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81 ard Mirandoa boih cities m Modeness tro,hl.s q,
po'uea nature are also said TO have taken place aud II
expected, according TO ettors from Turin The sp
I'll OF Freedom III spread itself Imo Forii and Rimi
nj, IN Romagna. At lepg h. then, we may cherish a
hope tha', ere long, I,aiy will BE free, aud that we
shii not be ever compelled 10 associate all that was
classical noble, great and free, with all that is viii.
superst,iSus intoerant, aud debased. Yes Italy shall
be free
some times. Gregory XVI. has the advantage Of be.
ing 90 years OF age. and has no right to an
prehehd hat he Will ng be called upon rule over his
'ebelous and liberty loving subjects Ga his ss0p
he hnds tn, church diviied-new and powerful pir.
ties arising or establishedPests in Francs dspu,ing
MS rights az piritua Sovetegn-aud his subjects in
ally by no means disposed to submit to him as TEN.
porai Prince IL is said he professed 10 NJ de La,our
Manbourg, the greatest attachment for France and TO
her eitz4n King II may be Popes are just as
cepabe OF telling hbs as her men: hut one ,b,uy is
cartain, that he loves Prince Metternch better than
Lord Palmsrscn, and Charles X better than w lillian
the Fourth. The sbories. way Of settling these mat
ters would be Tor the Pope 10 be any thing
spiritual head OF spiritual Church, and TO declare
that IN no coutry should the Rsmh ion be the re.
ision of the State II il be the true laib let il have
lair chance IL will have ono olons the De ople
are compelled to py taxes for the light OF Heaven in
der TO purchase robes Tor the Priests candles for ihe
Virgin Mary When PRIEST shall be paid by those who
20 TO Church aud ask for their prayers and by those
only then we shall either The Church of Rome rise
from her present degradation, sink no more.
SO long as Priests paid by the State there are cure
10 be Pfess-ard long as a religion |. a religion Of
the State, there will a'w be found Questionable TO
profess 1.-THE Able de la Mennais thinks that the Ca.
tholic Religion viii have more followers when the pay
OF the Preits shail depend on the voluntary conirbu-
TORS OF the people l think he is mistaken.
From the North Of Europe intell gence has arrived
OF serious revolt in the Russian Governments, at
Ichernigof, Government Of Russis, formerly part
OF the Ukrsine-at Kursk, another Government Of the
Russian Empire, formerly part OF Bielgorod--and at
Pulava fortified town OF the Ukraine, go celebrated
Tor battle in 1903, between Peter the Great, and
Charles XII OF Sweden, in which the latter was to-
tally deieated-The agents Of the Russian Ambassador
at Paris are anxious to diminish the importance Of this
Intelligence, and announce that Revolution in Russia
would be suppressed by the gloomy patriotism of de-
voted millions. Devoted millions indeed! IL the Rus
sian Emperor shall prosecute his scheme Of Polish ex-
termination, there will not be many devoted millions
Afterwards, but his throne will remblo and fall.
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WWARDWARE AND CUTLERY AT AUCTION
y n VIII be sold Monday the 18th April, at the
12n Of the Golden Anvil, opposite re Merchant
Coffee Hougs, general assortment Ct Hardware and
Cutlery, comprising the usual varieties of WHOLESALE
and retail Store. The articles have been selected with
care, and viii be sold 10 lots to suit purchasers.
Sale to be conducted by MssIs !. & s. Cosby s, Co
g. III. BACCHUS,
March ~. 106-td, Trustee
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AAZlLLIAM G. J0NES--ATroRNE AT Law
w has located hin self at Chesterfield Cour,,
House, and offers bs professional services 10 his r. enIs
and the pubic He W II attend regularly the County
sod Superior Courts Of Chesterfield, Po8haian, aud
Amelia. All business entrusted 10 him thalI receive
Piompt audpunclual attention.
March =. 99--w2m
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"lMrcH yEr REMAINS uNsuNG."

From the Massachusetts Journal and Tribune
MRS. HOODS REPLY
40 MR.. HOODS LAMENrArIoN, I'M NOT AsiNcLE MAN.'
- (See Journal of March &c.
L., know how to-Pun.' -rEMPEsr.
will not fret, though you regret
You made mo yours for liie
But yet | find that all the beaux
Remember I'm IA wife.
Your winks and wiles, aud wrcathed smiles
From them have set me free.
But your winks, alas, good Mr.. Hood,
Have fairly Hood cked me.
You've changed my name, but I'm the Same
In tdco and disposition,
But at the altar TO cost
l 0h,rod my condition.
