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RoBERr KEY, Secretary
from the Charlottesville Advocate. !

Ihe citizens OF Albemarle earnestly rcoues;oJ IN
schbie al their Court House, Monday The Il dav If
hat being Court day) 10 take into consideration
'ne important subject OF NULLIFIcATIoN 1t is beoy-
ca 'ha an alarming crssS at hand. We have every re,
son 10 De assured That in few months the State of Sou,
Cdoh relying upon the cooperation her sister States
South OF The Potomac and especially Of Virginia " in de-
clare law OF the General Government Ttle Tariff uul
anu Noiu; ana by resisting its execution within her limits
eer establish principle alike unknown and dangeros n
INC constitution or bring conflict bctw that State
ana me General Government which must inevitable end
h wi WAX, aud a dissolution of The Union. We
oeheVe that there Is efficient mode arrestipp the
general tendency OF this towards this unhappy result un
Tess e people viii take their affairs into their own hands
and declare their determination, under eaisng cct,1.
Iutre desuny as Nation may depend upon the decision
winch Virginia shall make in this matter An uneouyo
cal disclaimer on her part of all intention TO participate in
e scheme proposed by ). Carolina may have some effect
IN ulssuaulng That State from the rash Step, and rescun
lhe mon from the fatal Onsequences
Inc people of Albemarlo have ever been accustomed
10 Wach over Their Interests with laudable and patio
Vg,ahce ana whenever free and candid expression oC
e sentiments IN relation any important public ques
uoh mas Deen required, they have shrunk from ha
duty oil making IT, 1t is believed upon no precious occa
SON. mas me discharge OF that duty been demanded Inv
considerations OF so interesting and vital character-it
therefore hoped that the subject of the proposed meet
ing VIII receive their most and dc attention
ana mat they viii avail themselves Of occasion to x
press iuy aud freely, their sentiments in relation 10 il
IL proposed to convene this meeting the carly part of
ine day. 30 rs not TO Interfere with the usual sitting of the
Court MANY CITIZENS.
he lack lin. ~.
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DIED.

Departed this life "Wednesday, July last, NJ bs lat,
residence ~ Matthews county Va Mr.. IL Morris ,,,s
the brightest talent
10 word he possessed qualification
the human character Friendly his manners he vs.
respected by all who knew him. bid odieu To nil ov
Tue SKIES ana gone, trust that remaneth for tho
people OF Tie has and
numerous train OF relatives and friends death Bus
cy weep not ms those without hope Io
- or weeks with christian
(Death made
GOD IN The tTumphS Of faith, assuring his
weeping friends, who wued his dying
possess OF righteousness, mott
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Jaeks0n COMMITTED lor IYood countn.

DR.. David Cree Matthias Chapman, ESQ. John +.
Snodgrass Esq, George Neae, sen. Robert Edelin, ESQ
Edward d. Mcclure, Col. John b. Creel, WIN. p Fisher
Myers, Barker Cook, Capt. James Mineare, Matthew
Casshel, Esq Col Barnet Foley David s. Walt, Mai.
w llls leech, Cabel Tavener, ESQ., John Mckinney,
Hugh Ferry, Matthias Kline, Charles Price, William Me
Kinney George Neale, jun George w. Saunders Jacob
Deem sen, William Neae, Albert Leonard, Abraham
SamGes, Esq, W m Deem, John Ddwkins, Dr. Charles E.
Orrck, Bushrod w. Cree William Wells, Dr. d. II,
Lowther, Henry Cooper, Edward Tracewell Edmond
Mcpherson, Isaac Mcpherson, David Mckinney, John
Buckley, Wade Ii. Spencer and Aaron Ruble.
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stp.-Yo,r communication OF August the 10Th. never
reached the until last evenings tremancd in the Post Or
fee al Uarrsonburg for several days, and then for
wardcd to New Market, Shenandoah County, the next
Oa;rc to nv residence have deemed this explanation
necessary to account you for the delay in answering
yonr letter in which you asked the favor Of an early
answer.
The object Of your address is desire your part and
the fienjs OF Judge Barbour 10 be authenticity informed
whether will vote for Judge Barbour n The electoral col
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The u $ Telegraphhas again disgraced itself but that
no ne,cs by rash and malignant mpeaclment of G en-
JACKSON with ass much folly audacy, "chargcd that
e PRESIDENT ol'the United States submitted TO Congress-
IN an official report false estimate of the condition of
e treasury hlotcing II 10 be false! We also charge
lna w false estimate was prepared his request the
purpose of controlling the legislation of Congress- and that
was intended TO sustain that act OF his administration
upon winch his Remaining popularity chiefly rests -
NOW, what are the ficts! The Globe has blown the
wh9e silly aud mendacious charge aoms-in an rresis-
ube article the conclusion of which we shall give in our
next No-lt stamps d. G. the Chief of the paradise
ol roois anu - The hand OF lnghom TO be
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Brooke Co,mfu Jackson Cnun,ittee

