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DONE AT THE
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PROTECTION.

-Detaacare Fire Insurance Company,
Olhce No 81, Shipley-st. between Front & Second.
FHNS Company has Insurng against Loss by
4 Fire. aud inland transportation OF goods, with capital
oi One Hundred thousand Dollars.
The President and Directors are now ready to receive
description of Buildings in general Merchandise; Ships
il Port and their Cargoes; Household Furniture, and 9th.
rsona property also against loss damage by in
land transportation OF goods wares merchandise, and cou.
tryproduce.
Terms ct insurance will be favorable any of the
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New York
pares assured, may repose the fullest confidence in The
souly Of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by tie company
CnsEIlus D. BLASEr is Agent survey property to be
insured, for the town and vicinity of New Castle
Directors.
r'iliam Chandler David C. Wilson,
!aao Patterson, Joseph g. Gilpn,
lA'la Bush, Joseph Grubb.
WILLIAM SEAL, President.
DANIEL BYRSEs, Secretary.
Wilmington, 5th mo (May,) 90, 1895. 48-.
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real greatness of character.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15
COM1fLLArICnTEn

At meeting Of the Ffeeholders and Citizens Of the
county OF Buckingham. at the Courthouse, on
Monday the OH day Of October, 1872, in pur-
suance Of public notice. given at the last court
held for said county, for the purpose of taking
inlo consideration the propriety or eXpediency Of
calling Convention for altering the Constltu-
ton Of this State.
Robert Anderson, was appointed Chairman, and
Roife Eldridge, jr Secretary.
WhereUpon, Arch'd Austin, Charles Yancey,
Reuben b. Pat'eson, Samue! p. Christian, David
Pstteson, Arthur Moseley, John Paueson, George
Booker, Geo. M. Payne, Samuel Branch, and John
Horsey were appointed a committee TO prepare re-
solutions exp eesive Of the sentiments Of the meet
ing, who reported the following;
Z. ResoiUed, That the existing government Of
the tate has vindicsted the wisdom Of It's trainers
by securing TO the people Of Virginia, the enjoy
ment, in eminent degree, all their rights. There
fore, that ii IS inexpedient to make any change in
the Constitution of the State.
2. RsyOlUea, That the Senator, representing Tho
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BRowERE THE SCULPTOR.

We have published letter from this Artist Civ
ing description of the manner in which lie procur
ed a cast OF Mr.. Jefferson. The ". Y Nat. Ad-
vocate pronounced him TO be ''eccenric genius -
vi MS seAlus, OF. course, we could not Judge, but
sirack us from his letter that he was Sufficiently
eccentric in his manners and coarse i'm his taste of
composition YET the Charlottesville Gazette com
mented Gu his letter in terms OF little more aspe-
roy than we should have done; il called him 60 a
ue'y iDlI,ert1ent felioic'' and referring to the adj
venture at Monticello, the Gazette adds we hold
him Indebted to that hospitality which he so wan
toniy violates, Tor not herring found his ,c0y
through the UiIdo,O." We have since heard
something OF this adventure; and we confess that
the resentment OF the Gazette is not without foun-
dalton. We have received from Charlottesville,
the following account of the matter:
Mr.. Browere carried letters 10 Mr. J. and one
from MIR. Madison, the latter had submitted 10 the
operations and represented IT painful; and the
artist assured Mr.. j. that his mode was more easy
than that OF an artist who had already taken his
bust. lie submitted TO the operation Instead of
pursuing the usual course OF taking The face al one
operation and the rest of the head at another, the
whole was attempted at once. The PLASTER was
permitted 10 get too hard, and Dir. j. was nearly
suitocated lie had no other mode of giving the
alarm but by stamping with his feet This noise a.
harmed the female part of the family who ran into
the room in moment. The plaster was 80 hard
~ ~
hammer and chisel. The strokes were necessarily
hard and the jars exceedingly distressing. Even
alter the mould was broken, the plaster had taken
such hrn hold on the ears that Mr.. J. WAS doubtful
whether they would be pulled OF OF the plaster
would break. 1t had TO be separated frotn other
parts OF the neck and skin b. running knife be-
tween. This operation independent OF the sufoca-
ton, YOU will easily conceive must have been very
Distressing. / understand that Mr.. ]. says he had
h's arm broken, and his wrist put out OF Joint at
he same moment, and the pain OF setting the one
and putting the other in place was far less than
what This operation occasioned. Would you believe
that this eccentric" artist and letter writer mel
'her sympaihised with the pain ne had occasioned
nor participated IN The soiicude Of the family. On
The contrary, he was congralulatng himself with
The exactness OF the likeness, and uneengly tested
about The pain and Distress His sensbility was
alike blunted 10 the evidences of disp.eas,l, {.
occasoned by his untimely humour The cox
comcal letter he has written on the subject, caps
the climax of his 60 eccentrcity:''-I understand
that Mr. J. says with much good humour that he
viii freely forgive INN If he Oins his promise IT,
sending Tor the University, the best drawing mas err
IN the country (Jandscapes.'')
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roR rrfE rNnr1Rrn.
Prince Edpard. Nor. an, '25.

