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Aux rides de front In palcuT,
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Jeune clio Ct iounc lcur!
a la Prefecture dc Police, lu IL JUN.
The Commercial Advertiser, happily enough,
lines We have made italics slight alteration
nes OF tho last sonza IN order TO render the idea accurately
The bicr doscoads, tho spotloss roses too,
Tho fathers tribute n his stlicst hour
o Earth. that bore them both thou hast thy due
The fair young girl nnd Hover
Give thcm not hack world again,
Wherc mourning. -riet, and agony have power
Where winds destroy, and malignant reign
That fair young g and flower.
Lightly thou sleepest, young Eliza, now,
Nor fcar'st the burning heat, chilling shower;
They both have persisted in thcir morning
The fair young girl and flower.
But he, thy sire, whose Citrowed brow is pale,
Bends, lost in sorrow o'or thy funeral bower;
Nhue on the old oaks roots Time doth nssal--
The fair young girl md flower M Y. ylmericGr.
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AgencY nd NVnshiEaglom NifX.

EAMES H. CAUSTEN, date OF Badmorc,) having
90 made this city his permanent residence and located
bis dwelling and office directly opposite TO the State and
Treasury Departments, will undertake. with his accustom-
ed zeal and diligence the settlement Of claims generally;
and particularly, claims before Congres5-against
the United States The several Departments hereo-and
before any Board OF Commissioners raised be raised,
for the adjustment Of poatons other claims He has
in charge the entire class arising OF French spoa-
lions prior to the year 1900 and many of those embraced
by the treaty lately concluded with the French Govern
men with reference TO which he has to the
chyes Of the Government and has secured legal aid Of
doubted qualifications lie has been long before the
public Agent, that il only be necessary now
say that economy and prompt attention shall be extended
to all business conded TO his care and that enable him
to render bis services and facilities ecacous he has
obtained commission of Notary Public.
u IL but just that while it will DC his pleasure to give
instant attention to all proper communications the postage
should be paid on letters addressed to him
July ~. % w3w
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uBHYSIC SPRINGS.-The subscriber takes this me-
n hod OF informing the public, that he has opened
private entertainment at this place, where preparation has
been made for the accommodation of visitors The health
oil this situation Is surpassed by Virginia; as to the
virtues OF the water, they unquestionabe. These
Springs are situated in the lower end Of Buckingham go
miles from Richmond and 10 from Cumberland Court
House. g. BROWN
N B There is Post Office kept at this place
have been acquainted with the above Springs for
many years and can unhesaGngly testify tie medical
virtues OF the waters, which have found beneficial in
many cases. They act as a Dureic, Apericnt and
Tonic. mo TRENT NJ N
July p. 22-ty4t0
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

