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B.1L TLvoRE .,SD OUFo R.fiL-goID.
NOTICE
TO Road Makers and Bridge
Builders.

SEALED proposals siH be received from
- the sd 10 the 9Th % NosembeF, for
The graduation Of parts Of tie Fourih and 81
the ftih Division % The nsil. Itosd, snd 81
hstsrsl Road To- Ffedsriektown. toksthsr
s'norsetnE disiapee - sssbt tuesty nilss.
Those paris of The Fourth end f,nh Dis,-
Suns commences 81 post wear ihs Mills Of
5S,rh cod Aadsf,op. sbout one male sosgl,
oi New Market, sud extend across The Mo.
nocaes River 20 tie Point Of Rotks" On
The Potomac River. The lateral road eos,-
nis ntss near the crossing ~ the MosSssSv.
sad exisRds 10 she CITY OF Frsdef,ek. Fred.
erIck County, MsrJisBd.
Proposals VIII be received 81 the sams
time foe the accessory hlssoaFy.
BeiSssn those dajs. the subsegibsr wpI
siiend on the grourd for the purpose of ~.
ing such iniormsiiop ~ say be s.4sued by
hose dssPosed 10 eousraet Propossrs are
insiisd 10 devois more altsnlisn 70 en- ga
niosiion iniO the siiustioa aud character Of
ihe esyih 70 b. removed. end he stone qosF-
res 10 be used, than bas 1sysily beer done
Proper q 70 It's mstier may prsysat
mueh dia'esiiy aRd embsrrss,msHs. % not
ioss, 70 The progress Of The wofk The has
vii ss divided INTO convenient secuops
Ree9mss adsiioss foT ismrersHss. espueity
md 'sfits ~ 10 be erPseisa 70 sseompsny
si proposals.
CASPIAN W. VIEWER, svFt.
Fvedsr,ekt0wBs Md. Nov. ..
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cups AND DOWNS. -

Perhaps there Is no article, not even man him
ali, Which has experienced more ups and downs,
than FL"rH The price 10 Baltimore. on Ss,ur-
day last. was 8 90, aud in Alexandra, 81 CO to
~ e..
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A MEETING

Nv the stockholders in the smitbfeId.
~ CbsTiestoSn. and Harpers-Ferry Turn
pike Company. - earnestly requested, II the
tavern Of Henry Hsiness IN Chatlrs,own, on
Friday tie 10th instsn, a. II o'clock, A. ~
Many Stockholders.
Nov. ~, 1880.
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nosroS, AUG. IS. l-75.

pohss uu"outtN anu war nave ueen
compatible and compassion to the sub.
dued is become almost n general sys-
tenn.
Britons, ever pre-eminent in mercy,
have OUTCOME common examples. aud
overlooked the criminal in the captive.
Upon these principles, your prisoners,
whose lives by the laws of the land are
destined to the cord, have hitherto been
treated with care and kindness, and
more comfortably lodged than the
Kings troops in the hospitals; indis
criminstely, il is true, for I acknow-
ledge no rank. that is not derived from
the King.
My intelligence from your army
would justify severe recrimination. I
understand there are Of the Kings
faithful subjects, taken some time since
by the rebels, iabouring like negro
slaves to gain their daily subsistence.
or reduced 10 the wretched alternative
to perish by famine or take arms a.
gainst their King and country. Those,
who have made the treatment of the
prisoners in my hands, or your other
friends in Boston, a pretence for such
measures, found barbarity upon false
hood.
l would willingly hope. sir. that tie
sentiments Of liberality, which have
always believed you to possess, Rili be
exerted to correct these misdoings. Be
temperate in political disquisition /;
give Tree operation TO truth. and punish
those who deceive and misre present,
and not only the effects but the causes
OF this unhappy conflict will be remov-
ed.
Should those, under whose usurped
authority you act, control such a dis
position, and dare TO call severity re-.
talIaiion, TO God, who knows all hearts.
be ths appeal for the dreadful conse.
quences. trust that British soldiers,
asserting the rights Of the state, the
laws OF the land. the being Of the con
stitutIon. will meet all events with be
coming fortituds. They will court VIC
tory, with the spirit their cause in-
spires, and from the same motive will
mad the patience Of martyrs under mis-
fortune.
Till | read your insinuations in re-
gard 10 Ministers, ! conceived that !
hsd acted enJer the King whose
wishes, u - true, az we'll as those ol
-bia Ministers, aud Of every honest
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Newcastle GRINDSrONEs

find BuckwhCd .ueai.
Inn Newcastle Griods,ooes, from Is
HOO TO 40 inches diameter, and from
: 20 inches thick.
co hall and quarter bhls. BUCkwHEAT
FLOUR, of superior quality. Just received
and Tor sale. AAK1'fN 4 GIBSON.
No. &, I'yon -. isAayf. Bai,isigre.
Nov. IL. IB5O-St
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WANrEn 10 ulRR-

foR the ensuing year. Negro Woman.
= yl,o j. gDod cook, washer snd irooer. -
Tor such an one. liberal wsges VII Be given.
Apply ~ this ofce.
Nov 10 fg0a
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NOTICE.

