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IHNO JEPHIHA LEET.-Take notice that I shall on
n The 3lst day of August next at Chinouepin Cborci
m the county Of Amelia and State Of Virginia proceed 10
take the DISPOSITIONS Of Joel Morris and others TO be read s
evidence W suit now pending in the Circuit Superior
in which am plaintiff and yourself and others are defcn
Giants Ihe said dispositions will be taken on The day be-
forenoon and six O'Clock in the afternoon Of Tho sam, o
ana should they not be completed on that day The same
VIII be taken on the succeeding day between the same
ho9rs' yours, &e JOHN JORDAN.
Augusta 2yLw4yo.
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MPoRrANT-To Dsclers 81, .Hedis,sss, Pants,
- ana Dye Str8s.-H w. DlMMAN, Wholesale
Druggist, No. III Maiden Lane, offers for sale at tho
lowest prices extensive assortment Of articles in his
ne and hopes to give satisfaction TO those who think il for
their interest TO buy OF him. Those wishing purchase
will please give him CALL and ascertain his prices before
leaving their orders elsewhere.
n. B.-Prfce Currents sent by mai.--Al orters will
be thankfully received, carefully put up and forwarded
with despatch.
New York, June 30. 2I-6w
A TANNER wANTED-The subscriber wishes to
IN employ genteel, SOBER industrious Young Man, to
carry on his Tanning and Currying business for the
year. To such man, who come well recommended, Ii
berai wages will be given, part in the Tan Yard
which is now in good order for carrying extensive
business. JOHN ID. BOSWELL
New Market, Hanover, Aug. II. 2gLlm
HWAVlNG removed to the city OF Richmond, will,
in future attend regularly all the Superior Courts
held therethe District county Court Of the United States,
held at Noriokand the Circuit Superior Courts of Law
and Chancery otthe county of Norio-the Circuit Superb
or Court Of Law and Chancery, held at Wiamsburg-and
heretofore will continue to attend the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, held at Fredericksburg.
July II. [23-121 PHILIP HARRISON.
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MI Sprague, with the intention of covering his friend
Gays retreat on the Boundary question introduced the
following resolution, viz Resolved thathe Senate do mol
advise the President to accept the award of the King
Netherlands MIR Mangum observed to Mr. Sprague
mat MS Trend should not get of easily and moved the
following pertinent amendment viz: Resolved that the
senate 10 advise the President not accept the award
me ing oil the Netherlands. So Mr. Sprague was UefOed
ana immediately withdrew his resolution despairine oil
success IN his attempts TO his friend from the indg
nation OF his constituents in Maine. This Henrv Clav
me federal prints would have us believe is CHA
PIoNon The Boundary question! Yes-this man, whose
acts Peeg Spague attempted to plaster by his resolution
rfh's same man, they would have us believe, is oui
.|Ticnd!!-B.
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August 20, 1882
EN- ELECTROMAGNETIC James CITY Coun-
n ty Court, July 9th, 1892
George w. Roper aud James Roper, children and dis
tributes Of Randolph Roper, deceased, Pitts.
against
Ann Roper administrative ofRandolp Roper deceased
Benjamin Roper, Randolph Roper, John +. James and
Selma f. his wife, William c. Roper, John Il. James, adj
mnisator OF Charles Roper deceased and Erasmus Ro-
per- by Randolph Roper his guardian al Hten assigned
TO defend him in his suit which said Benjamin. Randolph
Selma E. Erasmus, Charles and William c. are also chill
dren and distributes Of the said Randolph Roper deceased
and Nathaniel Piggott, executor of Francis Pggo de-
ceased, Nelson W. Hall, Sheriff of York County, and
committee and administrator of John w Judkins, deceas-
ed Gideon Radcliffe and BENJAMIN Roper the securities of
the SAID Ann Ropers administration OF the said Randolph
Roper's estate, Defts
On motion of the plaintiffs by counsel the arrival of
age oil the defendant Erasmus Roper suggested and for
reasons appearing to the Court it audged ordered and
decreed, that much OF the DEGREES heretofore rendered
in this cause as required the defendant Ann Roper
der an account of her administration upon the estate OF
hernteslate, and disrbutcc account with the plaintiff
George W. Roper, be set aside; and the Court retaining
ana confirming the residue of said decrees doth further
ajudge, order and decree, that the said Ann Roper adj
mnlStraX OF Randolph Roper, deceased, render before
William Nj. Moody, who is hereby appointed special
commissioner for that purpose of her admins
Iraton upon the estate of her said intesate Randolph
Roper, deceased, from the time when the account here
toiore rendered by her before Leonard Henley and re
turned to this Court closed to the time of takinr the
accounts hereby direced and the said commissioner is
hereby directed to state and settle dstribuee account
betweenh the said Ann Roper administrative as aforesaid
and the plaintiff George w. Roper showing the amount
received by him of said Ropers estate, and the amount
II any, now due TO him from said estate. Upon the sell
enent oil which accounts, the said plaintiff George, and
the SAID defendant Ann, are TO submit to examinations on
oath, before the said commissioner required by the par
cs; winch said accounts the said commissioner being
first duly sworn, is directed examines state aud settle
and to the Court report with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself, which may be required
by the parties to be so stated Copy Teste.
