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AUGUST E1lEs1yoN

| For Congress,
In the lst Congressional Distrit, of this state.
Col. ALEX. P. FIELD, Col. CHARLES DUNN.
Coz. CHARLES SLADE,
In the second Congressional District,
zADoCK CASEY, WICKLIFE KITCHELL.
For The Senate
In the District composed of the coucs of Bond, Mont
gomery and Macopin,
JOHN TILLSON, Jr., HIRAI c. BENNETT.
CALVERT ROBERTS,
House Of Representatives.,
In the county of Montgomery,
EAsToN WILTON.
For the House of Reps. for Clay and Marion,
WILLIAM MARSHALL.
In the District composed of the counties of Marion
Clay, and Fayette,
NATHL SANBURN, Col. BIRD M. SIMPSON.
R. X. MLAUGHLIN, Col. WIN. LEE D. EWING
Candidates for the Legislature, Fayette county.
ROBERT BLACKWELL, EDMOND BOAZ.
SAMUEL HOUSTON,
For Sheriff, Fayeae county,
WIN. J. HAWKINS, CLAIB0URNE B. BERRY.
For County Commissioner,
raUh DECK, Gen.. JOHN WASH,
JOHN CHARTER, THOS c. KlRKMAN,
Capt NILES Il; EGCLEs. p; ;TAULBEE,
r, ENOSH oANFOhD,l WN u. BROWN,
Capt. JNO. WATWOOD JOEL THOMAS.
We are authorised to the following Candid
ates for the House of Representatives, of Coles
ty, Illinois
Doct JOHN APPERSON ISAM,L ASHMORE
Ooct JOHN CARRICO ZENO CAMPBELL,
Col CHARLES $. MORTON, S. W. DUNBAR,
BENZ. PARKER, THOS. SCONCE,
For Sheriff.
aMBRosE Y0CUM, NATHANIEL PARKER.
For County Commissioners.
GEORGE NJ HANSON, JESSE FULLER.
Col. ABRAHAM N. FLEENOR,
For Coroner.
ROBERT MILLER, lCHABOD RADLEY.
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dian hostilities, which amendment authorizes the
President to raise corps of 100 rangers for
the protection of the north western frontier.
Several amendments were offered, and after a
long discussion, in which Messrs. KANE, ROBIN
SON, TrpToN, HENDRICKS, HAYNE, BENTON,
BUCKNER, and WHITE, took part, when, on mo-
ton of MIR. BENTON the whole subject was laid
on the table.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr.. Boon,
moved the suspension of the Rules to enable him
to offer resolution that Congress adjourn on the
18th instant-upon which he asked the ayes and
nays, which were ordered.
The motion was lost, ayes 81, noes 90
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ing were among the toasts. 's7ae administration
ofJ Q. Adants--Tran scendcnt talents and ardent
patriotism constitute the pledges ofits excellence"
"AndreD Jackson-The soldier and patriot may
the scenes OF domestic privacy prove welcome, and
honor and tranquility attend the evening of his
days" These toasts sufficiently evince the COM
pexion of the waters in which Mr.. c. was here
fishing. A third is "John G Cdihoan-may the
consistency which has heretofore marked his con
duct, attend him throughout his political career -
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

% ANYWAY from the subscriber, living on the head
u waters Of Flat creek in Williamson county, Ten
nessee, on the night of the 5th February last,
Negro man, named MACK;
about 25 years of age, feet and or inches high :.
stout built, and will weigh about l60 or ITO pounds,
black complexion, bad coantenance and has lost hs
ends of three fingers from off hi. left hand WREN child;
he however it in snch manner that it would
be noticed without particular observation. .
Took with him two complete suits of clothes, viz:
white fur and half worn wool hat roundabout and
pantaloons of home made cloth black and white WOO!
Mixed mixed jeans coat and brown jeans pantaloons,s
white and dark corded vest MACK runaway some
wears ago. had pass, and called his name Aaron He
will probably also change his name again and endeavo,
ito get to free state by of pass improperly OBJ
tanned, or in company with some white man.
bended said Negro and lodge him in any JAIL and give
me information at Somerville Post Office Fayette coun.
lty, Tenn, shall receive the above reward
| June Z, 1882. pal GLEN WALL
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From the Richmond Enquirer.