YSHE undersigned has obtained let
n ters of administration on the per
sonsl estate Of John Sigsfuse, deed. All
persons indebted 20 said estate. are re-.
questcd 10 make immediate payment .
aud all those having claims. will present
them properly authenticated for psymen,
PADDOCK BUTT. .4Jfar.
Nov, IL, 1890
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JosNrn DaArYR is elected 10 Con
gress from the district lately represent.
ed by Gen. Alexander Smyth. deceas
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TINE subscriber again inform. his
II friends. &c. that he has Just re-
turned from market. with . very exten-
sive assortment OF
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, sc.
and would simply state. as q matter of
course. that he wants TO sell them; and as
an inducement. he will undertake TO sell
cheaper than any other house in town.
lie hopes has friends viii do him the favor
OF calling and examining his stock. which
'ney Will lind very extensive and very
cheap. Ladies' Shoes, new and fashion
able-Gentlemen's Shoes and Boots Of all
de.cripiion-hiisses and chiidren,s boot.
and shoes, and also splendid assortment
OF genilemen's fashionable Hats, LIST quail
ty, % and Sd ds.-Boy's fashionable hats
and caps. with many other articles unne-
cessary TO mention.
n. BUCKMASTER.
Charlestown, Nov. II, 1880.
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MISS n. ExAKow.

n thaFttssowu aud lis vicipity. and ipT,tms
Them tina, sLe has commenced The hasir-ss
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-30
TERIS.


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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

been more advantageous to the u s. h,n lie adoption
in practice. How then could his resolutions be made
party question! Simply because they would have one
rated against England which was then the vori,e o
the Federal party, and for France which the R.pub-
licans were attached To understand this we music
ny rcccliections hack 10 that period and remember
that Eng land then had commerce 4 treaty with +, .
and imposed heavy duties the productions Of The u
State; France hid co nmercal treaty with Ne and
received the most essential OF productions on the ca
siest terms, many OF them almost without duty Yet
we, in return, treated both France and England ,,t.
we dute all their productions same rates AMI thi.
was violating plain rule OF equity; dong iniu..
uce TO ourselves; il was doing what Mr. JrH.T.an in
his celebrated report commerce and navig Atom said
ought not to be done i, was giving free trade in cx
change for restrictions and vexaions To correct this
state OF things was the object Of Mr.. Madon's Re.o-
lHtons; and the duties then so low TO ,pi AN
average OF seven eight per cent that they could be
made no lower without deprivng ourselves of revenue
Mr. Madison proposed, instead of reducing duies i'm
favor OF France, to increase them against England |
use the names France and England because they were
The two powers 10 be principally affected, although the
terms oil the Resolutions were general and would an.
ply to all nations which had no commercial treaties
with us
This the object Of these celebrated Resolutions
and this the reason why they Were treated as party
measure and opposed by the Federalist..
nave read with great attention the plan Of Mr.. Ben
ton, IN the u s. Senate, 10 aboih duties
and to make the abolition applicable only the nations
who would reduce dut es upon our productions; and
recognize in this plan the identical principle which
was contained i'm Mr. Madison's Resolutions Both arc
founded upon the principle OF bew e.
friendly and uniriendly nations Mr.. Madison proposing
10 elect the discrimination by raising the duties (Which
were then TOO low 10 admit OF reduconl on the produc
ons OF unendy nations Mr.. Benton to effect
The same determinations by reducing and aboshng du-
ties In both cases il is optional with all nations 10 be
tire aed by alike and trade with rs upon the same
friendly terms; Mr. Bentons plan proposing grant The
beneht OF the reducc duties to all nations which will
by treaty, grant us equivalent advantages and Mr.
adsons Resolutions proposing TO apply his increased
duties TO nations who had no commercial treaties with
us; so that any nation would be relieved from their ope
ration as soon as they treat with u.s. friendly terms
Mr.. Giles was powerful debater in favor of Mr..
Msdison's Resolutions. Would he not render
great service TO his country by enlghtening the public
mind ON this most interesting subject
MERCATOR
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April g.

