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desperate politicians engaged in the work OF ihno.
walton, who cannot hope 70 gain distinction or en-
JOY preferment but by violent commotion in
the political elemen's;-some whose most SAN
guiue hopes are concentrated in the effort to de-
sroy the distinction of party politics by compiete-
ly revolutionizing the character OF the State.
Some of that sect of politicians who believed that
the epithet OF 'virtuous" could not be applied to
the iustrous sage Of Monticello, without prosti-
tuition OF its meaning; who almost, at one time,
concurred with Edmund Burke and the Tory-party
Of England in denying the right OF the French
People to change their government are now loud
est in their ciamors for reform, and to them
selves the credit of disinterested attachment 10
democratic principles A sense of common glory,
love OF justice and peace, desire to preserve our
high character, will irresistably present them
selves to the minds of our virt1ous and republican
yeomanry. They will cordially unite in invoking
execration on the head Of the wretch who would
endeavor to smooth the existing inequalities Of the
government by OVERLOOKING them with the bsod
OF his fellow-citizens. These considerations will
defeat the Vaccinations Of the unprncipled and
desperate. But should they succeed in procuring
an effort to secede and to erect a new government
without the common consent, will they not hav Q
furnished case in which the most ardent stickl er
for State-rghts and sovereignty could hard
y question the propriety Of interference on the
part OF the Federal Government! Such a condi-
ton Of things would present act independent Of
state and federal authority, it would present the
open forciblc atteDptto establish separate iurs-
dicton in tbs territory Of Virginia. 10 create new
and Independent sovereignty 16thout the assent o
congress or the legislature; and the inquiry might
be made, II there was not some superior force,
which might interpose its kind Offices to restore
subsection to the laws. to reinstate peace, and to
guarantee our republican form of government.
Ishall, Mr.. Speaker, fondly hope for different
and happy issue OF the work of reform. The spir-
ii Of Cancellation and compromise will regulate the
conduct OF a yirtuous and peaceabe majority
They will unite in the election of wise and hon.
est men to compose the anticipated convention
under the provisions Of such act as the good sense
Of the two Houses may finally approve Commit.
ted to the deliberations of SO distinguished and pa
| triotic body as our convention must be, shall
not entertain an apprehension, but that the desti-
MES OF the Republic safe. The most distin-
guished features Of the present constitution, the
| landed qualification Of the voters, and the indie.
| pendence OF the judiciary, will be protected,
sanguinely expect, under their sound and vigian,
| discrimination such improvements viii
Se introduced in favor of simplicity and economy
as will receive the appreciation and the adoption
OF the People, and will permanently promote theil
peace and prosperity.
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ddrshars Sale of one eighth part of the Column
bIan NiHs-Siff.atedi in the City of Richmond.
1&URSUANT to decree of the Superior Court
OF Chancery for the Richmond District, pro-
nounced on the Ilth day Of March, 1928, in the
case of Moore vs. Bell, shall on the nth day
OF May, 1929 at the hour of IL o'clock, if fair,
not the next fair day thereafter offer for SALE on
the premises at public auction to the highest bid
der, some undivided eighth part of the Columbian
Mills, with the appurtenances conveyed nv John
cranberry and vile to William and Philip HayaIl
oy deed bearing date, the 22d day Of August,
Ierms-A credit of g. IL and IS months, bonds
with approved security required and the ti,le re
tanned until the purchase money be paid
j. GUERRANT, NJ. $. c. C. r.. d.
April 7. lO9--tds Or one of his Depu ties
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am REWARD.

~ UNhWAY from Mr. R,her King, at Pioing Tree
- m King William County Monday, The 2sd March.
negro Uoy, osncd PETER about ~ OF rs Of age
very dark eomPlctrou buy hesd, about feet high par
''eulsr mark fesoi, eteJ clothing recoested WREN
spoken to quick and lively The boy been
stcn days ,noe his s,pemtnt IN the city OF Riehmoud
18th forged Ths above rewsrd will be paid on the
delivery u sii boy 60 Mr. r. i. KING. suhssbsr
secured IN sii hs him sgaip Masters Of vee
srs cautioned sEsiust csrryns OF said negro.
JEREMIAH HOOPER,
Kins Wa county, Apsii5 ioa- w2fs
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II ualuab,e Tract Of Chesterfield Land for Sale

