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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESl

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and toih the GdUice and consent Of the Senate.
Christopher Eery, TO be Collector of the Customs for the
District OF Newport, in the State OF Rhode Island from
the 9Th of April, 1892, when his Commission expired
William H. Scott, 10 be Surveyor and Inspector of the
Revenue for the Port of Town Creek, in the State of
Maryland, from the 18th OF April, 1882, when his Com
mission expired
Thomas Gaewood, to he Naval Officer for the District
Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, in the State OF Virginia from
the goth OF May, 1882, when his present Commission will
expire
iB. c. Thornton to be Surveyor and Inspector of the
Revenue for the Port of Dumes, in the State of Virginia
from the 9th OF May, 1892 when his present Commission
Allen Warlwell, to be Surveyor and Inspector of the
Revenue for the Port OF Bristol, in State of Rhode
Island, from the 2Sth Of March, 1892 when his Commits
sion expired.
Gersham Mott, to be Collector of the Custom for the
District and Inspector of the Revenue for port of Bur
lngton, in the State of New Jersey, from the 2Sth of
March, 1882, when his commission expired
Isaac Pplin TO be Surveyor and Inspector of the Reve
nue. for the Port OF Mureesboro in the State of North
Carolina, from the 22I of March, 1892 when his com
mission expired.
Nathaniel Jackson, be Surveyor for the District and
Inspector OF the Revenue, for the Port Of Newburyport
in the State OF Massachusetts, vice William Cross deceas-
ed.
Edward F. Ta;tnall to be Appraiser of Goods for the
Port OF Savannah, in the State of Georgia. Wimberly
J. Hunter, resigned.
Miles Hotchkip, to be Register of the Land Office 10.
the District OF Lands subject Kaskaska in the
State OF Illinois, vice shadrac Bond, deceased.
.Ne,o Ordnance Coyps-It will be rccollected that Il
the present session OF Congress law has been passed or
gani2ng Ordnance Corps, 10 consist of one Colonel
one Lieuenant-C Colonel, Majors and ten Captains
About eighty Captains OF the Army and many Field Of
cer applicants for the situations thus created and
the President convened Board of Officers, consisting of
Generals MacOmb, Jessup, Gibson and Wool and Colonel
Bomford TO make the selections That Board assembled
at Washington the Goth, and the following being the
result their abors is now before the Senate for con
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WN ANCERY-V1RGINIA.-At Rules held in the
n Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for King and Queen county, the I'd day Of
April 1897
John Chowning, ir., admir-, with the viii annexed Of
Elizabeth NJ. Davis, decd, PitC
against
J. CockeriH and Harriet his wife, who before her in
termarragc with the said Cockenn was Harriet Row
cxecutrX OF James g. Row. decd, George j. Poindsx-
ter and william Armistcad, Dclts
The defendants, J. Cockerl and Harriet his wife not
having entered their appearance and given security &c.
cordng to the act Of Assembly and the Rules This Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they se
not inhablants Of this counlryit Is ordered that the
defendants do appear here the first Monday i'm Jev
next, and answer the bill Of the pdinGn-and that co,
of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspap
published in the city Of Richmond for two months succe
svely and posted at tie front door Of the Court-ho
this county. Copy Tese,
ROBERT POLLARD, Jr., y. c..
April 10. IO9-ws,ys
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EB ALTIMORE RACES--orer the Central COURSE
u y Spring Meeting, 1882 will commence the last
TUESDAY in May, (29th) and continue four days.
First dGyirs race, TO ~ o'clock precisely
sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, years old mile heats
entrance, 800, half loreit,iour make
Seven subscribers, and closed
Second race, post sweepstakes with colts and hlles
three years old; mile heats entrance 5000 p. Pour
or to make To close LIST OF May three sub
scrbers.
Second day. post sweepstakes for all ages; entrance
$3.50 p. p-iour mile heats-our 10 make a race
the proprietor TO add $500 To close LIST Of May; four
Subscribers
T2ird doy PROJECTORS purse, $780, three mile heats
entrance, 500
Fourth doy jockey club purse, $1,000; fourme heats;
entrance S25
LADIES Cur will also be for the day TO be fix
cd hereafter. j. M. SELDEN, Proprietor.