TIL. o. COGBILL, C.
The parties interested hereby notified that have
appointed the 18th day of September next to carry the
foregoing decree OF Courtuto effect which day. by nine
O'clock NJ they required attend before me at the
Clerk Office OF the Hastings Court of the city of viii.
ilamsbug with their books, papers and vouchers and
with the necessary copies of the Court papers.
VIM. NJ. MOODY, Spi Com'r
August IL. 2s-vvI,vs
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Ear(hemVvarc. &Enina a. dsIasS.

YHVHoS. ]. BARROW & Co., importers and wholesale
IA dealers, SO Water Street. offer for sale very large
assorm&t OF the above articles of the best
style the most reasonable free from any COM
binaton restriction Also, complete variety of Looking
Glasses of mahogany and gilt frames. The patronage
hitherto received by from southern friends calls Tor
our best acknowledgements and pledge use
every exertien TO merit continuance of the same.
Merchants not wishing TO visit the city at this time, will
have their orders attended TO by forwarding them by mail
TO the subscribers, the though present
themselves. Il. j. BARROW, & Co.
July 81. SO, Water Street N York
3 The editors of the Wing Richmond Vgnan Lynch
burg Spectator Stounton ntelgoncor Petersburg
fredericksburg ViTginian Winchester
o Fincac Reporter Danvie will publish the above
to the of 50 so and send their office
lection.
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HNOR SALE-A tract Of land containing about 2oo
~ acres, in the county Of Fuyanna known by t,e
name OF the Fork Ordinary the Stage Road lcadna Co
below the latter place. egibly situated for taverube
ing near The junction Of several roads with the STAGE road
particularly the roads leading 70 Milton Charlottesville
Carter%bndge on the Hardware, 10 Fluvanna Court
house and TO the Middleton mills at the Iand-AIso
lot in the town ofCoumba, in the same county and The
buildings thereon, in the Occupation OF r. Davis For
terms, apply TO John Forbes IT, attorney at law WninS
ton Fluyanna, or to myself, the Proprietor.
Richmond, Aug. If. 2s|w6o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-21

RGR FIELDING BELL AS you are not am inbabi-
I'VE tant of this Commonwealth, notify you in this
mode, that have filed in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county
Sussex, statement of the for which shall Pc
tition the General Assembly of Virginia at its next
session, TO be divorced from you, U1,culo matrinO-
MI This statement of facts is fled for the purpose of
having them established by the verdict OF Jury in the
said Court agreeably TO statute in such provided
preliminary TO the application to the Legislature
ours, &c. SUSAN w. BELL.
AUGUST
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NEWMAN and ais. Pluis. J
against 4" fieW'cO county COuTP
SNEED and als. DTS y W Ch0nceTy.

"A RUNAWAY.--Was committed to the Jail of Eliza
N oetn cry County, on ihe 18Th day Of May, 1892,
by Samuel Sous Of Rockbridgc to Mr. Anderson Of Ala
bama lie Is five feet ten inches high; awnov on,plex-
ion and has scar over his left eyebrow and one on The
neck just above his left collar bone; large full ., es ana
very hkey. The owner will come forward prove proper
W pay charges and take him away, or he will e dealt
WIN according 10 law. WILLIAM v. MOOR f.
Jury ~ IS-2OOct. Sheriff f. G G.
