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NOTICE
March 22.8t

q t meeting Of the commissioners nf the
L N Rivanna and Rock fish Gap Turnpike
Company, held ct the JeGftJsop Hotel in the
town Of Charlottesville, o, Friday the 2ist Of
March, 1873, in pursuance and notice, present
Col. William Wnods, Optic Norris, John Winn,
George NJ. Woods, John Z. Sampson, William
II. Merwethcr, and Rice w. Wood.
Col. William Woods was nominated Chair.
man, and Rice w. Wood appointed Secretary.
Whercnpon II was ordered that meeting Of
the Stock holders should be called on Saturday.
the goth inst. ut 10 o'clock, at The Courthouse
N the town OF Charlottesville, for the pnrpose
OF eieeiing president and directors to manage
The concerns Of said company.
And that notice should be given in the Vir-
gina Advocate on Saturday next, oft1o time &
place of said meeting. WIN. WOODS,
March 22- If Chairman
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NOTICE:

II VIE public sale of the balance of the Stock
~ otgoods of Jacobs d Raphael will be sus-
pended from this day till the first Monday in 4.
pril' when they will be disposed of without reser.
Vatioh as before. About one half the stock re-
mans unsold. arnong which many valuable
dry GOODS and Groceries, any Of which will in the.
meantime be sold at private sale at cost and some
33 IS per cent less
The purchasers It the sale, will please call and
close their bills as SOON as possible
=, ISAAC RAPHAEL.
Mafch i5-tds S. p. of Jacobs & Raphael
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| NEW ACCOMMODATIONS

N Ill LINE, from Lynchburg to Char.
I've lot,esviIle, Virginia
ms I'M ',rnnning through the counties of Am.
''ers', Nelson and .Albemarir, will in future,
leave charlottesville, on Mondays aud FRIDAYS;
at > a. nj and arrive AT Lyn6!,hurs on Ties,
day and Saturday, by 2 z. NJ Leave Leach.
burg Mondays a, + u NJ & FRIDAYS a, 9 II. N,
ana arrive at Charlottesville on Saturday. aui
tuesdays, by halfaitcr B + I'll THIS lin. i,
arranged with the Nnr,heru aud soulhrr, lin,
Mt Ciarlotesr IL, and with the Western line at
,!"e"onsg' winch ntersects the Valley line ~
salem; This i, tho nearest and cheapest ro,tn
"'m Washington City TO Lynchhurg. The
proprietor has procured comfortable coaches,
strong, active horses, careful drivers, and will;
spare no pains 10 please. Ca this route there il
no night travelling
Fare from i.ynrhburg To W.a,hin~ton ny ,hj
route is ouIy Sil 50.
From Lynchburg to C',arlo!,csviil",
So 80.
TIE PROPRIET3R
March 81 &c
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TRUST SALE

BY virtue al a deed Of Trus, executed hy
- Edwin Conway, Tor the purpose az secn-
ring The payment n debt dme t, Rice W.
Wood, and of record IN the clerks Office of ~!
b"m"r!e County, l shalt on the & st Mon.
day, IN April next, before The door Of The
Eagle tavern IN the town Of Charo,tesvii!r al.
Lar Tor sale, for cash, three slaves to wit, Char
lotte, Araminta, and Mildred
Snch tile only rs is vested by the ,rnst will he
made 10 purchasers
j. w. SAUNDERS, Trustcc.
March D. ISaS-3t
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NOTICE

