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.Nasheille. De-. |.

.NasheiHe, Der. |.
 1he Inspeachmeat.-X esterday at two (, o,ciecis, 2. Ii. the Court proceeded te de- liver their opinion in the case of Judge Haskell. The following are the articles et impeachment exhibited by the Mana gers on the part of the House of Repre- sentatiyes.
 .1fficfe ti5'st.--ssO On the trial of the caf- ses in the circuit courts holden by him as Judge, lie has egligently and illegally omitted, failed and refused te hear, attend to, and superintend the testimony given by witnesses, and to hear, attend t0, and superintend the argument of counsel upon such trials; but has ou the trlaI of such causes negligcntly and illegally departed from tife court, and of trial, left jury, wit nesses and counsel to proceed without lis presence, hearing, attention and sape rin- dence, and engaged in divers business, conversation and amusements, to the great damage of the State of Tennessee, ol the counties Tn which such trials were had and of the parties to the causes 80 tried. .'' Article second. Fl q has negligently and illegally omitted, failed and refused to have, and to hear read in open conrt, the minutes of courts in which Ire iIas presi- ded as Judge, and has, as a Judge, signed them as records of said courts, without having and hearing them read, and with ont knowing whether they were true or false ''
 Under the first article, there were eley- sn specifications, sett;ng forth the simes and places at which t..e lssag pond eat ~ as aliedged to nave been guilty Of the inisde- feeaanfs charged ID tue article. 0f,these yaeclaeatiUDs, tie 4tt, 9th, Stb, 9tii and 1etf5 were aeaAdoae ed by tha mabagois.
 2esa.-8tT. i4resideht, Anderson, Brah- sea 8arjerd, Fieid, Frey. lreeue, Hol- ,aails aIi Pelk--ee.
 Nags.-Nessrs. Andrews, Bradford, t1il- iespy, ,ietton, Lytle, 3I Iver, AIurray Per klas, and Nyly-s.
 On the ed, 5th and 1lth specifications the vote was the same as on the first.
 On the 3d, Nr. Bra son voted in the negative, making the nays IT.
 0n the 7th, tue aespondont was uuani- mously acquitted.
 Tle first specification of tue second ar. ticlc was abandoned, and upon the second the Respondent was unanimously acquit- ted.
 The constitutional pnfnhor llavinr failed to find the Respondent guilty on any one Of the specifications. 1t was ordered by the court ti'at he ke discharged and per- mitted Co depart hence without delay.
 Rcpndhcar.
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EW-YORK r-s the elections which hare just terminated, for members of the Legislature, the Jackson party have ob- tained signal triumph. Out of l2S mem bers of the House of Assembly, 95 Jack 'sonians have been elected, g An,i-ma- sons, } CIay-men, and doubtful Ia the Senate, composed of g members, there will be 24 Jacksonians, Anti-lnasons, and Clay man. Cteorgia JourRai.
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Election for .Mayor md Toacn Councig.- An election, for Mayor and Town Coua- cil, was held, in this Town. in pursuance of a law of the late General Assembly. on Monday last. which resulted in the choice of sN Cunningham, Mayor, Messrs. Clam fns, .ucLaia, Calasceu, and Hoh, Town Council. The vote stood as follows, viz:
 FoR MAYOR.
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Interesting 10 Cotton P1antcrs.-I The following article we have copied copied !sres:. !fsres:. the Charleston Courier of Nov. l2.
 "A friend, now ona visit to the Eas- tern States, has sent to as by the ship Doue,srfrom Boston, a specimen of what IS called t sPaysa Cetsoss,' 5 small portion ot which IS in the seed, and portion eInned; together with the seed taken rom the latter, which may be exam lned at our Office. 1t is stated to grow spontaneously on the Coast of Peru, and that any quantity may be had in the seed, at one cent per pound. Two par cells have been imported into Boston, cue ot which, amounting to about a00 bales, has been ginned by common saw gin, and some of it sold at l5 cents per pound. The other pacel is in the process of being cleaned by hand. It vas foand to lose about of it's weight ii the process of cleaning. The mer- chants interested in these importations, according to the statement of our cor respondent, seem to think if inc dut, OH imported Cotlons were removed, that Il good business may be done in the arti- cie. The staple is so long, that none of the machinery at present. in use in the neighborhood of Boston can work it adyantageously. Our correspondent also states, that there is quantity of the seed, which might be procured, should any of our planters be inclined 10 try t. nc plant IS perennial one.
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MaRRIED-In Miller county, on the 18th November, Nr. Joshua Robinson to Miss Nancy Ward
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MAGISTRATES COMMISSIONS.

