midst of tina Noun
taius and accessible from the Canal and Railroad
by Turnpkes over which there are regular lines OF
stages-sre distant, from the White Sulphur
Springs forty four miles. from the Rockbridke Al
um twenty 1--WE miles, from the Sweet Springs for
ty miles, and from the Natural Bridge Is miles The
country around abounds in excellent hunting and
fishing grounds.
And there waters, as will appear from numerous
certificates IN the possession of the propretors pos
sess peculiar
MEICINAL PROPERTIES
The great ALUM ROCK range of Mountains pass
within one hundred yards Of the buildings and the
rock dissolved in water furnishes a Mineral Water
precisely the same as the Rockbridge Alum.
THE Bull DINGS
have been repaired and newly furnished, and the
Propretors will be ready to accommodate those in
search of health and pleasure by the LIST of JULY,
on more moderate terms than at any other watering
place in Virginia.
TERMS-$9 per week. Contracts on more liberal
terms will be made with those who desire to remain
as long month. For less than q week tavern
rates will be charged.
JOHN JOHN i i. s HouspSsk. pr0prios0rs.
yI3-dim .t
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COAL.

HOAL.-The subscriber would respect
~ fully inform his customers and consumers of
COAL generally, that he Is receiving and prepared
LUMP, HAIL and SMITHs' COAL, of superior
quality. and at reduced prices Persons wishing to
of September.
ALSO-The best quality Philadelphia RED ard
prices. G o LIPSCOmB,
Office on l4ah street, near Mayo's Bridge.
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PLANK R0AD.-As Trustee in deed Of trust from
W Griffin and wife, dated 26.h Msy, 1856, duly re-
corded In Henriso County Court shall sell at pub.
18th August. 1885, at o'clock NJ II fair II not the
next fair day, the fur lot, conveyed by said deed
w Crsmp. Esq. fronting together l79 feet on the
southsjde Of the Westhsm Plank Rod. RAINING
back Is0 feet to an alley, - feet wide.
TERMS-Cash. The title is belle we'd to be good
but the Trustee will convey with the usual special
warranty. w w TIMBERLAKE
au Std Trustea
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an Sim Opposite stean crs' waarys"..n Mock
WV. HANSON.

SZAVETERINArY suRGEoN AND wv
hohss pvCf N: Offers his services te-A-0
the public for the Trs ntment aud Cure of All Di.s.s
es to which that noble animal. the HoRsE, is heir
to- lie will also train and eak IL ,r,1J
at and ssos uicfos Horses that can be nrodneed in
toe shortest imaginable time aud render them per
fecliy gentle aud easily 'fbandled;" which be will
hss method being kind treatment entirely.
g. Office at Mr.. THos. RUsK ELLIS STAgtEs
on Wall street !, - I,a IN >
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VI h-bl SUPERINTENDENT Dd.H 20.
NJ Nhig, South and Enquirer copy-send bill u
~ hridca Raths
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By James nj. Taylor 4 Son.

r OTIS ON EAST 18TH STREET, BE-
~ TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL SITS, AT
AUCTION.-Whl be sold upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. the 18th August commencing at O'Clock,
NJ, lot east side 18th. between Broad and Mar.
shall Streets and has upon it q carpenters shop oc
cuped by Mr.. G. w. Barker. The property fronts
100 feet and back the usual depth to an alley
and will be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMs-0ne fourth cash. the balance at 4, and IL
months for notes with interest and deeds to secure
deferred payments.
JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 SON,
Anciionaera
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Executor of s Horner. decd.
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
IN MANCHEsTER, AT THE CORNER OF

PORTER AND BURROWS STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTI0N.-Att the request of MIR. J. II. Wesiger.
l4th of August 1853, at O'clock P. NJ the new and
desirably located residence the corner Of Porter
and Burrows streets, Manchester, recently occupied
the lot. adjoining the residence of Captain W. w.
Wesieer, and opposite the residence OF DR.. Samuel
ment, is well built, and commands . beautiful view
Of Richmond,
TERhs-0ne-fhird cash; balance at e. ans IL
months for negotiable notes, interest added and ii
tie retained till last nots Is paid
au 10 GuDDIN Il APPERsON. Aucts.
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pOCKBRlDGE BATHS.-This favori. E