\ pursma'ice Of deed OF trust executed IN
n me hy John Gray, Jr. of record in Aibe-
marie county court, aud for the purposes there
III mentioned, shall, Tuesday The first day
of April, IT rair, otherwise, the next fair Aay. at
I he residence OF said Gray. a. the University Of
Virginia. expose 10 safe for cash. two cows. -
cart and gear, aud various articles of yaiuab,e
housco Id and Kitchen furniture
V. w. SUUTNALL, Trustee.
march !
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SCltENCkS, rs. BELLS HEIRS.
'liiS cause this day came on to be heard OFT
- lII Din and Answer and argued by
counsel, whcreupon the curt doth order and
decree that ira Garrett, Twyman Wayt, and
WIN a. bIDb, or any two Of them, do, after civ
ln9 notice OF the time and place of said sale Cor
,o,If successive weeks Ill the Virginia Advocate,
sell at public auction the lots mentioned IN cid
OH, on credit of three, twelve end eighteen
months, taking bond and approved security for
tle purchase money and deed of trust on tho
property TO secure the payment thereol,-and
make report of their proceedings TO this Court i,
order 70 Il final tccTcc.
ny virtue OF the above decree, We shall sell al
Pubic auction, before the court house door in th
,own OF CharotesvilIe. on The I'll day of April
next BENG hlbemarlc Court day, on the terms
prescribed in said decree, the lots n,cD.ounJ
therein berg lots No. & in said towp
IRA GARRETT.
IWYMAN WAYT.
Norch Sit 80 "i'D'
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= There IS said to haze been an unpleasant rem
eontrc on Monday last, on PcnasDtv0aia Ace-
nne, bet'oeen Mcssrs. Kremer and IpIight, of
!" OHIO. The interposition Of too gentlemen, pre-
!" oe"ted ii from going tartacr."-Richd, Eng.
Remarks.-Mr. Wright, in his remarks in reply
to MT. if. on Thursday. pitiously complained that
he had been pursued for the purpose of personal
violence, and very generously gave notice that. he
never would commit personal violence on any one.
lie might have scved himself the trouble of tina.
explanation. No one suspects that he would at
tempt personal violence except it were on a poor
helpless woman, and then, with no other ;weapon
than his tongue. But to the rencontre-AIr Krc-
ner was going to the Capitol, he met Mr.
wright walking with some other person Oh the
Avenue near the Tybcr. Ii was the Iirsr time
that he had met him out oi.hc House, since Mr.
w. had msulted him on the floor Upon meeting
nm the honest Du.chman deliberately spit in the
face OF the little orator, who with great self pos
session reserved his temper until two days after
wards, when 1t evaporated in reply to Mr.. Ran
do'Ph. The informant of the richmond Enqui-
rer Is informed, that far from calling in the in
terPostion ola third person, MIR. Wright insists
upon 1t, that he is not bound to resent the insult
as 1t Tell upon his coat instead of his face.
&. S. Ttiegroph,
~ administration partislns seize upnu ev-
cry straw; and consequently they have magai.
-" NV iSSOH' ShahsSc oI JacksoD paper al
pittsburgh, into an uifair Of pretended impor-
lance rs 10 the public seat mcnt in Pennsy!va
MA. As " the comparison was not sufficient,
Striking When, even with this alleged change
me republican, papers in that state stand Il Tor
jackson, aud l2 Tor Adams. The facts of thf.
ease were simply these: There were two or
three papers in Pittsburgh friendly TO Gen Jack
son. HE support for the Jouruai (,he paper
atind. d tai being limited, Inc editor informed
le friends OF Gen. Jackson that he Was in want.
OF money; that The administration men had Of
irred To contribute to his wants; and that, if
he friends Of Gen. j. declined TO relieve hun.
ne should accept the niirr of the other side
The republicans, not having the funds of the
government 70 aprly TO surh and other election
err'nG purposes, and preferring To leave their
cause and ITS support in the hands of The pcnplc.
declined the aid; and the frderaiists, by paw,
ing Si4o, produced this extraordinary "changc
Of pu5Ac sfntiment'I The recent election for a
vacancy in the house of representatives of Penn
sylvania, and indeed evciy au,hcnti, resuI, and
fact, exhibit constant gaia, (Iarge as The ma
Iortv now is,) in favour ofJackspn and the re.
publican cause in that commonwcaIth-AB
mr. HrGUS
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E1NOR SALE, on credit Oh six months-a
"a neat one horse Carriage and a cheap horse.
good Tor all uses he PAGES well and works gently
:" S''' |NPP! a1 UiS 'Hicef march 3
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FROM tie U. s. Telegraph.
Extract 81 q letter fran tie HIM. William IT..
Crngf0roi, dated

WUOD LAWN, 9th MARCH 1898.
think with You, that the people have deter
mined who should be President, and I should he
the last man in the U. 8. who would wisl, TO I'M
settle that determination for am one Of the
people, and approve .bes choice"
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NOTICE.