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bURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery, held at the Capitol in the CT
OF Richmond will be sold to the highest bidder for cash
on the premises, Tuesday, the 28h day of August
the tract ofland which James Andrew resides w..
lDg near CodHabour In the lower end Of Hanover coun-
w containing 80 acres, be the same or ess-whch
SAID safe will be made, according TO the provisions of the
Deed OF Trust made by the said James Andrew to me as
trustee to the payment Of money In the said Deed
Of Trust mentioned. As shall sell in my character aore
said, will, convey only such title as am authorized to
make, by virtue OF the said decree and Deed OF Trust
July "a. 2s2wtds
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'YHNHE Visitors of William and Mary COLLEGE, arn CO.
"A nesy requested TO meet in Convocatiou on the tLrJ
Monday in October next, there being vacancy in the
roessorshps, and other matters claiming their attention
ms notice is at the instance OF all the Visitors afend
the 9th OF July. BURWELL BASSETT, Rector.
July 81. 2l-w2wS2, yoct
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I'ltff.
June 26.

EN ERY-VtRGINIA.-ln Goochland Coun-
n ty Court 18th June, 1892.
Thomas Biniord Plaintiff,
against
Kenneth McRac, and William McRae, Defendants.
The Bill of the plaintiff being read and filed, and the
defendant William McRae not having entered his appear
ance and given security according TO the act of the Gene
raj Assembly and the Rules of this Court-and il appear
ing TO the Court by satisfactory evidence, that he is
inhabant of this Commonw ealth-on the motion of the
plaintiff 10y Counsel il is ordered that the said defendant
William McRac do appear here ut or before September
Court next and answer the plaintiff bland that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond for months sue
cessvey and also posted at the front door OF the
house OF this county.
Copy. Teste, NAT. w. MILLER, d. C. @. C.
July ), l6-wSw
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he Foreign Quarterly Review. II
priginal. we think that mothers
motion.-.7i6dHy .A'gas.
lSlumbor on, sweet iuiaut,
iluubcr peacefully;
Tho young soul yet knows not
| What thy lot may bo.
Like dead lcnVcs that sweep
Down tho stormy deep,
frhou art horne in Sloop-
What IL all to thee
Thou canst slwnbcr by tho way;
Thou hast learnt to borrow
Nought from study; nought from
care;
The cold hand Of sorrow,
On thy brow, unwrinkled yet,
Where young truth aud candor sit,
Meier with rugged pea hath wit
That sad word, "fo morrow ~
ltnnoccnt thou slccpcSt-
Soc the heavenly band,
Who ioreknow the trials
That Tor man are plouu'd -
Seeing him mal mad,
IUniearing, uualarmnd,
With their tears havo warmed
His unconscious band.
! Angels, hoy'iing DER him,
Kiss him where ho lies;
iiark lac sees them weeping,
"Gabriel !" he cries;
"iiush J" the angel says,
On his lip ho lays
One finger, one displays
J.. His native skies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-21

MIR. CLAY DETECTED 1T is out at last The pro
ceedngs i'll session the Boundary question arc
published; and as predicted, Mr. Clays vote stands
recorded against us! After various propositions amend
ments after Mr. Clay had made his speech to deceive Us
here he is at length compelled TO test the sincerely hi
professionalism speaking he is driven act and to re-
cord his vote on the subject. The following resolution as
to the final disposition of the question was presented the
yeas and nays called for and Senators were una
BILE to persuade single of their party not even Mr.
Clay, TO vote with them.
Resolved, That the Senate advise the President TO omen
new negotiation Nth his Britannia Iajests Gorer,i.
ne't, for the GScertdinment Of The boundary befADeel
The possessions Of the United States and those of tbe
King Of Great Britain on the northeastern frontier
YEAs-MesSrs. Benton, Brown, Dallas, Dckerson,
Dudley, Ellis, Grundy, Hendricks, Hill, Holmes Kane
King, Mangum, Marcy, Robinson, Ruggles, Smith
SPRAGUE, Tazewell, Upton, Troup White, Wilkins-23
.4H Jacks0nmen but SpTGgue and Holmes
NAYs-Messrs Bell, Bibb, Chambers, II CLAY! r1
Clayton, Ewing, Foot, Freinghuysen Hayne, Johnston
Knight, Miller, Moore, Naudain, Poindexer Prentss
Robbins, Seymour, Sisbec, Tomlnson Tyler Webster
People Of .Naine-You now see who saved YOU from
the award of Mr.. Adams arbiter, and who Stunned the
responsibility.