happen to have by me file of newspapers
for 1925, in which is recorded the triumpha jour
ney of Mr.. Calhoun, after his election as Vice
President, from Washington to South Carolina.
He penetrated even into Georgia--hat "fair
sister who would not be wooed." This journey
was made the occasion Of receiving a goodly
number Of dinners, and throwing out a profusion
ofthose popularity hooks, in the the batting o.
which long and assiduous practice had been re
warded with pre-eminent dexterity
We take the traveller up at Lncolnton. N
c, Attic dinner given to him there, the follow
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Office is hereby given, that will apply to the
Circuit Court of Fay cite county, at its next regt-
lar term, to be held in Vandaa on the Thursday next
after the third Monday in October next for an order to
sell In Lot No. s. in Square No SO, the town of VAN
DALAI being part of the real estate Of John Roy de-
ceased for the purpose of paying the debts of estate
VIM. NICHOLS,
Is Public Admr. Fayette co.
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A&TOLEN fron the subscriber between the 9Th and
~ 10th inst, chesnut sorrel Mare, six years DID,
small white spot ON her forehead, white foot, of
delicate form: also, sorre Colt, year DID, %
very slender make; other marks recollected-sur
posed to have been taken by runaway Negro man,
fifty or sixty years old, by the name of London. Any
person giving information of said property, me, shat
be amply compensated. ANN. ANDERSON.
Mount Vernon, Illinois, June l9, 1882.
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TAKEN UP

EY Kindan Odom, living in Coles county, Illinois, at
- the Spring Point, the Cumberland road, one
BAY HORSE, 8 years old, IA l-2 hands high, with
bell on worth ff,y CENTS buokled on with leather
buckle has the marks of hams each shoulder,
small in his forehead, and sore backappraised
to $50, by Thomas B. Ross and jefferson Coleman be.
fore James T. Cunningham, Esq, on the 29th day os
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I,AnEN Up

State Of Illinois, Gatiatin County.
FRANCIS E; GARaErr,l Attachment in the Gallatu
HENRY G. PR1rcHErrS 1882
a hRDERED that publication be made in some au-
~ thorised newspaper in this state, that the plain
TN s attachment is for Sl30, payable the 25th Dec
1922 and that unless the defendant shall appear give
special bail, and plead before the first day OF our
next TERM 20 be holden the first Monday in Septen-
Der next Judgment will be entered, and the
tached will be Sold
10 LEO'D WHITE, Clerk.
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TAKEN TIP

Rf William Lewis, in Pike township in Edgar cour,-
ty, one dark bay MARE, six years old this spring,
about fourteen and half hands high, with small star
IN her forehead, also small lump the inside of the
right hind leg, just above the pasture joint. No other
dollars by James Ray and Thomas J. Bantam before
Abner Lamb, J. r. April Is, 1882
10 copy attest, NJ X. ALEXANDER Clerk
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SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOLS and individuals can be supplied with any
- of the publications Of the American Sunday school
Union, on application to W. H. onoWN;
ycne ~. 10y
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Prince Ohio, of Bavaria, lad of seventeen,
has been nominated by the great powers of Eu-
rope, to be King of Greece.
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HORRIBLE AccusArloN!-An eastern paper
afirms, that it can be proved, that Maj. Barry
has shaken hands with Gov. Houston.
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APPtdi ~ itIndle seq ol our country, " ask
them to come to your assistance: and if they will
consent to steel their hearts against the inebriae
to shut out from them theirsociety the man who
visits the tipping shop, their influence will be
omnlpotent. And by what power, we mothers,
and wives and daughters, snail invoke your aid ?
Shall carry you to the house of the drunkard,
and point you to his weeping and broken hearted
wife, his suffering and degraded children, robed in
rags, and poverty and vicea Shall l go with
you to the almshouse. the orphan asylum, and to
the retreat for the insane, that your sensibiit,
may be reused? Shall l ask you to accompany
me to the penitentiary and the prison, that you
shall draw back the curtain and disclose to YOU
the scene Of the drunkard's death bed? NJ l
Will not demand of you a task so painful: rather
let me remind you that you are to become the moth
ers OF our future heroes, g. statesmen. philosophers
and divines, LAWYERS and physicians: and shall
they be enfeebled in body, debauched in morals,
disordered in intellect,or healthy, pure and full
of mental energy? 1t 8 for you to decide this
important question You have the future destiny
of our beloved country n your hands. Let me
entreat you, then, for ypur children's sake and
for your country's sake,no to ally yourselves t.
the drunkard, not to putthe cup to the mouth Of
your offspring and thereby implant in them a
craving for ardent spirits, which once produced is
seldom eradicated.--NashriIe Banner
i HORRIBLE ACcUsATIoN!-An eastern paper
affirms, that it can be proved, that Maj Barry
1 has shaken hands with Gov. Houston.
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The motion was lost, ayes 81, noes 90.
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1.-THE following picture, drawn by skillfuI
hand, cannot but impress upon the minds of a
rejecting and patriotic community Its correct,
ness and usefulness.]
Let all who regard the virtue, the honor, and
the patriotism of their country, withhold their
sufrages from those candidates for office aoho
offer ardent spirits as BRIBE to secure their ele-
patton TO power 1t is derogatory to the liberty of
our country, that offices can be obtained by such
corruption-be held by such tenure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-22

