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morning, on my way to court-He was on an excursion
TO the canal, so that did not see him. called on
him this afternoon again, and found him engaged in
writing letter To the editor for the purpose OF contra
dieting the publicaton.-He assur'-t me, as had at
brst supposed, that IL totally without alton:
and spoke both OF you and Mr. Cooke in terms of
affection and esteem. entirely confident that he
has been misrepresented and probably stood
For myself, shall say, that tits not, and never has
been, my practice 10 speak harshly Of any genteman
aud certainly have not begun, and shall not begin,
total change oi conduct with YOU and Mr. Cooke
have nfver directly, indirectly said or insinuat-
ed, thought that YOU Mr.. Cooke deserted the in.
'eiests OF your cons usnts.-OL the contrary, have
always thought, end 40 still think, that u served
th"m faithfully.
never d'ddeclue to any person, that If you AM Mr.
Cooke had not pursued the course y1u dill, had deter
mined, with others TO yield. WI said Oh this sub.
Ct was saidopeny not ccnidentisly- was certainly
DESTROYS OF framing tuition, and have given
mp my own judg ment and opinion, to considerable
rather than di.perse without ac pshin, any
tbing.-i have civ in them up 10 a considerable exen
have % you, and have IN ,ught that, in my nGi.
dual Jndgmrn', the white basis i'm The hou e OF del
egAes wi the federal ba.is in til. senate though no.
approved by me, more desilabe for the east than
the plan actually adopted.
Ihis however, il pasSedThe cons tiiution is recon-
mended by The convention have voted tor A. and sin.
cerely wish its adopon-My obi c,ions whatever hey
were, are si'enccd forever, and not willing TO
bring them forward again.
am very sorry that my name should he introluced
IN public paper Tor any purpose whatever, more e.-
pec'aly Tor the purpose Of illuminating gent men OF
whom have reason TO think, aud OF whom do think
most iavouraby.-lt gives me great pleasure TO he.
ieve confidently, that Mr.. Mercer is as nnoc mt a.
myself.
WIN great respect and esteem,
am, dear cir, your ole dent,
J MARSHALL
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oil " sour soil'' The next crop was ncsry as good
me succeeding crops have gradually increased 10 guam
uy' weight and value. The ingenious inventor OF
the subsratum plough, has added much TO our means
OF Improvement in this, he has done by the appli.
cation OF his skill to the production or various impe
mems, valuable by their simplicity aud cLeapness-
out whilst acknowledge the benefit he has confer cd
by placing substitute for deep poughng wi hin The
reach oil those, who cannot be temped to reverse the
sub OIL cannot avoid thinking that il the sub. so in
an cases ne derierious 10 vegetation when TO
'he surface; when meora,ej by the chemical action
oi 'ne-hy the expansion OF hostSy exposure to the
influences OF heat aud ghtby the operation of various
agents an measures, employ ed for the chanca
aon OF s particles, or the supply Of lis deicien ces
must IN most cases, be injurious to the tender raL
efes, which have been led 10 "ciput mor,uum" viii.
nsr hey never could have been seduccd, but by the
attractions oil water, to vegeiae for tme-soon alter
To die, and disease or debil,tate the plant
nave never had apprche OF the Loss of an NAL
manure ny SINKING as its component parts general.
so nsouble IN water, as 10 cause them be left by
rdn suihciently 10 the surface Tor all our pur-
poses' Out have had many motives TO guard az aius'
Is escape ny evaporation, and therefore in aria " d.
pose deeply,and generally In its freshest state be.
meath the surface of the land My experience during
nearly twenty years has laugh, that in this eli
mate tohere HE erhaiations of the sun during one
season, the influence Of wind-the effects of melting
snow and torrents Of rain during another upon sur
lace made iptrvious by frost almost the edge of AN
axe Top dressing except when principally comuo, ed of
cacare2us matter, should seldom be applied.
lhe curious sheds. ingenious stercorarie. and mel
low compost pie Of which prints are givca and ON
which long essays have been written, Ihave been con.
vinced are adapted neither the climate of Penp.vl
vania, nor TO our purses nor plans.
Science is essential to the agricultural art-chemi,
"y aids IL at every turn-cookiug is chemical pro.
cess, yet | should be unwilling TO he fed, with SCUM
IRON The laboratory OF the great Davy himself unless
he had been practsed in seasoning his broth-even If
WIN ne ad OF the whole college If physicians il were
scientifically compounded Snoett's of the an
clients aud served in classic OF gold.
[.4meric1n Farmer
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March 2.
FHNWENTY DOLLARS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from
IL p: Devereaux of the city o! Richmond about the

FHNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaw,v from
n p. Devereaux of the city OF Richmond about the
9th day oil November, 1929, negro man slave named
israe cana styles himself Israel Iarr) about 81 years
OF age five feet high, thin visaged with a large nose
ana generally wel-dressed in blue cloth clothes and
wears watch in his pocket and has acted for several
years as servant in the Eagle Tavern. The above
slave il is supposed has obtained free papers and il at
tempting TO pass as free man, and may attempt TO get
oil to some free State II he is apprehended near Rich
nonu, the above reward will be paid if makingof
ira reasonable eXpcnces will also be paid for his safe
delivery in the Jail of the City Any information that
can be given TO Mr.. Dcvercaux of the Civ with rs
gard TO the way in which he got OIL will be literally re-
warded and all persons forewarned from harborinp
the said slave and all captains of steamboats, and other
captains or masters of vessels from carving of the said
slave, under penalty Of the rigour of the law
JOHN WARBURTON Adm'or
~ of Rodwel Delk, decd.
james Iity county, Dec. IL. 7l-w12tH
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From tho Columbia ToIe.copc.)
COM MERCIAL CHEMISTRY

Beng specimen OF about one hundred experiments
made in the vi ell S'aes since the Introduction of
the Tariff in lSl6 according TO the most approved
processes OF the american System devised aud per-
fected in the laboratory OF CONGRESS, under tn.
auspices OF NJ ssrs. adams and clay aided by tn,
suggestion, OF those accomp he'd operators, Mr.. He
Eekidh Niles and Afdthc,c Carey, Esqrs
1. Hoo to reduce rery extended and beneficial
commerce to its i0rest possible amount
stop all The means, and cut off all the springs and
sources o, domestic as WILL Of foreign trade; hy re-
sing to buy from others who in must refuse TO
GUY from yeu. EXAMPLE. Table of American ton.
mage employed in the foreign trade from the year 1900
tn 1907 and from the lSDO In
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LIE burg, 18th March, 1880.
. lFtom ne Hgasliasloaian.l

FIN important infringement Several respectable
gentlemen, who were III Col MERGERS company last
week in Washington, intorm that in conversation
with the Colonel he sta ed TO them that Chief Justice
Marshall had expressed his surpriZe 10 him at the
course pursued in Convention by those members who
had deserted their constituents; that it, (sad Mr.. Mar.
shall) they had held out, been firm, they would have
got what they contended for, pure white basis in the
House OF Delegates; that some of the eastern men
ber' after an EFF ctua struggle, had determined to
yield-We do not pretend to give the literal
ton between Col Mercer ami our informants but the
substance, and the public that from
undJubted sources.-Thus il appears that f.w short
weeks have swept from under those gentlemen who
ted agans, the wishes OF their constituents one Of their
principal reasons that the west too weak to carry
her plans
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DONtM SpI0.
RAIL ROADS.

