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take the test oath which their opponents would In
sulunely exact OF them will they acquiesce In
secession, be forced into the ranks of Modification
a. 'ns ihc General Gov ernmeut. The committee appoint
eel lay the Convention met Tonight, and engaged in
animated discussion, in which Judge Huger, Judge o.
Neale and Col AllsiOn, among Others took part. The
committee adjourned until o'clock, A. NJ, Tomorrow
when Judge David Johnson, who moved the dournment
will occupy the floor Ii is quite uncertain when the
committee will be ready to report.
Nothing final has yet been done in the Legislature
The military and Judicial bills have passed second
reading in both Houses. Gen. Hayne has Of been
elected Governor aud will be installed
solution IA passed the House. and been the Senate
Tor concurrence, requiring him 10 taku tho test oath, when
he qualities The Senate have referred il committee,
who will in all likelihood, report in its favor It's, there
FORE almost reduced TO certainly. that Gen Hayne will
be the first the State, incur the stain of swear
ing support edict which DISTINGUISHES his fellow
uzsns, breaks down the bulw arks of onal ber
~, sounds the tocsn of civil war, and threatens nay al
most DEGREES, the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of our glorious Union
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MvcH Yrr REMAINS us,uro."
TIE GooDwivEs OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY MAnr newirr.
Who can toll mo whore Meinsbotg Ile.L

, GooDWivEs OF wEINsBERG.--Br MANY nowtrr.
Who toll mo whore Weinsborg lies.
As brave town any;
1t must have ctalled good aud wise,
Both wives and maidens many.
Should Ger wooing have to do,
faith, IN WensboTg will / WOO!
The Emperor Conrad on a time,
Ia wrath the town battcfin;,
And near II lay his warriors prime,
Ana sturdy hOrscmon clatteringj
Aud, with fierce firing, rode and run
All round about IL, horse and man.
As him the little town withsood.
Though every thing II wanted,
Nomercy shouidbc granted:
AMI thus his hcrald- spoke" This know,
III hang YOU rascals, in row !"
When in tho town was head this throat,
IL caus'd great detection,
A1d every neighbour neighbour mot.
With mourniul iu,erieciion
Though broad was very dear in price,
Yet dearer stil was good advice.
All wo ioi mo, most wrotchsd man!
=. Sfeat wo the siege has won Us! :"
They cried and every priest began,
d. Tine Lord have mercy on us %
on, wo, wa, wo!" ON all sides elapgd;
We ie-l, o'cn now, ~ good Ms hang'dp'
When in despair, wise lsit,
In spite of unoilnAsters,
How OF mas saved thom woman. wit,
tCom manifold disastcrs
Since womln's w.t. all meu know,
is subtrr than aught else below:
Thero a wife to her good man
But yesterday united
Aud she wise scheme hit upon,
when The whole town delighted,
And made thcm all so full OF glee,
They LAUGHED and ohuttetid umousy,
Then, at the hour of midnight damp,
OF wives dcputation
Went out To the besiegeTs' camp,
Praying Tor capitalization;
80 son they prayed, 40 sweet they prayed,
And Tor these terms their prayer madcj
That all the wives might no allowed
Their jewels forth to carry;
What else remained, the warriors proud
Might rive, and hang. aud harry"
To this the mprror consent
And back the depu,NiiOl
Thereon, was spos,
What happened? Give good heaIinsi
The nearest gate opened wide,
AMI ont each wife came, bearing
True rs I lvo!-all pick .a-pack,
Her worthy husband in u sack
Then many courtict, in great wrath,
The good wives would have routed;
But Couud spake - My kingy faith
May not he false doubted
Ha! bWrU!" cried he, N- they
=" Wink you oHr wives would do the samoy"
Then gave he pardon and u feast,
Those goute pleasures;
And music all their JOY increased,
sui inncnig without measure;
a. DID the uyoTess Waiting twirl,
80 ill tina bosom binding girl.
Ay tell mo where Wensbors lisl
IA brave utowu any;
And ciUiad hus IL good and wise,
Both wives and maidens macy;
IT woong e'er have TO do,
Faith, OF Wensberg, will WOO! Forret-rrs>Sbt
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MHR. BRAXToN MULLINs-s,n. You will nIea.e

az r. BRAXTON MULLINS-StR. You will please
JVn take notice, that shall, on Monday the 8Ist day
oil December next between the hours Of sunrise and sun
SET at huntsville, IN the county Of Essex, proceed 10
take the deposition Of George w Shelton and others TO
be read as evidence in suit depending in the Chancery
Court Of Essex county, wherein plaintiff and your.
self and Susan Mullins defendants
II the dispositions should not be taken on the above
appointed day. shall proceed take them the next dav
and continue iron day to day until taken Sunday EXCEPT
ed1 YOU can attend at the above place. you think pro.
per Respectfully,
WILLIAM MULLINS
DEC l. SO-w4w
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Judge While, was tie candidate Of the administration.
