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{ From the Globe.i

From The ClobeI
The facts stated in the following letter ,cuI sr0io,
y explain the motives of the Secretary of the Treasury
in calling the attention of the Board of Directors Of the
United States Bank the oppression of the r,a,as ~
its concerns in New hampshire Mr. Mason W. III
hereafter look into the correspondence between tc
Rotary OF The Treasury and Mr. Biddle upon this
ing occasion, and marx the deception which the nanac
oil the Bank have sought to practice upon the nubc ms,
presenting earbed extracts from the letters referred TO-
10 y. u blair, ES1
long editorial article was published in ,bo N-,,;e,
5pte"geHceT OF the 1th ns OF which the evident OH
l@ct IS to prove that an attempt made in 1929 TO pro
cure ihc removal Of JcrcH0h .HdSon Esq from, Tho
Presidency OF the Branch Bank III Portsmouth N fl b,
the present Secretary of the Navy Mr. TfIooJ5,r,,
through mr. L}ghdm, then Secretary of the rTrc,,S'
and ny TIC Hon Isaac Hill Of the Senate upon mo-
hticaf grounds merely. Having noticed i'm vonr ,,no
oil today bnci explanation Of the true grounds upon
winch those gentlemen undoubtedly interested
III ,n' m1tter' Ice Il Is justly due TO all concerned TO
state some iicts within my knowledge in COORDINATION f
your views which are not probably known to you as thew
"i nov az get mo the newspapers Of the day
should not have troubled you upon this subject bu,
81 the article in tie IufcHigeHcer TO oive al lao -, 80
the letters OF The gentlemen referred los nroyi ~,
ue1 determination on the part Of the administrator, - co.
lio inc affairs oil 'he Bank at that time. Sometime in c
summer OF 1881 think 10 was in jIlya chance j., w.
Presidency Of al Branch took place Mr. Jrgss Tg'
lY most respectable merchant, RESIGNED tho oGi
President Which he had held for several Years NJ Uo
sO' was "PPn"H hs successor with annual conpen-
sation OF $1,000, being 1920 more ,,nrci,Ir 81 T.!
deces'ors in That Office had received IL was AZ ni 81
uncKanPed peculiarly pressure in New Uaopsbir. .s
peciHy in That region u which the Branch il l,tt ~
controlling influence OF The temper and pecnIi, bi
habits OF Mr. .Hasrn was Immediately tlt upon aIi ,Jc
Transactions OF The Branch. Notice was given to ali ,lc
debtors OF tht Branch upon accommodated nsnor ,;S
rom the institution Of the Branch had at the sboet w.
rod been made payable ia four months and wa, renc
po OF We payment OF checks at 20 per cent. that no pa
per at longer date hau go days would be received AMI 90
renewals "'nd be granted excepting on payment of check
Oh ~ PEI cent Tie rcie iuIiscrinnaely applied n
oil loans, most Of which bal been made ,oo, H. 80
stipulation ihai the original rule would be extended
ine amount upon winch thc tefms Of payment wac tU
of3ny c1anee" was several hundred thousand dollars
o. ou.ng's Of those indebted to The Bank may be oaly
"" impossible Tor me 10 command the language neces.
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RED About half the audience, less took no part
In the proceedings, though arebappy to say with the
exception oil lew "Noes here and there intersperse,l
not the least disturbance wasolercd TO the meeting which
alter the passage OF the resolutions, ediaely ad-
jourrcd.
The resolutions passed the as were Yesterday
advertised in this paper with additional one direc,n
then to be forwarded to the President the Senate and
speaker oil the House OF Representatives, with request
'nat 'hey be laid before Congress.l-M " L. Post.
Col Arms,ead and Capt. Gardner, of the u S. Army
were IN this place few days ago. their way TO North
carolina We understand their business TO expel some
eeorgans, said TO be about 200 in number who have an
tered on the Indian lands in that State to search for gold
Representation OF the fact, learn was made by the Co
vernon OF North Carolina TO the President c the United
STATES TWO companies OF troops the march from
charleston South Carolina, 10 the scene Of
ton SpectdtOr Jitne g. ~
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rules tassa ia tn.
Clerks Office Of Prince Edward County Court the ID
day Of April, 1892.
Tbweatt Miller, PLAINTIFF
against
Henry jenkins, William NJ. Jenkins, William Hat
ten and Elizabeth his wife, Obadiah Jenkins Samuel Nor
gan and Ann his wife, Samuel jenkins, Richard Jenkins
Frances jenkins Martha jenkins, Mary jenkins and Tho
mas jenkins, Defendants.