NOJICE.
4 WISH to sell one Of the Houses belonging
n to me on the main street. or tie entire Jof
the Houses and lot reasonable terms hp-
ply TO MATTHEW CASEY
Dec. 22-if
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Columbian College, D. G.

vuyuIs Institution will be opened Tor the recsPuoh"
..naen.s on ihe 14th of the present month:
The charges for the Summer Session. OF thres
'v Admission fee to students who have not been be-
fore admitted, :: 'is1
Tuition, in the College classes, ,nSy
do. in the preparatory school, io oS1
library. Room, Furniture. and Bed, o"
Table, Washing, Fuel, Lights, and Servants, m
Students who do not board in the CoIeSG, W" .n VI
charged for Admission. Tuition LiofA''' "'
tMr Ro.,,rs. an accomplish instructor VII teaen
N. French. Italian and Spanish languages. ..u..
The are for ham a. The oossas
year Bills p8:ble y ,a.a nee. s.
ColIes HA Nay 10-2swlm
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removed, and the lumber sold, and the proceeds
placed to the amount Of the general fund.
Ordered, That Messrs Mcclure, Smith and
Brockeu be committee 10 inquire and report
to Council the extent and boundaries of the lots
belonging to the Corporation, a, Vests Point.
On baioting for Collectors for the present
year, Augustine Newton was appointed for The
Northern, and John Muncaster for the South
ern District.
Ordered, That commission of three and
half per cent be allowed 10 the Collectors, on
the amount of collections paid into the treasury
for the ensuing year.
Resolved, That the Council will proceed at
their next meeting TO :ake into consideration
the propriely Of forming ticket for President
and Directors Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca.
nal Company, 20 be voted for on the subscrip>
ton Of the Corporation, at the meeting of the
stockholders on The 20ih inst.
The Council took up the subject Of the appli
cation of P. Allison & Co.; and after considera.
ton refuse 10 grant it
Ordered, That Messrs. Janney, Brockeu,
Mcclure and Sanford, be committee 20 exa-
mine into the situation Of the east end Of Duke
street, and rspor, to Council what repairs are
necessary.
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AUCTIONS.
Clifton fov Sale.