SITUATION WANTED.--A young who can
~ produce unexcep tionabe testimonials Of his respec-
aby and qualifications, wishes 10 procure situation,
az teacher in private family in respectable
neighborhood where 20 scholars be obtain
ed. His course of tuition will be follow English
Grammar. as expounded by Lindlay Murray, Reading
Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, with the use OF Maps
and Globes. Ancient and Modern History by the most
approved auborsand al oher branches necessary in
the formation Of good English Education lie would
al II desirable, conduct small class at the commence
menl OF Latin or Greek course letter directed TO
A. ,. ThomPsonviile, Cupepcr County, Va, will be-
immediately attended 10.
April 6. II4-w4y
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOX SALE
q SHALL sell TO the highest bidder, the Istof June
Ill next, II lair, II Otherwise the first fair day thereaf-
ter The tract Of land, which reside situate on the
southern bank OF Dan River ard each side of IA
rons Creek, (Which ia the dividing line between the
Counties oil Halifax and Mecklenbutg) On this Greek,
and ao ut The centre OF the tract is well-construced
Grst MILL which affords yearly profit of $50 barrels
OF gam Also, Cotton Machine, in separate build
ing l,O96 acres, is The quantity of land contained in
The tract, about two hundred and forty Of which /, low
grounds The most substantial evidence can Offer Of
The value oil this land H. that my average crop about
TWO thonsanc pounds OF Tobacco, and eight hundred
pounds oil Pork and Beef TO each hand; besides super
abundant supply oil every grain crop which is nscessa
y Tor The plantation, that add the comfort of
large family.
MY terms will be, four equal annual payments TO
take date from the frs, day OF January next at which
time possession will be gven and each payment to be
secured by bono with personal security, and ein on
The property
ROBERT NELSON
April 6. lII.--w,IJeif
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= Not of the Last Legislature.
TO THE EDITORS.

"WAsHINGToN, April 3, 1890.
al had scarce read YOUR note received this morning
by the Southern mall when member of the House
from Pennsylvania put into my hands letter from Sc
naor oil its Legislature, received hour ago by the
Northern mail, announcing that the Democratic
members of that body had held meeting in the Senate
Chamber at Harrisburg Wednesday evening, and
unanimously adopted preamble and resolutions appro-
batting the administration of General Andrew Jackson
and expressing ga decided opinion that his reelection
will meet the wishes of the Democrats of Pennsylva-
MA and accord with the best interests of the peope of
the U. S"-The meeting was unanimously attended, De-
mocrats from every section of the being present
Honorable John Brown, Senator from Aleghany pre.
'ided assisted by the Speakers OF the two branches Of
the Legislatures as Sscretares-Thusd does Pennsylya-
MA, IKE faithful champion in the Of the PEG.
pie again cast hr glove into ho arena, for her avo.
rite " military chieftan."
" unite with you in opinion as 10 the Home De.
parment, the Rear Admirals, AMI the National Rozd
So Ear az can learn, the unexsected collis;on he
tween the U. ). Telegraph, and the NJ Y. Courier &
Enquirer, az TO the " Next Presidency" is REGARDED
by republicans az premature. The enemy of course
like IT, confess, the articles published by them we're
perused with regret.-Tms movement howayer In
Pennsylvania, will probsbl" put the matter at rest"
To he Editors Of the ENQUIRER.
GENTLEMEN have lately seen in the Enquirer
reference TO Mr. MadisOn's eel braed Reoluiion4 on
commercial restrictions and commercial recipro sub
United in the House Of Representatives Of tie United
States IN January 1884, and rejected in February fol.
lowing, 10y party vote in which the majority was only
i've against the Resolutions. This isundoubieGly true
The vote Tor the resolution 46. and included tbe
power and strength OF the republican party; the vote
against them was 81, and comprised the strength Of the
FeierdlIsts' The pWport of the Resolutions was 10
increase the duties on articles imported from countries
winch bad no commercial treaties with the United
States and the PRINCIPLE was to discriminate between
nations which received productions on dineten
terms, 20 as to ayor the trade Of those nations which IA
yorel ours. This was The principle contained in Mr.
JEFFERsoN's celebrated Repor, on tie comperce sni
navigation OF the United States made n the wear 1893
and to give practical effect which The Resolution. Of
Mr.. NJ sdison were brought in Nothing could be more
equitable than this PRINCIPLE; nothing could have
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April 6.

