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MR.. HomANS;-i observe in the Gazette of the 2l
instant collection of numerous and contradictory versions
Of The alhr between Mr.. rlu'nmcr of Mississippi and
Mr. Sadc OF Vermont. Several OF those papers attempt
TO give detailed account of the particulars of the ansoc
tons, none OF which are entirely correct.
III all those accounts injustice done to the Young
who represents Mississippi As an act of i,s,ice 10
Mr. PIummcr, feel my dmiy TO state the facts as thew
really exist and feel assured that YOU although opposed to
hin politically arc willing also do him justice By giving
are simply iollow,:
Mr. Punmcr, during his remarks on the report of the
Judcdry Committee, in tic of the Wiscasset Coec-
tor IN reply TO several gentlemen who had charged the
President with prescription, and removing individuals from
Office for opinions sake called the attention of tbe House
TO list o officers ia the different departments of the en-
eculye branch OF the government in the City of Wash
nSon VINO were removed from Office by the present Adj
miWstralon, and their causes Of removal; and among
others mentioned The of William Sade who was re-.
moved rom situation in the State Department because
ne was violent parlan and travelling ecconecrcr'
MT RUNNER 1t seems did not know tba Mr. Slade was
member OF the House until after he had closed his re-
marks Ior that morning As he learned this fact
nc went 70 Mr. SHADES contrary to the advice Of HE
ificnds, and offered bin polite and respectful apnr,.
he informed him that he did not know that he was man,
Der OF the House, and if ne had known that fact that he
would not have mentioned bis name. Mr. Plunmcfsad
d he bad hurt bis feelings he had done IL inadyertenIy
at he was sorry Tor IT, and hoped that he would pardon
' HI. o.1"e rose from his seat, apparently in rage,
an" saId nc would accept OF no apology Mr.. Pummcr
replied, chat If ne (Alr. Slddc would not accent his ann
lOgy he might seek redress IN any aay nc thought pro-
per. After Mr.. Plummcr had closed his spcech Mr.
sade took the floor in reply and in the course Of lie re-
marks made personal attack on the character and the
reputation OF Mr. Plummcr in the most abusive manner
in which he could find language express himself lie
was twice called 10 order by the Speaker his personal
illusions 70 Mr. Pumincr Mr. Slade said, that he was
personally responsible for his remarks and that he would
not avail himself Of his privilege as member Of the
House Mr. Plummcr and responded that so far az
ne was implicated, lac willing FOR the gentleman
since hc had waived his parliamentary privilege 10 pro.
cccd without interruptions and that he did propose Ia
hocc him on the floor Of the House. This under.
5000 gehcf1y by those who heard IT, invitation on
ID lad NUfia -. - nj.
sc'Uc c matter elsewhere and in manner other than
by war OF words Their first meeting after what passed
~ c House took place in the large Rotunda Of the Ca
piol the nest morning
Pummor aococd him, and proposed, az the House we're
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Tho ollewng beautiful lines Gom The pen OF Mrs H. H. $
carney OF H't9 coan o Of distinguished literary taste an
H learned ,hat country mainly
to -sT,es ct h, ,ncr Id Gon Of her cy She made o"
~ to foderck9ug sought for oni with difficulty found the
he u,oao,y Of tho alorugp OF w,NoroS.-.N J. b. .iic.
Mother ochn whose golGkc fame,
Al! why without a
Thus sccpst thou unro gntjcdh here.
Fair pcnsilc branches DER thee wave
Andno,uoc docks the chosen DOLL
Nct surely thy hnlowed grave
nations mournrul sigh should sycl
ROME uib burst Of Gliol pride
Az why should rce,yain the tide
OErcYcrcntrl gmtltuic.
si, TO sublime volumnis pnN
Waen the dread cbicft,at voice oh-yI
Which s'ctoy curbcl his infant years
Thou in the days of Splr,a's might
Hrsi high on her ilustrous roll
Brourank II amid those NATIONS hrirlt
Who nobly nursrd the great ofsoul
Tordi,cirlu,'d in ,yi,lcn's school
The lSoy pupil ownH hy sway
SO cuy nuiturcd To obey.
No cnor,a,ia- arts refined
No weak indulgence warped thy mind
10 cloud a loro's path OF light.
say when upon thy shielding breast
Tho Saviour oths
Whom his son lips to thine were piessd
Wooing the accents OF thy tongue;
or whom his infant hands were taught
By thee in simple prayer to rise,
saw thy frnupht
With heightened incense for the skies
Wei may that realm confding rest
Which finds it, ntant Offspring best
With monitors and guides like thee.