NDER the authority of decree of the County
- Court of Fairfax, CLIFTON, the beautiful seat
OF the late James Patton, Esq will on Monday, the
SUN day OF june 1923, If fair, mot, the fair
day. be sold at public auction to the highest bidder
This seat has annexed to it about
lioo Hundred and Tt0enty .7cres Of Land;
IS situate about four miles below the town of exan-
dra and for health beauty ofprospect, &C. &c. is one
OF the most desirable situations residence in the
adj lining country
Terms of sale will be-, one third cash. the balance
at sand II months-the payment to be secured BIZ
Bonds and Deeds of Trust on the property.
WILLIAM PEAKE, ,
RICHARD C. MASON. Commissioners.
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Il Sir, Gentlemen mslake US. III you prop0s
to suffer, yourselves, i'd order that she may SUI
fer also, She will bid sou Come ON she vii
meet challenge with challenge; she will invite
! you to do your worst, apt your best, and to Sc,
who will hold out LONGEST She has offered
you every one Of her votes in the Senate &c
strike out this tax on mulasses. You have re-
fused to Join her, aud 70 10 strike it out.-With
the aid OF the votes Of any one southern state,
for example, OF North Carolina, it could have
been struck out. But North Cai DINA has re-
fused her votes for this purpose. She has voted
to keep the tax in & 10 keep il in at tn highest
rate. And yet, sir, North Carolina, whatever
she may Think OF it, is fulIy.as much interested
in this tax as MASSACHUSETTS, think, indeed,
she is more interested, and that she will feel il
more heavily and sorely. She is herself a
great consumer of the article, throughout all her
classes OF population. This increase Of the du-
ty will levy on her citizens new tax Of fifty
thousand dollars year. or more; although her
Repre- .en,atives on this floor have so often told
VS. tina, her people are now poor, and already
borne down with taxes. North Carolina will
feel his tax also in her trade, for what of for
eign commerce has she more useful to her than
the Yves, India market for her provisions and
lumber? And yet the gentlemen from North
SarOllna INSIST OH kecVibS WIS tdA III tue oii.
Let them not, then, complain. Let them not
hereafter, call il the work Of others. 1t is their
own work. Let them not lay it to the
manufacturers. The manufacturers have had
nothing TO do with it. Let them not lay it 10
the wool-growers. The wool growers have
had nothing to do with it. Let them not lay it 10
10 New England New England has done moth
ing but 70 oppose it * TO ask them to oppose it
also. No sir, let them take it to themselves. Let
them enjoy the fruit of their own doings. Let
them assingn their motives, for thus sxing
their own constituents, and abide their judg
ment; bu, do not let them Rauer themselves
that NewEn gland cannot pay molasses tax as
long as North Carolina chooses that such'a tax
shall be paid.
Here is injustice exposed and reprobated in
strong but manly terms. 1t is the language Of
a ,atriot-a statesman and az Americaa.-No
threats-no vilifyings-uo reasonable insinu>
atoms. All is fair. open and honorable. He
tells them, you are doing us manifest and
grevious iniury-i. is plain and palpable-and
you do it TO hurt our interests, as well as our
pride; you do it to make'us feel. But we will
no, be incensed; we will not quarrel with you;
we will be friends. Ne,o England can pay
molasses tar as long as North Carolina chooses that
such q far shall be paid.
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PNineas Janney,

IIAs lust received per the Brig Cossack, rom Nv.
ernool. a handsome assortment Of round. square
and fat English Rolled Iron, which WIN Nv ! r,rS o.
Swedish hammered Iron in store 'nr,men, very
s sdn",I For sale on accommodating terms
mo 24-eo7t
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NTiEN a .D@1As
,rs'5>Y MORNING, JUNE 10. 1928.

Litter from Monte Video, dated April Sth'
;,,a BY gentleman Of Philadelphia, says
ct ,r,;,,d States sloop Of war Boston, arrived
'n' =. ,se SIS, ultimo, from Rio de Janeiro'
." . ,mOdore Biddle shifted his dag, under sa>
'O :, guns. Captain Hoffman took COM
NN # tSe Macedonian, and sailed early on
n. Sd for Rio,
'D ,,rbs BOSTON will probably remain here until
49,. which is expected to take place very
,s rumors say negotiations are already
ca, IN, of this there is nothing certain. -
F,ox ArsicA.-The schr. Susan, Captain
rI.,,ds arrived at Baltimore from Whydah,
~, coas, of Africa, via st. Thomas, "a days
,,,,,ee. Capt. Edwards reports, that previous
!, n his sailing a report was current, OF Capt
r,,,,erton, the celebrated traveller, having
r.5 =, shaah, in the interior Of Africa, and
-, his servant had arrived at Acca with all
=. n,-rape. A rumor Of the Death Of young
p,,k son of Margo Park, was also circulated
:. Wbydah.
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Trustees SNle.