1t will be by the above that The Post Sweepstakes
Tor colts and ies, three years old, 5000 p p will close
on the first of next month We have little doubt hut
there will be five six subscribers and the purse in this
case, not less than $1,000 The Post Sweepstakes for ali
ages, $3.50 p. p, will close also the first of next
month (Niay) The purse in that amounts already
to $500.
p s. Persons subscribing will be in Tine if their let.
ter addressed TO the Editor Of the Sporting Magazine
should bear the post mark Of the lst May.
april ~ 1I1--1aw4t
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EsGoHBYFCAE.
rFrom IA .aIbnnn .arc1ls.l
MR.. VAN BUREN, AND THE REPREsENTA-

MIR. VAN buren,, AND THE REPRESENTA-
TIYES OF THE n. YORK DEMOCRACY.
We have The qualification TO give readers to-day,
the correspondence between tie Republican members of
tho Legislature of this State, and Mr.. Van Buren,.
The ettero the committee, conveying the sentiments
of the Representatives of the democracy, in relation
an act OF party madness and personal malice, causeess
rs unparalleled just in feeling is crca-
bic in manner: And this delegated expression, APP
peal 20 the people, has been fully, unequivocay, trium
phantly confirmed
The reply Of Mr.. Van Buren, is a high and eloquent
emanaon Of feeling and of patriotism We point to it
with pride aud qualification. 1t from the
heart and speaks language that will find response in
every democratic bosom. is perfectly in keeping with
all the acts and declarations Of citizen, not eminent
in staten than in worth, who, sprnging from the domoc
Nnd who possesses in Che largest sense, their confidence
CORRESPONDENCE.
TO H,e Hon. .lforfin Van Buren
SrR-rhc undersigned, having been commissioned by
tie Republican members of the Legislature Of the
OF New York convey you their views in relation TO
the recent conduct Of The Senate Of The U. s. have the
honor 10 transmit herewith Of their proceed
ings at meeting held by them in the Capitol, the Sd
The Democracy of u state have long felt themselves
Identified with your political career Your steady adj
hcencc 10 their faith, under circumstances the most
adverse and the ,nyc lcnin hostility Of ,e isocrarv ol
the country your conduct have been duly appreciated
and strong desire has tun manifested itself
express the we'll grounded confidence Of the people Of
ths State ia your character and your principles Your
elevation 10 the cic mag5rdcy OF This member Of the
Union, hailed triumph NJ constitutional principles
AMI OF uHdched requirement., ana your removal 10 the
cabinet OF the haop was confirmation OF the assurance,
that there too such doctrines would prevail.
The expectations Of This State, not Disappointed
in your conduct in This elevated staton-Ihe success
which crowned your efforts, while conducting our foreign
negotiations, was 10 presage % the blessings which
ui.t yet be conferred upon country by your eXaa-
ton still higher and more responsible trust The feel
ngswhich prompted your resignation cf situation where
youhad acquired the confidence Of the Executive and e
People. and bad bestowed signal benefits the nation
and the personal -acrcc at which you accepted The mis-
sion 70 England, Afforded additional evidence tha the
~ O. NN
a foundation. The patriotism which had marked ,hc
conduct Of this administration, aud he which bad
attended your frank and honorable diplomacy gave 20
every that the great object Of your embassy
would he effected, and The country hus freed from stain
inflicted upon it, character by The "wavcr Of a right for
which we expended much blood and treasure.
10 unnecessary for 70 express TO YOU the ndigna-
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ENOR SALE--My tract Of land, Containing one thou.
q sand acres situated in Prince Edward County, on
Sandy River, two miles from the bridge and five ,,ilee
from Farmvle,a iourising little village where ready
market may be had for all its products and within ihrce
mics OF superior manufacturing mill thot deals largely
in grain; is in an agreeable wealthy and beaIv oe
borhoodit might be divided into three tracts hav.
ing three good dwelling houses and orchards on M IL is
well waered, having many fine springs and branches and
bounded for mile by Sandy River IL has one hundred
and fifty acres Of bottom land fine body of woods hcavi-
~ tnbered, and much Of the land fresh and well closed
with strong fences; and where reside good dwelling
house neatly painted inside and out, garden 100 feet
square newly paed and every necessary clubhouse for tho
accommodation OF family, granary entirely new with
hreshing machine, stables carriage house and n suf-
cient nuinber OF first rate Tobacco houses with prises and
sheds 10 take Of thirty thousand pounds Of tobacco
all nearly new would let several crop hands 20 with
The land, first rate carriage driver, good Blacksmith
two or three families Of negroes. IL my absence NV son
Henry NJ Vaughan who resides the land will show il
10 any person wishing 10 purchase,-rerms liberal and
made known on application. J. VAUGHAN.