Prince EdICdTd, Nor. Ifh, '25
MEssRs EDIToRs: In the conclusion of your
comments on the message of Governor Van Ness,
was much gTatIfied 10 find the following remarks
" The friends OF The confederacy mus look around
them The friends of the wisest form of govern
ment that was ever devised for a great people
should see what is going forward. Will Virginia
sleep at this critical moment: VIII she quietly
permit administration to practice upon tie
latitudinarian principles it has announced? We
have Senator of The United States TO appoint
Let then select man, who is able to support
the old Virginia doctrines OF the constitution; and
TO resist this fl God OF eDcroaclment, which hrea-
tens to sweep every barrier away - In relation 10
these sentiments there be but one voice in Vir-
tginia; for at no period since Tie establishment Of
this republic, has Virginia occupied more awlully
esponsihle attitude than at the present the dali
Iy encroachineuts of he Federal Government on
State Rights, and its violation OF the Federal
compact, which Virginia has ever adhered to and
de ended, adnonish us of the necessity and nnpor-
ance of selecting Senator distinguished for Ia
tents and independence. Upon whom, then. could
Virginia with more propriey, confer the appoint
men than on John Randolph of Roanokes The
length OF time he has been in public service, the
spendor of his talents, his independence aud deci-
sion of character, lbs intimate acquaintance with
our affairs, foreign and domestic; his uniform and
jealous defence of State Rights; his unwayering
attachment 10 the f. Constitution, his economy in
relation to the expenditure of public money emf
netly qualify HIM for that distinguished Office 1t
is hoped, then, that Virginia in coniering her no
uors, will not he unmlndfu of the claims OF an old
aud faithful public servant.
II Friend of the Federal COnstitu-
ton as II IS tUTitfeH.
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FYttu DoLLn,s Relnnr6.

