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CLERKS OF COUNTY COITRTs

Brunswick Robert Turnbu has been unanimously
elected clerk under the New Constiuon-2l justices
present.
Fduquer--John a. Smith has been elected clerk bv
81 votes, to for Whiting Dgges. j. Mar.
shall is appointed Cosmonw eah's Attorney in the
place OF Mr. Scott appointed Judge vote was 2S for
Marshall, and Is for Inman HorDer.
GENERAL C0URT.-Judgc Upshur took his seat
on wednesday, the Judges present, except
Judge Daniel, confined by indisposiiion.
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BLGGER'S

EXCHANGE s. LOTTERY OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA.
IL To give an opportunity 10 d. an. adventures 10
send forward Their ORDERS Tickets in be G. and ys,p
York Consolidated Lottery errd Glass No 49, which
wa announced 70 be drawn 10 Jolly Instant The Mama
gers have thought proper 70 defer TIE craving Of .t
SPLENDID Seheme:o Wednesday 2Ist SepiemherIS3I
ON 2la SEPTEMBER,
$780, 900 $40 .O0O-S3O 600.
ANOTHER SPLENDID SCHEMEu!
.NEW YORK Consolidated LOTTERY
No. 1S-ExTRA .or 1881.
TO be drdon in the city Of .Neto York, on JVednee-
day, 2lst S,Ptem,ber.
S6 No. Psrmu's ia.--6 D,swn Ballots
BRILLLy4.VT SCTEHE
l Prize OF 100000 is $4,000
40 4O,OOO 10000
90 3O,oOO 10000
DO 10000 10000
DO 10000 10000
do $3.50 $3.50
Prizes OF $500 $4,000
IL do 1000 I2OOU
iS DO ocO 5000
Sc. Sc. sc
Amounting in all 10 $3.50 920
Tickets, SIG Quarters q
Halves, 8 Eiphtbs
W order' from abroad meet the most prompt atten-
uon from THO. Il. BIGGER,
Richmond, "a.
Prizes
July g. f7-wh
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The following parsgraro from The las, Charleston
City Gazsu.; paper devoted to the "Unon and State
Rghs Psrty," Of South Carolina:
"Jdekson's Letter I'll is document, We are authors
ed to state will be rad al the dnt er Monday next
Ii Is hardly necessary 10 norm tho friends OF Uuion
tina, its contents are highly Characteristic OF the Pse.i.
don't and catering TO the views aud wishs, Of the
ty; bu, hey will hear and for themselves"
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July q, 1891
(From the Boston Statesman.

We mentioned two or three weeks snco that bsan.
i'n wrought SheeI Comb had been mede by MIR J.hn
J@nes al WIZARDS extensive Comb Establishment Ia
this city, which was TO bs presented 10 General jack
son. The following Is the correspondence on the sub.
jec: ~
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understand his acceptance Of tho proposition dc.
ponds upon particular circumstances. We hope
Mr.. Crozets movements are thus noticed by the
Romne (Monongaia) Intelgencer Of the 2nd inst.
THE PARKERSBURG ROAD.
"CoL. CRozEr, Pfineipa, Engineer Of The State,
rived In this place the rs n ul'..-snd departed
Tues lay morning last upon the duies assigned him,
by virtue Of his Office We under'tand, that his Object,
at present IL to view the soil and coustry OF the two
route, lately surveyed by Mr.. Shaw-to enable him
finally % make selection OF the most practicable route
During his sojourn amongst us, we b,eve he dill no,
express any opinion in reference 10 either OF the routes
bit evsded answering any questions tending TO Dir aw
his option upon this suhjec' However,, we shall be
fore long know which route hs deems the most iii
and over which the road be made at cost least
expensive to this Commonw. sl,h. His deci.is IN will
we dare say be founded upon his actual conviction OF
i's Pre-em'neneebe that which it may, st all no,
complain
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

Il Is rumourod that ,hs letter to Mr.. Ingham was
not the only one written by Major Eaton on the SUBJ
jet OF tn, publication in the Telegraph Report says
received an answer of the most concilia tory sort II
such be the case, aj,r Eaton does injustice hmseii
in not causing it to bs given to the public. II would
be interesting to learn that this opinions entertained by
Mr. Ingham belong TO himself alone; .u en- Is the pre-
sent Impression and very prevalent one.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-01