committee.
The Jackson Committee Tor this county met on Mon.
day August 27h for the purpose OF organization and en-
largement.
The Committee Is composed of the following gem
tlemeu: D.
John Edie, Esq. (Chairman) Dr. w j. Cook, Robert
Marshall, Esq, Moses Congleon Esq, Thomas Service
Jacob DeCamps, Robert Moore, esse Sisson William,
Chapman, Jonathan Allison, Esq, John Newell james
Dobbns, Thomas Bambrick, John c. M'Cowu, William
Williamson, jun. William Langht, Richard Hooker john
Hindnan, Esq, John NJ Curdy, Lawrence Keenan john
Pitunger, Esq, David Push, Esq, James Campbell Jun
John Babe, Esq Capt. Samuel M'Cord Samuel Beck
Richard Waugh, John t. Councilman John N'ComLs
jun, Capt Benjamin Johnson, Robert Murchland Can't
John Goorely, Seth Clark, William Tarr, John Brown
Esq, John Hendry, Richard Starr Capt John Brady Jo
sepli Rose, ESD John Miller, Campbell Tarr. John A q
new, Samuel Hedges Robert Nj Imtire, William Burt
Joshua Marshall, Nathan Reeves, John Anspoker / g.
muel Browning, Charles Scott, John earle Nathaniel
Carrie, John Hunter, Thomas Grimes Thomas Lszcar
William Fowler (milerD Robert Park, Samuel wilson
William Mayhall, Capt. John Brown, Jonathan Rucba-
man, Thomas Buchanan, Joseph Smith, Thomas Donovan
sen, Thomas c. Wheeler, John Patton Lewis Browning
SEN, William Mdhon, David Snyder, Col George Swear
ingen, james Gardner, Greenberry WicoXson ESQ Will
ham Creal, John Brady, William Murry, Jacob Brown
Nathaniel Shepherd, James Robinson Nathaniel Cole.
man, Samuel Acher, Francis Hindman, Daniel Jackson
ESQ., Capt VIM Hibbet, Jacob Bouenberg, Jesse Roach
Ellis Jones' jun Hugh Bdue, James Campbell, sem VIII
liam Claytoa, Joseph Rason jun Samuel Hindn,an Ro.
bert Steen Samuel Roberts, Peter Tarr, William Stewart
Robert Campbell, SEN, Alexander Campbell sem James
Wilson, John Ray, Ohio Hedges, Thomas Brandon ia
cob Buxton, Christian Baunanan, James Hcwel swis
Applcga,c and Robert Heron
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SUSSEX, September 10th, 1882.
SIR: I received yours Of the 18th ult only few days
ago: it YOU inform the that the jackson and Barbour
Convcnon lately held in Charlottesville had adopted the
ticket Of electors, of which one) recommended 10y
the Legislative Caucus and ask whe thor, will feel my
self bound to vote Tor Judge Barbour Vice President
should it appear that such is the will Of majority OF the
people Of Virginia have long known and admired the
political course Of Judge Barbour, and could have be-
eved that he could unite majority Of the Republican
party throughout the Union should have been pleased
10 have given him my humble support This doubt he
cannot do; and under existing circumstances give no
pledge unless uneQuivocay instruc ted 10y the vote OF the
people other than TO besow my vote Should be cho
sen one Of the ccctOrs) in the way most lkey TO pro
mote the interest Of the Republican party, aud prevent
tho election going to the Senate Of the y. states.
JOHN CARGILL.
ITuo,,As W. GttMER, ESQ Chairman Of The Jackson
and Barbour central Corresponding Committee
/ Charlottesville, "a
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CoRREsPoNDENcE 10Th The Chairman of the Jackson
and Barbour Central Committee.