Somc future age than ours more lust
WIN his shall blind Thy honord Name
Nnr raise cNnlt'ns thy dust
The monument OF dcatlloss fame;
Shall uithcr bid yonng,mothcrs ,vcnd
10 thy spirit as they rove,
For Heaven to I ,a i' the ' Sos . ia ,S" love-
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NEW APOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE.-The
~ subscriber having taken the store next above the
Eagle Hotel offers 10 his friends and the public generally
carefully selected and very general assortment of Drugs
Medicines, Periumery, Paints, Oils, Dye StuHs Window
Glass &c SC; all Of which have been recently pnrchas-
ed by himself in the Northern cities and will be sold.
wholesale or retail as good terms any other house
in this city.
Physicians country merchants and others arc respect
fully invited TO give him a call
All orders and prescriptions will be carefully attended to
by himself, under hs immediate inspection
Having been for than ten years past actively en-.
gagged IN this business he hopes 10 be able To give general
Abstraction. and soicts share oipubic patronage.
May rs lJ-wSwl ALEXANDER DUVAL.
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IN CHANCERf-V1R court held for
a Prince Edward county. March goth, 1892:
Archibald, william, Pcyton, George NJ and Giles Fu-
qua and Thomas Lyon Pits
against
Emmclne NJ, Elizabeth r., Mary A. s William r.
John g. aud Samuel A. Smith, infants, by VIM. r. Smith
their special guardian, and the Said William r. Smith
Deits.
Poyton Fuqua, Of the PLAINTIFF, and commissioner
in this cause, having departed this life on the motion Of
nc other parties Archibald Fuqua, adnor Of the said
Peyton fuqua decd made party defendant in this
SUIT; and the said Archibald Fuqua adm'or Of Pcyon Flu
qua not having entered his appearance and given secu
y according to an act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court and appearing to the satisfaction Of The court that
the said Archibald Fuqua, adnor Of Peyton Fuqua dec
Is not an nhabi,ant OF this State, the motion Of the
plaintiffs by cOunselt is ordered that the said Archibald
fuqua adm Of Peyton Fuqua decd DO appear here on
the hrs day Of July court next, and answer the plain
s BILL and that copy Of this order be Forthwith inserted
IN some ono Of the public newspapers published in the
city OF Richmond for two months successively and also
posted at the front door OF the This county
Teste, y. J. WORSHAM. ok
May 1l6-w8w
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pursuance to an order OF the County Court of Eliza
~ beth Gy bearing date February 23d, 1892 will be
let to the highest Ider. AT the the tow of
Hampton, the Goth day u! June next, the Ferry from
Hampton TO Norfolk for the term o five years; the
to give bond and security according to law.
WILLIAM T.. MOORE, Sheriff H. G. c.
May %. 5wt26tbJ
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Clay The odds is two 10 against in this particular
Agan-the Representative in Congress (no ours) is a
Clay man lie is very mindful of the Eagle and the CT
uzen, and supplies them with documents from head quar-
ters, whenever be had 10 favor their vewsdo-
cumcns OF no kind has been sent 10 the Monitor.
ON! we mstlkci The Presidents Message tcGs sent
TO US by the Representative, and reached week af
ter had published il, having first received through
another source. And lest might bc supposed that was
DELAYED by mat, we state received IL week after
the Eagle received il from the mcmScr aud in due time
aiicr was mailed and post marked, Members of Con-
gess have the privilege OF ranking for the benefit Of their
constituents The member from this district seems resov-
Ell that no knowledge of their proceedings shall go TO his
constituents 10y his agency, except through Clay papers
This Is la character with partiHaniSm. III.
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Isl N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lancaster County
"a Court, March 10th, 1892.

IL N ANCERH-VIRGINIA.-I Lancaster County
"a Court, March Goth, 1882.
John Sampson, Complt
against
Thomas s. ChnPpell VIM. Payne, Lawson George Cy-
rus DogSelt ana w liham Mitchell, jr., Dets.