The defendants William Hatten and Elizabeth his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO act OF the General Assembly and the rules
oil TINS Court aud IT appearing that they inhabi
an's oil this State-on the motion of the plaintiffs, by
COUNSEL is entered at rules aforesaid accordingly
ordered that the said defendants, VIM Haten and Eliza
beth his wife, do appear here the first day
Court next, and the plaintiffs BILL and that CO.
Ply oil TINS order be forthwith inserted in the
public newspapers published in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully, also posted at the front door
Of the courthouse of this county
Teste, b. J. woRsHAM, elk.
MAY 70. 5-wSw
I'm CERY-YIRGINIA:-At a Circuit Supe.
III ror Court of Law and Chancery, continued and held
Tor the county of Buckingham the 18th dsy of Apri 1892
hcDearnan and Shepperson, and McDearman and Mat
hcws, PIfs
against
Samuel Johns and Frances his wife, Glover Johns and
Joseph Wilson, trustees for the said Samuel Johns and
Watson, deed D.ns -
The defendants, Samuel Johns and Frances his wife
anu Uover Johns, not having entered their
and gwen security according the Act of Assembly and
he ues oil TINS court and appearing, by satisfactory
evidence, that they not inhabitants Of this country
sordered, that the said absent defendants do
mere on the hrst day of the September term and an
swer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond for two months successvely and
posted at the front door of the house of this county
May L. u6-wsw
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John Webster, admir-. of Edward Webster decd and
admir-. Of Elizabeth Webster and admir- of FANNY Wob
ster, and Pascha McGasson and Phoebe his wife
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ITHNO John ". Blackwell, and JViVidm g. Baunhaln.
n guardians for the orphans of John Baynham dec d:
Not being inhabitants of this State you will please to take
nouce that shall on Monday the 23d of July next at
e store house OF Thomas Easey, in the county of Ha-
lax ana state OF Virginia, proceed TO take the dispositions
OF Hartwe Gresham and Others to be read as evidence
IN suit now depending in said County Court of Chance
-and shall continue to take the dispositions from day to
day Sunday exceped until the same be finshed-wlere
You and others are plaintiffs, aud defendant at which
lme and place you may attend if you think proper
JOS. G. f. BAYNHAM, Admir-.
June 8. [0--w4w11 Of William Baynham. deed.
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FENHE Trustees OF Hampden Sydney College notify,
n by their Committee, that on the third Tuesday in
July next, meeting will be held to elect Steward
whose duties will commence in October.-Persons de-
sirous Of filling that Office, invited to attend
JAMES MORTON,
w. s. MORTON,
JAMES MADISON,
May 20 5-wd1 WM BERKELEY.
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Notwithstanding to visit Of the watering
places in Virginia. the next season, for my health
have determined to bring all my transactions, well
private as in my hducisry Character speedy and final
adjustments must therefore earnestly request all those
indebted to me in either capacity TO make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against requested
to present them properly authenticated, ready to
discharge them. THOMAS II. BARNES.
Richmond County, Virginia, April 2S. 1i6-wl0t
NOTlCE.-There will be sold at the Tavern OF VIM.
ID. Fitch in the town of Charlottesville on Friday
the 22d day OF June next and should that be bad day
them on the next good day thereafter Sunday excepted
all the shares of stock in the Rivanna Navigation Compa
n.y. held by persons who have not paid the full amount
calis made said shares, amounting thirty dollars
each share.-By order of the Board OF Directors
DANIEL +. CARR, Treasurer,
Nav is. q w,5s
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OVERTON r pETIR-
Admir-. of VIM. Wood deceased
Cumberland county, May 20. 5-w6w+

WN CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- In Lancaster Conniy
n Court, March goth, 1882
John Sampson, Complt
against
Thomas S. Chappel, VIM. PAYNE Lawson George Cv-
rus Doggeut ana william Mitchell, jr., Deits.
