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ALABAMA.

II seems that in Alabama the citizens have commenced
to hold meetings TO take into consideration the all absorb
ing subject OF the tariff and uullicaton meeting
held on the third instant in Marion, Perry county at
which, among others, the following resolutions were
adopted:-.fugustd Constituti0naiisf1
"Be Il Res0ired That we will heartily unite i'm such
measures as the Southern States may believe best cacu-
lated to afford redress against the odous and oppressive
Tariff
s'Resolred That as respects the Tariff we highly dis
approve OF the policy advocated by some, that single
State should judge Of and act upon the mode and
OF redress; but should and in with
equally oppressed sister States.
'ReSoiped, That consider Qualification neither
constitutional nor peaceable remedy, but view it
dangerous political hcresy.'
OF the entire devotion OF this Young powerful
Der Of Union, TO the great principles of patriotism and
moderation by which alone its power and grandeur be
steadily maintained, we have entertained doubt
Sometime ventuTed the observation that proba-
bly, State, not even North Carolina, Virginia, or
Pennsylv ania unaltcrably attached to the
ton OF United America, than was Ahbama-ana every
additional exhibition of public opinion from that State but
serves 10 corroboae the perfect accuracy of that remark
The Mobile Commercial Register of the 10Th ut saws
FROM an intimate acquaintance with population, il
is deliberate opinion that there not fire Ntfers
m The county. In our local and general politics,
as much divided as other communities, have Jackson
men, and Clay mcn,-radcas and ani-radcas,--tbe
friends and the enemies OF our State Administration
but when we come TO the contemplation of doc
trnc that would bring the State in conflict with the
Government OF that Union for which fathers bled
we know of but one in the county who does not
regard 1t as violent, unconstitutional and dangerous
euy, tehuiS eNuehy anu necessarily 10 dlsiinon and
civil war We trust then there will be general rail- on
Saturday We ourselves to the State aud TO the
Union, that our sentiments the exciting topic of our
dera relations should be known. The efforts making by
the Nulers TO gain proseytes in of the counties
the Alabama, unparalleled in the history of political
parties in the State Scarce village but has emf
grant from South Carolina intoxicating the heresy of Null
LITIGATION with the zeal of fanatic, and the
OF missionary The evils OF the Tariff which one would
suppose were enough of themselves, are magnfed and
exaggerated hundred iold and every art known to de-
magogues and disorganisers, is resored to, the
preudces of the ignorant and TO popular ndigna-
ton against the Union - Charleston City Gazette
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E6ingh0m Believes nulihcaton il acted upon, TO be
dangerous to our liberties and the Unon and resolved TO
give their surages TO who protested the doctrine
-dsapproves oil State Convention, but recommends one
composed OF delegates from all the Southern States, and
approves OF Messrs. Forsyth and Wayne's votes
Judge BERRIEN, in recent speech, speaks OF Nulh-
cation follows An exercise of the reserved right OF the
State by the annulment or notification Of the obnoxious
law, il such power could be deduced from the Consttu-
ton Of the United States, could be considered fairly
incident to State sovereignty during the continuance OF
the conedcracy, would merit considerations but with great
respect for the intelligence, and the fullest confidence in
the patriotism OF many OF those by whom it is advocated,
have been led to the conclusion that it is mpractcabe,
and that its tendency will be precpitac result which
all would unite to deplore."
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NOTlCE.-For sale lease, my tavern and plantation,
" containing 260 acres Of land, on the Three Chopt
Road in Louisa county, 30 miles from Richmond Its
supposed to be as healthy situation any from Richmond
to the Blue Ridge. The water is gooi and convenient
Three Orchards Of Apple trees and Peaches selected
Fruit-buldngs suitable for public business Any per.
son DESTROYS to purchase privately may view the premises
by calling at my residence II not sold privately tie sale
will take place Tuesday the 6 day Of November next
II fair or the next fair day Also will be sold my house
hold and kitchen furniture; all my plantation utensils,
corn blade ard top fodder stacks oats and straw Terms
made known on the day Of sale.
WILLIAM SANDERsON
Louisa County, Sept % 0-w3s,
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POETRY.
,aVen Va nrM.lr, vs.rNe.o

REMONSTR ANCE.
dressed 10 Friend oho complained Of benny e Wo
Br ALAmc \, WAITS.
oh not thou all alone
Upon tl,ls wide, cold hearted carth,
Sigh not o'er Joys forever flown,
The vacant chait--thv silent hearth
Why should the worlds uuhoy mitth
Upon thy quiet dreams inrudc,
To scaro those shapes of heavenly birth.