From various qua tsrs of the country, we continue
70 receive the strongest evidences Of the pubic sr-
m'nt IN iayor Of tis sup ror mode Of convey nee
joks were opened ~ New Casfle. Del, on the 4 n
int To receive subscriptions for I25 0O1 doIsrs 10
sfucf H0i. Road from ilil' place 10 Ftench'own.-
On th1t day the tm,unt ofs7 600 dollrs suhscrib
ed; which is considered sufficient 10 secure. chsctr-
ally. Tie conn leiion NJ the work The book. roma n
oren We understand, TO obtain the additional 80 600
doll re-.
In Ohio the sutjgHis teg'nDing 70 receive DE ~,
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q ruary 25,h, 1880:
Charles Vest, pm
against
Nathaniel 5 Callahan and Thomas Teller, D.fts
ms day came the plaintiff by his counsel and filed
m o III ms cause; and the Defendant Nathaniel s.
srcuriy according TO the Act OF Assembly, and the
kues OF this Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
o me Court mat he is not an ihhabitant of this Com
mohwea u, II u ordered, that the said Defendant Ma
hanie = CdllIh do appear here the first dav Of
May Courtnex', and answer he bill OF the Plaintiff: and
mat copy OF this orer be forthwith inserted in The En-
4urer IA new"raper published in the City of Rich
mond) Tor two months successfully, aud that another
copy be posted at the front door OF the Courthouse OF
hs County. Copy. Tenc.
PHILIP b. WINSTON, C. III. G.
March v. l06-wSw*
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POHI1IoAHe
EsBURG, March 6

D.
To The Eiiior OF the Genius of Liberty.
SIR:-ln the Washingonia before tie last you may
Ind the paragraph, apparently editorial, which ask
The favour OF you TO publish The treatment which |
have received at The hand. Of those who conduct tina
paper for some time past, renders il plain that the
nvdlous illusions in the paragraph to me, and my
friend, MIR Cooke.-Such too, il the general under,
standing of the town and neighbourhood
Ii would seem TO me extraordinary that COL Me Ger,
'he old aud intimate friend OF Mr.. Cooke and my elf
should have spoken Of represented in that paper
i am assured he did speak, nor do | be.
lievs he did.
Fully convinced the venerable Chief Justice Of the
United States had not departed from his well known
course OF prudence and bensvol-nce, far make
npon MT Cooke and myself the personal reflections
imputed 10 him, tilt myself al liberty ask him TO do
us jus'ce-He has done it.-By giving publicity to
our correspondence, you will obge me- and the
cause Of truth. hope, hrncetorward, those who may
feel wish to indulge their genius for writing, will dis
cuss, before the people, the rits and dement's of the
amended constitution, and to weary society with
personalities seldom interesting, pt 10 minds which
cannot rise 10 tic investigation OF principles.
am Fir, with much respect,
II. IL. HENDERSON.
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CH4RLES ~ .WeGLVN'ESS


HOUSE, SIGN, CHAIR, M
mn Ornamental Painter, Glider, SC.
AT his old stani south side of the Capitol Square, ard
next door to the Compiler Office
Il HATEFUL TO his friends and the citizens of vi =
~ ginia generally for the patronage he has receive
cd, would inform them, that he still continues to carry
on the above business in all their various branches
His prices will be suited TO the times. lie lo bears 10
say any thing about his qualifications a. residcaco Of
years in Richmond, will enable the public TO Judge Of
hisprstensons 70 patronage.
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COLON BIA.

We have heen favored with the following letter, adj
dressed TO Commercial house i'm this city. II is dated
" MARAcAIBoJ ,r. 10. 1880.
We have az ye' received from Bogoia,-
but are expecting il daily, with eo1d al of interest,"
to know what measures will be taken, in qu
nj The revolutionary movements in Venezuela. IN
Maracsibo; M public denomination has been made al
though an officer from Caracas. native Of this place
was here, endeavoriRg TO make pro'evtes. A mere
glance at the situation of Mararsho, politically and
geographically, ought TO convince any ono. that she
has scarcely any community Of interest with Venezue-
Ia, while her commercial existence evidently depends
on her connexion with the Southern ii trici of ;he
count~y.-Bu what reason nigh fail of eTecing with
our Marac bo hoispurs, will 10 all appearance be FRO.
duced by the Wholesome operation Of fear The dread
Of consequences will inevitably keep them quiet until
they know which side will he rnos' likely 10 gain the
ascrndsncv." nv. Y. Jour. of Cam.
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I'm CHANCERy: In Amelia County, January Court,