To catch my eye, beauN once would ny
Where'cr they knew 1t shonc,
To watch t's bemRs-but now il seems
beam is in their
I at tho parlor windows sit
To catch them unbwOres,
But they wont even stare ono
Who is not above stairs. 81,
My lovers tremblcd when they sung
III Love that weeps and wakes
Their tyon0rs all have ceased, and
Now find them no gyodt Sh0kcs.
My veteran beau, old Mr.. Stubbs
Though bald, in rhyme would capcr;
10th curls aud wit DER night for me
Committed inere paper.
hly reign DER aud him more
Do wigs or rhymes employ;
Hos now abaEdon'd the old scratch,
And looks like thc o!d Boy.
With betdoux fevery hue
by seals with quaint expressions
Beaux strovo both on the war and ms
AT once to make Impressions.
But their epstles come more
The tale of love to tell
Their LETTERS now know arc ioned
For another ssid-bsHe.
Boqucts tho ardent fame
OF Lovers to disclose,
Aud many tender line was sent
All uHDERNEATH ROSE.
But verse inclosed in roses now
Appears not, though ask it,
And all the TENDER LINES I get
Come IN market basket.
The fate OF both of us IL hard,
Which hardest, mono tell
can no longer TIE BEAU,
You cannot RING BELLE.
Bui still 90 like to hear
Forever from your lip
hat ron the hour YOU 4 RTE.
You've always HAD rHE HNP.
You can't imagine, MIR. Hood,
That when the knot was tied
our heart was LICENSED, like the mail,
To CARRY INSIDE.
Nor wonder yet the fair forget
The claims you bring To view
IN. reason plain they cannot SEQ
likely Hood in you
To me, your dame, you are tho same
Your wit and hUmor's free,
For I've no fear you'll over prove
"A false HOOD unto me.
And since you taught me how to pun
And took the marriage VOW
lHsay, though was siHgly biost,
Pm dombiy happy now.
49,
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& rad REWARD Runaway from the subscri.
Y SVI Der, about the 10Th December last. nv
Negro Man STEPHEN, who sometimes calls himself
stephen Hoones. Stephen is shout 80 years of age
hve ost two or three inches high, dark compile xon
stout black beard and wh,kers has lost one of his
upper 'front.' teeth, and small gap in hi, under
which are short in froht. III has several scars one
on his forehead just above his nose, two small scars
or marks on his right breast little below his neck
small one on the back Of he left on the Joint and
small lump on The left breast just below The neck
stephen was raised 10 Lunenburg county, about Is
miles below the Courthouse, by Mr. Blackwell who
gave him to his son Stephen Blackwell, who sold him
In Rchmond, about two an half years ago. where
purchased him. am apprehepsive he 10 in Iunenburg
or some OF the adjacent counties II he lie not in Lu.
neDburg think /. probable be il over in North Caro-
ma, or has taken boat the Roanoke and gone TO
Norfolk He may probably have free papers, and pass
as free man, and change his name Mssters of vessels
off. " '''5 nm
will give the above reward for Stephen IL taken
ou OF the Safe, and secured ia any jail that get
pun again. or hiteen dollsrs if taken within the Sie,e
ANY Information respecting said runaway, will please
be directed 30 me, Richmond Poet Office Va
JOHN FL JENNINGS.
hpTH q 1lO-W4t"
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THYAKE NOTICE-That, purguant 10 -lhe acf ol lh

WAKE NoTICE-Tbat, pursuant to ihe act Of the
n General Assembly, relating 10 idioiS, &C. sc.
there has been committed TO the Sheriff of Henrieo
with directions TO TemOve him TO the Public Hoepi,s
at Williamsburg, an IDIOT, who is stranger in this
county, and from whom the examining justices have
not been able TO extract any Information respecting
MS name, family, or home: As far they know, he
was hrs seen few days ago, in the lower end of this
county, at Mr. Fltzwyson's, by whom he as brought
coalition of hiq mind This notice is Intended TO ar
prise the friends Of the person Aforesaid Of his
siiua,ion, tina, they may take such messures Ia hi.
bsha as their feelings will dictate. He is supposed
TO be about 20 or 80 years ags, FIVE Ten inches
high, bis hair and eyes rather light, the latter some.
thing Of hazle colour, and his beard aud wIipsrs Of
reddish casi. He has Oh cotton siift, grey do
nestle coat and paniaoon' and white bat with broad
brin Apffl g. II9 a,
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a GRkEABLY 10 an order Of tho Directors OF tie
IN kIvanoa Navigation Company, notice is hereby
gNe1 that each stakeholder in said company pay ipto
the hands Of the Treasurer, the 2Oth day of April
nes', twenty dollars each share Of stock in addition
to calls already made. DANL f. CARR, sec'Ty
March 10 IOl w4~
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"A on Friday, tho 27ih of May next, at The Office
OF the Federal Court in the city OF Richmond shall
take the deposition Of William Manu. TO be read as evil
depee on the hearing Of on Injunction nov depending
and undetermined, in The United States Cour, for the
Fifth Circuit and Eastern District OF Virginia In which
am plaintiff and you are defendant
JOHN S. WEXFORD
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A NEW STOCK IN OLD HANDs.-The sub.