The complainant having this day filed his BILL and il
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that the e(cn
dan Thomas s. Chappell, is an inhabitant of this
commonwealth, it is therefore ordered the defendant
honas ChapPe doapPear here the third Monday i'm
June next and answer the bill of the complainant And
Is further ordered, that the other defendants William
faync Lawson George, Cyrus Doggcu Scd William
hltche Jr do not pay, convey away, or secrs.e the
money or effects in their hands, belonging to the other
defendant Chappc, until the further order and decree of
inns ourt CconcernnS the same; and that COPY of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enouirer for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door of
the Court House of this county
Attest, ROBERT p. DUNAWAY, ID. c.
way " Il6-w8y
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AND FOR SALE.-rhe subscriber offers for sale,
- his farm in the upper end OF Cumberland containing
1lO acres The dwelling, neatly enclosed, is story
building with wing having rooms and chamber
on the lower floor, and four the second floor
The out-houses consist of medical shop kitchen, laun-
dry; smoke house dairy carriage house, STABLE large
shielded grdnary, tobacco barns and negro cabins. The
garden containing of ground is rich and hand
somely paed Also young bearing orchard of Select
ruit VIZ: apple peach, plum, SC The soil is adapted 10
the culture OF tobacco aud grain, well and wood
ed s1atcd in healthy, wealthy and intelligent neigh.
borood, one nerom the Appouatox, three miles from
featuring mills
Aso another tract of 142 12 of forest land living
on the East side OF the public road leading TO Richmond
ono mi'e below Raines' tavern If the above properly
should not he sold privately il will be advertised and OF
rcd publicly the LIST October next together with the
growing cro2 stock of all kinds plantation utensils house
hold and kitchen furniture, several hundred vols meJi
cal and Ms Books shop furniture, medicine, sc.
WILLIAM b. SMITH.
Shady Grove, June g. 9-w6yv
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FENo JoURNEYNIEN HoUSE-PAINTERS-


c. w. MCGlNNESS. House Painter, SC.
18th Street. Richmond, Va.
have on hand 200 gallons Copal Varnish of my own
make, suitable for House Painters, Chair Cabinet
Makers, which warrant of the best quality and to dry
quck-Likcwise, Coach Varish, which will engage To
polish well, and not crack As intend manu- ace il
constantly, aud hope to supply the State, will sell by
Wholesale (say 10 gaons) low it be procured
III The Northern Cities II the varnish is approved Of
II will be taken back, and the money returned.
April 81 1li-tfw c. w. McGINNESS
u The Editors OF the National Intelligencer, WASH
ingon; lnelligcncer Petersburg; and BEACON Norfolk
will publish the above weekly for months and send
their accounts TO this Office.
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Mr. ClayS speech Cincinnati, in which he took the
ground that the Bank charter would he proper sub
lectoi discussion until the close of the term
vered in 1880 in 1881 stated in our paper yescr.
day
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q the Clerks Office of the Circuit Suncrior Gu, ~
Law and Chancey Of Mcckenburg county, on the first
Monday in April, 1892
william Iownes administrator. with the'wilI annexed,
vi E""'h H. Fee'c, dec d Pltn
David T. Hutcherson and Edw. a. Holloway Dcns
The defendant David c. Hutcherson not having entered
ms appearance and given security according 10 the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
rom satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabitant
this State, motion of The plaintiff by his attorney il il
ordered that the sand dcicndando appear here at rules TO
be holden Tor the said court, at the clerks office thereof
on the irs Monday i'm July next and answer the plain
m bill, and give security for performing the decree of
the court and that copy OF this order be inserted i'm
some newspaper printed in the city OF Richmond, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door of the
court house OF the said county.
\ Copy-Testc, JOHN c. BAPTIST CT
May - l16-ySw
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a NREEN SPRING LAND FOR SALE-WiIl be
IA sold, to the highest bidder at Louisa Court House
on the second Monday in July next, Chat being Louisa
Courday) on credit of one yo and three years TRAcr
OF LAND containing 1853 Acres. is situated in Louisa
county, in what is well known as the Green SPRING neigh
borhood which is, without doubt, the best farming land
below the Ridge Ii is particularly adapted 10 The growth
wheat and grass is healthy any part Of Virginia
and affords good society he found the country
About 300 Acres OF the Land is cleared the balance is in
woods, large portion OF which is Tobacco Land of supc-
ror quality. The Land is well waered and in all re-
sPecs most desirable 1t will be divided TO suit purcba-
sers If required Those disposed purchasers are invited
view The land before the day OF sale, which will be
JNO. MORRIS.