II valuable Tract Of Chesterfield Land for Sale
PURSUANT TO decree of the Superior of Chan.
eeryof tue RICHMOND district, the
day OF March 1872 IN The Of Branch Cheaan and
Durto't w. ChestspI shsii Wednesday the 2eh dsy
u April 1929 be premises al the hour Of IL ejoet o,
or sale a public suction 10 the highest biider for es.b
tract u land 10 said docfse mtnoDed lying being
county of Cheserfed snd eents;nus about four bonded
acres, whereCn Mrs. Mstaa Oh ssthsm lately resided.
ee,sary ont houses.
J. GUERRANT, NJ. s. C. C. RID,
or one OF his Deputies.
April 7. tOe-I "a,
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~SlShlNG 70 close my account, finally the Executor
~ of the late II. w. Colemsn earnestly re quest all
psI,on, having ea,m' g.nd the estate Of my Te,iaof 10
4 those wbc have eIsims sgsi ~ Of Cole.
ma e. ~ ooii9lh Fhcsa ,udetted enherr W. Coleman
i' yoitmit& WopJr, o. ksi0r Of IS. Ooie.
mas arc fe1Hesel 90 maze psy.nt not luther
indulgence car be given. JOHN SHEPPARD, Esor
Jrn. is. 76-wtfHa 1fff of4J. w. Coleman. der.
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NOTICE

JFUITC'E
Ii having claims against the estate of Samuel
Mosby late Of Hanover county, hereby requested
produce them, in order that made for
the payment Of all such msy be- presented
caed and all those indebted TO said resp
requested 10 make early possible a, the
ton Of the estate admit Of but little induls enee.
JNO. NJ. PRICE,
VIM. o. MOSBY,
Ex'ors of Sam'l Mosby, decd
April Z. I09-2sv9w
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From the London Literary Goxette.
TO BARTHOLOMEW THOMPKINSON,

eonI Mate 10 the East India Ship "PssSy."
From Betsy --.
No! no. no joy will be at!
NO balls for me, without my Bat
MY heart think will burst oue.
Aud must yon, Bat, submit TO fate,
And be the Pegsy's secoud mate,
Ias,ead Of Bc,iey's first one,
And you mus leave your home again,
For seas that rage 9~ith might aud maip-
Aud gales all wild and windy;
You must give up your Aarsate trip,
And 80 IN that Tremendous ship
And all the way TO Indy!
And this for money.-dir,y dress!
"a rolling stone collects no mos,,s
As Sisyphus can tell your
Well, well, good bye! my little man
Write me ss often IS you can
or every thing hefeli you.
You must to Madeira 60
o. apropos; do let ms know,
In esse the compass varies,
And takes you 10 Canary Lles,
Che map don't make il many mile.D--> -
Are all the birds Cansries!
D: careful how you pass rthe line
Though now Il must be quite twine,
SO many vesssls trouble i'll
And mind you clear athe Csps''- (wha, ,,uf.
As Il the Cape weren't large enough,
Thai you must go and double ifD
Il you should stop there, who're the wine,
You must be sure, Is genuine,
OF eourse you'll buy q dozen;
Next parcel that yov're sending home,
Please Let ons nice pint bottle cone
For Mrs. Smith my cousin.
Dear Bat! take care, when you embark
AT Indy, Of that nasty shark
That steals so sly and steaIthy;
For DR.. Shaw, the traveller, writes,
full-grown sharks enormous bit.'s
Peculiarly unhealthy!
DO erocodiles there squeal aud .aualls
And those great elephants are all
Gut up for Indy-rubber.
And do the whales, big babies! cry
Fountains OF tears from either eve
When You produce their hlubLei.
Ala,! fear when you arrive
AT Indy If you do alive,)--
Your love WILSON grow duller;
Ala you yourself, rm certain, you,
Chamelion'like; will change your hue.
And catch the eopper-c color.
Oh. Bat. for your poor Bet,ey's ,ske,
Keep clear OF tiger, jungle, snake,
Heat, cholera, aud river!
Live and let !iye''Eis sage advice,
My dearest boy, you'll not hre nice
When you've destroyed your iive1.
Soon may You bring across the .es.,
ptru's whole treasure IN rupees,
Aud come back fresh aud fat, love;
Butshould you die, (perhaps you will,)
Better lie quite there, and ltill-
Douf be a Vampire, Bat, love.
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LONDON HATS