- bathing place, long known as LETCHER'S and
afterwards as JORDAN'S SPRINGS, has been re-
Rockbridge county, where il is situated and where
the virtues of the water are best known and will be
open for the reception Of visitors upon the LIST Of
JUNEnext New and handsome buildings have been
lightfu summer resort It is beautifully located Cd
the North River. in the midst of mountain and val
ley scenery unsurpassed in varied beauty by any
the State 1t is on the main stage road from Lex
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot
on the latter Visitors can reach the Baths in one
day IRON Petersburg, Richmond and Alexandria, ar
irving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature of the water is little higher
than that OF the Old sweet, and this with the ecI
liar character and buoyancy of the water which lie
highly charged with Carbonic Acid Cas- and con-
tains Magnesa Iron, &c, renders bathing in it, by
universal consent Of those who have tried delight
full and invigorating to an extraordinary degree
Its medicinal effect is attested by fifty of local
experience, especially in cases of general Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs Ulcerations
wherever existing, Rheumatism, Amenorrhea, Dis
msnorrhea.. Menorrhagia. Leucorrhea, Prolapsus
Uteri &c. In the diseases peculiar to females and
children, it is unsurpassed, if equalled, by any
ter in the world Near at baud is q fine Sulphur
Spring, second only to the famous White Sulphur
Of Greenbrier, to which visitors to the Baths have
Governor Henry A. Wise, who spent portion Of
last summer with his family at "the Baths" thus
speaks of it: ut is my chosen spot in the noun
tains. and shall certainly revisit it, if possible, next
summer.
Reference may also be had amongst many Others
TO Col III Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military Institute Rev VIM White, d. and Rev
VIM Pendleton, of lexington; VIM Paine, Esq.
of the firm of Kent. Paine Il Kent, Richmond, and
T Hunter, ESQ, of Selma, Alabama
TERMs.-$l 80 per day. for less than one week; 80
per week, for less than two weeks; IS perweek for
more than two weeks. and $50 per month.
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CMALL BRICK TENEMENT ON 18TH,
~ BETWEEN BROAD AND GRACE STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION. Win be sold ON
THURSDAY, the 12ih August, 1853, on the premises.
MENT located as above, (near the Grocery Store Of
Mr.. Anthony sedswick. recently partially destroy
feet TO an alley 10 feet wide. Terms-One-fourth
cash, balance at and IL months, for negotiable
notes. interest added secured By trust deed title
retained. GODDIN h ApPERSON, AucL's.
an I0-td
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- EXCURSION TICK ETS
TO NEW YORK AND BACK, BY

-. ~! -. =. M'3MNUkE. Sis, MEALS, STATE
N, ,m6ser,bs,s 10 NsS Vic VIII be issued By
Stesmshsss jamestown AID Roanoke, fer FIFTEEN
N'tLAhs; nc,uding meals. stste.tcom, &C., which
,anai charge, tsas enabling persons who desire the
~ neht o. yea voyage 70 take one A. a very mode
rete Cost. a.a s,sing ample time to those having
one-half the nsna, coat by railroad. "''e"'
For tickets apply TO
LUuLAM L WATSON,
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ss- Whis. Enquirer and South insert 3 months
>N- OPPOSITION LINE OF

VT
5EA srAGEs.-A CARD TO THp
g -. - - INC nnasrsigned have
stages from Goshen Depot TO the Rockbridge Alum.
Ro:kbTidge Baths and Lexington.
This Hue of Coaches arrives at Goshen Depot ip
time for trains going East and West, and departs
Immediately after the arrival OF the trains.
We have established this line of Coaches for the
and more comfort in travelling. and at half the
usual charges demanded by the old c-mpany.
RATES OF FABE.
Frsm Lexington to Rockbridge Alum.......... 81 70
" 70 Goshen Depot................. l o.
" to Rock bridge Baths.......... 81
Rockbridge Baths TO koc kbridge Alum, / 9
10 Gashen .............. 81
Goshen to Rcckbridge Alum................. Il
WILLIAM JORDAN,
au 6-6t Superintendent Woodbridge Bath Co.
EE- Nhig, South and Enquirer copy-send bill IL
Hosk bridge Baths.
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R. B. HAXALL.
W. II. HAXALL,
Il. r. GRUMPY.
NOTTCE.-WIL-

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-WIL-
~ LIAM H. BELTS having associated himself
with us for the purpose of conducting an AUGTIUN
BUSINESS for the sale of Negroes, the firm are.
PULLIAM 4 BELTS Thankful for the encourage
nent heretofore received, they mutually solicit the
patronage 30 literally extended to the old firm and
especially ask the attention of their respective
friends to the new partnership.
PULLIAM g. BELTS,
AUCIIONEERS, UNDER ODD FELLOWS
BALL, FRANKLIN ST., RICHMOND. VA.
viii sell NEGROES both publicly and privately.
Our porters always at each depot and at boats on
their arrival. A PULLIAM,
WILLIAM H BETTS.
Richmond May 10th, 1883. my l2-3m
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a DMiNl6TRATOR'G MOTTO : - All
lkrsssons hssine clains aGAisst The estAts q
JOaE x0nD. dssa afs rsensseed e 1rsss9s sns ,,s
= 'as ~ /: H6rcansos, sAsia q H.srlse,
And = snea fHn's VA Ae vtn snssxs - g -
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SHERlFF'S SALE OF NE0ROES-