Ann X. Lyon, widow of Joseph Ligon)
gon, children OF said Joseph Lyon, dec.
against
John c. Jackson, in right of his wife Susan
formerly Susan Lyon, Anderson Jennings in
right OF his wife Nancy, formerly Nancy Ii.
gon, MIrinda Lyon, infant dAughtr Of Rsu. DefIts
ben Lyon, dec. by Gabriel Jones her guar
diam adj Item, and Al xander b. w slthall, adj
ministrdtor Of Joseph Lyon, dec.
The defendants, Anderson Jennings and Nancy his
wife, and Mirnda Lyon, not having entered their APP
Peatance and given sccnrty 10 the Act Of Assembly
and The Rules Of this Court; and II appearing TO the
satslact0n Of the Court tbet they not inhabitants
Of the Common eslh 1t is ordered, That they DO ap.
pear here ON the four h Thursiay in April rest, End
answer the Complanants' bil and that copy Of this
order he forthwith in.e'ed in some newspaper publish
ed II the City Of Richmond for Two months successive.
w, and another copy ported up at the front door Of the
Courthouse Of this County two successive Court
days. Copy. Tese,
J. r. LEIGH. c. A. c.
Feb. g. I02-USw
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UTIFTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures on
I'd Tuesday the 10Th instant from ON board Mr.. p J.
Archer's boat, then lying at Gainesville, negro man.
TON, (who calls himself Tom Jefierson) He is a re-
narkaby likely man, about 26 years old, feet or 10
inches high, well formed and very straight dark COM
pexion though not very black, high cheek bones and
has lost one OF his front teeth, believe an upper tooth
on the left side the loss of which shows when he speaks
his dress is not known, as he went his wfe's house
(at Goochand courthouse) the night after he absconded
and there changed his clothes: he has been carriage.
driver several years. consequently he is well acquainted
In Richmond where II is probable he may go he is
very arful fellow, and may try pass for free man
and attempt to Leave the State will give liberal re
ward Tor his apprehension in the State and $50 IL taken
up out oil the State and secured in Jail that get him
again Any information respecting him, addressed 10
me near Sottsyile, Powhaan county Va willb thank
uily received. ROBERT X. DABNEY.
Powhatan, Feb 0i-wf
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"a ANOS got by Sir Archy, and raised by Mr.. John
81 Randolph of Roanokc-IIis stand for the present
season will be at my house, Belle Ise Louisa County
near Pott esvilc. invite all persons who are raising
from line horses TO view Janus, he is inferior TO
any horse-large bone and full of muscle-carries his
ieet better under than any horse have for some
Tune SO soon as can get his performances, | will
make known his pedigree, terms, sc. in haud-bs.
80 j. G. DICKINSON.
hdch (. 1O4-w3w
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RlCHD II. HENDERsoN.
JUDGE MaRsHaLL's REpLY

" NsTtI Cd T5H, INYU
My DEAR SfPs--f was good deal surpfizsd and
panied a. your letter OF the 18Th enclosing paragraeh
affecting myself, we'll a. you, which WIS cn out Of
paper published IN Lseeburg Having never heard
Nj Mercer speak 81 her Of you or Mr. Cooke, bnt in
term, Of esteem AID freud hip. 'horghi II impossible
that he could have applied 10 either Of you The l,n-
Rn'ge used IN he paper from which the paragraph
WA lak'n, and was yery sur' he never would have
ascfi5ed hat anEpaKa 10 mel determined In ral on
him bri1r' aa'wer'd yonr letter, and DID 20 ID IS
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IN CHAM ERY.-At Rules held in the clerks Of.
IA nee OF The county court of Buckingham, on Mon.
day The LIST day OF March, 1880:
Thomas w. McCraw, pnT
against
Shaw, Mr.
The defendant Rdnsone not hiving entered lis ap-
peaIance aud given security according 10 the act of
Assembly and the rules OF this court ard appesring
10 the satisfaction OF the court that he not an nhobi
tn oil this country, il is ordered ai The said Ransone
do appear here on the Is day Of June court Mex and
answer the bill Of the I'll ,IuiiH and that cory OF bs
or'et be forthwith inserted in some pew.paner nun
lishcd in the city of Richmond for mont suoces
lively and pos at thu front door OF the courthouse
this unity. Copy +. ste.
March I06-wSw r. ELDRIDCF r m r
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[ From nic .'fss.edi BjoU. |
'rlIE uEiRESS