DIV virtue OF a deed Of trust from Robert r Thomp.
SON to me- bearing date the Sis, day Of May, 1897
Couaty Court, in the State of virgnis, shall, on
Monday the 18Th day Of august nert. (being the first
day OF Fairfax August County Court before the front
door of the Court House of said county, expose to
sale by public auction, for ready money, Tract of
Land conveyed to me by said Decd estimated to con-
fan
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$50 ACRES,

The said land described by said de ed AZ part of
tract lying upon occoquan Bay in sad county now
in the occupancy of said Thompson. AsI shall sell
said land merely trustee under said deed shall
vey to the purchaser such title only is thereby vest.
ed in me. JOHN MACRAE.
NAV l5-ts
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Earthenware, China and Glass.
noBERT II. MILLER, has received per Brig Cos,
Hack from Liverpool, handsome assortment Oh
EARTHENWARE AND CHINA, :,
which with recent supply Of rich cut, psesseo,
moulded and plain GLASS WARE, enables nun 70
offer very desirable assortment OF goods IN ' '"e
and at reduced prices for many articles.
The attention of his country friends in particular
is invited and orders by mail or otherwise VIII DC
Also. a splendid dinner set, Japan English Stone
China, 2l2 pieces, FURNISHED gliding
Ths Ie.sburg Genius of Liberty. Wsrrenton Gaz
winchester Republican and Sentinel OF the vnley
VIII puoi'" ''' Alexandria, 5mo "a
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845,2l3,i0

The subject was finally laid on the table
Adjourned to 3 O'Clock. p NJ.
AFTERNOON. Petite o. Of Peter Pratt, Guard
ian, Tor sale Of Real Estate, was received, and
REFERRED to the Committee on that subject.
Petition of Nathan Whitman, Jesse Wright,
Diana Allen, Obed ihace, Cornelia Herbert,
Thomas Saunderson, Robert Wells, aud Oba-
dab Gorton, State prisoners, for liberation
was received, and referred to the Committee
on that subject.
Petitions Of Edward Remington and jacob
g Gould, for acts Of insolvency, received and
laid on the table.
Committee on memorial Of Freemen Of Mid.
dlstown, relative to the election of Chace
r~eportthe facts as proved to their satisfaction,
wherenpon it was voted by the House, that
said Chace was not legally elected, and that
his seat be declared vacated.
Petition Of Providence Mutual Insurance
Company, for amendment Of Charter, was re-
ceived and referred to Messrs. L. II. Arnold,
Merry and Francs.
Petition Of Martha Taylor, for payment oil
State certificate, received and referred to the
Committee on State Debt.
Act for relief Of Insolvent Debtors, read
and rcferred to Messrs. Hazard, Of Newport,
Arnold Of Providence, Howe Arnold Of War
wick and Hazard of Exeter.
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The brig Brilliant, Barton, Of this port, 1873 days
from batavia, hound TO Holland, arr at Newport. on
sunday isst-put 10, IN distress. Lost, Maniey Il.
Hart, "a oiiioor, ana one man. q Swede, with the
scurvsy; one man sick with lhs same disease. Yes
seis lett, before, reported.
Port Of Boston. Jan. IL.
Arr Fanny and Mary, Wise, from kIchrnonds
Congress, Young, Fredericksburg.
Cid Apollo, Mynck, Surinam; Olive, Kinsman,
do; Mechanics, Wilson, New Orleans; Despatch,
Tripp, Providence.
fIth, cid Hanover, Barstow, Charleston; Nancy,
Stevens. Porto Rico; Norma, Richardson, VaIparal-
50 and a market; Lexington, BALTIMORE; Burron, N
Orleans; Enterprise, Omoa.
18th, arr schr La Grange, Webb from Fredericks.
burg.
4,h, arr Armata, Harvey, from baltimore; Ann,
Hardy, MAY aguez; Grape, Holmes, Bahia; Eliza,
81 Tnemis; boIve'dere, Vose, N Orleans; Forest,
Foo!e, Charleston; Spy, do; All-Chsncs, Trinidad.
Cid Leonidas, Smith, Rio Grande. and a market.
Port oCNeo York, Jan. 10.
Arr Cassander, from New Orleans; Calhoun, from
Charleston; Juha, Gilictt. Trinidad, CuDa; Jasper,
Colbourn. New OrIealsS Barclay, Swain, Nantuck.
ell.
Cid Camilus, Peck, GreerNck; Cicero. Rowland
Rordsaux; HANNIBAL. Thomas, N Orleans; Atlantic.
Swan, do; Carpenter, Carroll, st Jago; Francis.
Savannah.
.ltl, arr Rsbccca, Moore. from Mansanilla, Cubs
En- erpnzc, Hitchcock, Key West; North Carolina,
Haiieti, Wilmington; .~todman, Wood, N Bedford;
Eastern Star, Piovidence; Empress, Thsyer, dol
Ann, Manchester, do.
Cid Empress. Sinclair, Charleston, Sir James
Kempt, kpbin.on. Mobile; Iris, Leth, 81 Th,mas;
'e'eniure, Adams n. Liverpool; Alto, Miller, Lib.
rallM.
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POSTSCRIPT.
ADMINISTRATION CONVENTION.

