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COMMUNICATION

COMMUy7c4TED
AT meeting of the Jackson Corresponding Committee
Tor the county OF Henry, held at the Court house on the
18th day Of june 1892, Col. Patrick II. Fontaine was
chosen Chairman, and MIR. George IIarslon Secretary
On motODs seyerally made, the following resolutions
were adopted by the Committee
ResoiDed, That this Committee be enlarged bv adding
thereto Col Thomas Staples, Capt James Staples Capt
ler Capt Charles Pbpot Capt. Jonathan Stone Can't
Alfred Shelton, Capt Garland A. Austin, Mossrs Jabez
Graveley, John Edwards, Peter Harston John Watkins
Henry r. Cheatham, William East, David Allen Elkanah
Turner Gideon Crews, David Mays, George H. Basset
and James DYER.
Resoloed, That this meeting have the greatest conf
dence IN the patriotism, purity Of intention, frmness and
wisdom Of venerable President, Gen Andrew Jack
SON. and do therefore most cordially approve Of his
nation Tor reelection TO the Presidency of the United
States, and will all fair and honorable means pro-
mote his recollection.
Resolved That 1t Is the opinion Of this Committee, that
strict adherence TO the plain and literal construction of
the Federal Constitution by the General Government and
its exercise OF powers, but such plainly and ex
pcity given to h by the Staeseaving 10 them the I'M
disturbed enjoyment Of their sovereign rights and dis
pensiHg equal benefits well imposing equal bur
dens upon every section Of the Union, the only means
by which the union Of This happy, but distract
ed country, can be preserved.
We believe that of all the characters now before the
people as candidates for the office Of Vice Presidents our
fellow citizen Philip p. Barbour adheres more closely to
these principles than any other and would most will
hngy give him our support for that office; but for the
sake OF preserving harmony and unaniiy among Re-
publican brethren hroughouthe Unioo and prevent the
election going to the Senate and there TO be decided by
faction made up Of the discordant governed
we lear more by inordnate ambition and envy, than
love OF county, we orego these predictions In favor
Mr. Barbour and in the nomination made BY the
Republican Convention at Baltimore, Of Mr. Van Buren,
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VOL. XXIX.---No. go.