1t is to be hoped, new as tie elections are oser, that the Governor can find lime to make ont Commissions for at least the Magistrates ofiais county. We have heard much complaint of lato.
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D1ED-In this town, on Monday last ssann Elisa, infant daughter of Mr. Wm. Atchison.
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I s1esD source qf Gola.--In the land of a alr. Portis, ir the vicinity of Ran som's Bridge Post office, and near the place where the counties of Nash, franklin, Warren and Halifax ioln each other, q very rich deposite of gold has been discovered One piece weigh ing several pennyweights has been found, and smaller pieces in great num- 56er is said said t:o bc quite quite common te make five dollars te the hand a day, and there are nearly twenty different places the precious metal can be obtained in suiilclentquantity to reward the search CT for it.- Polcigh Rcgiytcr.
 The place where this gold was found is in what may be called, relatively, the low country, though not ill the atiuyial region of North Carolina. It is 200 miles cast of the western mines of the State, and proves widely extensive deposlte of the precious metal in that State.-.Nat. hstelhgencer1
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part of the United States. Concluded Il PRELiMISARy AGREEMENT in writing, with the chiefs of the Wyandot tribe oi Indians, for q ccssion of all their lands in Ohio, on terms similar to those oi the treaties made with the other ln- dian tribes of this State, during the past summer. The final conclusion of a COMPLETE TREATY depends SOLELY on the report, to be made by an exploring Delegation of the Wyandots. now or, their way to examine the country de- signed for them, west of the State of Missouri. The Delegation, six in run. Der, conducted bJ William Y iili;aasilaa Walker, Esq. of Upper Sanduskv, passed thro' this Town on Friday afternoon. MT. Gardiner accompanies them as isS as Cincinnati, to furnish the necessary funds for the expenses of the party.
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RICHMOND, VIRGGsXg, EAED.gY: .gFRzL I3 1899

ENAlRFIELD RACES.-The Races over this old and
avorite Course, will commence ON the 18th Tuesday
in April, and continue 4 days.
First Day-A post sweepstake for colts and filles-
mile heat-$ioo entrance-play pay-to which there
are six subscribers and closed.
MR. BORIS, MIR. WATSON,
MIR. HARRISON, MIR. MINGE,
MIR. JOHNSTON, MR. ADAMS
On the same day-a sweepstake for colts and fies-
mile heats-S5O entrance-half forfet-to which there
are three subscribers-four or more to make a race
Second Ddy.-.Propretor's Purse--two mile heats
purse $3O0-entrance SIS
IhTd DGy-Jockey Club Purse-four mile heats
which, in consequences of the increased subscriptions the
propetors enable to make $500 without dscoun-en-
trance 500
Fourth Ddy.-A handi-cap-nile heats-thc best 3
in 5-S2O0-entrance $l5
BY order Of the Club.
JOHN MINGE, }Proprie-
RICHARD ADAMS. tors
April 10 I1q-ld
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New-NHarket Races.
April 10

ME races over this will commence as usual
n on the first Tuesday in May next, and continue
four days.
First Ddy.-A Stallion Stake-rnile heats-S2OO en-
trance, half orieFor this stake many colts of the get
OF Arab Contention, Gohanaa and Medley are in train
hg ana some oil them said to be remarkable for
ahce style and speed This will be the first in which
the get oil these celebrated stations will meet in uointed
compefhonand it has already excited great interest in
the racing world and cannot fail 10 attract large crowd
SUBscRIBERs.-James j. Harrison John NJ Bolts
Thos. Watson and William r.. Johnson.
Second Ddy-Proprietors PURSES OO-two mile
heats-$l5 entrance.
Third Ddy.-Jockcy Club Purse-S6OO- mile
heats-entrance $40.
Fourth Ddy-Sweepstake- heats-SlO0 en-
trance half forfeitffteen subscribers viz: William b.
Goodwin, Francis p. Corbn, Thomas Watson, VIM. IL.
minge' WIN. Wynne, o. p Hare, John ID. Amis, Abner
kins, John Minge, John Walthall, J. j. Harrison, and
John Finn.
The proprietor will be prepared, usual to accommo-
date racers and viSters the field.
For further particulars of these races see Petersburg
lntelgencer. O. p HARE Propre,or
Petersburg April Sd, 1892. iO9-4t
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NIOTlCE.-The Undersigned, acting Executor of the
last will and testament of Jeremiah Jerre sen'r de-
ceased will proceed to SELL by public auction, Ih
day OF May next upon credit and terms Ito be made
known on the day OF sae), at the late residence of the
said decedent in the county of Madison, the Conway
river about eight hundred acres Of Land lying and be-
ing in the said county of Madson-fow hundred acres
lying in the county of Orange and about thousand
acres lying in the county of Albemare-A particular de-
scpon, aud localities of the respective or parcels
OF land. will be made known the day of sale. Also at
the same time and place will be Sold 20 likely Slaves
ssng OF men, women and childen also, different kinds
OF stock Sc The purchaser purchasers will be required
TO give bond and approved security for the amount of their
respective purchases. All those who may have claims or
demands OF any description, requested TO come forward
with them, legally authenticated in order that they NAV
be Immediately paidThoe who may beiindebted TO said
estate, are in like manner, requested TO make immediate
payment JEREMIAH TERRELL
Ex'or Of Jeremiah Terrell, senr, decd
Madison Co., 18th March, 1892. IO1-w6t
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Cleveland.