NJ MOND sc BROIHEKS,
lmEhvE JUST received superior assortment of LON
latest fashion. -
April s. fOe-4tt
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WlhuiNiA; In Obsoeery-M court held for BuekipE
bsp county, the 9th dsy OF Feb. 1899:
W,'sm Leheh, James Brown sud james Leiteb, late per
oh.n and srne trading together under tho firm syIs
OF VIM LeHoh& %. Pits.
sgsDst
Bspamiu Harris and John Hsris, ,ens.
The Ds Bsus Harris, not having entered hi. spt esrsoes
and given security steotdinr othe Act Of Assembly and
"e Of ~ cvuf az sppe,ris1 10 the safseob Of She
court, a he inhshi,spt Of this Ccunry; n 4, order.
cd hs ,hei'd ena Harris do spye.r hsse The 6r day
Of May Term pexsndsnre the bill Of the plsip6; and that
copy Of thi. order be forthwith Inserted Of The
ntvsPaps polished 10 the city NJ Richmond, for two mopb
uceeyey and posted The front door Of the courthouse
thi, county. Cory Teste,
n. DLDRIDGE, Jr. A. g.
Feb 2s. 97-vsw -
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MISS +. 7. HUGHE.

MISS +. 4. HUGHES,
E5PECTFULJY inform, the pn5iis that she v;.he, 10
~ take four eve Isdie 10 hostd who NJ she will &C. on.
MEDIATE IL mat, riso style ca ttsssosbls terms.
April >. 1873 G:
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" ihGlNIA TO wits Ia Cnanoery -Bucftns6s county
v Fehrusry court, 1899: - go
David and Thomas shanks, merchants partners, fradisy
npdef the hTm aud style Of ID. 4. Shanks, Pjus.
against 80
james Sanders, VIM. Sanders and Culver Johns sd of
Ssm'l Sanders, = Isn..
The defendan, James Sanders, having entered his APP
pesnee aui given security according 10 the Act Of Ae
bly, sad the rules Of this court and appearing the sss-
faction &c The court that he not inhshitsu this coup.
ry ordered that the said jaime, Sander, do sppesr here
on the first day Of May term NEXT, and answer The hill
OF The Plaintiff ,nd that copy Of this order be forthwith in.
serted IN The Enquirer Newspaper Published the city Of
Richmond fof Two months succe'vey aud posted front
door OF the courthouse oi this county Copy. Tvste,
X. ELDRIDGE, Jr. c.
mheh .. o. Wv
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~, 1922 -
William T. Cuwiss, mir
against
Hurst, decd, Am,
This day the phE by his counsel srpesriuE 70
the saffaetion Of the court that the de Thomss Hurs
not an nhsbitsn Of this eah, motion q
the PITT ordered that the said delft appear here ths
sccsnd Monday April next the hill the pl
and that copy of this order be forthwith for two
months successlvey newspaper published within tbs
State and also posted the front the eeurhou
his couniy-John d. Leland, pitts Attorney. $500,
r. BArEs, &C.
Feb t2 91--weWS 81
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IN 0hsneery AZ the Court Lsd for Cumberland County
~ 26th Jan. 1925 o---'
WIN. Murray, PuG
against
Corneiia L. Skpwi,h, Thomas B Skipwith Sell, Tucker
fiumberston Skpwnh, William Skipwnb, Henry Skpwith
Martha W. harIi'oD Dolly Hsron Robert Nicholas Mary
SkiPwh, William f. Grimes, George 9. Skipwh, Peyton
SkiPwh, Grey 5hiPwh, Tucker Coles aud HELM his vile
John Coles Sena his wife, VIM Watkins Eliza his wife
and Samuel Hob'en guardian ad hem for the infant ehdrsn
Of Skipwfb, Dsfi..
The defendants George G. skipwi,h, Peyton skipwah
snd Grey bkPwtb not having entered tbrr appearance
snd given security according 10 the Act of Assembly end
the rules OF this Court, and appearing the satissor
Of the Court that they inhst'snt Of this Cupuou-
wealth On motion ordere Mat they do appear The
that copy 81 this order be forthwith u some nswps
per printed IN the City Richmond for months success
vey, and posted al the front door Of the Courthouse
County. copy. Te,te, 1000,
MILLER WOODSON, Ok.
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Of this, according TO the argument, they would
likewise lose the natural and inherent right Of
government, because they would no longer have
ence Of the right. IL will be well for those who
speak OF physical force, 10 bear in mind, that the
term embraces not only every bone and sincw
which can be brought into action, but somprises
also De collateral aids every natural and artificial
advantage. NO man, who loves his country, but
mus: dcprecate the idea Of such resort Every
good man, however. defective he may conscen-
tiously deem the present plan, will refer II TO the
horrors Of civil war. know that there are some
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AND FOR SALE. wish TO sell tho tract OF
at the junction OF Staun.on AMI Little Roanoke Rivers,
containing about 1000 acres; OF which about 500
bottom land Of very superior ertIity so Saun-
ton River and the residue On Little Roanoke. The
low grounds on Saunton River have been long cele-
bracd for their fertility, and in of high
improvement. Those the little Roanoke are part
quality This tract is esteemed Of the best in the
county, and inferior TO the River Andn addition
to the extentand fertility of the alluvianands strongly
recommended by its healhness, and its location on .
navigable stream, in improved and agreeable neigh
bourhood The improvements are we-built, two
story dwelling house, with every necessary appmrte
nan building; also granery, stables and tobacco hou
ses, suiicien, for cropping large scale. i viii
shew the land to any person wishing to it, and
disposed TO sell on accommodating terms.
ROBERT CARRiNGTON.
March 10. 1Ol-wtlsA
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RICHMOND SEMINARY.