March 20. 1O3-,V12t
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M N CONCENTRATIONS rules held in the
Chancery for the county of King Queen the 10Th of
March, 1882: James Garnet admir- with the will annex
ed of Thomas Garnett, decd, which said Thomas Garne
was in his Lifetime Executor of Henry Garnett, PlG.
against
Samuel Parrish and Mary his vine, which said mary
oc ber inio-a-raoso with tho said Samuel Parrish
Mary GarnCtt laughter of Henry Ganctt, decd, and
Muscoe Garnett, Del,s
The defendants, Samuel Parish and Mary his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of assembly and rules OF this court and it
habants of this country it ordered that the said defend
do appear here the first Monday next and
the bill ofhe plaintiff and that copy ofhs order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
at.the front door OF the court house of this county.
Copy Teste, ROBERT POLLARD d. e.
March 30. l06-wSw
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HOtcert0n--
EDLEASE take notice, that we shall on Tuesday tho
NJ 18th day OF August next at the Tavern House of
Moses Palmer in the county OF Halifax, and continue
from day to-day until the shall be accomplished take
the dispositions of David Shelton and Others TO be read as
Chancery side of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county OF Halifax, wherein we arc
plaintiffs and yourselves and others defendants when and
where you may attend, If you think proper. Yours Sc
ROBERT T.. OWEN,
MARY ANN Il. OWEN.
May 4. Il6-
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IN ANCERY-vIRGINIA-At rules held in the
n clerks Office ofthc Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery OF Mecklenburg county, the first Monday in
Alexander Butler, ArmisteNd o. Butler John H. But
ler in his own right, and administrator of Charles G.
Butler decd, John T. Gale and Jane III. his wife-ate
Jane Keys, but formerly Jane H. Butler-Edward T.
""bio and Elizabeth is wife, rly Elizabeth But
Ter, Pile
against
Hume X. Field and James w. Oliver Ex'ors of John
Oliver, dec'd-Howell L. Jeies adm or of Elizabeth on
YER dec dAbraham Keen late Sheriff and adm or of Asa
oliver decd-Robert Oliver, Joseph Butler and Fanny
his wife, Wn Oliver son OF John Oliver, Armistead Oil
'c ~ anu oshy ohVeT, Dens
The defendants, Hume II. Feild William Oliver Ar
instead oiver and Sally Oliver not having entered their
appearance according the act of Assembly and the rules
OF this court and it appearing from satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants of this State on motion of
the plaintiffs by Grief Green their attorney, il is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here rules to be
holden for the said court at the clerks Office thereof on
me first Monday in July next and the plaintiffs
b and that copy OF this order be inserted in
paper, printed in the city of Richmond, for months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the court
house OF the said county.
copy Teste, JOHN G. BAPTIST, elk
Way IL 1l6-wSw
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HN CHANCERY .-YIRGINIA.--At Circuit supe-
rior Court of Law aud Chancery held for Chesterfield
county, the courthouse thereof, the 2Sh day OF
March, 1928.
Edridge Flournoy, Rebecca Flournoy Susan Flournoy
and Thomas Floumoy the said Susan and Thomas being
infants, who by Francis W. Dunnavant, their next
friend, Plaintiffs.
against
of Isaac ID. Porter, decd William Pulliam and Elizabeth
his wife, (lae Elizabeth Fournoy) Thomas Worsham,
and Mary F. his wife, (a,e Mary Porter) John l.. Por-
ter, and Sarah Porter, infants of tender years by Mark T.
Fournoy, their special guardian, and James Is. Bann-
ship, an infant by Daniel 5. Woodbridge his special guar
dian, Defendants.
The defendant, James b. BlanknshiP not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according TO the
of Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not inhaban of this
Commonwealth IL is ordered That the said defendant dc
appear here the first day of the tcrm and
the Bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be
orthwh inserted in newspaper published in the city
OF Richmond for two months successfully, and posted al
the front door of the courthouse Of this county.
And the COurdoth further order. that the defendant, ST
las Chcaham, render account of the administration
his incstatc, Isaac d. Porter, on the estate of Thomas
FlournOy deccascd-aSo of the said Isaac ID
Porter guardian of the painfls-and also
OF the said Sias Cheathams administration the
estate OF said Isaac D. Porter, deceased-and
of all the assets real and personal belonging the estate
of the said Isaac ID. Porter, deceased the time OF hi
death, before commissioner of this Court which ac
counts the said soner is directed examine
cisy stated deemed pertinent by himself, which may
be required by any of the parties be sated-Provi
dcd that such OF the foregoing have been
tied, reported TO and confirmed by the county Court
Chesterfield, the said Commissioner is directed take n
primG Jdcie correct liable TO be surcharged alsife
by the parties by the production of legal and sucien
proof for that purpose.
