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REMARKS OF MR.. CLAYTON.


MIR. Clayton, of Delaware rose to rcpIv IN soroo 70
marks oil Mr. Smith lie said he under a deem senee
oil the responsibility which he owed to the Senate and The
country on this question. He owed it TO himself 70 tho
people whose representative he was and TO the bodv of
winch nc was member, TO state briefly the grounds ,Ipon
which he should render vote, withholding his advice ~
the PRESIDENT TO make the appointment.
agree, said Mr.. c., with my friend from Md (AIr Cham
Ders In the view which he has taken of the instrcons
gwen by The late Secretary of State our Minister at the
Court oil 81 James. consider the late ueooUation re
speeding the West India Trade with the EooIisb nation
me most Illuminating TO our national PRIDE that has occur
req IN Tie annals OF our diplomacy The Minister ,vas
sent with instructions TO fawn aud beg as boon NJ he
Ioostoo oil foreign power what VIC were entitled 10 40
night, and to aband and den0unce as untenablo r
tensions what had been always before insisted pon as
matter OF Jsuce TO our country. He was positively di-
Tected 10 consider his own Government az Justly 1sSni
0e or 100 long and too enacosy resisting fhe rights
OF Great Britain and particularly for onitti1 10 accent
the terms offered by the act of Parliament of Ill Is9
Tie was directed TO speak Nth confidence sof tbc
tive parts aken by those TO whom the administration Of
this Government IS committed" to law beforo ~,
rope the state OF paresn this country and ~ dcord od
disgrace all the former administrations of orr (overn
ment during which this right had been insisted m
on, by entirely and Internationally Withdrawals ali
our claims Tor justice that country. He was told
IN substance, TO press upon England the state of our
ugnesuc and party differences at home, and he was
aunonshed that this subject had bearings and relations
"ch reached beyond the immediate question under die
G9sslon. Sir this Minister did as he was ordered to do
iie : en'reated' and appealed" and "beoeedo and
/ prayed, " regretted" and solicited" and boped M
be excused and confessed zee had been An me ,oro,g
bseao OF FeRenng with dignity the insolence and saS
casn OF the British Ministry until the n1;l hon
WIS s"h'eo' ana the national character efe stuay de-
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POETRY,
GROSS PURPOSES

ClNOSS IOhfOSf.N.
Child" said tho bard, 'dost thou wander now
10 gather fresh flowers for thy sunny brow!
Or twin'st thou garland pure and fair
To fix in thy sleeping br' Tiers hair?
hat when he awakos no may smile to SEQ
The noddiug roses all piuck'd by thee:
Tell mo, thou childn
NO. said the child, Ia accents clear,
Il comes jist now wi ma fcythef's beer
rrhy fathers bicl Has he leit thee child
TO the wor ds cold blasts and i,s teinpes,s Wild
Has hc Ion thee beside deserted hearth
With no one TO guard thee on all tho earth
Has he sunk in his pride meath the hand OF fate
and lef thee, thou lonr ore, desoiste!
Tell mo, thou child,'
No" sad tho child With that sunny brow,
Hes been all the morniu' artcr tho plough"
Hearst thou the bre, from yonicr hill,
rs they speak with lone voices suhdued nd still
Telling ne onward in perfume thoy sweep.
OF the hidden how'ts IN the valleys which slccp;
Hearst thou their voices at even tide,
AZ thou sinkost to sleep by the rivers side?
Tell me, thou child!'
NO. said tho child, nocr hear the speak
But hear them 6iotoia' most nights in the week
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III ~ AND NEOhOES FOX SALE.-Bv virfue
nd OF deed of trust executed by Fousbee O. Tebbs
ana duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Essex county
sha proceed to sell for cash. to the highest bidder On The
promises on Wednesday, the 18th daS Of March NEXT or
on The next fair day thereafter, that valuable estate ua
yea IN the county Of Essex, called paradise" together
WIN several likely negroes much thereof as NAV he
deed Paradise is handsoney situated on the banks Of the
hapPahannock river, 10 miles below Tappahannock com
nahog beautiful and extensive water prospect The
Improvements consist OF large two-sory dwelling bouse
Schen snoke-house, dairy, ice-house and large new
parn and granary, lately fnshedThe tract contains
pout 9oV acres nearly the whole Of which is river low
and well adapted to the growth Of corn and wheat:
e wafer aounds with the finest oysters and all the va
nenes Oh hsh and wild fowlSeling as Trustee shall
ony convey such title as is vested in me-
r.. VIM. a. WRIGHT, Trustee
SJ-W7tS
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EalncY asnOfls.