According TO news arrived likewise from Vol
hynia, the insurgents have given battle to the Rus
slams at Haman, which fortress fell into the hands
of the insurgents, with all the arms, ammunition,
&c. The insurgents we're led on by the Count
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the company already Incorporated for the Improvement
OF the iiver by the creation al new company in
which the old one shall he merged with it, own con
sent and on equitable terms OF remuneration Tor
Pendures heretofore made by the Incorporation OF
a com psDy Tor the cons,ruc tiopef Rail. Road.
Tia pres n, company, with it's present capital. is
totally inadequate to the purpose OF n creation, Is too
clear TO be d-puted aud that company, without lib.
erai aid from the effect the object,
IL equally certain. OF tie preliminary steps which will
be necessary, this important enterpre shou attract
the favorable regard Of the legislative bodies. your
memorsl,st DO not consider 1t necessary to speak iu'
Their.
] The whole subject is respectfully submitted to the
! wis Tom aud patriotism OF the legislature.
| Aud your memoralis,s, SC.
| Signed, in bohaif OF the citing. by the Presidrn,
| AMI Secretary. JAMES HIrE, Chairman,
| ROBERT L. BROWN, Sec'ry.
| Resored. That the Secretary raosmt to the Sena-
tor OF this District copy aud TO The Delegates Of THE
county, in the Legislature, copy OF these
in order to application to the Legislature OF Virginia
now in session, Invoking its attention u the objec, OF
this meeting.
Resoired, That these proc ,edings be sgoed by the
Chairman aud Secretary and tha, the editors of news
papers in the Valley, be requested give them in
ser,on 10 their respective papers.
| JAMES HITE. Chairman,
ROBERT L. BROWN, Soc'ry.
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"a Mucn ,sr n.AAiSs vs.uSa."
From The LONDON Monthly Magazine.


From the London Monthly Magazine.
Y-s-6vc aud twenty years will mako
\ change IN mortal things,
iVe seen II some strange freedoms tsha
With worry decent kings.
a quartct-eeniury, when DER,
Appears by no means rocont;
IL made saint OF naughty Mooroj
And Broad Grin 4, lman decent
Yo fivo and twenty years could
Apos,tophiEc your fight,
Ia strain would make great Matthew Wood
Put out his little light.
But yo are gone and where's tho use
OF metfcal regret
OF tears To render nay dry musa
Intentionally weH
Tho pump which is now at Aldsato stands,
Had the same handle tteRs
It's handled now by other hands,
Another ruca Of mon!
Phil 20 Is was then n serving lad,
big boy SORT OF mani
1.-The boy is father to the dad
Hos now publican.
Jack Srimshsw kept his horse and ehaiso
And ioled IN port and Tclf
Now Jack, IN these degenerate days,
Can barely keep himself!
Wilks, Wilkinson, and Wicks,
Brown, Buygins, Bigg.. and Bate,
iiogg, iluggins, Higgins, Bgss, aud Hicks,
Are all IN tho same state!
Thetc's Thrift, who lent his thousands ont,
And dincd on two poloues;
Now phaetonizes town about
With two black spotted ponies;
And Grasp who, ground the poor to dust,
Hard hearted as "A target,
Has lon Broad Ward his marble bust,
And feeds tue world at Msrga,e!
The Dobbsess, who then cut dash,
And ted tho ton Of Aldgate,
Srrw out of vogue when out Of cash,
And sank to Norton Falgatcs;
The uobbscs, once in Dobb's casa,
Proud when "A Dubb's would iightcn
III" darkness of their dwelling place,
Now cut them dead at Brighton.
Thus runs tho world thus ran tho world,
Aud thus IL still shall run,
Iili Into atoms u Is hurled
And quenched arc moon and sun!
who SHAH recount the ups and downs,
The laughter and the tears;
The kicks and cuffs, tho smiles and frowps.
OF five md twenty NnnrsI
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meeting was organised by csliiog Henry Horn, E.q.
to the chair, and by appointing Gen. Robert Paterson
and John Magic, az Vice Presidents. and Colonel John
rbcmpson and Col. j. w I. Freeman, a. Secretaries.
Cot Jane, Page offered set Of resolutions. which he
preiAced with few pertinent and eloquent remarks.
The resolutions were favorable to the official services
OF General Andrew jackson since his elevation to the
Presidency OF his re-electi and were
passed nnz"imous'y. fPhh. Enc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-12