Copy Tcsic, p. POINDEXTER, elk.
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TO construct bridge ovor the ONO, nj LOUISVILLE Inc
cost OF this work is estimated at flee millions Of dollars
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road is open and in
use TO the point Of Rocks Passenger to run dali
ly We may therefore expect to considerable in
crease OF stage travel up this valley.
We understand Charles j. Faulkner, Esq Of this place
has received from the Governor of this Commonwealth,
the appointment OF Commissioner collect and prepare
the testimony in relation the settlement and adjustment
OF the disputed boundary line between Virginia and Mary
land.--.NdrtinSburg Gazette
Mcssrs. HEBRON and DE WITT, Engineers, employed
by the Board OF Public Works. present engaged in
survey of the Shenandoah Valley, in pursuance OF an
act OF the Legislature passed during the session before
the last This act contemplates very full examination
OF the River with view ascertain the best mode of its
improvement-and survey of the Valley generally, in
reference TO the pracdcabhty of Rail Road.-JcGerso
Free Press.
CoAL.-Wc have great pleasure in stating that ex-
perenccd Miner, who has been employed by company
OF gentlemen TO search for Coal, yesterday struck upon
what is believed TO be very fine vein within Is feet
of the surface. 1t the farm OF Mr. Thomas Pey,on,
in Stafford County, about two miles from Town, and i'm
mediaely the route of the projected Rail Road to Po
omac creek. The news has dused very general salts
faction among our citzens.-FeierickS6urg arena.
We reiterote the statement made by the meeting in this
county the day Of the last court that South Yves
tern Virginia is almost unanimously opposed TO 90 The
american System" it is called We say the people
here generally opposed 10 the protection OF any parcu
lar trade calling, business, at their expense-46ng
don Rep
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p. POINDEXTER, elk.
CommIss1oNrn's OFFICE. !

ChesterIieId {. IT. April 9th, 1882.
The parties interested in the execution of the order
hereby notified that have appointed the I'd day OF July
1892 take the several therein referred to- at
which time they hereby required 10 attend before
at my office, at Chesterfield courthouse, with the
necessary accounts, vouchers &C. enable me to per-
form the duty required by said order
LAWSON NUNNALLY, Comm'r.
April 2i. 1l3-wSw.
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HN CHANCERY -YRGINIA:-In Powhatan Cir
b cult Superior Court oil Law and Chancery April IIth
1892:
Thomas c. Bowles and Mary his wife, and Eliza A..
ny f., being infants under the age of wcnyone years.
by Geo. B. Moody their next friend, Pitts.
against
VIM. Cox, admor of Martha Cox, deed, Gusavus "
Clarke, Executor OF James Clarke, decd who was Sheriff
of Powhaan, and such, admor of Obadiah Lockett,
deed and Edward Moseley, late Sheriff of Powhaan
county, and such, admor dc bonis of the said
Obadiah Lockett, decd, Deits
This day came the plaintiffs, by Richd w Flournoy,
Esq their Attorney and the defendant VIM. Cox, adm
of Martha Cox Decd not having his appearances
and given security according TO the Act of Assembly
and the Rules OF this Court, and it appearing salts
faction OF the that he nhabitan OF this
Commonwealth, the motion of the plaintiffs, by their
said Attoney-It is ordered that the said VIM Cox adj
mnaor aforesaid, do appear here the first day of
plaintiffs and give security for performing such decree
the court may make herein; and that copy of this
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed in the city of RicnonA, Tor two months successive
ly and posted a, the front door OF the house OF this
county. copy. Tcste,
May l. [ll5-wSw1 II. f. GRAVES, d. c.