ERUJAC & HENSLER, I76 Market street. between
9th and 9Th, South side, Philadelphia offer for sale
on reasonable terms wholesale, general assortment OF
French, German English and India Fancy Articles Also
French and English Pistols
Beads of all sorts
Musical Boxes, g. and tunes
Mathematical Instruments
Bead Bags and Purses, Dolls of all descriptions
Snuff Boxes Of all kinds
Thermometers
Periumery, Work-boxes
Volins and Violin strings Percussion caps and great
many other articles too extensive TO cnumcrato.
French Chiad-Dinner and desert SETS white and gold
and plain white.
Tea sets, English and French pattern, white ana so'o'
gilt lowered, landscapes and painted flowers.
Breakfast sets, do do 80
Besides, full assortment Of all descriptions Of french
China. Jan. a. SO-w4w
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NhACI OF LAND and desirable Stand for Ply
"a stefan for Sale-Intendin to remove to another
the subscriber offers for sae the land ON which he
resides his Tract lies in the county of Brunswick Va
on sturgeon Creek the neighborhood of the Ebenezer
Academy and contains about 300 acres third of which
is IN heavily mbered woods and of the balance due pro-
portion good low grounds which may be reclaimed at an
uncomfortable expense The residence holds out induce
men's not every day met with. Lying much travel
led road, 40 miles from Petersburg would suit any per-
son VINO might wish TO open House of Entertainment as
mere IS no house of that description sufficiently near TO in
teriere 1t Is without hesitation, the best stand for
oil Medicine within my knowledge, there
rarely we think can so large opening at this day be
iound Ii would also for Boarding house being
witn less than miles of the EbeneZer Academy II is
unnecessary TO say persons disposed purchase
VIII call and examine for themselves. If not previously
disposed OIL 1t will be offered at Auction the 2sth day
oil next february (being the day after Brunswick
Gourt) The conditions will be easy and made known on
the day of sale. J. f. w MERRITT'
Jdi' NI S0-Iawtdx
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q bHlo AND KENTUCKY LANDS.-The Subscri-
W Der offers his services TO nonresident pronrieors r
lands IN the States of Ohio and Kentucky for the sale
hereo and payment OF the taxes All letters addressed
TO HIM at Cincinnati, or to John H. Price, ESQ of Rich
mond' POST PAID, will be duly attended TO- He refers
NOSE 70 whom he may be unknown Chief Justice Mar
ers, Esqrs. JAMES SoJiTIIGATEy
81 g. will also attend Attorney at Law to suits
IN the Federal Courts at Columbus and Frankfort
u.
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Monsieur TOnsOn

AMTILL stand again the ensuing season at nv Stable
w fifteen miles from Jackson, twelve from Be6eld
thirteen IRON Halifax NJ G. thirty five from Warrenton
and hity-sevcn south of Petersburg, Va The season
VIII commence the first of February and terminate the
hrst oil July He will be let TO Mares at Fifty Dollars te
season, which be discharged by the pavenf of For
" DoiiaTs within the season-Marcs can be insured al
seVenty-ive Dollars the insurance money will be demand
ed so soon as the Mare discovered be in oa or the
properly changcd-one dollar will be expected to the
uroom In every instance Large anil extensive pastrage
sown in small grain expressly for Mares left with the horse
and separate lots for Mares colts and board of
gratis Those sending at distance, if convenient will
send servants with their Mares, that they NAV be At
tended to agreeaby to their instructions Mares will
be led u required, with grain at thirty cents per dav No
responsibility for accidents escapes, but every
ton Will be taken toprevcnt them.
PEDIGREE.-.Ionsie,r T0nson was by pacolet he ~,
the imported horse Czen he by Pacolet of England. he
by Blank; and Blank by the Godolpbin Arabian bs dam
by Top Gallant; he by GalIan GaIlatin nv mnor,od nj
ford, &c. &c-IIs grandam by Grey Medley inportsd
Oscar, imported Feanought &c &C.. MONSIEUR Ton,on
the full brother of Sir Richard, Henry and Cbamnon
pr chard and Champion have proved to be superior race
horses, and have never been beaten; the latter now
sidored the most distinguished horse in the Western conn
try. Monster Tonson has made himself so well known
by his unrvaed achievements the Turf as TO render
more detailed account of his pedigree and performances
are referred 10 the American Farmer volume O. page 900
and also TO the Turf Register and Sporting Magazine for
January 1851 WILLIAM MOODY.
ploun,lores'' Nortnanpton' 20. Jan. 81 s3-w4w
A TEACHER WANTED.-A teacher who is com
IA potent to give instruction the Piano Forte and
can come we'll recommended will meet with encourage
inent ia Smhheld Isle Of Wight county Va if imne.
date application be made. One qualified to teach the
rIencn language would be precrred-For information,
auoress . w Jan 81 S3-12t
"A DVEkIISEMENT.-From this date our business
"A will be carried under the firm Of r. r T. s.