states and his Cabinet if integrity of purpose and purity
OF patriotism enitle men to confidence, these will be
held IN venerauon to the latest generation
By Richard EnmOns-Thomas III. Benton-Abities.
incorruptibc He drove his OPP
Ponens 10 the walthey assented in silence
charter corporation, three shines roted don The Con-
rention Of the PeopIet We read OF potable gold-uight
not these august Senators have drank copious raughts
By a Citizen John y. Van Ness-Mayor OF Wash
ingon good and faithful public servant, firm and zeal
Gus friend OF President Jackson; the voice of the people
have twice called him to preside over her desncs i'm no.
nor OF his patriotism and Integrity.
~ Charles Pryse The American System, advocated
by Henry Clay cherished by the Agrcultursts, and sup
ported by the Mechanics.
By a citizen Of Maryland. Old Hickory Ifs IS too
strong; he can take the Cherokee tribe the u Supreme
court and the Bank veto, upon his backfast week
wade the Nssissippi--and then beat Henry Clay.
By Ambrose Lynch American System and Nullifca-
ton; Piebald Mueish Rosnante, shortly be mounted
by the celebrated quixoic Don of Panama OH a dlting
match with the New York Windmill
By Lucils Lyon. The 18th of July, l776 saw the De-
caraton OF our icpendence-the 4th of July, 1882 wf
hereafter be remembered as distinguished epoch in its
preservation.
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VIE line OF four horse post coaches from Richmond
n orange Court house and Charlottesville via Louisa
courthouse, are now in operation and will continue
twice week without faii-leaving Richmond at 4
o'clock, A. NJ. Wednesdays and SUNDAYS and arrive
at Charlottesville on Mondays and Thursdays by
Leave Charlottesville Wednesdays and Sundays, at 5
Orange Courthouse Sundays and Wednesdays, and
arrive at Richmond Mondays and Thursdays at 5
o'clock, r. Nj. Stage fare to Louisa court house S3-to
Charlottesville $5-to Orange courthouse 81 5O-all in
termediae distances cents per mile, and night ira
Yelling The public assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers will be constantly service
every exeroH to make the line comfortable and exped-
tous. Baggage at the risk of the owners.
Stage office at the Bell Tavern, Richmond, Va Pas
sengers will enter their names before O'clock p NJ
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
BENJAMIN T. HARRIS
ELISHA JACKSON.
July 10. IS-2w
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Mr.. Leonard BOSheT:
&SlkAs you not an iuhabtant of the State Of Vir-
~ gina, you will please take notice, that shall by my
attorney, proceed TO take the deposition of William S.
Gaulding and others, Maurice l.. Hobson's Tavern,
Cumberland courthouse, Monday, the goth day Of Au-
gust next between the hours OF 10 clock in the forenoon
and o'clock in the afternoon OF the day. shall
continue from day TO day, until all the dispositions
taken, to be read evidence in suit in Chancery now
depending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for the county Of Cumberland wherein plaintiff
and you are deiendan when and where you may attend,
II you cause. MILLER WOODSON.
July IL. 2o-w4w
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A T the Virginia Penentiary, Farmers can be suppl
IN ed with wheat threshers FANS heavy and light wa
CONS carts ploughs, gear Of different kinds hoes axes
aud indeed any article Of agricultural USE of good mate
rails, faithful workmanship, and accommodating terms
Mers be supplied with burr stones OF any sze and
country merchants with the.varous manufactures by the
quantity at very reduced prices
July IL. f20-w3tl THoS G. MONCURE.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LHLK ISLAND FOR SALE.-In obedience to a de-
~ Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry for the county of Henrico, pronounced the 10Th
day Of June, 1882 in suit pending in said Court where
in John Peyon Boiling and Others plaintiffs and John
Gillian and others defendants, the subscriber the
missioner therein named, will offer for sale, public
ton at the Eagle Tavern, in the City of Richmond,
goth day Of August next the in the will Doctor
James s. Gillian, mentioned called Elk Island, including
the high land called Tugges and halt the fishery
This property is generally known be Of the va
liable estates in Virginia. the Island being James River
low grounds oil the first quality Persons desiring view
the land referred to Mr. Fowler the present manager
of the estate, by whom il will be shewn Possession will
be given on the first day of January nex but the pur-
chaser will have the privilege of sowing crop of wheat
this fall and the privilege OF curing the growing crop
tobacco will be reservedto Judge May the present
The sale will be a credit of one, two three and four
years. equal nsAlments the first payment be secured
by bond with approved personal security, and the title
to the lands TO be reserved until the whole purchase mo-
ney shall be paid, a security therefor. -
am authorized TO say, that if the purchaser shall desire
it, Judge May will have full crop of wheat the
land on fair terms.
w. NJ ATKINSON, Commissioner
Petersburg, july l1th, 1882. 2O-wtd
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A PLANTER from the South, wishes to purchase for
IA has Oton use, from 80 to 75 NEGROES, in families
among whom he would like TO have a skful coacbman,
and set of mechanics. Address
III. CAVENDISH, Richmond, Va.
p The Petersburg Intelgoncer and Norfolk
the above three times, and send their this office
June ~. l5-tf
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NTOTICE-I offer for sale the property which hold af
LOUISA Court House. Its peculiar situation is such,
as well as Its unusual advantages, that description of
them would make advertisement long. The build
ngs are oil wood and would require small advance inn
prove them, say from thousand to fifteen hundred dol
lars to make them sufficient for all the advantages which
pertain to the property The land is of ordinary quality
bat in high state Of improvement. The tract contains
D2l acres-The whole of that which is cleared is in
very fine filth ii likewise contains that which is not COM
mon to such establishments, superabundance of farm
timber and fire wood. Should the be congenia
the hay CROP which will be made this year, is worth
not less than thousand dollars and be sold directly
at home The land like other land which requires cui-
ovation and Improvement, and to be taken Of, is
adapted to any crop which belongs climate in Vir
giniaatude BIG ID degrees-and the soil is sceptible
by the application Of those which easily and
Oily 10 be had there capitalists TO purchase The
place. tho called Louisa Court House. is deemed village
and by many individuals is though could be made much
larger II the owner Of the land would lay ofn lots The
cost to the purchasers, in copaTtnersp was originally
twenty-five thousand dollars, in the year 1917 or rs
The expenditures and have been
very considerable at all events to make the sum at this
period equal to thirty thousand dollars for the whole; and
the profits which annually arise at this dull period as well
the very many bad o ate crop years. has paid more
than per cenumj and If the purchaser should think
that to his interest, after examining the peculiar
advantages which the property has, would bring an in
teres Of more than IL IL per cenum.The subscriber
in the absence Of those means which necessary to
avail himself OF all the advantages which necessary
Induced to offer il for saleIt is situated the main
road leading from Richmond, north and northwest about
90 miles from Richmond, and on the stage road, cal
led The Louisa and Orange line and Is in the direction
Charlottesville district from that place the present road
81 miles but the more direct routes by the Green Springs
me waters OF which were formerly much resorted to, and
held in high repute.They, however the property
Dr. James M Morris, and not now resorcd TO public
watering place.
II is presumed that the place offered for sale is
" known in Virginia, if not in other Sses and the sub
scrber confidently and in good faith recommends as an
exceedingly valuable and healthful situation Reference
TO the subscriber for further particulars either by letter
in person must be Louisa Court House, Va
June ~. f1O-t1 JNO NJ. PRICE.
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J ALEA. UAhNEII, Er'Or
June 10. fl1--tds1 of DG5neu Minor. dee'd.
SALE or VALUABLE Landry