Ffom tie result Of the several ballong IL will be per-
ecyed how essential II in reference to this question:
That both OF our Senators should be IN their places; aud
me democracy will understand now VI they did not at
once why he opposition organs iu this city deemed it to
be such compromise Of dignity" the part Of Judge
Marcy 10 express at least to the extent Of his on
the OCCASION tie wishes u the people 81 THE State We
understand hat on The hHh NTH ballot, Nr Tyler voted
for Judge WhiIe.--e4bang Argus
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NOIlCE. Was committed TO the Jail oil Pow hatan
county, o. The 18Th Of September last negro man
calling himself George, five feet and halt an inch high
dark eomPls xon, about 35 or 30 years old, with black
marx extending from his la down between his ewes
and WIS described in the commitment property Of
Mt Smith OF Georgia lac however says that he
belongs to Mr. Collier Of the city Richmond, and was
purchased by him Of Mrs. Burke in the county of Ham
over he owner OF said negro requested come for
ward prove his ery, pay charges and take hin away
or he will be dealt with according 10 law.
n NJ. LAYNE, u. S. Tor VIM. Crunp Sheriff
December go Why's
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NlDlO's REOeel.
December 6.

Vctc YoTk III BrOadicdy beDeen Pines Cedar streets
FMVHE subscriber returns grateful Acknowledgements
II TO his friends and the public, for the liberal support
afforded him since his establishment in this CITY, Having
found however, that the of his Hotel which he orr
ginally adopted Congress Hail." subjects him to many
nconvenences in consequence of the proprietor of pub
lie establishment in his immediate vicinity having assumed
the same title, and being unwilling by continuance OF
the present name of his house. embarrass his neghbor
as wei! as HIMSELF he has resolved changing the
TO that of NIBLo's HOTEL. Its central location being
near the principal places OF and its vicinity
the public offices and business part of the town. renders
most desirable resort for families and gentlemen engaged
in commercial and other pursuits.
The experience which the subscriber has acquired as
proprietor for many years Of that extensive establishments
the Exchange Hotel" in Petersburg, Virginia, and sub
sequent associate with MIR. Hciske, OF the City
Hotel Philadelphia, will he trusts prove sufficient qua
rantee to all who may honor him with their patronage that
nothing shall be wanting his part by those in his
employ, TO contribute in every respect to their
daton and comfort. JOHN NIBLO.
November II. 5S-wtf
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4 OCUST CEOVE-d U0lidbie estate for sale-De-
sous OF removing TO the West, offer for SALE one
me most desirable situations in the county of Halifax
being on the road leading from Mosbys Ferry 10 Halifax
Courl House, six miles from The Ferry and fourteen from
ihe Court House, containing 1900 acres, half Of which
III WOODS ami considerable portion first tobacco
land, all in good repair the improvements are large
dwelling house, with six below, and passage and
All DINER necessary out houses. uither description Is
deemed unnecessary it presumed persons wishing 10
purchase will view for themselves. NJ. J. ROWLET
Halifax county, Va. Dec. I5 65-wI5tbF
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SWEEPSTAKES open TO be run ouer the Central
~ Course -Bdtimore, Nor. 1892.
sweepstakes for four years old spring Of 1888 TO
run spring meeting, 1888, four mile heats. Entrance
$780, h. Is open until lstoi January next six subscribers
Subscribers, William Wynn b. ANVIL by Tonson, James
Harrison, John NJ Bolts, 4. d. Johnston, John &. Ste
vens, William II. johnson.
2 Asweepsakes for three years old spring. to run
fall meeting, two mile heats $780, H. f. (notes with
security be given for the foriei) open uni, the LIST of
January next eight subscribersJohn NJ. Bolts Edward
Parker, Henry A. Tayoe, William r.. Johnson, William
Wynn, r. +. Stockton, Robert l.. Stevens, James M.