sS ANAWAf from tire .uh.,ribcr the 22d July 1924
& negro man named EDMUND lie Is about Is v,.,r. 4.
age oi hieS complexion, feet anL half aches hi-i
wei made tni active, las snaa hi, rigi cheek
res "i"'ei 'csy erect speaks aud smiles great conf
9cnc' particularly whe- alarmed fcOm the length o. ri,
n'e Ia ei.PenenI presume he has changed h othc.. e
" an uncle hSins hthe plantation oi the late VIM Fsne
e Isfpah"prck called Pigeon Hill; b. hs- also -rla
sn; "a the ue .hbru.hOoi vi he late Jane w gh al 4
' Where ne was raiseL; and he ina, been seen ON a.
plantation "i ine late LandsS Carer U Richmond wrIr
ne arc nunnt1 "i nee goes, with d. hi oc-
''.i' a. hr has neen heqncw!y among thr1, wf
oi"ei ee negroes m the adjoining lie ha occaon-
.ir y'Hed The ne'ghb'u'h2 Of fspPsannock and Walker
ION ~ King Quern c"uu ne above i.fy Dol
nT' VIII he Ffd the delivery Of the aforesaid runaway to
the subscriber. T. AYIETT
Knoxville, KING William. Nov 49, "a -~.s,+
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we are pleased 10 learn that the subscriptions in
this city, for the relief of the poor sufferers by the
late distressing fires in the province OF New Bruins
wick, already amount toupwards of $4,000, and that
letter has been written TO The governor OF that
province, informing him that he can drawn on the
cashier OF the U. ). Branch Bank in this city for
The same We hope the committee will not relax
in their exer;ions, and that every effort will be
made TO alleviate the miseries attendant on this ayy
iui dispensaion of Providence, and adtni.,is.er
balm TO the torn feelings and necessities of those
who have, IN tie most distressing manner, been de
prIved oil their all and cast besgars on tie world
a letter now before US, describes the scene Of
coniiagiaIion as the most horrible ever wines. ed.
The following is ia extract: NJ y Eu. Post
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Ranoper LGnlls for iS0Ie-

W. I'LL he s. iYriuIH ir iue vii Bonn. Timherake
w dec on a"n lt the Afh OF December nest. II ION it
nos next ia' day icrcuc, tc premise, Trlci Of
LaHI c'u 'iIg Com $50 iu TOO lcrr ns ~ the county +
ttDcef- atou miles from GopJas Tayc-n and az mice
Tom the ci'' oi Richmond adjoining lands of Genci
Whte snd oihss about so Iii Hand Is very he,,i,
tmbefg with valuable timber in .o county
within one and hail mii,s 1T llct Jaw NIL Ms
deemed unntcray tosPe1k OF the quality aud advantage. of
ts tract flad 10, ,uued that those ,sho vii n, nun,
chase wall squire and iIcm.elyr. Terms; he u
chase money {" lie paid IN three eYas;nncnt on efca
Of '@Ani ye'r' Tue pu'cha e. viii be required 10 give
gogd ptr'onsl rri'y aud Ut u.t upon b l,ui o
iuTinef particulars apply &,
HENRY D.GEN rBY, ea'r Of b. Tlmbcils axe. dee
Hanover ouu@iy Nov. 49, EG-,i~
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.ll.4RNIL4L5N -

~ '' decree OF the superior Court Of Chanrer,
~ e E''nh''" Hifrict, pronounced The 10Th dav r
me- IN ~ , w mo oise 4 topl nd u.s. Huehes shall on WoJ
~ @ " n 6" ms month "hef tof s,'e The highest iddtr
% t"''i'n io' c".h Tract OF La1j Wing ina die cognf,,
iin 'n Jane RIVER. a'o,r mile Lelog ba town ~
mems l'e same fsr Of L'Di cOuvr, ed q, Cb,e,
ne" 'nOng the rNhff'- iI ir cLove ntto cd e..
@ ''''s '' s',d deed go acre and quarter, he tbe
e more o. les. The s4i' ufbt aioy, defi,. i,rt LII
maze subject &" dc sht Of rwe, Of Mi. Jndti iInrbs.
n 'e' '"tc, e" and Itli acres thereof The sale vii 10
nov =. 1925. ~
u .t '"o'e s.lc " nn'vo'dabiy postponed un Vedne.d,
re llih day Of Dceeinber next, on which Is II will
take place. J. .CifIu1 lNN,tnh'y
Nj. s. Ii
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LLLENOIS BOUNTY L.aN.DS.