That people on thy solitude.
Though a fcrvcni hope OF youth
Hath passed, aud scarcely loh trace.
Though caribbean love, its tonrs and truth,
No longer in thy heart have pocc
Nor time, grief, o'cr eiaco
Tho brighter hopes TINT thine
The hdcless loye-all pitying grace,
That makos thy darkest hours divine
Not all alone-ror thou canst hotI
Communion sweet with saint aud ssso,
Aud gather gems, of price untold,
From many pure, unttnvclled page:
Youths dreams, the golden lights OF age,
Tho poets loTc-ate all thine own;
Then, who such themes thy thoughts engage,
oh, how const thou be all alone
Not all alonc:--tlo lnIk's rich note,
As mounting up 10 heaven, sho sings,
The thousand siivory sounds that float
Ahove--below-- morning wings;
Tho softer murmur twilight brings
Tho crickets chitp, cicala's glee;
An earth-that Tyre OF myriad strings
Il Jubilant with lfo for thee
Not all alone:.-tlc whispering trees.
The Iipplny brook tho starry sky
Have each peculiar harmonies,
TO soothe, subdue, and sanctfy:
fho low, sweet breath of evenings SIGH
For thoo hath Oft friendly tone,
70 liit thy graceful thought, on high
To say--thou art not all alono
not all Nlone;-a watchftl eve,
That notes tho wandering a fall.
A saving hand is nigh,
gracious power attends thy call,
When sadness holds thy heart u thrar
Is on his tendctcst mercy shown;
Seek then the balm voucfsafod to all,
And thou oans't never he III. Sour.
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y EMONAL.-The subscriber has removed from his
~ former residence few doors below the old Market,
directly opposite the Mansion House and few doors be-
low the Bell Tavern, where he intends carrying on the
manufacture OF Tin and Sheet Iron Ware in all It's vare-
ues, and on extensive scale than he has heretofore
All tin and sheet iron work done TO order on short no
ice. Tie has also on hand top wagons; and will keep
constantly cast iron stoves Of different patterns. The ina-
bants OF Richmond, well country merchants are
respectfully invited to call before purchasing elsewhere,
as 1t is his determination to sell low as can be bought in
this city. DANIEL WELLER
September IL. 36-Ot
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UNOR FREIGHT OR CtIARTER.--The superior and
n well-kncwn, coppered and copper fastened Ship
MADISON, Charles d. Wood master, in the river will
be at City Point, and yeaIy for cargo few days The
Madison is fast sailing, and in every respect first rate
vessel Apply to L. f. Sainback, Esq, Petersburg or to
w. j. Morris. G0ct. 81 42-2w
For Sale, five hundred sacks SALT of superior quality
received by the Madison.
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IN CHANCERY-VIRGINIA Powhaan Coun-
n ty Court September 10Th, 1892:
BENJAMIN Bernard and George ID. Moody and Ann H.
his wife, formerly Ann H. Scott, plaintiffs
against
John Bernard, David Bernard, Francis Bernard Jacob
Bernard, judith Flounoy formerly Judith Bernard Re-
hccca Porter formerly Rebecca Bernard, Mary Ann Har
rson, once Mary Ann Bernard, and VIM Crimp Sheriff
OF the county of Powhatan, and admir- bonis non of
WIN bernard, deceased, Defendants.
This day the plaintiffs by their attorney, and
hcd their bill against the defendants praying for sale of
tract OF Land in this county late the properly of VIM
Bernard, deceased, and for division of the proceeds
among his heirs and the defendant William Crunp She
m OF Powhatan, and admir- de bonis OF the said VIM
Bernard, decd having filed his to the said bill
and the other defendants not having their appear
ance and given security according the act of Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this Court aud appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the Court that they not inhabitants of
tins Commonwealth on the motion OF the plaintiffs by
their Attorney ii is ordered that the said defendants do
pear here before the third Wednesday i'm Decem-
Der next, and answer the plaintiffs bil and that copy
oil this order be forthwith inserted in some ne spaper
published in the city of Richmond continued for two
months successfully and that another copy be posted up
at the door Of the Courthouse of this county
Copy. Teste, VIM. S. DANCE elk
October 2. 12-wS,v
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LETTER OF Altered HUGER Es,

nc following answer 10 the Resolutions of a meeting
~ ST. Thomas Parish which published in the Mer
curry having been refused insertion in that paper
now published at MIR. Huger's request
PENDLEToN, Sept. %.