IN TRUSTEES SALE Oh VALUABLE LAND.-By
n virtue Of deed of trust, executed to us by James
Powell bearing date the 10Th day of November, 1870
and of record in the county Court of Amherst and to ac
compiish certain purposes in said deed expressed, WILL
the 10Th day OF August 1882 the premises sell by
way OF public auction, for ready money, certain or
parcel oil Land with its aPPurenances, lying and being
the county of Amherst, the waters of Tribuation
creek and near the Courthouse of said county, containing
$50 less, such portion thereof may be
necessary to the unsased purposes of said deed
and deay the expenses incident the execution of said
trust. The title to said Land believed TO be good but
acting Trustees, will only convey to the purchaser or
purchasers the title vested in us by said deed
DAVID s. GARLAND, (r.,,,oo.
JOHN BULLOCK, A'"SieeS'
June &c 1A-fds
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A TEACHER WANTED-To take immediate charge
IN OF School in private family rs miles S. w. Of
Petersburg: the situation is in all respects agreeable
one, and the school, until the interruption which has Just
occurred by the departure Of the teacher has been we'll
organised and attended No person apply who can
not produce satisfactory evidence Of his moral and literary
competency and his experience in teaching the ancient
Languages and the elements Of Mathematics together
with the other branches Of good English Education Ap-
ply to J. w. PEGRAM of PETERSBURG
July IL. 20-tf
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a YOUNG MAN, who offer ample Testimonials Of
N his moral character and Of his ability to teach the
creek Latin and English Languages, Geography, with
the use Of the maps aud globes Arithmetic and the ele.
menary and most useful branches OF Mathematics wishes
to get employment for the ensuing address
cd TO a. D., River Bank Post Office Orange county, Va,
will be promptly attended to.
July H. 20-IaGt
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w. NJ. ATKINSON, Commissioner.
PETERSBURG july llth, 1892 2O-wtd

"TILL BE SOLD, on Friday the 10th day of Au-
w gust next, on the premises, two tracts of Land,
withp two miles Of Richmond; containing 1926 acres
being the tract of land on which reside; the other 226
lying back Of the Brook tavern, and joins the lands
OF Mr. Geo. Tayler and others 1t is thought
ry to say thing about the lands, those disposed
purchase would first view them Al the time will be
sold the growing crop of and all the stock of every
kind: cows hogs sheep, &c. together with the house
hold and kitchen furniture. Should the weather prevent
sale on that day, it will take place the Terms
Of sale made known on the day OF sale.
July IL. 120-tds1 j. WHITELAW
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STRAwBRRRY PLAIN FOR RENT.-lTbsvalua.
- bic farm, in Cure's Neck will be rented to the high
est bidder, on the premises Wednesday the 18th inst
Mr. ming VIII shew the land to any person wishing to
rent. SAM'L NJ. BOCKIUS.
Trustee for the children Of .. +. Cooke dec,
July 10. J9-4f'
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AND FOR SALE--Wi be sold to the highest bid
~ der on the 10Th day of September next if fair if
not the first fair day thereafter Sundays excepted that
well known tract of land, the former residence John
Anderson, decd This tract by old survey
lying in the forks of Hanover the main road from
the upper country to Hanover Court House, II miles
above the same, and 30 from Richmond. Little River
passes through part Of it, This land lies WELL and is
well adapted to the growth of all the staples of middle Vr-
ginia. On the same is commodious dwelling house in
good repair large barn. convenient stables and other
cessary out houses orchards, sc. sc. may truly be
said TO be as healthy any spot in the State. Terms
One third of the purchase money be paid when posses
sion is gwen which will be the LIST of January 1885,
or sooner practcsble the balance 1.-TWO hirds in twelve
months thereafter to be secured by bond good
y with deed of trust upon the land The purchaser
shall have liberty to seed wheat this fall The sale will
take place on the premises
EDMUND NJ. ANDERSON,
adnir debonis Of the estate of John anderson dec
July1T 2O-wtd
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NOfICE.-Tbe shares Of stock subscribed for by Wal
Y ker Timberlake in the Rivanna Navigation Compa-
n.y. and all others upon which the foil amount Of thirty
dollars each share has not been paid aqreeaby to calls
heretofore made will be exposed to sale AZ the Tavern Of
William d. Fitch, in the town Of Charlottesville on Mon
day tho sixth day Of August next the purpose of rails.
ing the amount due said shares By order Of the Board
Of Directors, DANIEL =. CARR, Treasurer,
July 3, l6-wlmJ Rig Nav. Company.
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ND EAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

D EAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
~ The Subscriber, intending to from the city
OF Richmond, will, the 25th instant sell TO the
highest bidder the following property wits The House
and Lot on III street, known as the Shockm Hill Tavern,
fronting said street from 45 TO so feet three high
having in the first tenement comfortable rooms and in
the second u with good spacious and dry cellars i'm the
yard is good well owater hydrant Of pure sweet wa
ter, furnished from the City Water Works very con.ide
rabe expenses back buildings made of brick In the yard
OF the first tenement is long single story house, used
kitchen, lodging for servants coal house, room
through which water is conveyed TO the stable and lum
Der In the yard Of the second tenement is good
kitchen, with fire place above and below stairs.
Also House and Lot on street, directly north and
opposite the ShockG Hill Tavern. The house has
five Dcuing the cellar, and there sufficient
ground fronting street TO build or three good te-
nemens This is very beautiful and valuable piece Of
property.
will also sell Ten Negroes-the greater portion of
them young, and as valuable any in the State
The Furniture belonging to the Tavern will also be Sold
consisting Of twelve fifteen beds and furnture-about
one dozen Of the bedsteads made by Mr. Hendree
good mahogany, with high posssideboards, tables chairs
looking glasses kitchen furniture and many other
hcles too tedious to mention.
Also large Stable and Carriage Shelter built Of wood
The stable containing ~ good stalls and the shelter large
enough TO contain carriages. They stand rent
ed lot Immediately adjoining the Tavern
Terms of sdle.-The real estate will be sold for one
THIRD cash. the balance credit of g. ~ and ~ months
from the day Of SALE without interest, with trust deed
the property to secure the payment The negroes furn
tuTe, stable and shelter will be sold for cash.
July g. [I7-tdsl WILSON BRACKETT.
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Fl AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishes to re-
~ to the West would sell his land, lying about
two miles from the Virginia Mills and three from James
River containing about four hundred and forty acres well
adapted the culture of wheat and tobaccoabou
one half of which is cleared and in good heart 1t has
every house for the accommodation of large
family and out houses nearly all of which is new Any
person disposed TO purchase WILL it is expected first view
the premises, which will be siewn at any time by me-
living thereon.-Terms will be liberal.
READ BRooKES.
Buckingham County, July IL. 2O-w4w
NOTICE.-MRS. NELSON continues her boarding
4 V establishment near the Capitol Having reduced her
charges the following will be her from this date viz
Board and Lodging for gentleman and his lady,
or Tor two gentlemen or two ladies in room,
$3.50 per annum, each, paid quarterly $3.50 90
DO. do one gentleman one lady $50 90
Do do children under IL years of age half price lis 90
Do do. servants As 90
Do. do gentleman and his lady, or two gentlemen
two ladies', per week, in room, Ss each I6 90
Do. do one gentlemen one lady in a room 90
Do. do children under IL years Of age, and SER
wants 90
Do. do. gentlemen and ladies' per day, with fire 25
Do do do. do. do without fire 90
Do do Children under IL years Of age, and servants half
price.
Do. do. extra dinners, IS; breakfast Is. 3D. tea &C.
Is. 81.
Livery Of each horse 81 hours e. gals grain and rack
food,) so cents.
Extra grain, an additional charge.
Carriage shelters furnished without charge.
July H. 2O-3Swf
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rxrpAcrED TOAsrs.