The complainant having this day filed his BILL and it
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that the defen
dan Thomas s. ChappelI, is an inhabiant of this
Commonwealth it is therefore ordered that the defendant
Thomas ChapPe do appear here the third Monday in
June next and answer the bill of the complainant And
is further ordered, that the other defendants William
Payne, Lawson George, Cyrus Doggett and William
MITCHELL Jr, do not pay, convey away or secrete the
money effects in their hands, belonging TO the other
defendant Chappe until the further order and decree of
this curt Concerning the same; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for
two months successfully posted at the front door of
the Court House of this county
Attest, ROBERT p. DUNAwAY, d. C.
may q ll6-wSw
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CHANCERY-VIRGINIA Amelia county,
81 February Court, 1S32-Miles Webster and Rebecca
his wife, PIaintins
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THVo ROBERT WARE AND wM GRAY:-T

FENo ROBERT WARE AND VIM GRAY:-Take
notice, that on Thursday the 9th day of July next
shall, between the hours of O'clock in the lore
and tour o'clock in the afternoon proceed to take the de-
positions OF Henry NJ Wood and Others at the house of
Llebery Weaver, in the county of Fluvanna; on Fris
day the 9th oil the month"; between the hours of 10
and r. NJ shall proceed to take the deposition of Jo-
seph Woolng and others, at the house of John Wnn in
The county OF Fluvanna; and Saturday the 18th OF the
same month, between the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ. and
and others at the tavern of Mrs Ann Georges, in the
county OF Goochand; (and from any the said de-
positions should not be taken the days above appointed
shall continue 10 attend the several places between the
same hours from day TO day, until they takenD to be
read as evidence in suit depending in Chancery in the
county Court OF Goochland, wherein plaintiff and
you defendants. Yours
nUEpTON ID nrrrpr
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n CHANCERY-YIRG Rules, holden I'M
81 the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the County Of Buckingham the
second Monday Of March 1892
Merrwetier Lewis, pnG
against
William Laird, John Ill., Walter l.. Fontaine Ander.
son Abraham and Thcodoa Abraham administrators with
the viii annexed Of Jacob J.. Abraham, decd. Defs
The defendant, Anderson Abraham not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the Act of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and appearnc
Dy satisfactory evidence, That he is not inhaban Of
Tins country, il is ordered that the said absent defendant
DO appear here on the first day Of the next September
term, and answer the bill Of The plaintiff and that cony
lished IN the city of Richmond, for two months sneces
sivey, and posted at the front door Of the Court House
IN the said county. A Copy. Teste
X. ELDRIDGE, G. c. A. C.
May H. s-wsv
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NEW APoTHECARY AND DRUG STORE-Tbe
subscribers having taken the next above the
Eagle Hotel offers TO his friends and the public generally
carefully selected and very general assortment Of Drugs
medlcines, Periumery Paints, Oils, Dye Suhs, Window
Glass &c &c all Of which have been recently purcbas-
cd by himself in the Northern cities, and will be sold
wholesale or retail good terms any other house
in this city.
Physicians country merchants and others are respect
fully invited TO give him a cali
All orders and prescriptions will be carefully attended to
by himself, or under his immediate inspection.
Having been for more than ten years past actively en-
gagged in this business he hopes be able TO give
satisfaction and soIcits shave ofpubic patronage
May %. l5-wSwl ALEXANDER DUVAI
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N ANCERY-VIRGINIA;--At o Court of quar-
"A erly session continued and held for Richmond Coun
" at the Court House, Tuesday, lac 9th day of Nav
1892 ~
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Observation-Disclosures TTcir
ilammatory handbi their active dragoonn6 Of the ,,1
people within their influence, their frohv dccamst;
&c. the nra tam leaders able get ND but sor
SORT oil meeting last evening in the Park We were e,ro
TINS would be the case, it the friends of order NJ cor
mise and OF the Union. would Gar govern their c,,ri,
as 10 abstain from going 10 the Park on the occas;o,
where, had they appeared they would have been sre ~
De enumerated among the thorough going tariff mon who
ou rs"eI sec 'e country ruined, than their profits di-
mnshed AS II was, probably more than two or
hundred OF those who cOncurred in the objects of the
Meeting suffered themselves 10 be drawn 10 the snot nd
hough tins number sweled the concOursc 10 some eco
VI 's. nuhHIGu we take ne computation Of tariff edi-
TOT quoted ny the Journal OF Commerce. vet we are ~
ecy willing lh1t the domestic goods dealers and Tie b,,
cTs VINO called The meeting should count the whole -
Der rs heIr own and make what Of il they can we COM
we annexed account OF the proceedings from the Journal
Of commerce, not having been present ourselves Il, M
ing so we take the liberty to advert TO one error end &
me reader 10 insert the name Of ROberf instead of
SWarwout Inc latter gentleman neither attended ,Jc
neen"g nor approved ITS objects Though Collector If
he Port, ond loving 10 ldt revenue he vet Ioycs a.