NIRGINiA;-Ln Cianeery.--Ata Court continued
y and he'd for Buckingham County, the 18th day of
March, 1880:
Ienas Sanders, Pla
against
Na'hl lancaster, adm'or with the will annexed Of
James Sanders, dec. Stephen Sanders, Goodrich San
ders, John W. Sanders, Richard G.. Word and AIlev
s. his wife, WIN. Jones, and Polly his WIFE, Elih1
Sanders Caroline Sanders, Sally Ann Sanders, Mary
= Sanders James Sanders, WIN. J. Sanders Charlotte
Sanders, Geo G. Sanders. John p Sanders, Robsrt
Sanders, Judith Sanders, Elizabeth Sanders Sally San
der', Celia Sanders, Benjamin Whitehead and PoIlyI
ms wife, James Jarrett, and Alexander Jarrett, Nathan
H. III ornion Il Co, and James Anderson, Dents
The Defendants, VIM. Jones, and Polly his wife
kichard Z. Word, and Alloy his wife, and John w
Sanders not having entered their appearance and Civ
en- security according 10 the act OF Assembly and the
rules OF this Court and IL appearing, by satisfactory
evidence, that they inhabitants Of this State II
is ordered, That the said VIM Jones, and Polly his
wife, Richard G. Word, and Alley bis wife and John
W. Sanders, do appear here al June Court H. and an
swer the bill Of the Plaintiff, and that copy OF This
order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer
for two months successfully, and posted al The front
door Of the Courthouse Of this county copy Teste,
II ELDRIDGE, c. b. c.
April 6. l1i-wSw
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" lRGlNIA: In Chancery.-At Court continued
" and held for buckingham county, the 1lih day Of
March, 1880.
Liltleberry Hardiman, Pf
against
John Hardiman, and John Morris admir- OF Richard
Hsrdiman. decd DenJs
Inc defendant John HsrdimaD not having en-
Tered his appearance and given security according 10 the
oil Assembly and the rules of this court and IL an.
Pearing by Satisfactory evidence that he is not an inba
ohant OF THIS state, On the motion OF the plaintiff IL il
ordered That the said John Hardman do appear here
or 'hs hrst day OF August term next, and answer the
NH OF ne plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be
lor'hWI'h inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for two
months excessively, and posted the front door of the
Courthouse Of this county. Copy. Tese,
X. ELDRfDGE, C. c.
April 6. u4-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

FoRGERY-Erfrdcto Of a letter from Fincastle Bot
etoWt county, Pa, March 81: ave have committed
TO Jail for trial, fellow calling himself samuel Davis
Spencer, for forgery. More than $4,000 of base paper
ON the Bank OF Va. and the Farmers Bank, found
in his saddle bags, with ink and plates. He
ed by the exerons of James Harvey, without warrant
and at considerable risque the fellow being armed with
pistol and dirk"
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ANOTHER CAPITAL PRIZE OF
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS!