The President NJ me United Sfates-Renowned in
war-the enemies Of The Republic have yielded to his
prowesswse in peacehe has extended The glory NJ b
country among foreign nations and secuted Tor himself tho
gratitude aud confidence Of the people. rydckson's
March.
The Declaration of Tndependsnce The ennanadon of
great mind, aboring with nations birth Accused he
he ncanaon that would invoke the shade Of ts nmor-
ta penman, to desecrate and destroy HE own eotou M
halloyed work f4daB's and Liberty.
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n. B.-Being necessarily obliged TO be from home for
some months to come the above sale will be postponed
I'll the LIST OF November next which day will be posi-
lively sold at public auction. In the meantime the usual
crop OF wheat will be seeded on the farm.
July IL. 20-tds JNO w. HOOMES.
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nRANGE SPRINGS--The subscribers having taken
~ possession Of this property have adopted this method
Of informing the public that every preparation for the re-
cepuou and accommodation Of visitors has been made No
expense labor has been omitted TO render every thing
both comfortable and convenient.
JUlyIlO, [ls-iwJ J. l.. & J. 2. COLEMAN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-19
Potomac Land for rent.

PURSUANT to decretsl order of the
Circuit Superior Cour, of Law and
Chancery for the county of Berkeley, rem
dercd in sui, between John S Porferfeld.
plaintiff, and Philip Nadenbousch, Sheriff of
Berkeley county Committee. admir-. de bonis
non of John Pi'zer, decd, Jacob MYERS.
Curator of Abraham Marlatt, decd. who wa =
adm'r. of John Piizer. decd, John Shook
and the heirs Of said John Pitzer. decd the
undersigned will offer for rent. for one wear.
from the LIST day of March last. at Public
Auction, TO the highest bidder, on The pre-
misses. on Saturday The 5h day of Man nert.
all that farm (exclnsive ofthe widows dow.
err of which the said John Pitzer died. seiz
ed, situate in the county Of Berkeley, on The
Potomac River, adjoining the lands ofHenry
Bedinger, Charles Downs, and others The
terms as prescribed by the decree are, one
half the rent cash; the balance secured by
bond with approved personal security, paya
BILE on the LIST day Of March, 1898
aTPossession given Immediately
CHS: ID. STEWART, d. for
JOEL WARD. S b &.
April 10. 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-19
An accident occurred on the Railroad. last

An accident occurred on The Railroad, last
week, by which an individual lost his life
1t was occasioned by some error In the ar
rangement Of the Instructions to the pressure
OF the burtbern cars in the descent Of the in
cilned plane; their velocity became so great,
that upon reaching the turn IN the road at
the bottom OF the plane, they were precipi-
tated of the rails with great force. the cars
and their contents receiving considerable
damage. The man who was killed IT appears
was on the front car We feel no disposition
to magnify tee importance of the few acci-
derts that have occurred since the opening
of this great thoroughfare. Our wonder is
that they have not been more frequent -
When we reflect that this is altogether a
matter Of experiment; and that the compa-
ny have no guide in example or experience
in this country. to direct them in their ope-
rations; that all the instruments they are com
PEELED to use, like themselves, are destitute
of the advantages Of practice, we are sur
prIsed that accidents have not been more
frequent. In the transportation of passen-
gers there has not single accident occurred
since the opening Of the road from Frederick
to Baltimore, though the number Of persons
conveyed through, has amounted, as we are
informed, to 100000 --E1aminer.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

Campbell r. del flames G. bearing, SIS;
Zacc. f Cheatham, $50; William Daniel,
jr. 456; Micajah L. Lynch, 1870.
Loudo,m Is del Lewis Beard. $50; Jno.
NJ Harrison. AIS; Timothy Taylor. jr S33;
Chas: Douglas, 1873; John A. Carter, 237;
Chas. Shreve, 1855; Robert T. Lucket., 2 10;
Robert Bayly. 96.-The three first elected
They are friends of Mr. Clay.
Louisa Il del l--Nicholas J. Poindexter is
re elected without opposition. and what is
remarkable, this is said TO be the first instance
of the kind that has occurred in the county
since its establishment, about 60 years ago
Jefferson r. dell-The election for this
county commenced on Monday last, and con.
tnued for three days-The contest was very
animated. and resulted in the complete trl-
umph Of the National Republican candidates.
Jefferson is sound The following is the re
suit.