Executor Of VIM Norris deed.
May 20. G|,ytJs
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A GENTLEMAN from Europe, who is graduate
IN and who has had the experience of years i'm
teaching, wishes procure a situation in private family
or public institution, after the LIST of August AS his
Intention Is, 10 make the business of instruction. only
profession, situation likely TO be permanent one, would
be preferred. He will instruct in the Greek, Latin,
French and English Languages, and Mathematics in
either exclusively Letters (pos pad) will meet with
Observation-Disclosures, A. b. Lorctto, Essex County, Va
until LIST of next August, and after that time, Richmond
cy-satstoctory references can he given. An eligible
situation in any of the Southern States would he accepted
April 81. uI-Iaftr
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NALUABLE PAMONKY LAND FOR SALE

" ALUA PAMONkY LAND FOR SALE
The subscriber again offers for salc that valuable
farm lying on both sides of the Pamunky river in the
counties oil King william and Hanover, and containing
from 1000 1900 acrcs In point of locality and erlity
oil soil, this farm is eXceed by but few Eastern Vr-
gnia. II lies miles from Hanover Town. from 5 to
from Hanover Courthouse, II from Richmond and in
neighhorhood OF the most respectable and gcncc society
The soil is we'll adapted to the culture of the staple
modiues, such as corn wheat, cotton &c.-1he fields
wei arranged and well supplied with abundance of
timber and water and the whole tract almost an unboken
level The improvements, situated cmincncc on the
knS William side consist of commodous dwelling
house. sufficient for the accommodation of large family
with all the necessary out-houses necessary for an extern
sve iarmfhc subscriber invites those disposed to pur-
chase, TO view the farm and make their TO
him by letter otherwise at Tappahannoc Essex coun-
ty, Va, and they will meet with prompt attention
Should not this farm be privately disposed of sooner
will without the 3Oth day of August next or
on the next fair day thereafter, be offered public sale
the premises. JOHN w HOOMES
Tappahannock, Nav 9th. 2-wt30lhAup
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q AND FOR SAFE ON 4 LONG CREDiT--Thc
Il subscriber determined TO TO the Western
country, oilers for sale, by pirate contract credit
from to thirteen years, the residue Of his land i'm
50 county, consisting of the tract which nc resides ~
ing on the waters of Hickory creek, within two miles
OF Elsvilc, containing about 4l2 The situation OF
this land renders it truly desirable professional cha
racter; 1T is situated the main road leading from Louisa
TO Orange court house, miles north OF the former
ana fourteen south OF the latter in healthy, respectable
and tckly settled neghhourl;ood more particular de-
scrpon OF the land is deemed unnecessary, il pre-
sumed no person would purchase without first viewing the
premises.
Also, lot of % on the North Anna river aGioin
ing Mrs. Frances Quarcs. WILLIAM ELLIS
Louisa June 8. O-wsyv
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HN CliANCtkb -FtBGtNfA:-In Powhatan Cir
1892: '
Thomas G. Bowlcs and Mary his WIFE anil Eliza a
Sowcl and Martha j.. Sowell, the said Eliza A. and Ma
y F. being infants under the age Of twenty one
by Geo. b. Moody their next friend PITTS
against
VIM Cox, admor Of Martha Cox, decd, Custavus V
Clarke, Executor OF James Clarke d. who was Sheriff
OF Powhatan. and as such, adm of Obadiah Iockeft
decd, and Edward Mosocy, late Sheriff of Powbatan
county, and as such, adm'or de bons Of the said
ODdul"1 LOCKOUT acc a, Deits
This day came the plaintiffs by Rch'd W. Flournov
Esq their Attorney, and the defendant VIM. Cox ad'or
OF Mar Cox, decd having entered his appearance
and given security according to the Act of Assembly
and the Rules OF this Court and appearing to the salts
faction oil The court that he is nhabitant OF a
Commonwealth, on the motion Of the plaintiffs by their
said Auorney-lt is ordered that the said VIM Gov adj
nnstraor as aforesaid do appear here the first dav oS
&c next term OF this court and answer the bill of tbe
plaintiffs, and give security for performing such decree
the cour, may make hercin and that copy Of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
cd in the city Of Richmond, for two months successive
y and posted at the front door Of the courthouse Of this
county. COPY. Testc
May l. t115-wSw1 II. +. GRAVES, n. C.