SIR: have received your letter dated the l5, fsi
post marked the 2lst August ('irri' Po,up' re
hes-en convention IN iheir ocOdtes eA-
rc ssed an earnest desire impar much efficacy
possible to of Virginia, to preserve harmony in
Ire Republican party throughout the Union, and 10
the election of Vice President by the people. From the
fear that their views would be counteracted by conflicting
interests and by dssension in the different States, they
deemed it expedient TO invest the persons nominated
Electors with discretionary powers. IL the people shall
clearly and definitely express their determination 10
dyes the Electoral College Of all discretion, and in every
contingency to cOnlne members to special person
Vice President shall consider myself bound TO adopt
their will as the rule Of my conduct But IT, upon due
reflection shall myself that they did not intend
to trammel the Electoral College with rigid restraints, and
to deprive its members OF the power OF thinking and act
ing upon the various political events connected with the
choice Of Vice President it will he my aim 10
psh it possible, the views Of the Legislative COnven-
ton, in which concur and to according TO my
vction Of the in which Virginia, and the friends
Of Andrew Jackson, would vote at the particular counc.
turc 1t will also be my aim prevent at the approach
ing crisis far as can, division among friends, and to
select from the eminent citizens whose have been
announced fit persons for the Vice Presidency the one
who this time will be most acceptable to the Republic
can party throughout the Union
am sir, very respectfully yours,
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IARRIED.,

On Thursday evening last Bunswck county W,
by the Rev VIM T. loe, the Rev. John Grammar of DindIia
X Moado, of Bruuswick county. " - NV ''' i''Sia'a
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a LOONER-ON IN VIENNA"
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