FHYHE IMPORTED HORSE CLEVELAND, will
"a stand the present season at the south end of Trents
bridge, near the town of Manchester in the county of
Chesterfield at Itcenty Dollars the season, be dis
charged by the payment Of fifteen within the season.
which will close on lst of July.
This fine Stallion is the property Of Admiral Sir Isaac
Colin, and has been procured by the subscriber for the
present season only after which he will be returned to
the agent OF his owner, near Boston.
Cleveland is dark bay, with black mane legs and tail
lie seventeen hands high and years old of fine
form, and doubt there is any Stallion in Virginia pos
sessing equal bone, muscle and sincw lie is said be
OF the finest breed OF horses used in England for harness
cross OF the of Eastern Virginia which all partake
more or less OF the blood sock with this horse cacuat-
ed to produce most valuable breed for the draft and the
saddle.
Cleveland was sent to the United States in 1928 by his
owner TO improve the breed of horses i'm Massachusetts,
where am informed his colts (sone of them three years
old next grass amongst the finest in the Union.
Mares sent TO this horse will have the range of one of
the best pastures in this part of tire country gros-or
VIII be abundantly fed grain, at % cents a day. A
faithful agent is employed who will every precauon
against escapes and accidents but the subscriber will not
DC responsible should any occur. T.. c. MAYO.
Richmond, March 10. 99-tf
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'Ercc.EEiII Races