- WIN be sold on MONDAY next August 9th. the
rst day Of the August tern of the court of Hust.
ings for the city Of Richmond af the hour Of IL
O'CLOCK n. THREE EGR0 SLAVES. taken BY vr-
tue OF three executions in my hands-Ras land 4
Same. and X. T. Coleman Va. Same. The raid sale
Will take place In front OF the City Hall and the
slaves will be sold TO remain in the possession Of
their respective hirers until Christmas next.
III. k. ELLYSON, 8. G. r.
the above sale is postponed to THURSDAY next
and will be held at the hour and place above men,
toned. n K ELIYSON n r
au iO-tds
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QUITE REFRESHING THESE HO.

70 be sure. tits refreshing to take cool trip,
Ry the railroad or omnibus, CT costs but fD.)
~ the coolest and healthiest part Of the town
FOR Is such, you may surely mark khockoe Hill
down.
And on that cool bin. there y cool place.
And aef What you want in the housekeeping tine,
AZ rrices which make you feel coel and feel hns.
Third sfrects where you save st least IS CENT In
GETTING your Crockery and Glassware, Table Cutie
81. Tea Trays sIlver-plafed and brtannia C,ssors.
and an endless variety Of HousskssDins ana Fancy
Goods. v Ina.
4 ira ~ tneir yalue 10 cIose ont the lot -
-. IS n s S. oCHAAP q cos,
~ IL Cornnr Bro6d and Third IT..
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AA& ASHLAND IVA
&A&SISAEx> RACEs-FALL MEETINs
IS5S.-The PROPRIETOR of TIM

< l1n&aTy> RACES-FALL MEETING
>S~ lS5S.-The proprietor of the
pew and beautiful Race
Course, sixteen miles North of Richmond directly
on the line Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. begs TO announce to the racing
world, the following stakes to be run for hi
course, this Fall, commencing on TUESDAY, thu
18th day Of October 1885, and cont nuing four days
and hopes that the owner of racing stock will seu6
in their entrances without delay.
TUESDAY, First Day -Sweepstske for three years
old colts aud hliies, mile heats 500 entrance So
forfeit. To close the lsf of October.
SECOND RAcR-SIme Ddy-Sweepstake for thres
years Id colts aud FLIES $50 entrance half forfeit
two mile heats. To close the lst of October.
"WEDNESDAY - Second Day.-Proprietor's Purse
500, three mile heats
THURsDAY-Third Ddy.-Jockey Club Purse $1,000,
four mile heats
FRIDAY Fmrh Day The Ashland Handicap
Sweepstakes. two and half miles $f00 subscription
$50 forfeit s25 declaration. if declared by the 18th
OF september. To closa on the LIST of september.
Ample stabliny and the best accommodations will
be furnished TO all who may attend. Racers and
Trainers will find the Ashland Hotel'' all that il
desirable,
For entries or other information. address the pro
prictor at Ashland. Hanover county, Va
au 3-dtd JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Proprietor
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PURCELL, LADD 4 co, Druggists,
No l22 Main street, cor 18th,
nh Is One square above their old stand,

NH IL Une square above Their old stalQ,
L. COX'S LINE.-The only
49, regular Line Freight Boat from
Richmond to Lynchburg, three times week, TUEss
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat SuLTANA. Capt. WIN. B. Smith.
Do TH0S. W. JOHNS. Capt. Chas. J. johnson.
Do LITTLE TENNESSEE, Capt. Jas. w. Maxwell
Do OLIVIA, Capt. Jos. 8. Wilkinson.
Do NAPOLEON. Capt: Geo: c. Layne.
Do TEMPEST, Capt. John Donald.
These Boats are all of the first class, and com
manded by careful and experienced Captains and
leave promptly AZ advertised. The subscriber thank
full for past favors so literally bestowed begs con
tinuanoe of the same. For freight apply to
VIM. p. COX, Agt.,
At the She'd Dock street. In rear of old Gas Works.
t~Q -
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EXECUTORS SALE OF A TRACT OF

IL LAND INTHECOUNTY OFCHESTERFIELD'
By virtue Of authority invested in me By the will Of
James 8 Homer decd, shall sell at public auc-
tion, upon the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day
of August next the TRACT OF LAND lying in the
county OF Chesterfield, of which the said Horner
died seized, containing 1875 by recent survey
Court house road leading to Newby's Bridge, and
about six miles from the Court House, and about
fertility of the soil will compare favorably with
land in the neighborhood and well adapted to the
growth OF the crops usually grown in this part Of
the country. Amy person desiring to examine the
above tract of land can do 80 by calling on Mr. Jno
T. Woed, who resides about one mile from the pre-
misses.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance upon Q credit of
and Is months, bonds carrying interest from date.
HOBBS,