Sellen.
g. produce sweepstakes tor colts and fillies to be
dropt next spring, Qs33) run fall meeting 1886,
mile heats Entrance $500, h. f., Quotes with security TO
be given for the foret fourteen subscribers now, and
open until The list OF January, 1888 Subscribers, William
Coleman, S. o. Jacobs, John c. Craig William Wvnne
Thomas b. Coleman, William H. Mmge John C. Sic,
vens, Ham Wilkes, Robert L. Stevens, William r. John
son, Henry A. Tayoe II. F. Stockton, C. s. w. Dorsey,
L. sweepstakes for the get of stations to he dropt
spring of 1888, 10 close lst January, 1888 spring
an6 TALL 1886. mile heats in the spring $780, p p, and
two mile heats in the fall $780, p p Subscribers j. NJ
Selden enters the get OF Sussex.
g. sweepstakes Tor colts and fles, three years old
spring OF 1884, spring 1884, mile heats Entrance
SIOo H. H. TO close LIST January, 1888. Six subscribers,
j. NJ Sclden, Thomas Snowdon, Jr, Richard c. Stock
ton John McP Bren Davis and ScIdeA, T. r. s. Boycc.
g. sweepstakes for colts aud fies, three years old
spring OF 1892 TO run fall meeting, 1884, two mile he
Entrance $500, h. f., four race, TO close
and name by the LIST January 1888 Subscribers. Am
brose Stevens the produce OF Eclipse and Blackeyed SUI
san, Robert CiImor, Jr.
T. sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, three years old
spring oil 1881, TO fourth day fall meeting 1884, two
mile heats Entrance $500, h. f., four to make
race to close and name by LIST January, 1884 Subscr
6ers, f. p Corbin (by S. Ringgold) 5. w. Smith, john
c. Craig, John Heth.
g. sweepstakes for colts and fllies three years old
spring OF 1888, to spnng, 1885, mile heats Entrance
S3oO, H. L. three more TO make race close of
March, 1888 Subscribers
g. sweepstakes for colts and fles three wears old
spring OF 1883 TO fall meetings 1888, two mile heats
Entrance $780, h. f. four or more TO make race TO close
and name LIST January, 1888 Subscribers Craig and Cor
bin enter Medley hlly out OF Hayock's dam
TO- sweepstakes for colts and illies, dopt spring
1872, 10 run fall meeting 1885, mile heats Entrance
S30O, H. l., four more to make a race, close and
name by LIST January, 1888 Subscribers Thomas III
Burweh' r. r. Corbin Charles fy out of Stars DAM
Stockton Charlotte Pace
H. sweepstakes for colts ana fes to be drop spring
oil 1888 to run spring, 1886, mile heats Entrance $500
n i Tour or more 10 make race TO close aud name by
lst January, 1888. [58-w4wl Nov 81
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EDUCATlON.-Ths subscribers Classical and Mr.
Ia themacal School. will be continued the ensuin q
year. at his residence In Hanover county, % miles froro
Richmond, above Col Goodas and and half m lies
from the stage road leading from Richmond TO Louisa
Court House Terms-For board, tuition washing ledg-
ing, snc candles, are $50 for ten monthsAy school will
be opened the 10th of January 1888 and closed ON
me Isl oil december following. vacation OF month
viii be given in the summer. As TO my character and
quahcalons, beg leave TO refer TO the following gen.
tiemen Bishop Meade OF Frederick, the Rev VIM Arm
strong, aud f. and j. 5. James OF Richmond Letters ad-
dressed to Inc, near Montpelier. Hanover county, Virgil
mia, will be attended TO nERAlON uaVIS
Annheld. Hanover Nov. 2S. 60-w,f
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ANANTED, TO take charge of six boys, Teacher ca
w pable OF instructing them in the rudimens of Eng
hsh, Latin aud the other branches of School Education
To person thus qualified, and bringing with him sasac
tory testimonials, as 10 character and ability situation
WIN be Afforded in healthy part Of the country and in
desirable neighbourhood. For further particulars apply
AT TINS ONCE Dec Is 66--2awtIJau
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TENHE subscriber intends continuing his School the en-
n suing year. at his residence (Chrishnanagur in the
county oil Hanover, miles above the Fork Church 10.
commence the 18th of January and terminate on the 18th
oil December, with vacation Of month during the
summer In his School will be taught the Latin and
creek languages, together with such instruction. the
English, as is usually given in similar institutions The
terms OF board aud tuition including washing, lodging
&c Tor tho scholastic year of 10 months will be $780,
The neighborlood is healthy and the society good I'm
addition TO these advantages the subscriber pledges HIM
SELL TO devote his best exerons, the moral as well as
intellectual improvement of the youth committed TO his
charge Boys under the Of 10 years, will be
Persons wishing to send their children are requested to
make application before the 10th of January next Let
,ers addressed to the subscriber Newiound Mills p. Or
Hanover county, will be promptly attended to.