NMILL commence as usual, on the second Tuesday in
w May next.
The celebrated Stallion Stakes will take place this day.
The produce of the best Stations If the land will make
their first effort for the fame of themselves and sires On
the event of this depends much of the future
OF those Justly celebrated Tonson, Eclipse Gohan
ma, Medley, Contention and Arab. The number of colts
OF their get in training for this stake ensures race worthy
of Virginia in her best day.
Entrance $2O0-Ine heats-play or pay.
SUBSCRIBERS.
l. Jno. M. Bolts produce of Gohanna.
2 Jas. J. Harrsons Arab
B. T. Watson's Mons. Tonson.
A. Tn p Hares Contention
8. VIM. II. Johnson's Me0iev
g. Waller Livingston's Eclinse
rroprietors Purse $SoO~twcY mile Is1 seats-on,u. 49,.
Alter TINS race, will be run sweepsaKe-Ino
SUBSCRIBERS
l. VIM. H. Mnge enters Contention fey.
= Dr. Johnson Johanna colt out of the dam of Collier.
3. Peter Lyons Johanna colt.
4. A. NJ. Harrison Hotspur coltout of Molly Andrews
D. Henry Talman Spring Hill colt.
On the evening of this day, there will be Race Ball
al the Eagle Hotel Gentlemen citizens, and visitors are
requested TO subscribe.
Third Day.
Jockey Club Purse Sl00O-fou mile heats
Fourth Day.
PFopretor's Purse $2oO-two nile hcats-cntrance
After this race, will be run Sweepstake-rnile heats
entrance $2OO-haIf forfeit.
SUBSCRIBERS
L. j. M. Selden enters b. by Tonson out of Do
2 VIM. Burton enter, c. by Johanna, out of Tom
Tough mare.
B. j. w Winirec enters b. c. by Johanna, out of Bay
Yankee.
A. VIM. Ii. Roane enters gr f. by Johanna, out of his
Independence mare.
o. Thos Watson enters b. c. by Tonson, out of full
sister to Tuckahoe.
g. Jno. M. Bolts enters b. by Gohanna, out of Dairy
Maid.
T. f. p Corbin enters b. by Trafalgar out of full
sister to Star.
s. VIM r. Johnson S. c. by Tonson, out OF Betsy
Robinson.
g. A. Armstrong enters produce of Cageun Hornet mare
by Spring Hill.
As the produce of Eclipse is in the Stallion Stakes it is
hoped the northern stable of Mr. Stevens will try on Vr-
GINA ground the speed and bottom of his famous
The stable from the Central Course will also be there:
which, together with the ball, offers field of enjoyment
seldom witnessed in Virginia.
April g. By The Secretary of the Club
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WHR. JOHN FAILING :-Sir-As you are not a resi-
1T@ dent OF Virginia. take notice. That on the 3rd day
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery to
be held in the county of Scott Virginia in September
next shall ask that Court to mpanne Jury for the pur
pose Of asceraning the truth of statement of facts which
have filed in the Office Of said Court against YOU and on
which expect ask the next General ssembly of Vir
gna for divorce from YOU for therein set forth
when and where you may attend, if you choose.
March 10. l0l-Sws DELLA FAILING.
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EINARTHEN WARE AND CHlNA.-The Subscriber
Il \ is now receiving per ship Nimrod, from Liverpool
New York his Spring supply OF articles in the above
line; Also from various Factories in this country general
assortment of Glass WGre The Earthcn Ware and Chi
ma having been put up in England, his ORDER ex-
Pressy adapted TO this market The assortment is very
complete comprising many articles, shapes patterns
&c, and every thing in the lne necessary for the country
and city trade, which he offers moderate terms, by
wholesale and retail.
Country Merchants who in the habit of purchasing
at the North respectfully requested TO call and examine
his stock and prices. CHARLES HOLT, Jr
March II. IO2-1w
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BY RITCMIE a. COOK.

The ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally, and
three times week during the session Of the
price, tn. same as hee,ofe Five Dollars payable adj
vance, Notes OF chartered banks will be
% IN payment The Editors will the OF
them by mail the postage being paid
p No will be dconiinued the discretion Of
Editors, until all atcarages have been paid up.
Whoever wi the papers shall
Che tenth Gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
~ One less First insertion rs
Ance so No
Env in
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NOTICE.-By virtue OF a Deed Of Trust, executed
~ by John Garrett the subscribers bearing date 9Th
day OF january thousand eight hundred aud twenty
seven and duly recorded in Clerks Office Of Bucking
ham county, for purposes therein mentioned we shall pro
coed TO sell to the highest bidder for ready money pub
lie auction at Cumberland Court House, Monday 23d
day Of April next 1t being Court day, negro named
PHIL TO satisfy sundry debts therein expressed with
cost. THOMAS A. GRANNAWAY, -.
JOHN GANNAWAY, 'Ius'oe''
March 30. I6e-w3w
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"A valuable HaiSl for sale.

TNNlE subscriber being disposed TO make different ar
IA rangement in his affairs, offers for sale his half of
that desirable property called the GENITO MILLS on
Appomattox River, in the county OF Powhatan about for
ty miles from Petersburg and wenty-eight from Rich
mond The river, at nearly all seasons, affords good and
safe transportation for produce The toll alone re-
ceived at This Mill varies from three hundred fifty to
four hundred barrels per authorised by the
of the other half Of the Mills saw that he would
sell his part if desired II sale OF the Mills is effected
the subscriber would sell the place which he resides
The terms will be arranged suit almost any one
wishing TO purchase For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM MURRAY.
April TO- IO9-w1ws
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70 Country gDeaJcrS.

EWE are now receiving our Spring Supplies, which
w viii be much larger than usual all of which hav-
ing been purchased by the package auction will enable
Us 10 offer inducements still greater
From our old customers and others who NAV wish TO
avail themselves OF making their purchases in this
ket VIC solicit call, 10 examine assortment which
will at all times be found large and desirable to wholesale
as we'll as retail dealers.
BINFoRD, BROOKS & co.
Richmond, March 30 1876
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MRS. SHEFFEY'S SEMINARY.