WW you rote for that for President, ,oto in
suits you Nth holioD professions Of frendship 6uf
ohen Joreed to act, neaHiy shyiks from The RESPONSE
6ihty, and records his cote against you2-.qugusta
(.Ndine) age.
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August I.

At the request of the Attorney of of the parties in
teresed in the above case, Galleo Wknson the settle
ment Of the above accounts, sc. is postponed the 22d
day of September. j. w. d.
August 20, 1882
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THE VEro.-This act of Gen. jackson will DO more TO
wards his election than his friends are aware of
Travelling in company with gentleman the other day
who has considerable interest in the money transactions
the bank conversing the subject he remarked: 81 have
hitherto been the friend of Jackson but had come TO a
positive determination that if he vetoed the bank bill
would not vote for him. whent came however, was CON
WINGED that had understood the subject and shall
now give him my hearty support.-JVyth .argus.
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INFANCY.
"a tho dusky court,
Near the altar laid,
Sleeps tho child in shadow
Or mothers bed.
Softly he rcposes,
And his h,ls OF roses,
Clos'd to earth, uncloscs
On the heaven o'erhcad.
Many a dream is with hun,
Fresh from fairy land,
Spanglcd DER with diamond,
Seems the ocean sand;
suns arc cleaning thcrc,
Troops OF ladies Gir
Souls of infants bear
In their charming hand.
o. enchanting vision.
Lo, till upsptinss,
And from its bosom
Comes n voice that sings,
Isovelicr there appear
Sire aud sisters dear,
while his mother near
Plume > her newborn wings.
But brighter vision
Yet his eyes behold
Rose all and lilies
Every path cufold;
nakos in shadow sleeping,
Siltcryiishcs lcaping,
Aud the waters creeping
Through the reeds of gold.
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HW ANlED as an Apprentice TO the Printing BUSH
w ness, an active, intelligent youth Of resns fable
connections from II 70 IS years Of age Apply At Of
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HIN CHANCERY-V1RGINIA.- Powhatan Circuit
q Court, April the 18Th 1892.

I'm CHANCERY-yIRGINIA.-I Powhatan Circuit
n Court, April the 18Th, 1892.
William Watson and Fanny his wife, George Watson
and Comfort his wife, Jenny Corker, widow of Robert
Corke deceased Tabitha Evans, wife of Thomas Evans
Judy Causly widow of William Causly, deceased and
Polly Wilkinson which said Fanny Watson, Comfort Wat
son, Jenny Corker Tabitha Evans Judy Causy and Pol
ly Wilkinson, daughters and dcvsecs OF Thomas Will
kinson, deceased, Pitts.
against
Calico Wilkinson, Exor of Thomas Wilkinson, deceas-
ed, DIT.
This this day be heard upon the BILL
and exhibits filed, and argued by counsel on
consideration Whereof the Court doth adiudge, order and
decree hattie defendant do render before John w Dance
the Commissioner of this Court account of his admins.
traon of the of his esator Thomas Wilkinson de-
ceased which the said Commissioner directed
to examine state and settle, and TO the Court report with
any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself,
which may be required by the parties either of them
to be so stated. a Copy-Teste,
VIM. S. DANCE, C.
The parties interested desired to take notice that
have appointed the third day Of September next for enter
ing upon the settlement of the directed by the
above order, which day by o'clock a. NJ they are
required attend at Powhaan Court House, with their
papers, SC, ready for examination.
JOHN w. DANCE, Commissioner.
| August Z. 26-W4W*
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N CHANCERN- NIRGINIA.-At rules held i'm the
Ill Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccy of Caroline County, the 9TH day of June,
1882:
James Duyal Plf.
against
Younger L. Gayle and Thomas II. Burruss, DTS.
The defendant Gaye having entered his appearance
and given security according TO the act of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not inhabant OF this Commonwealth
it is ordered that the defendant do appear before the
said Court, at the Cot House, the first day of the
next term, and ppearance and give security for
performing the decree the said Court; and that copy
OF this order be forhw inserted in pub
'shed in the City OF Richmond for two months successive
ly and posted the front door of the Court House of this
county. Copy-Teste,
R0BT. HUDGIN, c. c.
| June 26. ll-wSw
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HBOkSUANI to the above warrant, TO us directed, we
~ have this day viewed esray Horse, shewn to us
6y John Gueuan OF this county, and do find the to
be grey horse four feet nine inches high supposed 10
be over IL years old, eye nearly lost scar on the
eil hook, no brand percevabe and do appraiso the
said horse TO the value Of twenty dollars Certified I'M
der our hands, this LIST day Of March, the year Of our
Lord, 1892. J. NJ. TREVILIAN
SAMUEL HORNER.