We have just received private information, from a
which cannot be questioned that the bill modifying
the Tariff proposed by the Secretary the Treasury,
with the amendments of the Chairman of the Committee
on Manufactures, will pass the House of Representatives.
by decided majority. This is very gratifying intel-
gence and should be calculated TO give great satisfaction
TO the people generally Who is there truly friend 10
his country who will not rejoice TO justice awarded
and harmony restored Who but traitor would be pleas
ed the fire OF discord kndled these peaceful
shores-mombers of a confederation who should be united
by the ties OF political brotherhood arraycd against each
otherpeOpe of the kindred, relations and friends,
engaged in all the horrors of unreenng wariarc But
the E" Union will, and =" must be preserved General
Jackson has said 1.-THE people will ree cho it, whining
ton (DeI,) WdtehmGn.
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.THvO JEPHTHA LEET-As YOU arc not an inbabi.
q tan of ihe State Of Virginia you will please take
notice, Chat shall the llt day Of July next at Chin
quepn Church 10 the county Of Amelia and State Of Viz
gina, proceed fake the dispositions of Joel Morris and
obers TO be read as evidence in suit now pending i'm the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for the conn
y OF POwhaiau, in the said State, in which am plaoiiA
and yourself and others defendants The said denos
lions will be taken the day before mentioned between
o'clock IN the forenoon and sunset Of the same dav. but
should the said deposons from any cause be not taken
on that day the will be taken the succeeding
between tie same bours Yours. &C.
June ~. 1o-wlws JOHN JORDAN
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H1OEETEg Y.
/" nven rrr REMAINS vvsUNc."

THE AMERICAN FLAG-pr y. G. HALLEcN.
When FroolOn, itom her mountain height
Unfuilcd hon standard to tho air,
She tore tho azure robe OF night,
Aud set the stars OF glory thorc;
She mingled with the gorgeous dyes
The milky blldric OF the skies,
And striped its pure celestial white,
With stro1kings Of the mOrung Light
Then, from his mansiUn in the sUl,
She called her caec-b2Nycr down,
Aud gave into hiI mighty hlli
The symbol Of hCs chosen lslI.
Majestic monarch orthc cloul,
Who reur'st aiOlt thy regal form,
70 hear tho tempest trumpihs lou 1,
Aud sec the lightning lalccs dfiycn,
When stride the warriors of the storm
Aud ROLL, the thunder drum ofheavoa,-
Child of tho sun, TO thco 'tiS givcn,
To guard Ia banner OF the free,
To hover in the sulphur smoke,
To ward away the battle stroke,
And bid its hendings shine affair,
Like rainbows on the cloud ofwIr,
The haIbiugcr cf victory.
Flag of the have, thy iolis shall dy,
The sign hope AMI triumph, high.
When speaks the signal trumpot-tOac,
Aud the long line comcs cleaning on,
Gre yet the ite-blcod warm aud wet,
Has dimmed the glispuius bayonet)
Each soldiers eye shall brightly turn.
10 where thy mcteor-glores burn,
And, as his springing steps advance
Catch war and vengeance from the glance
And, when the cannon -mOuhings loud
lIoavo, in wild wreOths, the Battle shToud,
And CORY sahros rise aud fall,
Like shoots of hamo midnighps pail,
There shall thy victor glanccs glow,
And covering foes shall sink bcneath
Each gallant arm that strikes the blow
That lovely messenger OF death.
Flag ofthc seas, on oceans wave
Thy stars shall glitter DER the brave,
When death, carccing on the gale,
Sweeps darkly round the bcllied sail,
And frightened waves rush wildly back,
Before the broad-silo's roeling rackj
The dying wandorcr of the sea
Shall look at once to heaven and thee,
And smile to see thy spendors fly,
In triumph, DER his closing eye.
Flag Of tho free hearts only homo,
by angel hands to vOlog given,
Thy stars have lii the weikin domc,
And all thy hues were born in hcOvcn.
Forever no1t that standard sheet!
Where breathes the foe, but falls before as,
With freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming DER us.
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low which they were both forced to obey-but shortly
afterwards the boarding boat from shore alongside,
when the released their officers. Captain Albec
ashore and stated the facts 10 the authorities OF Port
Prince. In consequence of his representation the
apprehendcd, tried for mutiny aud the 9th
day after their arrival the whole in namber were
executed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-22