NOTICE is hereby given to the Proprieors of the Er-
y changed -Four and half per cent Stock, issued
IN pursuance OF the act entitled can Act to authorize the
Secretary Of the Treasury exchange Stock bearing an
interest Of four and half per cent for certain Stocks
bearing interest Of six per cent approved the 10Th of
May 1924. That the certificates Of the said Stock which
are redeemabe after the 3st day Of December 1892 will
be paid the st day of January 1888 to the propretors
thereof their legal representatives attorneys duly
stuted the presentation and surrender Of the said Ger
tcaes at the Treasury at the Loan Office where the
same may stand credited.
Notice is further given, Chat transfer Of the said
Certificates from the books Of The Treasury or of any
Loan Office, will be allowed after the LIST day of Decem
ber 1892
And also, that the interest the said Certificates will
cease and determine the 3lst day Of December afore
said. LOUIS McLANE
Secretary Of the TreosUyV
July 10 IS-Iait1stJap
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az KLENBURG LAND, &C. FOR SALE viii
I'VE sell by private contract upon accommodating terms
Si3 acres Of land lying in Meckenbug county upon Me-
herrn River one mile above Rocky Mills and two below
Yates Manufacturing Mills, upon straight Inc from
Meckenburg Court House, to Lunenburg Court House,
"a miles rom the former, and IL from the latter in
healthy and agreeable neghbourbood This land is pro-
baby hail in woods, and Of pretty good quality tho balance
IN two plantations, which suitable and sufficient 10
work or 10 hands advaniageously; and upon each
there is comfortable dwelling house and suitable out
houses and an excellent spring, quite convenient One Of
these dwelling houses has lately been finished Off is large
and commodious40 by 20 feet stories high and four
good fire places No further description is necessary as
none will purchase without first viewing the property II
sale, can be effected in time for TO sell oil my stock
and crop this fall, will give possession Christmas
and oa purchaser who will buy the land stock and crop
would make considerable sacrifice In the price
August TO-. f27-wI0rI JESSE CRADOCK
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John For George For, .qlbert For, Alfred For and
Sarah For
yEvAlIE notice. thatwe shall take the dispositions OF Nan
N cy Bradbury and others, on Wednesday, the 29h OF
the month"; the late residence OF Joseph c. Fox
decd King William county, and il not taken that day,
be taken the next between the hours of o'clock in
the morning md sunset OF said days, and Friday, the
3ist Oi said month, shall take the deposition oil Francis
smith in his dwelling house, King s. Queen county,
an not taken that day, 10 be taken the next day,
between the hours OF o'clock in the morning and sunset
Of said days TO be read i'm evidence before the Judge OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for King
William county, in suit therein depending and undecid-
ed, wherein wend others plaintiffs and you and others
are defendants where you requested TO attend Re
specially, JOSEPH FOX,
ELIZABETH ID. FOX.
26-vlw
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EartIacmWare. ChfIna q dslass.

fHNHOS j. BARROW x Co., importers and wholesale
n dealers, SO Water Street offer for sale very large
assortment Of the above articles Of the newest and best
style on the most reasonable terms free from any com
bnaton 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 ourselves to use
every exeriion 10 merit continuance of the same
have their orders attended by forwarding them by mai
to the subscribers tho terms though present
themselves T.. j. BARROW & Co
July ~ SO, Water Street ~ York
o. Tho editors Of the Wing at Richmond, Vfgnan NJ Lynch
burg Spectator saunon ncigenccr Pctohutg Herald nj
Fredericksburg, Vgnian Winchester BEACON M No,flt ~
tot Fncastc and Reporter Danyi publish Tho above
the Of 81 So and send their accounts TO this Office for
lection.
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TENRUSr SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
q pursuance OF the provisions of deed OF trust, exc
cuicd TO the subscriber by Charles Barker bearing date
the 9th day of August 1926 and of in Clerks
Office OF the County Colr of Henco for the purpose of
securing certain sums of money therein mentioned Ro-
bert Barker of the county of Hanover, will be sold on the
premises on Friday, the 3lst of August 1882 certain
tract or parcel of land in the county of Henco supposed
to contain thirty and adjoining the lands of John
Jordan, John Williams and shan Bethel: Also, certain
personal property in the said deed menone consisting of
variety OF household and kitchen furniture the stock of
cattle hogs, &C. Also great variety of farming utensils
The sale will be made for cash. The title the above
property believed 10 be good; the subscriber will con-
vcy only such as is vested in him as trustee
CHARLES SELDEN, Trustee.
August7. 26-wtd
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MER. MARTIN II. HATCHER Take notice, that
I'VE shall proceed to take the dispositions of Rice d.
Montague and Others the house OF the said Montague
in the county OF Cumberland, Friday the oath of August
next and the dispositions OF Francis ArmiStcad and others
At the house OF the said Arnsead, in said Sat
uray the 25h of August next; and the dispositions of
William Armistead and others, Burr Mills in said county,
Tuesday the 2Sh of said month"; and between the hours
each day. 10 be read evidence suit depending
and undetermined in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county Cumberland, in which
am Plaintiff and yourself aud others are Defendants.
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Jr.
July 81. 22-w4w
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Ancnst L.