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IN CHANCERY-YIRe1N1 rules held in tho
q Clerks Office Of Meckenburg County Court, on tic
first Monday in April, 1882.
John G.. Baptist, Pitt
against
Overton Wiles Clark Roysler, and William Townes
Defts
The defendant OycrtOn Wilcs, not having entered bis
appearance, and given security according 10 the Act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and it appearing
from satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhatan Of
this Sate-On motion OF the Plaintiff by his Attorney il
odcrcd that the said Defendant do appear on tho
first day OF July Court next, and the PLAINTIFF
bill and give security for performing the decree Of tho
Cour and that copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper, printed in the city Of Richmond for two
two months successfully, and posted the front door Of
tie Court-H House Of the said county. a copy Teste.
May A. tll6-wSw'l JOHN BAPTIST, C.
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| VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-I3y the
last will OF James Webb, decd, direct
ed to sell The following tracts OF land to w:The
on which said James Webb resided at the time of his DEATH
which lies in the county Of King and Queen upon ire
Stage road between Richmond and about
hlrty-tw two miles from the former place and about three
miles from the place known by the name OF Dunkrk
upon the Matapony river, which place said river is
naygable for large boats and lighters This tract contains
nearly one thousand acres, large portion of which may
he considered FERTILE and considerable part il is very
we'll timbered. The situation is very healthy and agreea-
bc aud the land has upon very large and handsome
dwelling house IN good repair and il has, besides album
dance OF other buildings which good repair Al
So another valuable tract containing rather upwards of six
hundred which lies in Essex county, on the south
side oil Pscdtaway Creek about five miles below Tap
paannock and upon the road leading from
to Urbanna in Middlcscx county This tract has upon it
no buildings OF value the dwelling house having been
burnt years past but likewise is considered healthy
and Is well tmbered with the best white oak and from the
site OF the ancient dwelling house. there good view OF
the Rappahannock river The Piscataway Creek which
IS the boundary of the tract the North is navirabc for
large vessels quite up the road from Tappahannock TO
Urbanna, which road passes through the Also one
other tract to wit that upon which Mr.. Anthony HAYNES
resides lying in Essex county, about ten miles below Tap
pahannock Immediately upon the Rappahanuock river
This tract contains upwards OF four hundred very
healthy and fertile, and has upon il dwelling house of
convenient size, which, with small expenditure may be
made very comfortable and desirable, well as other
buildings necessary for the plantation Being required by
the will of Testaor sell the said lands privately we
invite and solicit all persons, who may be disposed TO r
chase, TO go and the lands and make such propositions
as may be suitable 10 themselves The first mentioned
tract will be shewn by Mr. Thomas Smith, who lives upon
il; the second by Doctor William Smith who lives with
Mr. Anthony Haynes, and the last by Mr. Anthony Haynes
himself. ALEXANDER FLEET
JAMES SMITH,
Executors Of James Webb, dec'd
Nav
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| " lRGlNiA MUSEUM.-This well known establish
men together with all the Paintings, Minerals, Fos-
sis and cucsities thereto belonging il offered for sale
The building is 90 by 90 feet stories high built of
brick and covered with slate Ii is situated the south
corner of the Capitol Square, most pleasant and central
part OF the city The building constructed with
view TO all the purposes Of Museum; and in the hands
oil man OF enterprises, might be made very valuable pro-
perry The establishment will be shown to any person
wishing TO purchase, on application at the premises APP
pcaons from persons abroad by letter post paid direct
cd 10 the subscriber the Museum will be promptly at
tended TO. RICHARD LORT0N.
Nav % 5-w3u
9gIhc Editors Of tho Courier Enquirer, York are
Gcd TO publish the above week for twelve weeks
their accounts for collection.
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YUyoWN PROPERTY FOR SALE wish 10 sell
a my property in this placc-wh some fifty acres of
land adjoining This property has been lately much inn
proved the house very convenient one and fitted up
for tavern with Office, kitchen, servants corn ice and
stable houses and an excellent WELL portion of the
land has been highly improved, and has il clover
meadow lots, aud very promising crop of wheat Also
another lot, containing of ground, with conve
nen dwelling house, dairy and well and few fruit
Also wothrds of 4 large well-but LANYARD.
great bargain will be sold in ALL or any part of the
above property tor cash. long credit as the subscriber
proposes to so into the country; he will
OF years. GEO NJ PAYNE
New Canton, May 15 2-w5w