Extraordinary ReUenue.-We learn that the amount of
duties secured to be paid the Custom House in this city
for the quarter ending the first day of April last,
exceeding by nearly million of dollars the
before the corresponding quarter any previous
year.-N, y .lfer. .fdr
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May 22

IN CHANCERY-YrRGtNi Court continued
May, 1892:
Henry Adcock admor Of Elisha Adcock, decd, PltG
against
Scruegs, decd,
The defendant, Valentine Scruggs, not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO The Act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and IL appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that he is an irabant of Ibis
country Is ordered, That the said absent defendant do
appear here on the st day Of the August Term and
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published i'm the
City Of Richmond, for two months successvely and most
ed at the front door Of the Court louise of this county
Copy lcstc, X. ELDRIDGE, G. -. c.
June ~. 10 &C.,
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DOMESTIC.

Ihe sea Serpent come dgdinA- Capt. Ferguson OF
the soeP MERIDIAN, from Charleston at New York informs
that on the 9th inst off the Capes of Virginia at p
lne WGaher Deng very calm at the time, he saw this
marvellous and otod-of monster about quarter of mile
distant III was plainly visible, having made towards tc
VesSel ana crossed the bows about half cables LENGTH nd
appeared about the size of barrel in bulk of go or 10 C
IN lengn and had several humps upon its back This i.
an apparent conhrm1On OF very uncertain fact 40 eo,c
naufaiSs would say, and we surrender it to the belief d
ur fellow citizens. ~
friend, who had means of direct Inflammation ,,;
ed TO the Editor OF the United States Gazette a thcr,
was a considerable Tulpus i'm Wilmington Del On Satur
day evening. IL was understood thata parry of ndivJa
hdo determined TO express their adherence of the admin
lstrauon ann bill, by burning in e1igy lis author Hon
Louis McLaue Preparation il was repor,ed had bcor
maze 10 carry inc plan into complete effect The rcpor
gaihed inc ear OF the mayor who seized upon the
mos eecuaI means OF preserving the quiet Of The civ
ana un"hg 10 depend entirely on the consabuary force
ne sem ana procured the appearance of small number OF
United States soldiers, stationed somewhere i'm his vcio
j he contemplated movements were not made and al
Ggsefie.
Mnting anil prompt punisbment.-The N. Y. Mer.
cahIe relates on the authority Of gentleman worthy OF
cIeo lhe following story OF muiiny, and the prompt
punishment which followed 10 The mutinccrs
captain Albee. now Of the brig Olive, made VOYAGE
abonl three months ago in another brig from this port TO
New Orleans, whore bis sailors deserted him and ne shin
pea coored crew Tor voyage TO Port Prince lie
arrived OF that harbOr during the night after fair nae
sage. About o'clock the following morning beintr 4,
his BIRTH he heard unusual noise on deck; Inc went n
Immediately and discovered that the crew had cast Tho
male overheard. Captain Albce Immediately ordered HE
crew TO assist IN saving the mate but this thew refused
he however, succeeded Notwithstanding he was oppoed
in throwing gppo and some pieces of plank overboa,d
and saved the mates for at that time the weather was "a
vofabe and the vessel made little progress brouob ,b
water Tho crew now ordered the captain and mate be-
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NOTICE.--There will be sold at the Tavern Of VIM
i d. Fitch, in the town Of Charlottesville on Friday
the 22d day Of June next land should that be bad day
then, the good day thereafter, Sunday exceped
all the shares Of stock in the Rvanna Navigation Gonna
NY held by persons who have not paid the full amount Of
calls made said shares amounting 10 thirty dollars on
each sharc.--By order Of the Board OF Directors
DANIEL + CARR, Treasurer,
RiDanna Navigation Conpanv
Nav 10 2wtds
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-By the
last will of James Webb, dcc'd we are direct
ed TO sell the following tracts of land TO w:-e tract
on which said James Webb resided the time OF sdeab
which lies in the county Of King and Queen, upon the
stage road between Richmond and TaDpahannock about
hirtytwO miles from the former place and about three
miles from the place known by the name of Dunkrk
upon the MatapOny river, which place said river is
navigabc for large boats and lighters This tract contains
nearly one thousand acres large portion of which may
be considered fertile and considerable part of it is very
wei unbered The situation il very healthy and apreea-
bic, and the land has upon it very large and handsome
dwelling house in good repa and has besides an album
dance OF other buildings which arc in good repar Al
another valuable containing rather upwards OF s
hundred acres, which lies in Essex county, on the souf
side oil Piscataway Creek, about five miles below Tap
pahannock and upon the road leading from Tappahannoc
TO Urbanna in MddeseX county This tract has upon il
burnt years Pas but likewise considered healthy
and is well mbcred with the best white oak and from the
site OF the ancient dwelling house. there is good view OF
the RapPahannock river. The Pscataway Creek which
is the boundary of the tract the North is naveabe for
large vessels quite up the road from Tappasnnoc IN
Urbanna, which road passes through the tract Also
other tract to wit, that upon which Mr. Anthony HAYNES
resides lying in Essex county about miles below Tan
pahannock, Immediately upon the Rappahannock river
This tract contains upwards OF four hundred acres very
healthy and fertile, and has upon dwelling house of
convenient size, which, with small expenditure may he
made very comfortable and desirable well az otler
buildings necessary for the plantation Being required nv
the viii OF our Tesa,Or 10 sell the said we
invite and solicit all persons, who may he disposed To pr
chase, 90 and the lands and make such ponoe;on
tract will be shewn by Mr.. Thomas Smith who lives anon
IT. the second by Doctor William smith who Iivcs viii
Mr. Anthony Haynes, and the last by Mr. Anthony HAYNES
himself ALEXANDER FLEET
JAMES SMITH
Executors NJ James JVebb dcc'd
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June Is.