RICHARD +. DARRACOTT
December 4. 60 .o,s
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HEUMANITY HALL ACADEMY The subscri-
q Der, grateful for the very liberal patronage he has
received, during the present and many preceding wears
respectfully informs his friends and the public eener-
any, That the exercises OF his school for the ensuing wear
VIII commence Oh the 10th January and be continued u,-
III .he loih November, making term of ten months
without vacation The utility OF this course has been
sSe" by expensnce aud must be obvious to every
lecing mind. In this Seminary will be taught every
ung necessary to prepare young for College, or fl
them Tor the ordinary avocaons Of ife-Tuion Board
aShng Lodging, &c, will be furnished at the very re-
duced price OF $50 the term $35 advance and the ba.
lance $500 at the end of the Those who engage
or shorter Time than ten months will pay $40 per month
Humanity Hall is situated in the lower end of Bucking
nam near Physc Springs, in remarkably healthy, re-
ed aud peaceful eghbourhood entirely remote FROM the
nIu"IS OF wee aud dissipation The discipline Of this
school is mild aud parental and the best testimony can
give OF lis character, is reference TO the many Young
men who have, IN part, been educated it or under nv
cart'-Address, Physic Springs, Buckingham.
Dec' H. l63-w5tl ELIJAH g. HANES
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HNDUCATlON.-Miss f. T. HUGHEs 0ato of the
EA City OF Rchmonh), respectfully informs the inhab-
tan's OF Gloucester and the adjacent countless that
tends opening Seminary for young Ladies' Benveuue
in the above named county, the first Monday i'm Janua
ry, 1888. Her course OF instruction, will embrace the
following branches; Orhography, Reading, Writing,
Practical Arithmetic, English Grammar Geography with
the use OF the Maps and Globes and introduction 10
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry Those young Ladies
qualified 10 commence the higher branches will be in
struced la the best method OF reading History Bellies Let
tres, Composition, Moral Philosophy, the Evidences of
the Christian Region.Alss III. will diligently avour
to isl such principles and form such habits in her pu
pills. as may render them happy in themselves and useful
IN society her long experience in the of teaching
joined with diligence, will, she sincerely hopes produce
their correspondent eflectsthe improvement the YOUTH
iu mind. Every requisite attention will be paid 10 the
health and comfort OF the young Ladies committed to her
care Having formerly resided Benvenue and taught
large school, she assures the public from past
mat The situation Is healthy teacher Of Music will be
procured after the school goes into operation Terms
Sll0 Tor board tuition and wasng during the scholastic
year oil ten months; payments quarterly in advance day
pupils SIS Each young Lady must find her own bed and
bedding; towels, spoon, knife and fork and pounds
oil candles Music and the OF the instrument sepa-
rate charge. NOV. 1911 55-w6y
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! IA OUISA COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-In purs,l-
ance oil three several deeds OF trust the first execut-
ed by John M Price and Elizabeth c. his wife TO Carrot
M Qnares and Charles Y Kimbrougb, Trustees bear
ing date the 18th day of September 1925 and duly c-
knowledged by said Price and wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Louisa County Court conveying one I'M
divided moety OF land lying in Louisa county adjoining
the lands oil is Beades, NJ Baker and Others being the
lands on which Louisa Court House situated containing
three hundred and ninety four more or the
cond deed executed by the said John NJ Price and Eliza
beth u his wife to John Hunter and John r. Quarlcs as
Trustees dated the 2lst day OF June 1928 and duly ac.
kowedged by said Price and wife, and recorded in the
clerks Once, aforesaid conveying the interest Of said
Price aud wife in and to the OF land on which Louisa
which was purchased by said Price and Charles Thomp
SON. J OF Henry Lawrence, which said tact is supposed
10 contain three hundred and ninety acres Also the follow
ing slaves, to wit Gregory, Mat Lewis, Charity Carter
Sarah, Martha Judy and Nelson; and the third deed
executed by the said John NJ Price John T. Quares
ana Charles Dabney, as trustees, dated the 10Th day of
November, 1881, aud duly acknowledged by said John
W. Price, aud recorded in the Clerks Office Aforesaid
conveying certain tract or parcel of land living in
Louisa county, adjoining the lands of Waddy Ipscomb
ana others called and known the Court House tract
containing 392acres The named in the said
or one OF them, WILL the llth day of February next
AT LOUISA Court House upon the premises, proceed 10 sell
at pubic auction for cash. TO the highest bidder in order
70 satisfy The purposes OF the before named deeds trust
ia the order n which they have been recorded with all the
costs ana expenses attending the recording and executing
ne dd deeds the aforementioned lands and slaves, with
The increase Of the slaves since DIST June 1928 accord
ing to the directions Of said deeds The trustee trustees
lna' may act will convey only such tile 70 the pur-
chaser or purchasers Ony) as is vested in them though
the same IS believed 10 be good. THE TRUSTEES.