AMASHlNGTON HOTEL. TER Sale Rent.-The
w subscriber being DESTROYS pay his debts and to
make final adjustment of his affairs during his life time,
offers for sale this valuable properly situated nearly in the
centre of Lynchburg The buildings are of brick, and
have lately gone through thorough repair The Ia
vern IL three story building, containing including the
cellar, which is an uncommonly good one, than 20
rooms-Ihe stable is of brick, and large enough
tam upwards OF 20 horses-and the yard between the
vern and stable is neatly tagged and paved There are
Also all other necessary out houses, kitchens smoke
house, house, SSc.-On the lot there is very
comfortable two story frame building suitable for private
residence, with kitchen smoke house. garden and well
Of good water.
This stand, from its situation and durability of
improvements, Is well worthy the attention of those dispo-
sed either 10 purchase rent-f not sold before the
FIRST day OF October next il will be for year.
or Tor term OF years from that day. when the time of the
present tenant, Mr. Seth Ward, will expire. Applica-
tons (eary ones most desrabc) may he made either
me, living in Campbell county, Wards Road or TO
Mr.. Thomas billiard Of Lynchburg.
HENRY NORMAN.
August 3. 25-w3,y
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THNO JEPHrHA LEET.-Takc notice that shall OH
the 3ls day OF August next, at Chinqucpin Church.
in the county of Amelia State of Virginia. proceed TO
take the dispositions of Joel Morris and Others be read
evidence in suit pending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for the county of Powhatan
in which am plaintiff and yourself and others defen-
dans The said depoons will be taken the day be-
lore menoned between the hours OF nine o. clock in
forenoon and six O'Clock in the afternoon OF the same ay
and should they not be completed HAT day the same
will be taken ON the succeeding day between the same
hours. Yours SC. JOHN JORDAN
August 2. 25-w1v-
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&GR FIELDING BELL:- you are not an inhabi-
1vM 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 of
Sussex, statement of the for which shall Pc
hton the General Assembly of Virginia at its next
MI This statement of facts is fled for the purpose of
having them established by the verdict Of a Jury in the
SAD Court agreeaby to statute in such provided
preliminary to the application to the Legislature
Yours, &c. SUSAN w. BELL.
august lO. 27-9ts
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July 81.