SEYERAL of my friends having interested them
~ selves in dissuading from change which had
contemplated, in the arrangements of my Seminary;
the public respectfully informed that il will be con-
inued, the ensuing year, without any material change
in the order of studies.
In order to avoid any further misunderstanding the
terms on which pupils will be received, annexed:
The Seminary will open the LIST October next and
close on the last day of July following.
No pupil of immoral character or who has been
dismissed from any other school can be admitted
No pupil will be received for shorter period than
The academic year; and in OF expulsion the parent
or guardian shall forfeit the tuition fee
mo pupil will be furnished with certificate of pre-
paration for Colleges unless he shall have attended the
Seminary full term, and shall have passed salts
factory examination, in the higher Greek and Latin
Casscs and the studies connected with them as Also
in Geography Astronomy, Arithmetic, Algebra Geome-
try, Plane and Spherical Trigonometry.'
The charge will be $6O-payabe half yearly in adj
vance,
An extra charge Of $40 year win be made for
French and Spanish, or either" VIM. BURKE.
VI am DESTROYS TO take into my family ten docile and
geea little boys, companions and class fellows for my
son. in his private studies These besides the advantages
OF the Seminary, will receive private instructions hev
shall be treated with confidence and affection and shall
be objects OF never-ceasing attention.
My price for board and tuition will be $500 per term
July 17-w6w w b.
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10 Commercial aud others ,cho feel Interested
YHVHE already considerable and continually in
ing business in the receipts and transportation Of
produce at Weldon, having attracted the attention Of
capitalists in different parts of the Country. from whom
that most of the lots already sod held by persons,
who, from motives of speculation other reasons, will
neither improve sell them have induced the subscri-
beers TO lay Off number of lots in quarters and half
acres, equally, If not egibly situated than any
heretofore sold, which they viii dispose Of by public
auction, at Weldon during the session of the Roanoke
Navigation Company, to be held at that p.ce about the
frs; oil November next il is believed, and Of which more
definite notice will be given In the meantime persons
especially capitalists, merchants and mechanics wishing
TO make preparations for the al business which pro,-
ses be considerable, will be accommodated liberal
terms upon private application 20 the subscribers, who
deem scarcely necessary 20 say that to commercial
men especially, cotton buyers and grocers few places
offer equal and superior advantages in point of
cay. JOHN G. CLAIBORNE
July g. l6-w3w JAMES b. CLAIBORNE
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MY MOUNTAIN HOME.
By IIINpA.

Come to our own brigh, home
Sweet as the myrtle's breath,
Son as the rosc-lcaf, conc,
To our fairy life aud death;
Our life Is rich the Bonded vino,
And our death is soft as tho flowers decline.
Come, to our cline OF light,
From q spot so drcar ani dull;
The arch of Heaven Is bright,
And earth Is beautiful;
To tho fairy paths OF our southern home.
10 the cit,on groves and the fountains, come,
80 I cannot como 20 thee
And leave my mountain land,
Though the weary brow may be
By pcrfumed brcezcs famed,
oh, swcctcr tho air, though cold and rude
Upon this rocky solitude.
- For here my chidhoo hours
Have blthcly passed away,
l coild not sit in ladies' bowers
Through tho FREQ and Joyous day
Rather I'D list TO the cataract's voice,
Aud in the loud wall Of the winds rejoice.
- And I love to stand upon
The high unsheltcrcd rock,
When tho clouds are sweeping on
10 the mighty thunder shock
Till they say my eve has caught the fire,
And my cheek the glow of the tempcst's ire.
" oh mol cannot come,
Though your southern cline is bright,
cannot leave my home
With it, own blue glorious night;
Fair in the golden days decay,
Fafer when day-hght's passed away
Night. oh come with mo
The glorious night TO know
Shadow of Heaven is day,
Night opens Heaven below;
With its speaking stars and its full bright moon,
And the azure robe Of It's burning noon.
Cline Of the south Is bright;
Hearts Of the south are true,
Even sorrow is soft and light
As the kiss Of the honey dew;
To the haunts of Love in onr southern home,
With heart of Love, oh maiden come.
." Cline of the north is pure,
Hearts the north are strong,
With frmness to endure,
Might to rcpol wrong;
In veal and woe, too true 20 roam
l cannot leave my mountain homo."
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July17.