AT meeting OF the jackson Correspondent Comni,,e.
Tor mo county OF .NeckieHJurg, at Boydon OH Monday
NE 10Th OF August, 1882, Col. Erasmus lennon i'm the
Chalr-On nouon David Shelton was appointed Secretary
communication from p n. Nicholas Chairman of IN.
Central Committee, was read.
'eSotoed nat this Committee be enlarged by the al
uihoh oil The following gentlemen:
OFiSMdt C0ntnutee--t OIL Erasmus Kennor. David
shelton, Major William Taylor Edward Tnrrv toICrcv
Sro"der, John f. Finch, Richard Russell Thos Kicks
Edward Dodson Gen. Abraham Keen, John w Lewis
Richard III. Baptist, William Townes James B. Jone,
Griei Green, Charles Baskerville Col George Rooers
Robt. Moore, Benz. w Coleman, Major Samuel D1ilv'
Nobi r. BeG&eiogr, Charles W Baird Robert y Ovcrby
Nathaniel Alexander, and Tlomas Watman.
-fddth0nGl HieD6eTS.-Ddctor Silas H. Harris Doctor
~ L. JeHles, Richard Boyd jr, john $ Jefres Edward
iiasks George larry, Sanl FAIRY, Col. Christopher
1asklns, Cephus Petiis, Col Arustead Bur,yel John
Fets, Dabney Collier, Josiah Daley, Peyton r. Burwel
Tucker Darlington, Sam V. Watkins, Edward Neal
James w. Oliver, James Williamson, Grey Holloway
Col John Lewis, Stephen p. Pool, John S Field John
Cobb, John Young, Wesley w. Young, Patrick H. Eos
ter Alex Dortch, Waddy |. Jackson, Samuel Simmons
Sam Stone, John W. Jones, RObt Hicks Beverly Sydnor
James Daniel, Doctor rgna Jones' Col John G. Baptist
Drnry ~ Bacon Dr. David Smith, WIN. Baptist
Resoioed That the proceedings OF tins meeting be signed
Nicholas, Chairman othe Central Committee in Richmond
Tor publication in the Enquirer
hesoioed That this committee be adjourned until Meek
IehburS October Court at which time full meeting OF The
meInbers Is earnestly requested.
T. KENYON, Chairman
DAVID SHELTON Secretary.
N B-Ihe above communication was missant bv
mall and did not get to hand until SUNDAY last (Srpeni
Der 25d,) or IT would have been sooner published
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me WIN oi majority Of the people Of Ybginis. l cannot
be Induced to believe (ls at present iuoTnned nt the
people of Virginia will pursue course AZ tbc pn,oachng
election for electors. that will ,hwsr tho views of The
great republican party throug tie United States IF
virginia votes for her favoe, aud oher State. foIno ~
example, it must result in division the party and cI,
OF the election by the people and throw the elc 81
wee PRESIDENT before the Senate Of the United States am
os'h' greatly TO be deprecated by every hend vi tho
present party in power.
AIN, with great respect your oledi, nj servant
JACOB ID. WILLIAMSON.
lHoHAs w GILMrR Esq, Chonnon e| ne Jdekson
~ ,,t. Central Corresponding Committee,
MILITIA SYSTEM
AZ iull meeting Of the Commission Officer, of tho
i9th Regiment Virginia Militia, held at Sussex Court
House, on Saturday, the 18th September 1882
On motion, Col. Jesse Hargrave was called 10 In, Chair
and Lieut.. Col Robert Key. appointed Secretary.
ne ouect oil the meeting having been explained by tho
% on nooh committee, consisting OF Lieut.
Col Robert Key. Major Liuleton II. p.rlam Captains
Iohn l. Prince Ihos Ma.senLuig, VIM. T P1rhen, Jas
hey' cyrus r. DlHard Richard New aud VIM. Dllari
was appointed to DRAFT aud report this Getting reso-
the present Militia system
On motion the Chairman was added to the committee
Inc committee having retired short time return
Gu ara reported '"e following resolutions which
Resolved, That Wow well disciplined Militia. COM
poser OF e Dody OF the e entia the safety of
ee state; ana that We view with pleasure the exertios
which have been, and used by our brother Off
GERS III different SECTIONS VI the State TO induce the egi
"nre at ITS next Session TO change our Militia SYSTEM
1'So'Veu' mat we approve OF the Convention TO be
held IN the city OF Richmond Oh the sh lay of Oc,ober
10 HeVise ana suggest TO the next Legislature, such
system Tor the government OF the Militia, will render
them more efficient and useful TO the country
HeS0fred, That Col Jesse Hargrave Lieut. Col Robert
hey' ana capt John Prince, be appointed delegates TO
represent this Regiment, and that tley be requested n
attend the said Convention
hesofred That our Senator, +. T.. Rivos Esq and VIM
H. feSrdh Esq our representative be requested 10 uSa
every honournbe exerton to effect some saiutarv chance
III Tie present Militia Laws OF this Commonwealth
HeSOfred That copy OF these proceedings be forward
ed To the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer and Peters
burg lh'egencer with request that they publish the
same. ' Wv
Resolved. That these proceedings be signed bv III.
Chairman aud Secretary, and lat this meeting do now
adjourn. '
JESSE HARGRAEE, Chairman
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s,,Sn, Is ss1 RAJ, AT sr,eHQv::SD.>.
SumSA5' SSd sePt-lo eolored;9 wh.SOr the day
MONDAY, 2ith.-4 colored 4 whieS IN 70 oclocL hi.
uayt :, (SigneD GEO WOODFIN.
inc disease is certainly raging with much fury i'm
our CITY. The reader will see that it has proved
,,a IN the Alinsllouse twheresup Sunday it has
Killed twenty-five paupefs.) It'has also attacked
the Public Guard stationed at the Armory-we un-
aerstand, that up TO Sunday, O'clock, there have
peen hVe cases among them, flour of these are in
lroduced into the Saturdays report ofthe Board of
heaiui -ol these, two have died, one more was ex-
Pecteu 10 die' and two were convalescen. 1t has
not yet appeared in the Penitentiary
In the course of 21 hours il has DESTROYED Mr.
W. iiardie, a respectable shoe-sGller on the main
sueet, ms wife, and negro m2u who had a wife at
their house! sweet child of Nfr16ames Calf on
Shock@ Hill, who had been teething, and.whose.
bowels were ior some time affected sunk on suns
Cholera. q 49,. =.
Among the deaths on Saturday, which were at
the moment attributed 1sthe prevailing epidemic, is
that of Airsel French, Esq, Attorney at Lava
gentleman, much respected for his attainments and
previously sick, and much Northumberland his
death did not proceed from the Cholera
III gNes us great pain also To record the death of
Mr. Archibald Taylor, wealthy and worthy mer-
cnant OF tins city, whodied on Sunday evening, not
OF the Cholera, but of bilious Fever
1t cannot be long before the disease will rench its
acme and then decline, it has uniformly done i'm
all the other cities.-Alany have heen %red fere
anu many are convalescent.-And the "Nlysicians
are still OF the opinion, that unless. lin cases where
the constitution has been previously much worn out
or the person been guilty of considerable excess the
case would be mana eablc IF taken an hme T'u a.,
rs The great hing-aQd should be looked TO-"
In Manchester, we understand there were Fri
day three cases and one DEATH One os the cases is
DETER but recovery somewhat doubtful.
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W The Jackson Corresponding Committee for tho
county OF iieniico, is requested The Court
House. on Monday, the LIST Of October hat being Court
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az SpAA REWARD will be given for experimenting
II 0DaB and delivering to inc, In Norfolk or securing
~ Jail that get them again, my three Negro Boys,
PILL and FREEMAN, who abscOnded
about the 18th June last from the brick yard OF Messrs
Noe, White and Weston, in Princess Anne county
Charles is about 81 years OF age, about feet or 10
inches hg b straight and well made, awny complexion &C.
morally smiles when spoken TO.
Phil about 10 years OF age about feet inches high.
black complexion walks badly 10 consequence Of bis feet
being affected by letter worms, lips very usck sammers
a little when speaking.
Freeman is about II years Of age, bright muidtto,
short and Ono Of his eyes (Which not recoected)
was badly burnt when he child, and has lett scar
40 remarkable that no one lin without noticing 1t.
II they have LEFT this place. they are 10 al probability
in King & Queen county, as hey were raised at Mi VII
liam Ro,insop's near Dndeys Ferry, where they have
many relations Any information concerning them will DO
thankfully received and tho above reward will be paid
for securing them in Jail deli, erng them TO IN Nor
folk W N VIII iNb.
Sept 25 4O-wtw
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BOARD OF HEALTH
Richmond, Sept. 2Ist 1892
One o'clock, p. NJ. {
Gases Of Cholera reported today
Patience, 40, dead.
Manuel, under treatment.
archibald Winston, do.
Miles, dead
Hannah, so, under treatment.
Sucky, so, do.-IquI
Maria, 80, under treament-2Ist.
Pdlentine, 40, dcad-2Oih.
BGrret Moss, white, dead.
Samuel, black, dead.
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FaIOTiCE.--i wish To- hire Immediately from II TO 20
q strong common La5ofefs for which liberal price
will be given, 30 cash " IIMBbhlNht.
Palmyra, SEPT II, 63-1W
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THE CHOLERA
OF HEALTH.