A Ii persons having claims against The estate Of
IA Thomas w Powell, dec. late Of Nottoway coun-
", are desired 10 make them known without delay,
am abou, settling up my administrations and deliver.
ing the property over TO tho disriDuiees who will re.
move from this State about the frst OF March next.
1T. LEIGH, Adm'f Of I. w. Powell, dee,
Amelia County, Jan. 20, 1881. 53-2aw1stMh
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MOTICE.-Was committed 10 the Jill Of Grayson
County, on the Bird day OF October, 1880, negro
man supposed to be runaway, who calls his name
Tom, and save he belongs TO Elijah Cation Of Chester
District, South CarolinL Tom is about feet or 10
inches high, supposed to he upwards OF thry-years Of
age, toeraby black color. Speaks quick, when spo-
ken to- the owner IL requested TO call prove property
pay charges, and take him awsy--or he will be dealt
with according 10 law. JEREMIAH JENNINGS,
Jan. is. U-wl2w Tailor.
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lIHARSHAL'S SALE of Chesterfield Lsnd.-
lvA Pursuant 10 decree of the Superior Court OF
Chaneery for the Richmond district pronounced on the
10Th day Of January 1881 in the Of Harrison vs.
hsr's' shall on Monday, the 2lst day Of February,
1881, at III o'clock, A. NJ. on the premises, in the
comfy oil Chesterfield, offer for sale, at public auc.
ION, TO the highest bidder, credit Of and 2
mon'hs-,he tract of Land, OF 1926 acres in said decree
menioncd, and described in the bill the tract OF
Land sod aud conveyed by Joseph r. Rovster 10 An
W. Harris, and lying on the waters of James River,
IN said county. aud adjoining the lands of Mai job
Clarke and others Bonds and security, or endorsed
negotiable notes required, and the title retained
j. GUERRANT, Msc.cRp
or one OF his Deputies.
Another Tract Of Land, adjoining tho above men
lione tract mme distey there after, will be offered
Tor sale at public auction, one-halt of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, the other half in twelve
months; and as security for the payment Of that half
bond and security, and deed Of trust, will be re-.
quired.
This Tract belongs to the Estate of Ann w. Harris
dec contains about 220 acres has il good DIVE
house and ouhouses. and adjons also Maj. Clarke's
land. EDW H. MOSEIEY Far
JAM w. SZ-wtds of Ann Harris
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WINTER ARABIAN.