GENERAL ,ale Of these hnis which arrears of tax,
n due advertised taks place e GIsi Monday
40 JauIlrt, 1894.
The Subrbef continues nj. L,ndAcenrv Once Vanla-
la, in the Slie Of illinois, Er the payment iaSe- he re
"mpon Of L1r Ae, &c lii charges REASONABLE, aud h.
tue 's eace OF exchange, between The deprroed
ctrrrury, which the paid, ai United Siael
ol eI curreh nery. Al! letters adjressed uie
cas- isig IourT u,tir payment OF taV.s, Nc Nl
pIosP' aeroh AMI sati,fsc5g fercnces viii ia
all esses be giYea. NATHANIEL SANBURN.
Is
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hessrS. John ID. HaioliIs, isichard. Bond, .qler

ander Boyd PsIip fancy ,tiS efG,r Bl. sreI
" oU w'ii please take notice, that shah the 9tn, 2Oh
n aud 2Isi days of DeoemherpeS the Tavern-aou,e
w illiam Towns ~ the Of Bcy dtun
snbrrg and State vgins bst The hours OF ocioe
IN The morning anil o'clock in the evening OF each day pro-
coed 10 take the sdav OF Richard Russell R0belt oyes
Alexander Boyd and others be reed IN eyideu, IA ,i
now depending ne Superior Court OF Chauee the Rich
n"ni District whsrepI am plaintiff aud you, and each Of
sad others uadeeieadants attend
~ ysF see a.. s.,s w. THOMAS GOODE
Nov 1928
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ElR 49,

TRACT OF LAM in Ihe c.o,ty OF Amelia. four miles
a above Genno bridge, and containing about 500
10 acres ufNghich Wei tai'ci part OF ia btnnc
fresh ani improved The sh.,, land uns be hpd to-
dolar, thousand IN hand an ,ho balance yea
For further particulars appy Stokes T1Rstn Posn Isle, n,
Eki PosoAice Auariia, who w,ii likewise he the land
TO those desiruus pui chase.
Aluelin. Nov.
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4 dkEEAbLE Ia the .asi viii aud te.aneat ul inngI,n
Dunn decd 81 thii cou"ty will he sold Ia Tie hrhe,t III
Der upon crei o - noHti, the late dN cling ,ad dc,
oedfni three Of aud which belonged said b. Dunn
va one tract ccEiaining about ~ acres. Kitty Geek;
bout 10 acres hoius dispute, viii lie exeepted sale
Que tract Of 80 SheaUn's old Ta.ern said
county oiher tract 81 III sce,, called Buitn ,c
land, nea' Cox oad The first nenonelraci Of lan T. Weu
TO- n'-hed Vh sp,d Seins house AZ 0laer ,.aiy
houses IN eNceia pal, i!,e plantation <scr - rem a.
likely slave, 'uab quantity at pork several yoke
some horses aud Sorn The sale W. commence Tuesday
he l5h day Of December and continue unit ned
Bona whh approved security viii ne required pu.oh
seTs i pei ons having my clans ag,J The aid
i produce them speedily iyr payment ai tho,e
debted are requested to disc barge der severed balances, "a
exc uiors bens anxou, 10 close t~i .cfy soon
JAMES WILSON, cro'-s. #
WA kEErON, "a. Dtn..
/ lnenhurg. Nov. u. tt.-lL-
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P.A2RICK hE.l.RY C.qBELI.


ATTORNEY Al Law,
WILL practise h, p.oe, the and superior
~ eous Oi Bedofden CNnpheii countess courts
holden IN Lynobuig Ia. oiee nain street. few
above III Bank.
I,ncihure Nov
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= rEACHER W.q.N,rED-