To be drawn in the City OF Bal,imore,on
Wednesddy, 2SM Of ApriL
NHARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No f. forllS3O
lYH This schS me is arranged on the popular ODD
and EVEN SYSTEM, by which the holder of Two
Tickets or two Shares is certain Of obtaining at least
One Prize, aud may draw THREE
Besides the Capital Prize of TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS, there are the usual number OF minor de-
nominations, and no Prize lOUer than FIVE Dollars
Only 5000 Tickets in the Scheme-More Prizes than
Blanks the whole payable in CASH. which as usual
can be had the moment they drawn.
Whole Tickets, $500 Quarters, SI25
Halves, 220 Eighths 60 ga
ORDERS either by mail (post paid) or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or prizes will meet
the same prompt and punctua attention as il on person.
al application.-Address
J. L. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
March ~. ll2-t23A Baltimore.
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HBiCTURE OF THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION
ID The subscriber proposes to publish in superb cop
per-pldte Engraving the picture which he has lust
completed, OF the Virginia Contention, exhibiting a
perspective view OF the int. ror of the Legislative Hail.
with all the members in their seats. The picture has
been wrought with Infinite palms, and attention del-
isy.ot the EksneSses, and contains Just one hundred
porraits--sl OF which have Leen carefully painted
ire IN life.
The Engraving will be OF very large size fssbv
70 nches) AMI published in the form Of Trunbul' rs
Print OF the Signers of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, with complete explanatory Key accompany
ing each Print neatly engraved. giving the names of
all the members, aud the districts which they repre-
sent.
lis hoped, that persons wishing to obtain the ear
Hest Impressions irsm the plate and have them deliver
ed at their residence. will feel disposed to add their
names TO the list C subscribers for The prints thereby
enceu aging the a-,i-t 10 proceed with this very ex
ppn.ive puhca i'm, which will depend entirely on
the encouragement whichmay be offered by subscrip-
ton.
The price of the Engravngs, to Subscribers will be
$l2 each, payable at Ia time OF delivery
Persons desirous of subscribing 10 the above work
are requested 10 transmit th cir names Subscribers
IN letter, post paid, directed Geo. Cdtiin Rich
n'ona' Pifginia, stating therein their place OF resi-
dencr, ana the number Of copies they de.ire.
The Piints will be delivered to Subscribers. living
In the State of Virginia. at their residence; but Sub
'crbers living out Of the Staie must designate the
pace oil their residence and place for the live
rye their Prints in the State of Virginia. or in the Gil
iy OF Observation-Disclosures Orleaas-Savan-
nah-Cineinnati-Ptsbu rgh-B gilmore. Philadelphia
New foik-or Boston5 in either OF which places,
the subscriber will! engage TO deliver the M according
to directions GEO. CATLIN
49, Richmond, y4prH 1880.
We, the Subscribers, having been familiar with the
above mentioned painting by Mr.. Catlin during its pro-
sre's aud being enabled TO judge of the fidelity of the
Ikenesses do not hesitate Iecomme nd the work 10
The public for their patronage.
JAMES p. PRESTON,
j. A. CHEVAILIE,
w. F. PEN DLETON,
TIIOS. RICHIE.
D.
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FHNHE Celebrated Horse MARION-wilI stanJ
III the ensuing season at my stable two miles from
the town oil Halifax and will render service al thirty
dollars the season, payable at its expiration which may
he discharged by twenty five ca,h Forty-iive dollars
property changed. One dollar to the Groom-The
season will commence the Ist of February and end IL III
July.
"oou pas'urage gratis, and mares grain fed %
per day when required, every attention shall be given
to prevent accidents escapes but responsibility for
either. MARION is beautiful dark bay, black name
ana legs iuii hve feet two and three-quarers inches
high, now nine years old, in good order &C. He was
got by old Sir Archie, his dam by Citizen his grandam
by Alderman, his great grandam by Roebuck, his T.
e. e. Dam oy erod, his Z. e. E. &. dam by Partner
&c MARION was run at Lsurenceville against Sir
Henry and won the Jockey Club with ease; he travel
ied 10 New Market, and there the Jockey Club
beating Bstsey Richards and Others.
BENJAMIN S. LONG
April 6. IH-IOt
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BIGGER'S OFFICE.
a MON Canal Lottery Of PeDnsyIvania, Glass Nc.
u 6, Tor 1880.
To he drawn in the City Of PhilsdelphiA on Tuesday
the 10Th April and che official dra wing will be re-.
by BIGGER, the Friday ollowinz %! inst
go No. Lottery, TEN drawn ballots
Capitals $4,000, $4,000 IS 900, So 900 50 40 10
Of $1,000, &c. &c.
Tickets 80, Halves so, Quarters 2 25
For sale in the usual great variety at the Lottery and
exchange office Of
THoS. B. BIGGER
Where on Thursday last No. g. 81 81 the
highest Capitol Prize of $40 600 in the Delaware and
south Carolina Lottery, extra class, No g. was sold
aud paid at sight TO resident Of Richnond-and where
paid as usual by BIGGER sight in the three last draw
ings
0 Y Orders from abroad meet the most prompt attsn
ton April g. IIi...1df
Medical INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA
I'VE The Summer Course Of Lectures wifi begin
on Monday the 9th day Of April, and end on The
Saturday preceding the first Monds Of November
I'll" month Of August il vacation.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ. Don the practice
OF Medicine.
VIM. p. DEVICES, NJ. ID On Midwifery
THos. HARRIS, NJ. ID Surgeon u. S. .NdpV-OD
Operative Surgery.
sAMI JACKSON, NJ. D. o. Msteria Medica.
WM. T.. HoRNER, M. D.-OO Anatomy.
JNo. X. MITCHELL, NJ. Don Chemistry.
JOHN BELL, VI On the institutes of Medicine
AMI Medical jurisprudence.
HUGH l.. HoDGE, NJ Don the Principles of Sur
gerry. w. T.. BORNER, Scc'rv.
263 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, April I1l-8m
atorToN YARNS a good supply Of hi, superi.
i Ttufaf fran
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9'osI FRIES $19S, 1872
Tickets $1o-Halues S5-Quarters So so.
s'Ordors from abroad promptly attended to--and the
cash paid as usual at sight for the Capital Prizes by
TIIOS. B. BIGGER.
April g. 1IA-d