my DcGT ST-I have received the Resolutions adont.
eu ~ pubic meeting Of the citizens of ST. Thomas and
~. Dennis, OF which you Chairman These Reso-
llos being sent me by order Of my constituents il be.
comes my Imperative duty reply-may il be
me to do so TO them through yo3 come then fellow
ciuZehs 70 lhs duty, not without great pain mingled
however WIN feelings of the most sincere and afe ction
ave regard Tor those, whom have so MANY wears been
permitted to serve As in my public life, which vour
Partially and Kindness have long continued my onJ,
claim 10 your favor has been the fidelity with which
nave watched over your interests and your honor: so
would now but l become TO do other than prsctice
That learessness and caudour for which yOu are Jsfn
gushed, and which it is fitting that he who il ,,,,,,
Representative should always exercise Respect for yn
Tor myself, and our country commands me 10 do
so-four third Resolution is in these words" esoyeJ
hat our Senator and Representative be requested 10 vote
tor Convenon"and again the opinion ia most natural
anG proper one) s expressed that those who are afraid IN
trust the people, ought not TO be trusted by them On
these two points beg your attention for a few moments
no Oinuence your decision, that is already made nor TO
Affect your position that is already taken, but the station
which now occupy, and which have occupied for one.
tmfdomy lie, requires 10 say soncthng-Fst the re-
quest That your Senator and Representative do vote for
convention cannot be complied with With my heart m.
led with gratitude and with kindness 10 you all 10 you who
arc my connirymen, my neighbors and my friends saw
CWHoi to you whose public servant I am 1 saw I
""e "0,' recognize in your proceedings, the recol.
Iecton, mat moved first Tor Convention True did so
ana Wonia 10 od Nat my efforts could have been successful
hfn Wy object YVES Convention 10 inuuire and 'o ~,
FesHg'i' NOT ioae Dehheradve, not on Exccufv
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To John w. BtdcktceH and Nm. g.. Bdylhdm, guar
dams for the orphans IF John Baynhdm, deceased:
WOU, not being inhabitants OF this State, will please
take notice. that shall, the Goth day of October
next at the store house OF Crow Glovcr in the county
of Halifax and State of Virginia, proceed take the de-
position OF Lewis Griffin and Others and continue from
and the 30th Ocoler next at Tbos. Easeys store,
the county and State, proceed TO take the deposition
of Harwel Gresham and Others and continue from day
to day, Sunday excepted until the same be takento be
read evidence ia suit depending in the county
Court Of Chancery, where you and others are plaintiffs
and am deiendan at which time and place you may at
tend il you please. JOS. G.. f. BH}NHAM,
Admir-. of William Baynham, decd
Halifax, Va, September Is. 3S-w4w
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WATAS committed TO the Jail of the city of Richmond,
Wv the Sd of August, 1892 Negro Man, who calls
himself JACOB JACKSON; committed as the property
OF A. McGlockn of Georgia, but says he belongs Mr..
Blake of Buncombe county, State of Georgia. Said
is about 80 years DID, and about five feet inches high;
OF dark complexion full face and stout every way, has
some in his face, and his left knee The
ner is requested to and PROVE the property pay
charges and take him away, he will be dealt with
corling TO law. DAVID WHITE, Tailor,
for VIM. ID. Wren, Serg't. n.
September 7. 35-,f
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n NCERY--VIRGINIA.-A a Circuit sumo
n ror Court Of Law and Chancery continued and held
Tor the county Of Cumberland the Court House of said
county, on Tuesday, the 1th day OF September 1892:
John G. Page, surviving partner the late firm of Jas
Deane and John c. Page trading under the firm of Deane
s. Page, Complainant
against
Francis B. Deane, Executor Of Thomas Deane decd
Francis b. Deane, Jr., Francis b. Deane, ST. Thomas
Jellis, Elizabeth Deane, widow Of the said Thomas NJ.
Deane, Robert Irving, Henry Page and Jane his wife,
Maurice L. Hobson and Ann his wife, Thomas Jellis and
Mary his wife, William Trent and Elizabeth his wife,
Thomas Deane and Francis DeaDe, which said Jane Ann
Mary Eliza, Thomas and Francis children and heirs
Of Thomas M Deane, decd, Edward Cunningham, WIN.