ARCHD. ATKISSON
a Copy. Teste. N. w. MILLER, D. q. C..
August "a. 2O-3t
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no man living dsperse these daring and guilty
men but the present President oil the U. Staes.-LG
caster Intel, aug. T.
We observe in the Miners Journal call for meeting
friendly TO the reelection of Andrew Jackson, signed by
taco hundred and hutyfue citizens Pottsville, must
be remembered has heretofore been considered under
the controul the Mother Bank. action has taken
place there As for the county, it has always been firm in
The Democratic Orwgsburg in particular is the
dread of the little arisocracy of Pottsye The coal
gon is ON the alert. The Miners Journal has
kened spirit in the people which it little dreamed Of
| PegnsuirdRidn.
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TByO TAlL0RS.A good Tailor. Of sober habits, who
ID can come well recommended, may get hrst-rato
stand for business at the Red house, Charlotte county,
Virginia. III. NJ ARMlSTEAD, p. Nj.
Aug. 10. 27-tlslOct.
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POETRY.
,,vcm YEr nrMAt~s uNscSo.'

The following Translation from the French Of Victor Hugo Ii
Quarterly Reyi9w.
edNptcd the OF the original We think that mothers
least, read it without cmotion.-4JdHy igW
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FRAUD.-We have il in power TO state that a re-
spectacle Irish citizen, DESTROYS OF indicating his patriotic
coHntrymen from the odum OF the chasge of hostility
the principles supported by Gen Jackson engaged
in an Investigation of the claims of the signers of the
Orange CALL and that he has already discovered 300 of the
list to be destitute of that claim. Ill is prosecuting fur
Their enquiry, the results of which hope lay
before readcrs.-Ib
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tRoBERTs VAUX.-''Some remarks in the Pcnnsyva-
Man of the 7h inst, in relation to this gentlemans de-
clning the commission offered to him by the President, TO
hold Indian treaties and for other purposes have excited
our regret
"The assigned by this excellent gentleman,
were such could not but be approved They WERE the
aguing nature OF the duty; the rcmoeness OF the
try in which il is TO be executed and the length Of time
would probably occupy, added TO his physical inability
The appointment OF military force TO attend the commits
soners might he thought impose obligations which,
member OF the religious society of Friends he could
consistently assume:
"We happy TO know that Mr.. Vauxs decision was
accompanied by expressions of regard and confidence
the President, and assurance that il would administer
to the purest OF his consultations, 10 contribute his aid
wards the adjustment of the delicate and difficult SUBJ
ect of the disposition of the Indian tribes within our limit.
and upon borders should opportunity arise in which
he could do so, with fewer inconveniences"
We are not conscious OF having expressed more thar
surprise, added 10 regret generally felt that Mr. VauS
had declined the appointment.
We happen TO live in community, surrounded by those
who wish "pcacc and good will in their mouths, and
cherish in their hearts the berest Pseudo phi
anthropFS, hypocrites, who at this
in their Utmost souls that the savage has trium
plant, and basphemOusly attribute the direct ntcrpos
ton OF the Almighty the visitation Of the Cholera on oui
towns punishment for merciless treatment of the
'pOor Indian"
The commission, il will he acknowledged, offered the
broades and iairest field Tor the of genuine phi
lanthopy; and the choice of Mr. Vaux was i'm our opn
ion, most happy We had known him devoted for many
years TO benevolent pursuits; and while
that in his hands the welfare of the poor Indian nigh
be safely entrusted, felt satisfied that by his exercise
OF the functions of commissioner, the malice the false
phllanthroplsts OF the city and State would in
measure, be neutTaliZed. IL under the operaon o
these considerations felt and expressed SURPRISE wei
as regret that the appointment declined.
We have no other feelings towards Mr. YauX than those
| oil the most perfect respect. And bound be
ieve, after the explanation given that his reasons for de
| sufficient ennSllgnni0n