- scroers are now receiving [va New Yo,kI
along with heavy purchases made In that market and
Ph'ladephla part o. their Spring importation Of Bril-,
ish DKf GOODS. Having sold within the last few
weeks about two thirds Of their old stock, embracing
almost every article that could be considered obec.
uonabe they will in the Of ten days, have the
most extensive and commanding stock OF Fresh DRY
1oods they have ever had, since they have been IN
business when their supplies 10 hand, particulars
WIN De given in general advertisement Ia The mean
ume 'hsy are Offering such Goods they have already
received on the most favorable terms Wholesale ynd
retsil. T. e. Il JsnES g. r. '-s
April 5. Ili-n M,rts, Rid.
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FHNHE HORSE H0TSPUR will stand the presen,
"a, season, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, IN
each week, a, Cumberland Courthouse, and the re.
maioder oil HE time al Bonbfook, the residence Of the
subssriber.-FOr terms, which are as heretofore. rec
Handbills. JOHN p WILSON
April 8. lI2-w4v
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House, Sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Painting Gid.

House, sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, Gid.
ing, sc.
VENHE subscriber truly grateful for The patronage he
x has received during the last ten years. respect
fully informs the citizens Of Richmond and the public
generally, tina, he has taken great deal of pains per.
feet himself in his protession and invites them TO call
Mt hs old stand next door to the Compiler Office, and
examine his limitations Of wood and marble.
Orders from the country in his line attended 10.
Dec. II. Gift G. w. McGIN NESS.
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81 bNE HUNDRED OR FIFTY DOLLARS RE
~ "hRD.-kanaway from the Subscriber abou,
christmas ISIS, dark Completed woman named
jimmy aged about 23 years, OF common height and
size. IL 10 thought that she has had one or two chill
Tree Person. aud probably under the disguise Of mems
apparsLICauton is hereby given to any person who
may De disposed to habor protect her. contrary 10
ne laws OF ms Stae.-She was sold in this City, by
presumed she must be either in said county, or in the
neighoorhood OF Robert Bay of New Kent County,
as sne mas relations al Mrs. Bailys-I am disposed 10
he or exchange her for any other slave that may
DC Tor trade. Any person who may be disposed to
raue Tor ner and to bear the risk of recovering he
Is respectfully requested TO communicate the PROPOSE
"on 10 ms az Richmond, which will be attended to-
and Tor her delivery to in this City, will paw re-
ward oil SiO0 or $50 il secured in any Jail so that I
ge her' discrimination Of this advertisement ne ed
March 22 105-wf LEWIS A. COLLIER
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PAINTER.


"A JACK, upwards OF FIVE feet hiyb will stand The
IA pte,ent sea,oo, ut my plantation adjoining Wker.
sous Brcgc, IN the county OF Henrco six miles north
OF Richmond and at John Wa kns plantation n Gooch
iaud county near Nuckol-'s meeting house every
ninth and at Deep. Run Coal Pitts Also and will be lot
PAID within the seasonht,een dollars for 10
payable when the mare is ascertaued {, be in foal-
parting with Tie mare crfeits the insurance-with
twenty i've cents to the groom in every case
his JACK, where he has stood, stands higher as n
'oaseuer 'han any other that has ever been In tina,
part OF me country. have some Of bis get at my
pian auon' procured from gentlemen in the secsn OF
country from which he came, with their certificates
winch Viii be carried TO public places with him. and Il
Is conn ientiy believed by the subscriber that sue
mules never were exhibitd before The season will
commence the 10Th day Of Mach and expire The 10th
u"{ VI hugus,, EDWARD c. MOSBY.
CERTIFICATES.
coosdeI Planter amongst the first, IL no, the very
pest JACK have ever se.n; and lie con sidered very
sure foai-gstter, and hs mules certainty the finest
eversaw. VIM. CHAMBERLAYNE
.Ne,c Kent, March LIST, 1881
Planter has stood at New-Kent Cour,.bous, two
seasons QS2S and '29) and has produced parcel Of
inc largest muies have ever seen Planter IL among
one oil the suret ioal- gsiters have ever Known
VIM. BAILEY.