Union more than his fees, and would rather SEE cn
Houses forever abolished, than the South Iv ,pesrs ~
the burdens imposed on them through the cusons G,J
10 separate from The North.
"Isaac Pcrson Esq having been called ~ ,t Ill.
and other officers appointed for the occaeiop RcdeeoJ
Fisher Esq Editor Of the Tariff Advocate preseotd -
sell to the audience, and held forth for three or -four i
hules commencing with great ability and force upop tho
remarks OF the journal Of Commerce Evenip, D., J
Courier and Enquirer. in reference 10 the fneed, an ~
day evening, and astonishing the natives with hs burs ri
eOguencc and most powerful gestures 10 say uobino II
gnaceS ana distortions Of body all which attracted ron
uHudily increasing multitude 10 the epot--,pd az -.
would have been DE case if t,ld,p b,d too,, ;t'
s ta's instead Iic concluded by presenting the reo
Iunoh Wcn however were read by substitute his oyr
V'e having become broken by Over-cXerton in the ooot
cause After the "Boslon FUND.- toer lad ,yitJ, H., -
Collector Of the Port, Samuel Syoartcouf Es - - i Wy
10 sec dt revenue accruing addressed the meeting snd
"e" IeHu c resolutions separately which were duy car
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Eo4pRIp,tsY.
nRYnuRtm AnnEY.-n, g. smNr.
"MvcH Yrr RrmAiNs rssUNs."

DRYBURGII ABBEY.-Br C. SWAIN
Twas ornbut not the ray which falls the summer boushs among
WIeo Ssaoy w,s slPdSo.. forth Win ali he, b,
Aud shadows like the wings of death, the gale
For he whose spirit woke the dus, of nations lie
Whose gcu like sun, iOncd Tho mighty realms mind
Had fed for ever from the fame love- friendship of mankind
To wear wreath in glory wrought his split swept afar,
Beyond INC soaring wing OF thought tho light moon or star
Tobathc before the shrine OF life the whence worlds had
There waiting the early breeze, aud darkness the sky,
Men With sSb, plume and and PAIL funeral train swept by
Than those immortal brotherhood, the noble, young and fair
Was deam'how OH in sleep, ask, "Can this uuo'"
Eertls glory tarnha crown which behold,
When dreams encant sight with things whose garb
WAS 1c3@!E6hoash tho "daino Haroll' passed by
T6 .n & ssaqsay for sake
And wm glorious WaveilCy with glance aud step Of woe
lie 6d the wild, ambitious, proud, brave
M9x msrvcng his sable suit, the "Domino s,al'd past
Guy Manneng too moved there, oerpowoj by that affecting
And Mculos," as when she wopt EllongOwuns height
HnS 3 ean Ii. p %S@ o% % J
Slow mahd the gallant Mcntyrc" whilst aone
For "M wadours image len that boson's hrone
and arms reversed forth came MuG Gcgcr clan
Red ougs cry peald shril aud wd-"R ROy" bold brow
The fair "Dona' kissed hcr cross blessed its sanod raw;
And"Woo mo, tho "Balie' sighed hot should this dOy!
Next rode in melancholy gusc with and scarf
Upon his Ion, bonnet blue, white locbs lowing oe
The pious sculptor of the grave-stood "Od Mortaity,
Dolfour of Burloy,' "Clavorhous Lod of Evnndc"
And stately lady Margaret" whose might nousht avail
And pale abakkuk Muckewsth,' who cried
and like white that blooms scenes
And And @ her, ' 6sss f9 s65 laid a. With osi oSi
Who the false od Keeper with eye indignant gISocs
the beauty ali harS B iU of Lana "
S k NGgS IL lo the fairy of @ and
rI Duncan Lord NIone md RGnald" my view;
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Z
June 30. 1892. {

NOTICE is hereby given TO the Popretors of the En-
changed Foi" and one hdf per cent. Stock issued
in pursuance OF the entitled to authorize the
Secretary OF the Treasury exchange Stock bearing
interest OF four and half per cent for Stocks
bearing interest OF six per cent approved the 26th
May, 1924 That the certificates of the said Stock which
redeemabe after the 3lst day of December 1882 will
be paid the LIST day of January 1885, the propretos
thereof or their legal representatives. attorneys duly
stned the presentation and surrender of the said Ger
hcates at the Treasury, at the Loan Office where
may stand credited
Notice is further given, that 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-
Der, 1882:
And Also that the interest the said Certificates will
and determine the 3ls day of December alore-
said. LOUIS McLANE
Secretary IF the Treasury
July TO- 1S-latIstJan.