The friends of the present Administration OF
the General Government, from the different
towns in this State, assembled at the State
House last evening, at Z O'Clock. The Meet
ing was called to order by William Z. hich-
mJaa,Es who nominated HENRY Y GRAMS.
TOM, Esq Of Newport, for Chairman. who
was UNANIMOUSLY elected Levi Hale, Esq of
Warren, anil Joseph J TIliiaghast ESD of
East Greenwich, were appointed Secretaries
Mr. Richmond. Of Providence. moved that
a Committee Of two be appointed tom each
county, to nominate a Prox Of General Off
cers to the Meeting, which was agreed TO -
WhSre ipon, Solon0 G W.a,er, and HW-
iaa, Eanis, of ewp port county, George Bur
ton and Barney Merry, from Providence,
Sys5estsr G. Sherman, and Dan Ell Watson,
from Wlshing,on, Levi Halle, and John
H,ue, from Bristol, William .4hthoay, and
Dufee .Araoid. from Kent, were appointed Oh
said Committee
.Hr. CooeU, Of P evidence. offered a rcso-
iitisn, respecting Ffes Schools -rl,st a prox
BE- formed not only to h,rnonize with the pres
e,t administration, but also, to be composed
Of those man, who are knps n to be favorable
to th. establishment Of Free Schools.
Jsseph L. TfHiaghast, E'q Of Providence,
aler soma remarks, offered The following:
Resoiusd. That a committee Of fonr he APP
pointed 20 report the resolutions and an address
20 tbs meeting. Win ch was agreed to.
Msssrs. William E. Richmond, 7%eniamin
Coyell. Joseph l. TiIingiIas' and Jonah Ii
tss, we're appointed for this c mmit'ee.
The Committee appointed TO report a P-ox
Of General Officers, retired a short time, and
reparted the following, VIZ
For Governor, JAMES FENNER; for Lieu
tenant Governor, CHARLES COLLINS; for
Saattors Caleb Earle, Nathan M Whel-
fsa, Benjamin Smith, Stephen B Cornell,
Thsyas BuGum, Elisha Watson Thomas
Wapple, Charles Eidriaye, George ID.
Cross, George Burton For Attorney-Gen-
erai u bert c Greene; for Secretary, Heay
Bo.asn; for General Treasurer, Eieaser TreU-
cit.
MI Richmond, Of Providence, from the
Cornchittes appointed to draft Resolutions and
an Address, reported, both Of which were
adopted, and will DO published in our next.
II was also, ON motion Of MIR. Rivers, voted
that q corresponding committee Of 1--WE from
zach county be appointed, which was agreed
10, aud the committed was appointed.
On motion Of Mr.. Rivers, il was
Vosed and Resolped That the members
of the 'mset,ng will Individually use all fair and
ho,oulabIe means to insure the election of the
Pros fbr General oficers, by them, recon-
nsndoa 10 the Fresmsn Of this State