.Ne,o Kent Court house. .1Iarch 1891.
nave mule colts by Mr. LighuOo,s Jack. Planter,
aud do not hesitate to say, that two finer cs canno,
De produced refused to take for The Oldest, when
aoeu, three weeks old, thirty dollars Planter il de-
cuedy the best Jack, 10 all respects have ever saep
IN Virginia, aud would advise all PERSONS desirous of
raising mules not to loose opportunity Of putting
mares to him. The public is indebted to Mr.. Mostly
LOT MS exertons in procuring good jack ard
hope that he will meet with the encouragement, h, 40
wo ldessrves. mo ID Cui}ISTI,N
.Ne,o- Kent, March |, 1881. iIs'ma
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Feb. 2s

Jamestown ISLAND. The undergone bov-
% ing become The cole proprietor Of the vslua le es-
tate known as Jamesiown Leland, in James River and
county OF james CITY, offers IL for sale Never bay-
ing been over IT, he can cay nothing Of his own kuow.
ledge Of the soil, and the many advantages he has
been informed possesseshe IL dssiFous 10 cell it,
and would be glad 10 receive proposals 10 purchase
me tsfins VIII be made Accommodating, cay from
one 20 twenty years crsditon receiving the interest
annually and the principal In equal annual payments
hock castle, IN the couIty Of G00chiGnd, on James
tuVT, J0T Lc0se-Possessou to be had On the first of
January next with the privilege Of seeding wheat a.
ne usual lime this year Application TO be- made to
william Samon E'q. near Ito premises.
April IL. 1l3-w4w DAVID BULLOCK
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"a NOBACCO. Public are-house- Richmond
n Planters and ohers,sending Tobacco TO this Ware
mouse are assured, that the sriciest attention will
paid in recovering and securing the same
Inc drsyase, and other charges on Tobacco by the
way OF Petersburg, Norfolk &c the same as 10 other
warehouses in the Cily.-Freight toll sc advanced
when required. LAKELAND s. FISHER.
-, Inspectors.
NJ arch 81. l09--tlstJune
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MOTICE.--Wss committed to The jail of Not,owav
Couoty, on the 18th day OF November, 1880, as a
runaway, negro man, who calls himself PEYTON,
COUSINS, and who also says that he vas born free
ana that he was raised in the County Of Charlotte
tie !, a6ous thirty years old nearly ak feet bgh co.
ior black, no particular mark recolested The ov nsr
II any, Is requested TO forward, prove property
with according TO law.
IL any person or persons in tho county Of Charlotte
can produce satisfactory evidence to the County Court
OF Nouoway, that The above named Peylon Cousins is
entitled to his freedom, they are respectfully requested
10 do co. a. A. CAMPBELL,
Tailor OF Noiioway County
feD ~ DIV l2w
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=, NEW DRY GOOD ESTABI,ISHMENT
De opened on the 5h instant in the Store ON Main
Suss,, formerly occupied by Kyle and Cochran.
q IoCHRAN, BARNES AND PATTERSON res.
~ reciiully begs leave to inform their friends and
puone, mat they are at pre'ent engaged in OPEN
ing ana arranging large and general assortment OF
ing anu summer Staple and Fsncy Dry Goods,
ne xt the 9th instant The prinapa part of their pur.
nave been made a, auction sales in the cities
New York and Philadelphia, from the latest impor.
auons All that lis new, fashionable and sea,onahle.
may be confidently expected a, the mes, reduced pr-
In announcing the opening of the PIE sent bust.
ss, u b. & =. beg leave TO invite the attic non of
~ friends oil the former firms with which the senior
q ers oil the presen, were connected. No exerton
ali be wanting on the part TO give satisfaction, and
cure continuance OF the patronage which they have
hNh erto enjoyed. Fresh supplies will be received
wee ky, that their assortment shall be at no tin
dee ctive. detail of the vsrous articles comrriing
their supply, will be found in future advertisement
April 1l2-H
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81 iCHMoND COTTON FACTORY.-The Sub
w scrbers offer for SALE at their Office near Shoekoc
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory:
A Cotton Sheetings
81 do Shirtings
Stout Cotton Ozndb,rgs, 20 inches trade
find a general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods believed to be equal in quality 20
goods of similar quality be purchased in the Nor
them Markets.
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Sept "a. 4O-u
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April 2.

WASHINGTON TAVERN, STAUNTON, VA.