From me .TTs.eh bD0U.
TIIE HElRESS.
love thee for myself alone,
The world rrprovcd my choice;
Yet we'll thou know'st claimed thee still,
With no unsteady voice.
They ciipl thee, hcklc;--O. how blind
Fond Woman's love may be
blamed thee not for broken vows,
Rejoicing thou wort free.
My father told mo thou wert poor,
lmprovdent and Wild;
Tie said that want and pcnury,
Would kill his gentle child.
answered not but secretly
scoul'd the tale he told
Aud then stole forth To oilcr thee
Tho licircss and her gold.
My Mother said--'' do not hood
Thy Lovers want OF wealth =
But will he fondly cherish thoc,
In sickness aud in health?
He has the restless eye of one
Who leads a rowing life;
lie loves not Us thou should'st DO loved,
do not be his wife
MY Fathers anger mov'd me not
Nor Yet my Mothers tears;
Tiny hscinatiou wcau'd my heart
From lOyc-thc growth OF years
With few aul ilictilg tears | left
The hauuts OF early youth,
And placing this weak hand in thine
trusted 10 thy truth.
My chosen dwelling would have been,
Some undisturbcd retreat;
But led by thee trod the halls,
Where pleasures votaries meet -
And il with joy heard them praise,
The Beauty of thy Bride;
Twas hut because dearly priced,
My husbands glance Of PRIDE.
But then n droary time came on
often wcpt alone -
Aud when we met thy voice had lost
IT. former gentle tone.
l uttcr'd no complant-thou knowcst
Inever did rcpine -
And If my pale check chidcd thee,
II was no fault of mine.
I heard my boastcd wealth was spent,
I smiled nj such loss;
My husbands love more To me
Far more than boarded dross =
Aud was it only this that caused
The iiowns upon his brow?
" That wealth has been his banc, ~ cried
We shall he happy now"
Vain hope for thou dost shun the home
Thy folly rendered poor;
j know not how To win thee back,
My cheek has lost its lurc
have no Mother now to sootho
My sorrows on her breast
And he whose counsel despised,-
My Father, IL at rest.
lilo not say love thee not
No, false one, come what will,
Return aud be but kind To me,
And should love thee still
"A broken mirror still reflects,
IT, every SHATTERED part
IT'S thus love seems but multiplied,
In this poor broken heart.
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March 9.