FHNHE Summer term in this institution will commence
IA the first day OF May, and end the last day OF Sep
tember Mrs Shelley WILL all times be provided with
teachers OF great expert and ability every
branch OF Education, both useful and ornamental To her
sell exclusively she the arduos but interesting
task OF experimenting the department of her pupils and
she pledges herself TO pursue with diligence every mea
calculated 10 promote their moral improvements and
FIT them for the discharge of all those important duties
which devove upon females in every station of life To
promote economy and repress habits of extravaganza
neat, but cheap and plain uniform costume has
iShed which Is all occasions when the pupils APP
pear beyond the precinct of the school, The pupils never
appear abroad unless accompanied by of the teachers
and no one Is permitted TO enter store TO purchase any
article, or spend money in any way whatever without the
immediate consent of Mrs. Shelley herself
For the benefit OF those residing in the western and
south -westcrn counties, Mrs. Shelley happy be per-
United to refer TO the following gentlemen of whom
have recently visited her school, viz: Henry ERsK1NE
Esq OF Lewisburg; Col BEfRNE, Union Monroe county,
EDIToR OF KKNAwHA BANNER, Charleston; !. II.
FULTON, Esq, Abingdon, and Col. H. SMITH, Wythe
Court house.
TERMs.-( One-haD in afUanee)
Board and Washing S52 so
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphys with the OF Globes, 10 90
Ancient and Modern History, Logic, Rhetoric
and Composition, IL 90
Al other branch of English studies, 10 90
Modern Languages, 10 90
Drawing, Lanscape, and Poonah Painting, 90
Music, ~ 90
Boardors who learn Music are charged one dollar for
use Of the Piano.
SrAUNToN, April 8. 109-3t
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Q MN REWARD will give for the securing
W WV of PETER and JACOB i'm any of the
JilS IN the counties adjoining Petersburg and Richmond
one hundred doarsor if either should be taken
~ MY dollars purchased Peter Of Mr.. MARCUS Arms-
tead OF Petersburg recollect that Peter has an
tooh out In front full face, rather yellow eyes feet
or ~ inches high nc left my house last falJscob is
is 6feethighhe bought of DR. Curtis who IVES S
to 10 miles from Richmond he left me IL months ago or
more communications addressed to Chrfsansvie Meck
lenburg county, Va. RICHARD RUSSELL.
warren 80 1866
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NU EDlCAL INSTITUTE OF PHrLADELPu1A-
I'VE The Course of Instruction will BEGIN ON the fret
Monday in April. Lectures on the
Practice Of Medicine, by Nath'I Chairman M u
Indtonty W. f.. Homer, NJ. d.
,materd MedIcd, Samuel Jackson, NJ. ID.
Institutes Of Medicine and - -
Med. Jurisprudence, JOIN DELI M H.
Chem'stTy, John X. MITCHELL NJ ID.
.miatoYery Hugh l.. Hodge, M. ID.
Surgery, lhomas Harris Nj. d.
w. E. HoRNER, Secretary,
Philadelphia, March 3, 1892 2Ot-IO2"
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6STAUNTON FEMALE SEM1NARY.-The next
~ term will commence the 1st of May and termi-
nate on the 2Sih of September.
Terms If Tuition per Session.
Reading, photography and Penmanship, Sc 90
Arithmetic, and Geography without the Of
the Globes 90
English grammar and composition 10 90
BheOrick and Logic IL 90
philosophy, Chemistry, Of Globes, Maizena,
ticks, and the Ancient Languages Is 90
Painting and Drawing 90
Projecting and drawing Of Maps, separate charge 90
Miss Scherdln's terms for Music 10 90
TYLER TEACHER, Principni
April 9 I0s-3t
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" W holders Of land IN Ohio Indiana and Illinois,
Il Inc subscriber, having few days past the largest
part OF his Land in the county of Abemarle Va wishes
TO purchase Land in Of the above Staes-Any GEN
uean having land Tor sale in the above States
might do well to make ii known the subscriber resid
ing IN the named county, there other ndiy
duals who wish TO sell and purchase also
April IL. [l10-3t1 BENJAMIN FICEJJN
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NOTlCE-In obedience an act of the last session of
IL the General Assembly of Virginia, providing for the
repairs Of the Capitol the subscriber will receive sealed
proposals Tor repairing the stone work. succoeine painting
&c of the same, until the fifteenth of next month and
upon application to him at the Armory will impdrt ali nc
cessary information in relation thereto
BLAIR BOILING
March 30 Ioe ~