WINTER AKABTAN.
V@NHIS beautiful and true Arabian Horse will stand
n again al my stable in the county Of Bruosw;fb
about nifty hve miles South of Richmond and thirty
,hree south OF Petersburg-fiiteen North east Of
Brunswick Court House, Lawrencsvile, and eighteen
Northwest OF BsiieId and be let TO mares at thirty
dollars the season, TO be discharged by the paynens
twenty dollars at any time during the season Ten
dollars the leap, and fifty dollars the insurance. and
one dollar in every case, 10 the Groom. The sexson
viii commence the 18Th Of February, and lermipste,
the lO'h OF July. Good pa,iursgs for GRATIS
and those who wish can have them well and strictly
attended to, at reasonable price; but responsibility
for escapes or accidents. 80
For more particular information Of This bea pifuI
stallion gentlemen are referred TO my advertise neot4
for those who have not seen H.
Feb 10. SS-wf John TITcKzp
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The duties on Spirits were, IN IsiG, from 90 to 81
cents per gallon. and are from 81 to 6S cents
Meet-in 1916, Gtrrnon was at 10 cents per ID; II
Is now at 10 l-2-Americsn was at So per cwt; il is
how at IL cents per Id. The duty, in 1916, at
81 percwt, and is now at 81 80 per cwt.
SaSdr.-The following the quotations Of the two
YEA
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SSlR CHARLES.-Tbis disting uished foal- gatter
~ whose Colts are o.tener winners, and more OF them
selling than those Of any other horses get in America
and at higher prices, ill stand this spring, my stable
in the county Of Che s,ereld, within one mile OF Moo
dys 10 from Petersburg and % from Richmond
and Is now at his stand, ready TO Mares at Thir
fy Dollars the leap and Forty:pe Dollars the season,
payable the 10Th OF July next, when IL will expire
Seventy Dollars to insure a mare, payable
she is known 10 be in ioal, parted with-One Dol
lar the groom for each mare, Ia be paid when che is
sent to the horse. Pasiurage gratis, which for quality
and quantity, very desirable, being all well enclosed
and well watered. Every will be taken to pre-
vent accidents, but liability for any that may hap
pen. Servants sent will be found without charge, and
with without colts, ell fed, il desired, at %
cents day.
My George ". johnson. will reside on the
plsDation and will attend himself particularly to all
orders
Sir Charles is full Is hands inches, Is years old
this sptng, and OF fine chestnut colour; he
in higher health, there ever a suIer foa- get.
ter, Lor was any horse ever more admired for form,
beauty, and commanding appearance. He has been
so eftcu advertised that consider IL unnecessary to
state again bis numerous and successful races. The
records of the different Jockey Clubs will shew that
his Colts are performing the Turf with qualed
success, and by their performances doing much
sustain the high reputation OF their sire, who got
by Sir Archy, his dam by the imported horse Citizen
who was by Pacolet, he by Blank, aud he by Godol-
phin Arabian; bis grand-dam Communication imported
Dare Devil, imported OLD Shark, imported horse Old
Fearnought, Imported more Jenny Dismal, got by old
Dismal" VIM. X JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Feb 10. SS--wtI6ihA
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Notwithstanding the Indictment weather, at an early
hour on Thursday evening, highly respectable end
large assembsgc Of eEens, favorable u the re-oise
iicn OF General Andrew Jackson, men at the District
Court room, corner OF Sx and Chesnu. sireets.-Tbe
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sRY virtue OF a deed OF trust, executed to me by
BE George VIM Crump. on the 2S,h of November
1926, and recorded in tie Clerks Office of Cumber
land Cousty, to secure TO Edmond Egge and 9th.
rrs certain debt therein mentioned I shall, on the
Zo.h oil February next, at Cumberland Court House
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
Two Negro Men, Tom and Watt, conve yed to me BY
the said deed to tafy the balance of the debt aore
said AMI the cost Of executing this trust.
Jan. %. Sl-Wds DANIEL. A. WILSON
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Sa3 for the lat six years to the establishment Of
&s'f&S n Fruit Nursery, between the Westham
--osAs-- Turnpike, and Old River Road about one
mile above the City Of Richmond, is now enabled to Of
Ter 10 the public a selection of Fruit Trees, Grape
Vines. Sc, embracing the best varieties known to ous
culture, with those OF highest reputation, recently
brought into notice. by distins Horicuitursts OF
other countries Among the Fruit Trees are
Apples, Peaches. Apricots, Cherries
Pears, Pid,ns, Nrc,arines, Ounces, sc.
And he has nowopwards OF fifty varieties OF native and
foreign Grape Vines. selected with pa cuar regard to
our latitude, and embracing, as he confidently believes.
the very best kud, both for wine aud the table, which
have been found TO suit our climate. Among his native
varieties are he
Catawba, celebrated for wine
Isabella, Schuylkiti, Muscadell
Cooper's Wine Grape, SC.
Cuttings OF tho various descriptions OF Grapes, will
be furnished to those who, at the usual difference of
price, may prefer them to rooted vines.
He has also regular supply of Asparagus Plants
All OF which will be sold at compar atively moderate
prices aud packed as TO reach the purchaser without
the hazard Of injury, almost unavoidable from NOR
distant Nurseries Catalogues will be furnished to ap.
p'ican's at the Nursery. JOHN CARTER.
Dec. 10 65-wtf
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HkUBLlC SALE-By virtue OF a deed OF trust, ex.
IL ecuted by Jefferson Swamp, on the 22i day OF
September, 1929, and recorded in the clerks office of
Powha,an, for purposes therein mentioned, will be sold
TO the highest bidder at public auction, for ready mo-
ney, at Powbatan courthouse, the third Wednesday
100 acres, lying in the county Of Powhatan, adjoining
the lands OF Richard Taylor aud Samuel Drake and
others or so much thereof may be necessary to sat