" MRS CHAMBERS having declined keeping the
Wayne Tavern in this place. the subscriber late ot
Waynesborough, has been induced to lease this exten
sive establishment, formerly kept by Mr. James Ed
mondson Tor term of years, and takes pleasure in an
nouncng to his friends and the public that it is now
open Tor the reception of company. The house is in
excellent repair-and having been furnished in supe
ror style, and provided with the servants and ma
es himself that by unremng attention to business en-
re satisfaction will be given all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs. Porter n Belden's Line of Stages between
this place and Guyandotte will henceforb ston ~ M
house; which will afford to passengers bound TO any of
the Virginia Springs other points westward the most
speedy opportunity OF entrance.-To which subject the
subscriber promises the most prompt attention.
feD. 20 95-u l.. HARTMAN
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SSoPEkloR ALE AND PORTER, bottled by W.
~ Burton, who desires to inform his friends and tba
public, that be has ready for immediate use con
siderable quantity of6rsl rate Porter, Ale and Cider
poured agreeable to the improved plan, having been
bottled all The winter, ii viii be found very fine. o..
der' Tor expectation or home consumption, punctuaIy
attended to.
ItmPeTdnce Society bererGge-Burtons Hapeyial.
ne above Is very much improved, and recomm nd
ed as pleasant wholesome beverage. To be bad
at the manuscory, S. w. corner of Chesnut and Sc.
sond streets. PHILADELPHIA, March %.
April s II2-A
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RICHMOND, TN March, 1881
MOTlCE.-Wanied a. the Penilenuary Teu Thou
~ sand Pounds Of WOOL, for tho pufoo.e 4 mai.
ing outside clothing for Negroes.
THOMAS NELSON, PAP
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ED HOUSTON DENTIST OF RICHMoND-Re
"a specially informs The Ladies and Gentlemen of
Virginia that he proposes TO be in Williamsburg on the
l4ih OF the present month"; and will remain one week;
from thence he will proceed TO Richmond. where he
will remain fortnight only; the 4h April, be will
visit Petersburg, and remain there until the Let M ay,
return 10 Richmond and remain week; I'd week in
May will be in Norfolk, and remain weeks return to
Richmond and remain week; will be in Fredericks.
burg the second week in June and remain three weeks
in Charlottesville the Is, Of July, and remain tire
weeks; the following week he will be in Stanton and
during tho month of August will be al the White Sui
phur and adjacent Spring'.-The first week in Sep
TENDER he will visit Lyncnburg and return to Rich.
mond by the LIST of October. March H. lOI-wtf
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uurius Una nonth oil august VIII be at the White Sui
phur and adjacent SpringT.-The first week in Sep
TENDER he viii visit Luxembourg and TO return TO Rich
mond by the LIST Of October. March IL. l01-wtf.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-The Subscri-
Der will sell good bargain in small but very
valuable Tract OF Land, known by the name of Lo-
Gust Grove, lying the South side of Staunton Ri
YER, in the county OF Pittsyvania, miles from Lees
vile and miles from Wards Bridge and adjoining the
well known tract, called the Pocket This tract of
land contains, by recent survey 293 acres and is I'M
commonly well watered, say or good springs The
plantation ia sufficient to work from eight 10 ten hands
to advantage. Nearly the whole plantation lie fresh.
and inferior to none for tobacco, hemp, wheat This
tract contains good portion OF FIRST toll acco land
10 clear and abundance OF plant ground and about
10 acres OF meadow lands, OF which are now in timo
which river is navigated extensively with boats
ms Ifac' OF land lies in good neighborhood and con-
Venient 10 several and grist mills a merchant mill
ashemp machine, and two stores within two miles and
" Is certainly pretty situation. The improvements
are good dwelling, (nearly pew) 40 feet long story
ana hall hlgh with porsh the full length two rooms
oelow, and two above, two pair of stairs, and dry
cellar underneath, kitchen with up stairs a dairy
with an Up stars, smoke house. gro houses six 10.
oacco houses, stables, OK house, COW house, cribs
smiths &c garden paed,a spring of exec wa
Ter IN the yard and spring house, (or milk hou.e)
ach orchard oil excellent fruit young apple orchard
several kinds OF cherries, pums and grapes The en-.
closure oil this plantations is inferior none in this part
OF The country have been thus particular in de scrib-
log this land and its improvements, because int nd
70 SELL and those whing 10 purchase would do we'll to
apply immediately, for person will get bargain
Any person wishing to write TO on the subject of
my aod can direct their letters to Lsesvill CampbelJ
County, Va. FRANCIS CAIIAWAY
April q no -, A.,