4 YOUNG uian OF good rauts Iaorais quilted TO
ttaeh rea hog whiting, ar,thneic aud ge1staph, eGi-
dren OF oin ~ 10 years Vi age, may hr'r
private family, by deeng ictle l. Il b., Us store,
alhehrrle' TIE qualifications, our beng Of The hum
btsi grade, aud s I- Il hr Cbov Containing nut
nor, than iour o. hyr ohid en- sloIdns Young
5 may undertake. IT. e luie opportunity II prosecuting
IL s'ade The sasiy, exclusive hard lodgns, wag,
will i be low varying according etosions The
esoi laie from 100 do.is.to 100 dds yea
Nont need apply Who cannot puce satisfactory tc oni
ais OF eompet eseh. ana e moral habits
One who has hal the manas D., prefer
red
Nov - 56-siv
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NOTIlT

siHE oupartnershipo d. lJ8YO & CO.. in the Boil
bndue husnes. thus dy deceived br mutual c,n.c,,
Those having claim, again. abo,e VIII present
'hrn t1Joh fiaysc ior payment, aud those dce, will
msGe payment 10 hun. a. N tYO
JOHN FRAYSLR,
J. G. BURBANK.
Oct. fJ,h, 1925
It hn1cs in future will he carried on by the snscfi-
hers, under The firm of MAYO FEAYSEH in tli. upr,-
part Of the house occupied by M,r. Pkci Wright H. 81
above the Bell fvcrn, oppo,e side Of tho sfce
where they are prpaed TO ai orders IN their line IS, d.
1eaintss ani depacL FREDERICK 4 MAYO
JOIN FHAlSER.
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district OF which this county is part, and the de-
iegates OF the couGty be, and they are hereby in
structed 10 oppose by all constitutional means any
attemp'to call convention for The purpose OF al
terrg the Constitution OF the state.
.. Hes0lced, That the foregoing resolutions he
pfi1'eiln the Richmond Enquirer and he CoDs,ilu-
tional Wing
hch resolutions Were pnhliclT read in the
courthouse, and the vote being taken were unani.-
mously agreed to,
And on the suggestion of sir a. Austin. tina,
u u was desirable TO have the Of he pubiir
as July and fairly ascer;ained possible, and the
probability that there nigh, lac some persons in The
court Yard who had not attended t- resou ions,
he moved that she resolutions should DC rca, ~ ;ise
court yard and the vote asar taken. iv@iich psopp-
sion being agreed to, and the citizens assembled
and the resolutions being again read George ".
Payne addressed the meeting in support OF the reso
iu1ons, and IN strong terms called upon the oppo-
nenls OF the resolutions TO make tieinseiv known
and the vote being taken. it appeared that there
were two persons only who voted in opposition 10
the said resolutions.
ReB'T ANDERSON. ch'ra.
r. ELpRIpG E, .Jrs Sec'ry
AnKANsAs.-The General Assembly met ON the
% ult. aud what is extraordinary enough, neither
House was able to orgaaze itsal from the difficulty
OF electug aSpeaker. In the Legislative Council
OF votes on ballots; the next day, Mr.. Barkman
had votes, and MIR. Walker 2. In the H. of r.
Mr.. Nicks had votes, Air. Sewer S, Bear l. and
Briscoe !, on 2 ballots. The mex, day, ON the I'd
ballot Mr. Bear had votes anu Nicks-4 Gov
ernor lizard delivered Message, in which he in
forms them, that IN few weeks the Qdapsns- In.
dams viii migrate to the country south Of Red Ri
yer, that he has heard nothing lately of the ex-
pected removal OF the Choctaw nation from the
states OF Mississippi and Alabama to the western
part OF the territory, location which he wishes
could DC obviated by some other arrangement; and
that the Road from the capital Little Rock TO Mem
phis has been surveyed, and that immediate steps
might be expected to be taken Tor accomplishing the
object. The Arkansas Gazette speaks OF Major
NauGine, who resides on the Arkansas having pick
ed nom one acre, taken unfortunately from a
held OF about 80 acres, than 1900 lbs. seed
cotton; and perhaps OF 800 more; aud of his hav-
ing counted on one volunteer stalk of cotton in his
garden the almost incredible number OF 425 bols.
Where the drought has been the most severe, the
crops will probably yield from 500 TO 1000 lbs. The
acre; IN other places, from 1000 to Is, 900; and
In Phillips county, from 1900 to 1000 los
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&c JnWEL ~, e :