NJ Thornton, James Steptac and Mary his wife, formerly
Mary Dillon, John Cunningham and Elizabeth his wife
formerly Eliza Dillon, James Dillon, Patrick Dillon
Richard Dillon John Dillon, Alexander Dillon, Benjamin
w. Leigh Dilon which said Mary Eliza, James, Patrick
Richard, John, Alexander and Benjamin, children
and distributes OF Edward Dillon, deed, and Edward
Cunningham Henry f. Watkins Charles Morton, and
John Gillian, Executors of Edward Dillon, decd, Defs
The defendant Patrick Dillon, not having entered his
appearance, and given security according TO the Act of
Assembly, and the rules Of this Court and it appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabtant of this
Commonwealth, II is ordercd that the said defendant Pa
trick, do appear here the first day Of the next April
term, aud answer the bill of the complainant and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa
published in the city Of Richmond, for two months
excessively aud also posted at the front door of the Court
House Of this couny.--A Copy--Teste,
JOHN DANIEL, c. c. G. S. c. L. and G.
September %. IL w8v
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AMIANTED-The services of two men, with or
w without lamilies) who disposed to perform
strictly the duties OF honest sober and industrious over
seers. GEORGE TAYLOR,
Now at Brookiield, nSar Richmond.
September 25. 40-wtf
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D OANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY-The an
a a nua meeting of the stockholders of the Roanoke
Navigation Company, will be held at Weldon n c. on
Monday, the 9th day OF November next. a. JOINER
Sept. 81 39-Im
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Medical
" Depdrtment.The Lectures for the 1892 80,
the branches OF Medicine will begin Mon
day. November 5h and terminate about the first day OF
March ensuing,
Emeritus Professor Of Surgery and anotony, Philip
:. Physck, NJ. ID.
Institutes and Practice Of Medicine and Chemical
Medicine by Nath Chapman and Sam. jackson, NJ. ID.
.fateria .iediea and Pharmacy by John Redman
Coke, NJ. ID.
Chemistry by Robert Hare, Nj. ID.
Surgery by William Gibson, M. ID.
Obstetrics and The diseases Of Vomen and Children by
Thomas c. James and William p m Devices sso NJ D.
Dean IF the Medical Faculty, 263 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, August H. 27--t5Nov. =.
UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF N YORK
u College Of Physicians and Surgeons of ". York.
The Lectures in this Institution will commence ON The
first Monday in November, and continue for four months
Expense OF the whole course fee So
JOHN AUGUSTINE SMITH, Nj. ID.
ALEXANDER Ii. STEVENS, Nj. ID. Surgery.
JOSEPH M. SMITH, NJ. d.,
Theory and Practice OF Physc.
EDWARD DELAFIELD, NJ D., Obstetrics.
JOHN b. BECK, NJ d.,
Materia Medica aud Medical Jurisprudence.
JOHN T0RREY, Nj. D., Chemistry and Botany.
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. d.,
Pathological Anatomy and Operative Surgery.
September H. 36-IsiN.
KMTASHiNGTON MEDICAL COLLEGE of Bal.
Wv timore.--rhe usual Course of Lectures will COM
mcnce in this Institution the last Monday of October
and continue four months.
oratio c. jameson Professor of Surgery and Surgical
Anatomy
Samuel X. Jennings, Professor of Matera Medca and
Therapeutics.
VIM. w Handy, Professor of Obstetrics and diseases of
and children.
Samuel Amman, Professor of Anatomy and Pathology.
James B. Rogers Professor of Chemistry.
Thos. +. Bond, NJ. ID. viii deliver a course of Lectures
during the ensuing term the Theory and Practice OF
Medicine. t3b-lwt29O] August 81.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

Sumter Dinner, 10 .Messrs Blair, Drayton ana
toris Cross Roads The weather was very unC,vorahIc
much ram falling, yet company of from to 500 sub
ah'dI holders aud arms bearing ccmcn of the Dis
trIct, says The Southern Wing attended General Blair
was prevented from attending by indispositon Colonel
Or"yon was also compelled 10 be absent, but Mr. Mitchell
was IN attendance. William Irwin Esq, acted as Pres
dent OF the day, assisted by a. g. CrosweU n M'Lcod
j. r. kembcrt, Willis Spann X. /. Manning j. D. Rich
ardson, T. Rose, } MKenzic, and Commander, Esas a.