sfy the said deed of ,rus-apd such title vested
in us will be conveyed to the purchaser.
Jan. 49, 1881. Twin THE TRUSTEES.
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The STATE OF ALABAMA, CIRCUIT COURT,
IuseGiOosa Cdiinty. OctOberTern 1880.
Thomas n', X, Ds g. plaintiff ATTACHMENT.
Richard Dennis, Sem, defendantt
Ill appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendant ts non-resident of this State, II IL
therefore ordered by the Court that all proceedings 10
this cause, be stayed until the expiration OF six months
from the return Of the writ ia this cause and that
hce be published for six weeks excessively from and
alter the brs day Of January next, in the Richmond
Enquirer, newspaper printed in the State oil Virginia
requiring The defendant TO appear and make his legal
defence within The time limited aforesaid, pre-
ceedings will be had according to law, sc.
copy-Teste, JOHN nj. JENKINS,
Jao.'l3 76-w6w Clerk.
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w Is authorised by the heirs and distributes OF
Mary Nj. p. &. Rooes deed make sale of that vau-
able estate in the county of Gloucester and OF Vir-
ginia, called WHITE MARSH, supposed TO contain
about two thousand acres, 1909 OF which are first rate
Low Grounds and the Hills of the best aualny in that
section OF country minute description of this Estate
is unnecessary, is certain that persons disposed to
purchase will examine il particularly: they invited
TO do so, and Mr.. A. Smith the Manager, residing on
the premises is instructed to show any gentleman who
desires it, every part Of the Estate. will only add,
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
aud extending to BOTH aording navigation TO vessels OF
large burhen, and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality and in great abundance. The improve
ments consist OF large brick Dwelling House, with
four rooms on floor, nearly new, and finished in the
best style; all necessary out houses, of them
brick, and most of them The Low Grounds Law
in compact body, Immediately i'm front of the house
without single break, and every part to be from
the dwelling at single glance Of the eye; they fine
y calculated for the production of Barley, Wheat In
dian Corn, Cotton, Sc; in fact, this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have it, to be the best
Of the same extent, and of the handsomest in Va
The time of payment will be made to suit the pur-
chaser, and the necessary number of hands cultivate
the Estate together with the stock of every kind farm.
ing utensils, sc. will be sold with it, if required.
May IL. 1-wH JOHN TABB.
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a O-PARTNERSHIP.--HAv taken .AIea sndey .
~ OuDdt into co-parlnershp. the Apotheeary aud
Drug business heretofore conducted by me- will h f-
lure be carried on under the firm o: James AERfI-
zoe q C0'-As II is very desirable TO close ray old
ousuess as speedily as possible, will thank all those
nueoed 70 me- to settle their early they
conveniently can do so JAMES MeKILDOE.
AmES McKILD0E & Co.. Respectfully inform
70 me Public, aud particularly The customers Of
James mekildoe, that they have always on hand n
complete assortment Of every article ia their fine, and
mat one or the other Of the concern will be slwsvs in
me house Tor The purpose OF paying his penonaI alien
"on 70 ihe business. JAMES MrKILDOE,,r.,s-.
Feb. 8. s6-w6, ALEXANDER DUAL.
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HA1SSOLUTiON.-The Co-partnersbip heretofore
~ existing between the subscribers, under the firm
OF Blair s. Anderson, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent-Ali persons having claims against the same
will present them to Beverley Blair and those
to the concern, will make payment to bim-he, only
being authorised to receive and grant discharges for The
same BEVERLEY BLAIR
Richmond, 3lst Dec. 1880. DAVID ANDERSON
THE Subscriber will continue to transact commits.
sion business, at the stand Cary street. heretofore &C.
cupied by Blair & Anderson. To the patrons of that
concern he tenders his acknow Judgments and
them, and the public generally, that any business
hded TO bis care, shall receive unremitted attention
The books and papers Of Blair s Anderson being left in
his custody he invites all those having claims
Them TO cell on him for payment; and those indebted,
to qudate their respective bslances-he, only, being
authorised, az may be by the advertisement above,
to receive and grant diseharg es for the same.
BEVERLEY BLAIR.
RIChmOnh. lal Ian. 1870 2au0 .u--
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he duties in 1916, at cents for brown, for
whi'e 10 Tor lump and S for loaf; but reduced
IN mat year, to cents for brown, for white 10 for
lump, and IL for loat which they haye since remain
ed. Notwithstanding this great reduction of prices
duties.
ITO be continued in our ner,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-12

IRGINIA In chsneeryHsfaI County July Court, 1880
Travis Bfo,ki Plaintiff,
Against
Ds,dse CTswley aud John ii. Wimbsh, administrator
OF Duke W. RUwlett, dec, Defendants.
IL appearing that the plaintiff hath
Gravity who nhabisnt
by law, and he failing the plaintiffs BILL so
HIM Is taken for confessed: On
sddge order and decree that commissioned Easily do take
count between the plaintiff the dsle
also between the said Bs.dae Crswley Duke
which said the aforesaid directed
and report TO the court, with matter specially deemed
pertinent ~ HIMSELF required by the parties TO be
the court tn further order thst JChu H. Wimbsh
Of Of the Row.u before the
said commissioner, who is directed state report the
with sny matter specially stated, deemed by himse
rtqun I'd by the parties 10 be stated
A copy -Tsse, SAML WILLIAMS, Clerk.
The parties Interested will please take notice that
the 18Th day Of AP
goUs order Of court ssx courthouse which
required attend with their Pspes and vouchers ready
nstob and settlement.
Jan l6. 7swsw THoS EASILY, Commissioner.