EH ESSRS. John Williamson and Robert Williamson:
1va Take notice tina, we SHALL on the Sd, 4h and 9th
days of September next, in the house OF the
y OF Charlotte, between the hours of sunrise and sunset
take the dispositions OF Archibald ID. Acxande" George
Roberts, Joshua p Crump, James Hamlett and Thomas
w. Cox and others, TO be read evidence in suit in
Chancery and injunction, depending in the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county
Charlotte, wherein we plaintiffs and you deien
dants PAUL G.. NENABLE,
July 20. T2I-w4wT THOMAS II. HOGE.
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NOrICE-The Subscriber offers for sale his plantation
and mills in Hanover county, ten miles from Rich
mond, and within mile of the road from Richmond to
fredericksburg The State is now laying off road from
Richmond TO fredericksburg which passes by
the Dwelling housein consequence ol which, this would
be well situated for Tavern aud Stage house. The farm
contains about 300 Of land OF which, about 200 arc
cleared There several good springs The plantation
one OF which mineral spring. there is, also good
well in the yard The mills Chckahomny river,
about quarter OF mile from the dwelling house: they
consist OF Saw and Gfist millthe Saw mill is quite pro-
habe in the fall winter and springihe Grist mill usual
ly grnds throughout the summer.
Persons wishing TO purchase, will apply 10 Mr. Richard
Anderson, Richmond the subscriber on the premises
Aug T. f26-nl JOSEPH Mostly
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~ D EMEDY FOR DROPSY.-The subscribers feel
q q pleasure in announcing to the public that they have
IN their possession and for sale at their Apohecary Store
King street, Alexandria, tried invaluable remedy
Tor The above named distressing aud too often fatal disease
As safe and convenient Iydagogue, its effects are al
most iinnedIate, discbargng the from system
copiousy; Alternative, equal action of
The vessels and establishes the of the system and
thereby secures the patient from attacks
The undersigned feel confident that in all cases where the
diseased not caused by actual Reorganization the cure
will be sure.
The confidence with which the An-hydrophc pills
are recommended is founded on experience in cases al
ready tried and upon the fact OF their being the result of
genius foundedu upon science, and not of empiricism.
Twenty-iour OF the pills, in cases. effect cure
Applications from distance must be post paid. App-
cans will be furnished with the medicine al five dollars
box on their forwarding the money, and paying the ex-
pense OF lis conveyance.
WILLIAM LANPHIER & co.
Alexandra, July l3 2l-I2f
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VHNHE School at my house will he continued the
"a year under the instruction Of Miss Caroline l.. w
Clayton, aLady highly recommendcdb by Miss Hughes Mr.
Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Burke Every English branch usual
y taught in Female Semnares Miss Clayton will instruct
her pupils n and great and attention he paid to their
morals. III or ~ Boarers be conveniently and we'll
accommodated. Board and tuition Ss0--Thc situation is
healthy and pleasant, in the county of Henrco about
miles from Richmond. MARY c. SHEPPARD.
August B. 25-SiN
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FENO SLAVE HOLDERS.-A gentleman owning es-
Il tates in Louisiana and Mississippi willing TO pur-
chase from 20 to 100 negroes, in families 10 be paid for
IN three instruments, commencing year from the dav
delivery, with 10 per cent interest on the purchase
money, and payments secured in the most satisfactory
manner, by mortgages acceptances, SC. Or he would
purchase for cash. so prime effective hands address
ELLIOTT HAMPTON
August 3. G25-tn Richmond v,
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A TTORNEY AT LAW shall regularly in future
IA attend the Courts Of Charlotte and Halifax Comrnu-
nicdlions addressed me near Coles Ferry Charlotte
County will meet prompt attention.
July 27 [23-6w1 GEORGE W. READ
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ED UMFORD ACADEMY FOR SALE-The sub
N y scriber, being DESTROYS 10 TO city at the
close OF the present year. offers this valuable institution
for sale. The establishment consists of comfortable dwell
ling house for the use of the proprietor and his family
together with good garden, convenient out houses and
about 10 acres OF land 100 OF which wood land the
farm might be enlarged by the purchase of land adjoining
the academy is wostory brick building, afording ac-
commodaons for rs boardes, and assistant teacher
the location is proverbaly healthy, remarkable Cor the
purity OF the water and the atmosphere, in the midst of
popuous and respectable neighbOrhood, which would
encourage both male and female institution Further
description deemed unnecessary, any person wishing
to purchase will, OF course inspect the property The
Institution will be sold at reduced price for cash APP
p s All the buildings are in complete repair
August 10. 27-w8w
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EHRS. BLATTERMANN's School will reopen on
1VA- the ls August; and there will he winter recess
OF a month, from Is, January TO 1si February.
The Exercises OF the School will chiefly consist of
English Grammar and Composition, the Synonymous ex
Presslons OF the English language and The Etymology Of
English words for the perfect understanding Of their
Specifications, correct Reading. Writing and Arithmetic.
Geography and the Of the Globes and Maps Asrono
my, ny suitable apparatus Ancient and Modern Hsio-
~ Mythology Natural History and Botany. The French
the Spanish the Italian tic German and the Latin Ian
guages; Music, Dancing, Drawing, Painting and those
graceful exercises the Calisihenics.
Mrs. Blaeuernann ilaers Herself that by her own I'M
RENTED exerions and those Of tire persons she has clio
for their abilities and talents assist her. nere wilt
be no other establishment for female educaon in any re
spcct superior to hers
Calisthenics, Drawing and Painting velvet, ivory or
paper, will be taughtby Miss Rivers Lady who has by
her superior method OF teaching given the highest
faction in England and The United States.
Music and Drawing by Mr. Bigelow, whose abilities
and skill as an instructor well known.
Terms for Board and tuition in a the branches Music
Dancing, Drawing, Painting, Calsthencs and the Ger
and the Latin Languages excepted per session of len
months, to be paid half yearly in advance 5000
Music per session Of ten months, 40
Dancing per quarter, 10
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THE ADDRESS.