IN Y-VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
n Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery of Northumberland county on the 9th
day of April 1892
James and Fleet Cox, executors of Peter p. Cox de-
ceased, and William Middleton, administrator of Thomas
Conway, deceased, Complts
against
Edward Coles, late Sheriff of Northumberland county
and IN that character administrator of William Gordon de-
ceased, Martha T. Gordon, Julianna " Gordon, Catha-
rine Nelms, Samuel Downing, George Downing Thomas
s. Sydnor and Sarah his wife, William Herbert admins
traitor OF Joseph Conway, deceased, and James Nj. Smith,
executor OF James Smith, deceased, Defendants.
This day came the compliments by L. NJ. Berry, Esq
their COUNSEL and the defendant William Herbert, admi-
sator OF Joseph Conway, deceased having entered
his appearance and given security according TO The act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabitant OF this
Commonwealth; it is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here the first day of the October term and
answer the bill Of the companants; and ,hat copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
shed in the city of Richmond for months successive
y and posted at the front door of the house of this
county Copy, s. a. Nj. LELAND, C. c.
may To- 3-wSw
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HHLKwooD ESTATE.-The Proprietor Of the Elk
IA wood estate in the county Of Culpeper, informs the
public that that desirable property will be put up at pub
lie auction, Wednesday the LIST day of August next on
the premises unless eligible offer is, in the meantime,
made for the by private For particulars
he begs to refer 10 his advertisement of last year Any
gentleman wishing for further inlormaon may obtain the
same by addressing line John Browning at the Post
Office, Stevensburg, Culpeper county, Virginia.
The estate consists of 1891 acres, thereabout, lying
compact with Mansion House in the centre in good re-
pair and substantial barns and out-budings of every
scnptOn, at convenient distance from the Dwelling.
stream through the estate, which are one or
two mill sites. The property is bounded side by
the river Rappahannock and extensive bottom of low
grounds without marsh stagnant water many hun
dred The open lands in cultivation nearly all
on level and consist in general, of rich loans, liable
to wash wear. large breadth is in clover, and il is
among the best grazing land in the State. Distancc from
Washington City go miles, and 30 miles Fredericks-
burg
The Editors OF the Wing, the Winchester Republican,
the National Intcgencer and the Fredericksburg Pod-
cal Arena, will insert the same in May the and
4h weeks in June, aud the 2nd and 3D. weeks in july
Mays. [ll7-5t-wt20hJuyl J. BROWNING.