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TREASURY DEpARrMrNr. June 30. Is82

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., June 80, 1892
NOIlCE is hereby given TO the proprieors of the En-
changed Fire per cent Stock, issued in pursuance
OF the act entitled can authorize the Secretary OF
the Treasury TO exchange Stock bearing interest of
five per cent for certain Stocks bearing an interest of six
and seven per cent, approved the goth of April 1922
that the certificates of the said Stock will he paid on the
LIST OF January 1888 TO the propretors thereof their
gal representatives attorneys duly constituted OH the
presentation and surrender of the said certificates at the
Treasury 1.-THE Loan Office, where the may stand
credited.
Notice is further given that transfer of the said Ger
caes from the books of the Treasury or of any Loan
Office will be allowed after the 1sday OF December 1892
And ALSO that the interest the said certificates will
cease and determine on the 3ls day OF December
said. Louis McLANE
Secretary Of the Treasury.
July 10. IS-IaflstJan.
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NoTICE-was committed. to the Jail of this county
CHARLES, says he belongs TO Uiliiam Dickson of
Baton Rouge Missssppi about twenty six years of age
hive feet hive and half inches high scar on his right
right foot mashed
me owner Is requested to come and take him away
he viii be dealt with as the law directs
MICHAEL MOVERS, Jaiior Ity,be (,o,,nfv
November 10. ss-,f
THNHE Commission Business heretofore conducted bv
n JOHN GARTH, will hereafter be continued bv tho
subscribers under the firm Of GARTH & COLQUITT
who promise unremed attention the interests of those
who may think proper to make consignments to them
JOHN GARTH
JOHN III. COLQUITT
November 23. 57-dt
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ENNGLlsH AND FRENCH .4eadeny for Yonig
H Lddies--PRosPEcrUs-.hr Henriqties and Mr..
Persc0, respectfully inform the public of Richmond of
their intention openng, the LIST of October inst aCas
steal, Day and Boarding School, for limited number
young Ladies' embracing all the useful and ornamental
branches requisite for finished Education.
Mrs. Henriques having for nine years been Principal
OF ourshing Institution OF the kind in the City OF Phi
ladslpha, from whence she brings unexcepuonablc
Communications faers herself that her association with so
esteemed Teacher Mr.. Persico, will enable them
fulfil the most sanguine expectations OF those Parents who
may honor them with their confidence.
Course Of Instruction. Reading, photography, Trans
ahon, Grammar, Rhetoric, Logic, and Composition in the
English and French Languages; Arithmetic Book Keep
ing, Penmanship, Universal History, Mythology; Astro-
nomy, Ancient and Modern Geography with the use of
the Maps and Globes Deineaton of Maps Natural His
tory Moral, Mental and Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Botany.
COnditOns.-lst. AS regular systematic series of in
structions will be completed by each class in the of
one scholastic year, pupil can be received for less than
that time The scholastic year, consisting Of ten months
viz from LIST October to LIST Of August, divided with refer
ence 10 paymentsin ourequa terms OF eleven weeks each
IDLY The French Language being the language of the
school, none can be accepted but those who willing
learn and speak that language.
3dy AS the Teachers will devote an equal portion
oil time and attention TO all scholars the charge will be the
Terms:-Day Scholars, both French
and English, $50 per annum
Day Boarders, do 1870
Borders, including tuition, boarding.
washing, aud bed do. 300
Music, Is per quarter.
Drawing and Painting, tie Italian, Spanish and Latin
Languages well as Dancing and Ornamental Needle
work, extra charges.
Those who DESTROYS of learning French exclusively
may join the classes at $40 per quarter.
For further particulars inquire the Boarding House
Mrs. Nelson at the House on street, lately occupied
as a Boarding School by Mrs. Broome.
REFERENCES Philadelphia
Rev. Philip f. Mayer, Dr. Samuel Jackson,
Rev. Mr.. Cushman, Dr. j. Togno,
Seende Bile, Danish Charge Mr. A. Boinar,
d'Afaires, f. Durand,
u. Phillips, Esq. VIM. LybIand
j. Price Wetherl, Esq. Thos. Shewell.
- Laws, Esq. I" John McAlstcr,
Henry Carey, Esq. " III. b. Rand,
J. Diamond, Esq. " Robert Brooke,
VIM Whitman, Esq. G. Weber
Rchmond.-Capt. Nelson, Capt William H. Richardson.
Patterson, of the University.
oct IL 15-tf