We have alleged that the statement contained in
this document, that II ID per a sufficient
average rate of duty to produce revenue from the
Customs of Sl2,000,000 not sustained by accu-
rate calculation. We have also attempted to show
that founding this estimate on the circumstance that
because % per cent. adequate in 1916 to pro-
ducc revenue from the same source, of S24, 00O,-
600, IL l2 per cent would be therefore sufficient to
yield the sum of Sl2000000 in 1892 was also fnlIa-
cious az it overlooked an important element in the
calculation. That element was the depreciation of
the currency in 1916 to the extent of so per cent
We must enter somewhat into detail to prove these
two positions, and to show on what vague data the
conclusions of the Address are built.
The imports from the Customs i'm 1880 are admit
ted on all hands to furnish n fair annual average of
the imports from 1896 to 1880 inclusive.-Thc du-
table imports of 1880 amounted to S5S, 1865.
A duty of IL - per cent. on this sum will
yield revenue of 1864
Public Lands, - 100000
Bank Stock, 100000
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August 3,

IN venue lying in Louisa county, Ducknghole
creek, eight miles from the Court house, rather north
east course, adjoining the lands of James H. Terril Dr.
James Minor, decd. Others OIL the Northanna river
about GO miles from Richmond, and 80 from Frcdercks-
burg, in healthy and respectable neghborhood This
farm contains about 700 acres is well adapted to wheat,
more perhaps than any other section i'm the county ex-
cept the Green Spring neighbourhoOd; has sufic-
ency oil imbered land for many years, with good
nagenent) also, plenty of good meadow land, good
springs, and large and conmodous two story dwelling
house, suitable for large and genteeI family,
bic out houses ice-house orchards, &c. Also another
farm between the above, and the Court house. five miles
from the Courthouse, containing about 400 acres lies
well, well umbered and wacred and we'll adapted to
grain, has on it very good dwelling house, part Of
two story out-houses orchard, SC. Also two other tracts
OF land with small improvements further description
is deemed Unnecessary is presumed those inclined to
purchase will first view the premises. Terms will be
reasonable and accommodating.
DAVID LIPSCOMB,
July p. 22-w4w Residing at Benvenue.
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81 MPORTANT-T0 Dealers in Medicines, Pants
IL and Dye &uBs.-H w. BAMMAN, Wholesale
Druggist, No III Maiden Lane, offers for sale at the
lowest prices, an extensive of articles i'm his
line and hopes TO give satisfaction to those who think for
their interest to buy of him. Those wishing to purchase
VIII please give him CALL and ascertain his prices before
leaving their orders elsewhere
n B.-PTice Currents sent by mail--All orders viii
be thankfully received, carefully put up, and forwarded
with despatch.
New York, June 90 2I-6w
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AW ANTED, as an Apprentice to the Printing bust
w ness, am active, intelligent youth Of respectable
connections, from "a to 3 years Of age Apply at ihc o.
fec oi this paper
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Plaintiff,
June 10.

ID N CIlANCERI-NIRGINI rules holden in
"A the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Henrco county, the 9TH day of
July, 1882:
Thomas Keeran, Plaintiff
against
Thomas H. Mitchell and another, Defendants
The defendant above named, not having entered his an
pearance and given security according the of As
semby and the rules of this Court, audit appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is nhabitaut of this
country: is ordered That the said defendant do appear
before the Judge of said Court, the Capitol ia the
city oil Richmond, on the first day of the next October
term TO be holden for the trial Of civil causes and
the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
Guy OF Richmond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and post
Copy. Tesie, VIM. G.. SANDS, ID. C.
July 49, I9-,vsw
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a1OO,OOO.OOO
I5,45O,OOO
3,S81,470
Deduct for drawbacks, &c.
Il.GGsS21
Mott ReNcnlle.

Now it is evident from this statement that to pro-
duce revenue of ~ millions Of dollars, ~ ~ per
cent. being the average rate of duty, marvellously
sIdten augmentation Of the imports must take place,
be % per cent But for the imports to Increase TO
100 millions, ~ millions beyond their amount inv
1880, ratio ofncrease is required far greater, not
only than the act,Vd augmentation, but much beyond
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August 10.

FENO IAlLORS-A good Tailor of sober habits who
"A can come well recommended, may get a frst-rate
stand Tor business at the Red house, Charlotte county
Virginia III. Nj. ARMISTEAD, p. NJ
aug V. 27-t1st0ct