Louisa, 2lh November 1892 63-wtds
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THNIE subscribers have entered into co-parnersbip.
a under the firm Of II. & w. MORTON, for the
transaction Of Grocery, Shipping and Commission Bust
ness and hope by course Of strict integrity and perfe
Verance to entte themselves TO merted and full share
OF public patronage. HENRY MORTON,
WILLIAM MORTON
-Four doors above the Columbian Hotel, Cary street
beccihDer .. 62-w1w
~ EGROES FOR SALE.-Win be sold 10 the hghe.t
bidder for cash. at McCoy's Tavern, in the Town Of
Carersyille Cumberland County the 1st of January
next, u fair IL not the first fair day thereafter about if
~ likely Virginia born slaves. There among them
number Of first rate house Servants both male and Ce.
nae-two Seamstresses, two good Osers, and an excel
lent female CookPersons wishing purchase for their
Own use, would do we'll to attend this sale
JOHN TANDY.
GooohlsRd, November go 59-wiJsn
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NIoih E. application will be made in due time to
Tie President and Directors Of the Bank OF Virginia.
Tor OF lest certificate OF stock OF said Bank is
sed IN the name OF Andrew McKm, Tor eighteen shares
NO. $685. and dated 22d March, 1921.
December 4 60-w6w1 ANDREW NcKIN
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residence
\ county OF Caroline, near the White Chrnnies will
be continued the ensuing year. The Scholastic year will
commence the 9TH oil January next and terminate the
summer months for vacation. In this School will be
taught Reading, Writing Composition, Arithmetic, Eng.
lish Grammar, Geography, with the use of Maps and
Globes, Mathematics, Surveying, History, sacred and
proane, together with the Latin Greek French Lam
guages For board and tuition, the OF eighty dollars
will be charged the boarder finding his bed bed
ding and lights; il furnished by the subscriber an ad
onal charge OF five dollars will be male In the family
OF the subscribers ten Twelve boarders will be accom-
| moiateI.
The subscriber intending abandon the practice of
Law, Should the School justify i will devote his person
al attention exclusively TO it, otherwise, under his imme
date superinendance ii will be conducted by Mr. John
Scott, who has had the benefit, of six years experience as
teacher, and who is highly recommended, by the late
Richard Morris OF Hanover, John Kidd, and Alexander
f. Rose, member of the Convention, in whose family no
taught private School for five years, with considerable
success.
The location Of this School, in point of health is pf-
nor probably TO in the State Instances of Bilious
disease rarely occurring. The subscriber deepy sen,i
bic oil the necessity OF early moral restraint will exercise
system oil discipline tie School, at once firm mild
parental and aieconate while the stricest attention
viii be paid to their literary Announcements For admis-
SION INTO the School, is desired that early application DO
made in order that additional arrangements NAV he made
relation to the character OF the School, reference made
TO the Rev. Lewis Skidmore, Elder of NJ E. Church Rev
VIM. Hammt, A. 9. Coleman OF Concord A cademy and
Stafford III. Parker of the Senate. Address White Cbn-
mes Caroline. FRANCIS w. SCOTT.
October 80. 5O-w9t
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The President or THE SENArE-It will be per-
ceved, by reference TO the brief Of the
Jugs OF the Senate, hs the venerable and estmahle
Hugh L. White Of Tennessee, has been elected Pres.
pro OF that body, the fifth ballot A corresoon.
dent, who writes us on tie third instant states the re-
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AZ meeting Of the Jackson Committee for the county
OF Rockbridge held in Lexington Monday the 18th Of
September, 1882, John Bowyer, Esq, Chairman of said
committee, having taken the chair, reminded the meeting
Of The necessity Of appointing Secretary and Reuben
Ougsby was accordingly appointed.
. The Chairman read to the meeting, letter from the
Jackson Central Committee Of Richmond, explanatory
OF the object Of this meetings whereupon, John Bower,
Jr., ESQ offered the following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted:
HesoiUed, That admire the administration Of Gen.
Andrew Jackson, President Of the United States for his
hrmnes love Of country and virtue evncng determine.
ton to support the Constitution, the laws and republican
principles which Government Is foundod--that II
deserves the confidence and support Of all reemen and
tha we will al honest 10 insure his recollection
ResolUed, That the voice Of the people ought 10 be