James Co. Co. r. & T. JAMES & co,
'sO y 1917 o4-w6w
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EDUCATIONAL School for the ensuing YEAR will
be opened at the residence of Francis w Scott in
the county OF Caroline, about thirty miles the CITY Of
richmond, and the distance from Fredericksburg.
In tins school will be taught, Reading, Writing Arth-
meuc English Grammar, Geography with the use Of
Maps History and the Latin and Greek Languages, toge-
ter with the Translation of the French The exercises
OF the School, under the immediate superincndonce of
the subscriber, will be conducted by Mr. John Scott who
Tor ability to teach the above branches with the excep-
ton oil the French) is recommended by Mr. John Kidd
oil King and Queen, Richard Morris, decd of Hanover
and A. r. Rose, of Stafford, in whose family he has taught
for the last four years.
TERMs-For board washing, lodging, SC. $50
Tuition in the Dead Languages, 20
English, 10
lhe School viii commence its session o. the Odd Of ia
nuary, and terminate the Odd Of December following do
Quoting one month for vacation. Six boarers can DO
accommodated in the family of the Observation-Disclosures
directed to the subscriber, near the White Chmneys Ca
roline, will be promptly attended to-
FRANCIS w. SCOTT
Dec 30, 1881. [70--1awSw1
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Dec. Is.

IN CHANCERY In Chesterfield County Court,
u January 9th, 1882
Austin Spears, plaintiff
against
Winmred Cheatham, Sally Landrum, Lucy Landrum,
Laban Landrum, Egbcrt Landrum, and Joseph Landmm'
mn Defendants.
The defendants, Laban Landrum and Egbert Landrum
not having entered their appearance given security
according to the Act of Assembly the rules of this
Court and appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
mat they are not Inhabitants of this Commonwealth is
Ordered That the said defendants do appear here On Tho
second Monday in April next and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
for two months SUCCESSFULLY and another copy posted at
the front door of the Courthouse of this county,
copy. Teste LAWSON NUNNALLY d. C.
Jan. "a eO 20,
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N CliANCERf.-In Powhaan County Court Janu
n airy is, 1882.
Thomas Moseley and Benjamin Moscley, Pitts

I'm CHANCERY.-InP owhatan County Court Jan,-
n airy rs, 1882.
Thomas NIoscley and BENJAMIN Moselev pbGs
against
Joseph b, Davis, adm'or of Richard Moseley, deed,
Edward Moseley, Robert MoseIey, Henry Howell, and
Pamela his wife, late Pamela Moseley Mary Susan
Moseiey, and Arthur Moseey which said john Bennett
Richard, Edward, Robert Pamela, Mary Susan and Ar
thur are children OF Arthur Moseley dec and Elizabeth
Williamson Moseley and Robert Noseley children of Ro
bert Moseley, dec'd the said Robert Mosecy son of
Arthur Mary Susan Moseey, Arthur Moseey Elizabeth
Williamson Moseey, and Robert Moseley (on of Robert
beng Tfg infants under the age Of p years, DeGis.
ms day came the plaintiffs, by their Counsel and filed
their bill and the Defendant Davis, filed his answer; and
the Defendants Bennett Moseley Elizabeth Williamson
oseey and Robert Moseley, (son of Robert) not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given security according
to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court and
u appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habitants of this country II is Ordered That the said
Defendants do appear here on the first dav of March
Court next and the bill of the Plaintiffs; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City OF Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the front of the Court
house Of this County; Copy: Teste,
Jan, Il. lI9-wSwT] VIM. S. DANCE, Clerk.
HN CHANCERY.-At a Court held for Prince Ed
IL ward County January tho 10th, 1892
Joseph Reid, plaintiff
against
Mountcase, Defcndon,s
The Defendant, David MountcastIe not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according to the Act
oil the General Assembly and the Rules of This Court.