,'ce residents Mr.. Mitchell Judge Richardson, Col
Moses, and others addressed the meeting A nun,ber 81
patriotic oass were drunk, and read from dstn
guIshcI individuals IN this STATE Georgia and North Caro-
ma who had been invited but had been unable 10 atte
Among those who addressed letters the meeting were
VIM ~. Crawford and Judge Wilde of Georgia an(
Jesse Speghl, member OF Congress from North Carroll
ma containing tie strongest sentiments in favor of the OBJ
Jects oil The meeting. CharIeston CffH Gazetfe
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NEGROES FOR SALE.--Win be sold at Powbatan
" Court House to the highest bidder, on Wednesday
the 18th ofOcober (hat being Court day) six young ne
somol'ep WIN .he'f cnoreI among mem are two seam
Col Joseph u. Davis WN LIGON
P0whatan Sept ~. 3s-wtds
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ENDUCAlION.- My School for the ensuing wear will
HL open, the 18th day Of January, and close ON the
ls day OF December Ia ibis School will be taught the
English, Latin and Greek Languages; Geography with
the use OF The Globes and Maps; Arithmetic and Mahes
mates. would receive twelve boys as boarders who
with my sons, will make the number of scholars i'm.
tended 10 form the School The price Of board and tut.
ton, including lodging, washing and candlcs will be
SlOO The School will be under my management.
assisted IN tie tuition by my eldest Promises made
by teachers, soliciting patronage, have become too COM
men to be much regarded; suffice it TO say that those
who put their sons or wards under my and nsc-
ton, may he confident that their morals and Education
will be faithfully attended TO. The government of the
School will be mild and parental, yet firm. NV resi-.
dence IS In the county Of Louisa, about two miles from
tie Green Springs, neighborIood remarkably healthy
and free from dissipation OF any kind.
October >. [i3-wIOwl P. HACKETT.
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nm example tooTfhy Of intGtiOn.-Col. Thomas Tav.
Tor The venerable patriot, "e veteran Of TO- has con
sehed to head the Union Ticket for Richland District
Convinced that his country is in danger the aged Patr
arc now IN his Doth year, the call of patriotism
and flies TO the post Of duty-B
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NIB ENlTENTIARY MANUFACTURES-C
u Merchants who visit Richmond, for the purpose of
purchasing supplies of Goods for the approaching
and farmers and Others winter clothing for their servants
are invited to call at the Peniteniary Store, Market
BRIDGE Main street. where are kept Cloths
in the Pennenary suitable for male female servants
together with Shoes and Brogues OF all Sizes of best
quality There are also on hand, Wrought Nails from
Id TO 2Od inclusive, wagon, carryal and plough Har-
ness complete; variety of wood ware, SC. Sci all of
which are offered at as reduced prices the anuaco
ry can afford The Pulling Mill erecting the Penten-
operation, when expect TO be enabled to exhibit Cloths
&c, comparing in quality and appearance, with the best
manufactured at any similar institution i'm the United
STATES. THOS. q. MONCURE.
SEPT, IL loO-zaw Wit Sent Agent, Va. Penny.
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October 5.

MISS MACKENZlE'S SEMINARY will be re.
I'VE opened the LIST of October for the reception of
Boarders and day pupils, She thankfully acknowledges
her obligations TO the public for the preference given Tor
years to her Seminary; and truly DESTROYS merit its
continuance she has spared neither pains expense
provide for her pupils efficient masters the select
library philosophical and chemical apparatus with every
other advantage that facilitate the requirement Of
solid, useful, and liberal education.
Having been intimately acquainted with Miss Mackcn-
ze ever since her residence in this city, with great
propriety declare, that consider her eminent, qualified
not only by her literary aitanmen but also by the pety
OF her hic to discharge the duties nsuctress OF
young ladies', and have doubt that those parents or
guardians who may ntrust their children to her care will
he highly satisfied both with their classical and moral inn
provement. RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
Bishop Of Yirginia.
For the information Of those parents abroad, who NAV
enquire respecting the merits of Miss Mackenze school
am happy TO bear testimony TO the decided appreciation
which have uniformly heard expressed by those parents
IN town who have entrusted their children to her care
Since my residence here, hav been personally acquain
ed with Miss NJ and feel that her piey and
talents OF such order and thoroughly tested that
she will not dsappoint the confidence she socits.
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Pastor Of The Presbyterian Church on Shockoe HiH
September % 4O-6t
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~ANfED, as an Apprentice 10 the Printing BUSH
w ness, an active, intelligent youth Of respectable
connections from II to 10 years Of age Apply the OF
ice Of ths Paper