SifEAM SUGAR--We offer for sale, an assortment
- of Family Loaf and Lump Sugars, refined bv D.
L. Thomas, Of Baltimore with steam apparatus lately
erected by him. upon the most recent ndimproved plan
and construction.
The direct agency Of fire being in this process of re-
liang, entirely dispensed WITH the sugars do not suffer
any dminuiion OF body and strength; neither is any
use made Of buocl's blood, lime, clay &c. but the
whole process Is carried on in the simplest and neatest
manner Of which the firm grain. lu-tre, brancy and
colour of the sugars bear ample testimony, and must
strike and convinco every purchaser and consumer of
their superior quality ard economy of use
LUCKE & Sf2ER
July H. 20-5is
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TO THE PUBLIC
Mail Coach Line jrcm Guynndotteto adunton, three

Mail Coach Line fTcm Guynndoitefo Sid,tnfou three
times tcetk.
yHNHE Subscribers have established a line of Pose
~ Coaches from Guyandotc Siaunton, which,
instead OF running f,cce week only stated in
former nouce, VIII, for the greater accommodation Of
The Traveller, and TO prevent unavoidable delay the
road, perform the Route three times week.
The Line will pass through Charleston, and from
thence by the Lcks and the State Turnpike 10 Lewis
burg, and the principal Medicinal Springs to wit tn
White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm &c. to Staunton.
1t viii leave Guyando,te every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday, al o'clock, 4. NJ and on its re-
turn will leave Siaunton every PenesdGy FTdoy and
Sunday a; the same hour
AT Staunton the Line meets the Rich.
mond and Fredericksburg Lines, also, running three
times a week.
The Route from Guyandoe TO Staunton will be per-
formed IN travelling DAYS (the 7th day, in each
week. heing necessarily a resting day,) and from
Staunton 10 Richmond or Fredericksburg in DAYS, and
from Richmond TO the city OF Washington in &c hours
AMI from Fredericksburg TO the City in 8 hours
Route.
Persons ascending the Ohio, on their wav to the
North VIII ind this Route very pleasant & cheap one
And those who may wish to visit The Springs are in
ofncd that, exclusive OF the Line, they can gene
rally be accommodated, on short notice, with good ca
ira Coaches TO those watering places.
And the Public are assured that in attention to the
accommodation and comfort of the passengers so far as
good coaches and teams, and skul attentive and So
Der drivers can afford them the line shall not be infe-
rior 10 any other in the State.
PORTER s. BELDEN,
Propretors from Guyandotte to the Warm Springs
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor from the Warm Springs to s,aunton
Guyandotte, June 10. I2-w2m
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AHIAS committed, as runaway, to the Jail of Buck
w ingham County, on the 18th day OF March,
1929, negro man who calls himself John Ha,on. He
says he is free man, that he born and raised in the
upper part OF King and Queen County and was bound
apprentice to one Jno. Bullock, (farmer of King and
Queen County, from whose service he deserted about
years ago. John is likely, well proportional man,
feet 3 inches high, OF dark yellow complexion
nndistinguished by any mark except that his upper
ioretceth are unusually wide apart The said negro
has oeen engaged in navigating James River from Rich
mond to Lynchburg for about years past. The own
er OF said negro is requested TO forward prove
property, pay charges and take him away, he will
be dealt with according 10 law
JOHN McREYNOLDS, Tailor.
Buckingham c. III. May 25. 5-wl2t
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CH-1RLES " McGLV.VESS,
hVOSi's SiUNs CHAiH,
IND Oluamenla Painter, Glider, &c.

IND Oraagleis!dI Painter, Glider, &c.
AZ MS Old stand south side Of the Capitol Square and
next doof 10 thc Compiler Office.
* RATEFUL 70 his friends and the citizens of yir-
an gina generally for the patronage no has receiv-
cd, would inform them, that he still continues TO carry
the above business in all their various branches
His prices viii be suited to the times lie forbcars TO
say any thing about s qualifications as a residence Of
years in Richmond, will enable the public to Judge OF
bis pretcnsions TO patronage
". B.-workmen can be sent 10 Che country at the
shortest notice
IL An Apprentice wanted-one from the country,
not over 10 years old, would be preferred
Jnly To- IaM--,f