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that he
is not nhabitant of this State-On The motion of t
Plaintiff, by Counsel, 1t is ordered that the said David
Mountcase do appear here the first day Of April
Court next and answer the Plaintiffs bl-and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted i'm some one of The
public newspapers printed in the City OF Richmond for
two months successfully and also posted at the front door
Vi u ehe Courthouse oil ms County. Copy-Teste,
Feb 2 [si-wsw'] B.J. WORSHAM, elk.
b n CHANCERY.-Me County-November
n Court 1881. ~
Thomas B. Wall, prT
against
~ anr"i r. hoie, Def
Inc defendant not having entered his appearance oc
cordng to the Act OF Assembly the rules this Court
ana appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that he il
not an inhabant of this Commonwealth On motion Of
e by his Attorney 1t is ordered that the said De-
PENDANT do appear here the third Monday in March
next and enter his appearance and answer the plaintiffs
D and That copy OF this order be inserted in one of the
newspapers printed in the town of Petersburg or CITY of
richmond for eight weeks successfully and posted at
the front door OF the Court House of said county
~ copy Ieste. j. j. DAILY, d. c.
Svs
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AN Away from mo Subscriber. nv,ns ,,,,.,, H..
- mics rom Fmmvillc, In tho county of p lou, lou"
ward, on the 10th Of this month"; Neyro ~ rnce Ed
derson He was raised by Mr.. Drrv Ha,ch named An
berland In whose neighbohood, understanJ " Cun.
man has been seem understand also tina, VIC SAID
procured free papers, Issued by the Clerk of
Goochland or Hanover, to free man of color
Logan) infer, therefore, that he will attcmn 10 Ih
the Commonwealf;o guard against which as far ~
ucabie forewarn all Captains Masters of vessels a
others, from employing the said or otherwise a;1
him to escape, under such penalties as the laws NAV
lord will pay all expenses and reasonable reward f.
the apprehension and delivery of said slave 10 me mon %
farm, otherwise TO have him lodged i'm ;al 50 ih, ny
may be delivered TO me. - ~ "'"' "o
Anderson is tall young fellow, very black ,ho,,
ieet io or III inches high very quick spoken and co,
dercd great brag; had on when he left home L,,n
ciom coat, napt cotton pantaoons, and white hat
o'her particulars not recoectede "a
SPENCER r.. PENICK.
1n"oo r-'"au, zoth Jan. Sl-w3t
lCE@-Committcd to the jail of Amherst cour1v
IN on the Sd OF October last, as a runaway Negro
Man. who calls himself Ned and said he belonged N sho
heirs oil Mary Stth OF Prince William but now he saws
he Is the property OF Thomas Lewis Gulfore county
carolina The said fellow appears be between AZ and
on years oil age, feet 10. III inches high yellow com,
plexion, with very thick head of hair Somewhat orc,
and small scar his nose-had on when committed
an old plaid cloak blue mixed panaloons and vest and an
old pair OF black cloth panaloons vest with him The
owner oil said fellow will forward prove his po.
pery and take him away he will be dealt with as tho.
law directs ROBERT l.. COLEMAN Jailor
IT,, 90 Tor Nelson c. Dawson, Sheriff
49, %. S2-wl2w
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Prince Edward, 26h Jan. ~ sl NUM-
Jan. 2S.
& I 00 Ep EwAR 1 away or was kid

- lVU H1 mapped in the month of Of MAS Was i ku
from the possession OF Mr. Joshua Avis to whom he was
men hired, negro boy named MATTESON, aged about
years wen grown dark complexion, handsome head
oil hair, and above below his left eve
ea py burn when child had on, when he left Mr. AL
VS. biue coat and black fur hat (oher clothes not re-
OF SO after, with cap From his past habits d;sposi
uoh ana entire satisfaction he expressed, few DAYS preyi
believe that he has been Kidnapped if So will rive G6
aoars Tor the detection and conviction OF the
and hty dollars for the boy if taken without or tyenv
dollars II taken within, the limits of the State All per
sons are forewaned from harbong and masters of YES
sells and others are lorewarned from conveying said
out of the State. s''
communications made TO Manchester Post-Office.
CUE, :, HENRY TURPIN, Sen.
Shesernelu co., va, Feb. 4. S5-w1w
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NoiICE-Ihe undersigned is DESTROYS of adjusting the
affairs oil his ntostate speedily as possible and
therefore requests all persons indebted his intcsate to-
duties lie also takes this method of notifying all persons
having claims against his ntestate, on his individual
count or as security Tor any person persons whatever
TO make known to him all such claims without deay This
notice Will be plead in bar of such claims as shall NOT he
made known within a reasonable time w "
RICHARD G. SMITH,
=, Admir- OF VIM. Cunningham deed
Nov. IL. 56-law l2t Late of Hanover Count, 81
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AoilCE:-The legal heirs of John Johnson, formerly
- oil the Goose Pond, Caroline county, Va, deceased
whose second wife Elizabeth Dizmukes are hereby
informed that the said Elizabeth died the SOh ult eay-
ing some negro slaves which they the said heirs are en-
ued and which will be delivered to Them If proper an
plcation be made TO Mr. Samuel CofIman Merchant New
Market Shenandoah county, Va. II is deemed proper
to remark that the applicant should be provided with all
necessary papers to establish his right TO claim said slaves
Jan. TO- 7d-wa,v+
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A DVERTISEMENT-Fro this date our business
1 n will be carried under the firm of r. r J. s..