ChaNCERf AT rules taken in the Clerk
ON e oil Prince Edward County Court, the Ist day
OF February, 1880:
william A. Tisdale and Elizabeth hi.
wife, and John Smith and Edward Smith
sue by their next friend Richard ,oker
against
David Street administrator Of S.erl;ne0
Smith, dec JJhn Clark. Thomas S cott Al.
len Smith, Thomas Goode John p. Morris DeLI,s
william Lyon, Edmund Booker aud ST.
neon Walton,
The defendants, Morris AMI Booker n u having en-
tered their appearance and given security according
10 an Act OF The General Assembly and the Rules Of
'h's Court; and IL appearing that they are not inhab
tants oil this St<t, Ga the motion OF the Coon,,nants
by Counsel it il entered al rates ao esiid That The
'a'h defendants, NORRIS and Booker appear here ON
me hrst day OF May Court next, and answer the Cam.
Painants bIi and that copy OF this order he forth
win inserted in some one Of the public new papers
printed III The City OF Richmond for two months .ur-
ee'Vey an also posted at the front door the Court
house Of this County. Cow Teste
reo Eo' iez-wSw Is. j. WORSIIAM. C C.
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,eniion ii so well merits. A law has been passed by
The legislature OF Ohio, incorporating company to
connruct Kali road from Steubenvle 10 the Ohio Ca
nal. We observe, also, that public meeting is TO be
held a, ST. Clarsvlle. the 18Th instant fer the pur-
pose oil considering aud adapting for the
vey and location OF Raii-road ON Bridgeport on the
OHIO river opposite the town OF Wheeling to the Three
Forks Of saltwater in Belmont county, or to such o.
Their pon, as may be deemed advisable SO as to connect
with tie ONO Canal at or near the mouth of SILVA.
ter"
In New Jersey, measures OF a practical character
are aoont'o be tak-n In commissioners appointed
under the OF the legislature OF that state Tor the
Incorporation oil the =" Camplen aud Amboy Rail. road
AID Transportation Company" have giv,n notice tina,
the stock subscription books will be opened on the fret
OF The ensuing mon at Highs own, Noun, Holly, anI
Campden. TBaH finer
INIT Masonry in Pennsylvania The Anti. Ma
sonic Convention OF Harri,burgh continued in session
only two ,lavs and apnonsd twenty de gates TO
attend he Philadelphia Contention. 1t ador'ed an
address reported by Commit ee and voted that five
thousand hand-ls, containing tie proce edings OF the
convention, should be published, and third in the
German Language. On the H. Il day. after debate
the i'owihg resolution was postponed for the pres
cn.:"-
Resofred Tha, we have 90 900 or more copies OF the
pamphlet containing some account Of the kidnapping
aud subsequent abduction ofWiliam Morgan, together
WIN me ,rai and conviction of of his abductors
struck CT for the purpose OF distribution"
Rutgers Cohege.-We learn with great pleasure,
mat The Hon. Wn Writ, late Attorney General OF the
Omed states. has consented 10 deliver the annual
hon beore the Peithessophan and Paoclean Socie les
OF Rutgers College. The Willingness Of such men as
rren and Writ to promote the Of sound ard lib
eral educaion and give dignity and encouragement to
the youthful societies Of our literary institutions, de-
serves all praise Our citizens will have an o. portuny
OF making apca'ant trip in the pleasant season OF
The year, and hearing the far famed Virginia orator.
NJ Y. Clm Ado
KANAWHA SALT.
Tn" Inspectors return If Salt inspected ard weigh
ed in Ktnawha County, during the quarter ending 18th
Dec. 1929, exhibits PHI ,SS bushels and 81 pounds or
N
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NTIRGiNIA In Cbancrry.--Iu Hanover Coun,y
Court, Feb. 25h 1890
John Mclaughlin, pI,T

John Mclaughlin, PhG
against
Archibald p. Matthews James B. M u,lews and
' e "d'he"s, Dedts.
rms day came the Plaintiff by his counsel aud filed
ms MI IN this cause; and the ID f.EdAnt Archibald
u. Matthews, not having entered his appearance and
gwen security accord ng 10 the Act of Assembly and
'ss OF ihis Court ana 1t appearing TO the sati. ficon
oil Inc Court That lie is iDhatitan of this Com
monwedh IL u ordered That the said ID .fendant Ar.
chlnad J.. Matthews, do appear here on the first Law
OF May Court next, and answer the II of tie PLAIN
f and that copy OF ibis order he forthwith Inserted
IN we Enquirer, "a newspaper published in the Civ
Oh N'hhohi) Tor two months Excessively and
'ha ano her copy be posted at the front door of The
courthouse OF this county. ply. Trste
PHILIP B. WINSTON c. H. 6
Match9. Io6 &c.