'tE subs, ltf rittd iu addition 10 ne fo,r..
= ply Of Goot Rich Jew,ly, Superior Gold Patent Tcy,
""ohes "ih ezra JEWELS Expansion Curb ana Con-
.e' onyhed Cp'tof' and Caudlcseks, DO Win brsncb,g
yer Tea. pet'rt, Mustsrd and Salt ,oons. s,.o,,3
bHt Ladie'i hsdges Pen aud Poke Knives Ssef gfel
t1hor g new lotD Drt7nnia-wsre and Tea Tisv in se,s
VeT and See Specfacles Scissors Patent ever pointed PIX
81 I ana Plated SwWd'i do. Epsuets Wins Gold and
CIV ses Nae, A'uiery and Infantry Buttoos Large ard
sea- kora, &c. &c At reduced prices,
V'fRs Si-usj yoHN pBoEAVGH
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The last arrivals give the most contradictory in
dlcatIons OF the condition of the Greeks Capt
Rich irom Smyrna reports that AIissolonehi and
Tripolitza were in possession of the Turks (the
Latter ty The bye, had not been out of their posses
s;on,) and that the Greeks had ceased to fsh,
and had fed 10 the mountains. The SmvTos
Spectator reports from Napol TO aug. 4, that Ar
COS and The Mills had been destroyed by the Turks
(Dr Howe writes, that even with the mills in
their hands, the Turks would be unable to take
Napoi; that the possession ofI{ydra alone would
enable them to command that interesting fortress.
On the other hand, the private letters from S.nyr
ma to Boston, give the most anirnatiug ACCOUNTS of
the frightening prospects OF the Greeks among o.
her things, that the important island of Gambia he'd
been nearly recovered from the Egyptians by the rs
ing Greeks, and that lbrahim PacDa would have to
reiieUs or lose it. la this crisis of events, we la
men lhat tie BRUSH Council has inieflered 10 damp
the enterprise OF their people in favor of he Greeks:
Iorbiddlng expedi ions to be sent to them, SC:
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.NORYYTTYBERT IN oIanr,,+Y,-


Wis Institution ~ succ, s.fl opr,.on ,i ~
itu'Iees presume 20 heie, seminary IN fbe o,r
county oHe grelie facilities io tn. acquisition ~
eauea'rp The Rev. Thomas Thornton ,bo.c 80
f ana experience teacher, so enil,ny ougl;Ty
I'm to me insirne9noi youth, val ooniinu, 10 presie a
"''u''.h uhe enuirg The A adcuiy Is situated a
.u Nv" nnes from Nofthuniher land cuthose II; a 80
considered As healthy part country Tho
'u'u'lS' are new and comfortable, aud cal ,ted % & Il
'"niiodaiions Tor seventy boarders. Col Nm H., de
tn seward viii to"uue 10 auase the boa dine Jonapes,
e ne IA heretofore given entire sa'isfac:i,n Ia III;
taught ihe Latin, Greek ebe,g language.
WIN lS o'e prerequisites, for Coesia,e couI.e
10 volumes have been iudicioa,lv elected A. he
'oandalion ct L'haty complete set Of m,
s''''' dih MAPS ouci-u and modern, sre ,I.u prn
.loe i"r We use utident. The session will Commence on
s h OF eby and end OH TIE 10th Of the following D,r
a, 5 = Ei's.,h Grammar, Readins Writing Aritb
80 intse WIKI u srany and use ~ M, C;nb.
% 90 In ell oih-r dolls annually Rad so IL
per hplir exclusive ~ g.. sdng and candles 1880
- 80 f-A''t'iF III af-
aEens 'ni Guardians will rccoeet they are 'sbe for no
iui 9o'it Of Their and d fc ~ ,hs ,;ne Of on
trance, tiil tee eni Of she session N Va eAr
Mo- SAMUEL DOWNING, President Of the r-u.tee..