To Thomas Taylor, Guardian and neat friend of
Creed Taylor, infant
SIR-Take notice that L shall, Thursday the 21st
- day OF June 1882, between the hours of sunrise
and sunset of that day at the house of Thomas May, in
the county of Buckingham, in the State of Virginia. pro-
coed TO take the deposition OF George c. Walton (and
others ii ncccsSary) he read evidence certain
suit depending in the Chancery Court of Bucking
ham county, wherein Creed Taylor by you his guar
dian and next friend, is plaintiff aud myself and others
deiendants-Qf any Thing should prevent the dispositions
being taken the day above mentioned, shall con-
tinue from day TO day ill compleed)when and where
MAY J. u!5-w1w1 ROBERT K DABNEY
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Death Of Col John TdyiOr.-A letter from Camden,
dated Monday last, states that Col John Taylor, late
Governor OF this State died there the morning of that
day; and that his remains were be removed TO Column
ba for ntcrment- Charleston Courier
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The subioncd letter from Mr. Van Buren, we copv from
the Albany Argus of Wednesday, where published i'm
cOnneXon with the written by those citizens of Al
bany whom the annexed letter is addressed Not hay.
ing space TOR BOTH must advert briefly to the topics of
the letter to which the following is a reply The writers
treat the rejection Of Mr.. Van Bureii's nomination
dictated by desire TO disgrace him They can find no
act in his public life to justify The proceedings but ON e
contrary, very many tlSa enGe him to the full confidence
and appreciation OF bis counrymen They advert in par
tcular, and with merited euogum, to Mr. Van Bureus
services in the Senate Of the IT, Sates a. Governor of
New York; aud Secretary Of State They attribute bc
rejection of his nomination 10 the combined and sinister cf
forts Of Webster, Clay and Calhoun and pronounce cen
not than just, the conduct and mo-
lives Of these inscriptions politicians However norti-
flying the rejection might be- they have fear that will
injurc Mr. Van Burcn's reputation prospects; and the
letter concludes with The expression o hope that he may
speedily return 10 his native Iand..N j. EU. Post
LondOn, 1farch Ilfh. 1882.
Ccntlcmen,-I have been honored with your letter oC
the I'm ulumo enclosing the resolutions Of meeting OF
the cizen Of Albany upon The subject of the rejection Of
my nomination Minister to Great Britain, by naontv
Of lhc Senate Of the United States.
To suppose tlat would be otherwise than dceply
moved and battered by the prompt and spontaneous ex
preston Of tie sentiments OF respectable meeting of
ate, and made upon Che evidence which was before hat
body would be to presume degree Of stocism towards
the good opinion oimy fellow citizens which should be
sorry TO possess.
The honest testimonial "a the more gratifying 4, me
pride, from the quarter from which proceeds there
any portion Of my fellow citizens moro CAPABLE Than
another 70 Judge OF my character and motives il s the in
hahants oAlbany twas under their eye that the most
difficult and eyenu periods omy public life were pass
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r n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rules holden in
"a the Clerks office of the county Court of Charlotte
the ID day of April 1892
William Matthew'S Milf
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We learn, says the Baltimore Patriot, that Capt Isaac
McKcever about TO proceed to the Brazil station to take
command of the U. 5. Sloop of War Lexington, TO
lieve Capt Duncan, who has asked permission return
hnnc
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Ia hR BOtiANNANh has omoved his office TO tl,c rooms
- y over the store Of Mr. Joshua IEallowe four doors
below the Boil Tavern, Feb. 70. fOi nj
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MAY 4.

EN- Observation-Disclosures rules held in the
q Clerks Office of Meckenburg County Court on the
first Monday in April, 1882.
John G. Baptist, Pitt
against
Overton Wilcs, Clark Register, and William Townes.
Defs.
The defendant, Ovcrton Wiles not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the Act of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, aud appearing
from satisfactory evidence that he is nhabtant Of
this Sate-On motion of the Plaintiff by his Attorney il
ordered, that the said Defendant do appear here on the
first day Of July Court next, and the PLAINTIFFS
BILL and give security for performing the decree of the
Courts and that copy of this order be inserted some
newspaper, printed in the city of Richmond, for two
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door Of
the Court-Housc oil the said county A copy Tes,e.
May 4. [li6-wSw"l JOHN C BAPTIST c.
HN HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules holden i'm
r. the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancey of Mecklenburg county on the first
Monday in April 1882:
William Towncs administrator, with theS,yin annexed .
oil Edwin H. Peete, decd Ptf.
against
David e. Hutchinson and Edw a. Holloway, Defts.
The defendant, David c. HUTCHINSON, having entered
MS appearance and given security according the
Assembly and the rules of this Court; and appearing
from satisfactory evidence that he is nhabitant
TINS state, on motion of the plaintiff by his attorney il is
ordered that the said defendant do appear here
De holden Tor the said court the clerks Office thereof
on The hrst Monday in July next, and plain
u bill and give security for performing the decree Of
the COURT and that copy OF this order inserted i'm
some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted at the front door OF the
courthouse of the said county.
| Copy-Tcste, JOHN c. BAPTIST. elk
may H. 1l6-wSw