James 20. r. & r.. JAMES & co,
Feb. I, 1892 ,ye,,
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MERRY VALE NURSERY The subscriber bov
Enlistment of Fruit Nursery between the Westbam
turnpike and Old River Road, about mile above the
oi,y oil richmond is now enabled TO offer to the public
selection of Fruit Trees Grape Vines &C. embracing the
pest varieties known TO culture with those highest
gpuauon recently brought into notice. by distinguished
Ioricuuralists OF other countries. Among the Fruit
Trees are, Apples, Peaches, Apricos Cherries Pears
RUNS n ectarines, Ounces, &C. And he has now up-
wards oil fifty varieties of native and foreign Grape Vnes
selected with particular regard TO latitude and en-
oracng, as lac confidently believes the very best kinds
both Tor wine and the table, which have been found to suit
our climate Among his native varieties arc, the Catawba
celebrated tor wine Isabella Schuylk Muscadel Coo
pers WINE Grape, &c.-Cuings of the various descrip-
TONS OF Grapes, will be furnished those who NAV prefer
them TO rooted vines, at 81 per hundred $40 per thou
has also regular supply of Asparagus Plants;
all oil which will be sold at comparatively moderate prices
and so packed as 10 reach the purchaser without the ha
zard oil INJURY Catalogues will be furnished to appca-
cans at the Nursery, by John M Symm at the James
river 4 oil House, to whom reference may be had.
r. D John Carter recommends the native Cdtd,cba
Grape as most suitable for making wine.
JAN II, 1882. [77-wHl JOHN CARTER
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TN cHANcERY,-A, Court hold for Buckingham

TN CiIANCERY, AT a Court held for Buckingham
u county, tho 9Th day OF October, 1927
Creed Taylor, an infant, by his father, SC. Pltf
Thomas T. Bouldn, exo'r of David Ross, decd Robert
n Dabney, Geo NJ Payne and w. l.. Fontane. excrs Of
James Scott, exor Of John Leslie decd who was
Of Robert Craig, deed, who for Daniel CALL trustee
nc. Benjamin Johnson and Others creditors Of David
koss, Jr. deed Pitts.
against
Walter l.. Fontainc and Geo. NJ Payne, exors David
Ross, Jr. decd, and others. Dcfs.
On motion to the court, and by of parties il is
ordered that these be referred the Master Com
missioner TO state and ascertain the several liens and
cumbrances tho real estate of David Ross r
TO settle the account of the executors state the nature
and true character OF each claim against the estate of the
said David Ross m dcceased whether due by bond bind
ing the heirs not and to state any special requr-
cd by any OF the parties to be stated deemed pertinent
by the Commissioner, and make report to the court.
Copy. Teste, r. ELDRIDGE, Jr. ID. C.
The parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed Monday the 9th day of February next to
mence the accounts directed in the foregoing order at INV
Office in Maysvle, which day, at nine O'clock in te
morning. they requested to attend with their
and vouchers ready for examination and settlement
Dec. 10. 62-wsw ID. GUERRANT, Com.
CHANCERY.-At Rules holden in the Clerks OF
hce OF the County Court OF Charlotte the 9th day OF
December, 1881: -
Lewis Dunn, pnG
against
Edward Edge, Elan EDGE Ascy Edge, Elizabeth Edgc
Nancy Edge and Grief Barksdale late Sheriff. of Charlotte
to whom was committed administration of the estate do
ed, : Dao
The defendants, Edward EDGE Elan Edge Asev
Edge, Elizabeth Edge, and Nancy Edge not having en-
tered their appearances according to the Act of Assembly
and the Rules OF this Court and it appearing the salts
acuon oil the Court that they inhabitants of this
sa'e on the motion fhe Plaintiff by COUNSEL is order
d That the said Defendants do appear here on The first
Monday in March next and their appearance and
answer the Plaintiffs BILL and give security for perform
ing the decree of the Court that copy of this order
DO inserted in the Richmond Enquirer, for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of the Court
mouse oil the said county. Copy. Teste,
Dec. Is. 6S Evos