Is decidedly on the increase in this City-The fol-
lowing are the Reports of the Board of Health since
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To THOMAS w. GtLmER, Chairman If the JGeks0n
and Barbour Central Corresponding Committee


GLoUCEsTER COUNTY, Sept. I'm, 1857
SIR: Your communication as Chairman OF the jackson
and Barbour Central spending Committee dated
charlottesville, August 18th, 1882, received iow
days pastAow to say ia reply that approve Of the
pursued by the Legislative Caucus in relation to
the Vice Presidency; my apprehension was that any
other proceeding might have divided the Republican
strength. Since the Baltimore Convention have by mu-
tua concession agreed to support Van Buren, am very
we'll satisfied, and present advised shall vote tor Van
Buren, Vice President hasten to give you the in
formation to enable you supply my place by some other
person. am, sir, very respectfully, yours. -
WILLIAM JONES.
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w1xcursrEn, September 5. 1882.

MANCHESTER, September s. 1892.
SIR:-I received by late mail your letter of the 18th
ut, signed Chairman of te Jackson and Barbour Cen
trail Corresponding Committee and written as YOU say
lin obedience to Resolution of the Jackson and Barbour
Convention lately held at Charottesve;' requesting to
be informed whether, Of the nominated by
The ate "Legislave Caucus" Richmond shall con
slider myself abound to for Judge Barbour rs Vice
President, should ii appear that such is the will OF ma
jority of the People Of Virginia"
shall reply to your enquiry with great pleasure rs
emanaung from portion of fellow citizens, who en-
terrain peculiar iRerest in the subject referred TO- As
sembly, made in conformity with the usage Of the Demo
the claims OF Judge b. strongly pressed upon them at
the time Of the nomination, they deSgnedy lett their tick
ct uncommited, in the choice Of Vice President: The
object being, cOntemporancousy informed by
their proceedings to leave the electors open and free TO
in such manner would promote the desirable end OF
primary election by the colleges.
And the nominating body the representatiy
majority OF The representatives. OF tho 8uy OF nofnna,
elected with y knowledoo, ineir trust ing
electors ro, ''17 relation towards those ,yLo r,ol
i upon me ticket, must hold myself ajreadv i i"y
ADVISED oil the wiz Of those whom tlev ,e
I',t a, 70 me person TO be voted for as Vice presii
ora vote &c % OBJECT TO be attained in casting the eicc
Under thesI Impressions am at liberty only say,
that new exPressn Of ic will Of the people given,
TO indicate theIr in'eon TO oycr.rc the instructions
impaired through their rcerese.,Uvcs ,vetiIJ be nara
mount With great respect,
Your very obdt s.rvan,
j. NJ. MASUrS
THOMAS W. GtLMER, Esq, Chairman IF The Jackson
and Barbour Central Corresponding Committee,