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n ~ viraa o. II deed Of Trust, executed to the
- subaif!5 7, by William Wool, betrng dot
iho 2i,h day Of April, l5e9, and duly reoordcd IN
tie county CON-. Of Dodtora, le Viii proceed 10 sen
on Saturday The 81 day ofNovcmhlr nckt, ifiair, if
not the next fair day public auction, for cash the
following property, VIZ two Negro Women, Betty
and ayll, and three children, Mary, Frederick
aud MARTA and their increase tcscthfg with all the
Horses, Stock, Plantation Gtcns,la, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, or 50 much Thereof as may br
necessary u satisfy the PROVISIONS OF sad deed
The snle Will take place at The residence OF sad
Woods, about iorn m,les from Cheese Creek
Church, on til, rosd to Waugh Ferry. The I'm.
dcrsisned, acting us trustee, will convey only such
tile u, is vested in him.
FRANCIS MERIWErIIER,
OCT % tbs
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IA. faea. tr,a.. In lioi.e.fon u. Eclla.al
Mct,.o.se John /. i'ssls, ilaahew Pate, Wi
lam 81 se>herr
A f,sfs,s .>tete alar;io BUNS. Thomas Sale
Setafa Hubbard Na,4iy CqSI,s s.oeuel poinlox.
ter, - Pete, iiauler S., lessee Spinner
iltnrv .aik. ieere Hatcher lehaG Noel.
dttizsse Crt,. e.iat si-- Nathaniel | Manson,
Jool saey, D4lil Mei,.m,cL Geaianin Wigslns
ton Jalin Moth, William OgIcshy Anasa "
Holmes. Austin w. Hunter, Hiram CAcaIwool
Evan snead.
pointed II attend at the Gonrl House be empower
cd 10 add Ia ther own committee, and e, those n
tho precincts that sald committee procure sui
hcient nulnhor OF tickets, and made such ds;abn.
ton ofthom they may thuk proper, and further,
that they request suitable persons 10 address the
people nj the Court iiouse and p,osint,s on tbs da
of elertiop.
I'm aetion, Rcs5tssl, that the proceedings Of
this meeting I've published ia the Vrsmllh al
Constitutional Wing
SAMUEL HANCOCK, C3AU4GH
10 Nif.aDN SffffYdfH
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rRJSI SALE.


81 ssfihp Of sAeltRftks q al
I'd subscr'arr ~ Jo.a Atdsrse6. bSsf;ok No
The lsshdsy al Jaly 1929. saa 'inly recorded n
the Clerk. o;'ier cftsc count, eon't ~ Campbell
w. efa.. VII proceed 10 sri, on Friday ttc
oh day of Spvrrnrf nrsi, ~ The PREM. fes nj pst-
lie suction. Tor rash, the tract oi lana on ~iis
The said Iubn A,i'et-nn A. rrsst' fetfHss. Iyirs
sud bsrg IN h. ~aiefs 81 s;oa,~ treS., IN III
ep,y ui Csnt1rli. m; a,ppasga 10 cnuis.n ~ .
hundred snj II fs.is acre, a,,,,.ni,g rbs la,ds
u ,yi " Q,s,rf, ani otn.rs. The ua lsrs,gnrt'.
acting T'estess Ill convey nniy such title rs j.
vestra ~ rs .ati deed, WI III se bclieve 10 be
pe,ief, god. WILLIAM FRANKLIN.
ciaOLUs q TERRY. Trustee.
oct 81 IDS
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DA1NTS Now opening a large supply Of
u Hhife Lead, in Oil and Dry, Spanish Brown
IN Oh nd Dry-AnJ also, supply of the Pure
German White Lead, in Oil and Dry, admitted TO
be superior TO Al. Other Lead.
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
Oct. Is its
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COMNlU NlCATlONS.
MsSsAY, 22d Oct. 1881.


Ncssrs. Edilevs-I am wei aware OF what your
esponden, " Ho,spur,' would beat, II he kaeto
hoir-but his device Is too shallow, a,tl will dis
appoint hm--ue snllho, eemo of with tbs vu!-
gar slang oi the day. itat ietatercr is nd d.
aicd, IS aimtaed"-Know, then, that although
heretofore sufficiently yplieit, for any candid pur-
pose-yct, To leav3 H,,spar" no ground for his
atiGce 10 rest upon aud rs il is no, in his nature
to be satisfied with any thing like dcccn, repusion,
l say then, that his imputatons fa!sc, and no,
only false but malietoaS.- Now, as he tells us, he
= believes" he can prove " any thing TAatere''-
let his witnesses be produced and only ASK the
privilege allowed a crimtnai--.o cross-examine
them am aware also, that the stream ot agony
which flows from human misery, IS the natural cc-
nGnt. which panlers 10 his ritidicd appetite, and
contributes Ia his feaaiSt am8ameHt'-bu: all
this shall avail hun nothing in my case Like him
of Roanoke, I" would not touch him with pair
of tongs' and for the same reason that | would
avoid auoherliRie eBeAder, whose ontg annoyance
lis in the odoar of his 6raSi.--A single remark
more aud am cone with iiotspur,n uow and
oroyor--ne resembles his fayoriic Shakespeare in
one respect, ana one only wot he was bred an
u ostcr,' SO FAR Us can judge firm his figures
u speech all savouring strongly VI the eowpcn
and stable, ol " compost and muck but unlike
Shakespeare IN every olherqaalty- his mawksh,
muck earn. GENIUS was never destined 10 rise n
bove the Athy confines OF some con- GENIAL dung
heap.
May now DC permitted 10 mike my final bow.
aud say 10 tie next Uat " ho would a,sail PR
Wna{iy thloash tho press hi as a o9icafd- there
IS 10 concealnlent about me- and am accessible u
! every n,In who ha, to do with ne-Once more and
! tor all, fHE CHAIRMAN"
Is p" The Chairman" will perceive that we
have omitted ,ha. part Of his communication, 80
which he lakss us to task with some severity fol
Publishing the articles siensd Alpur.o Our
REASONS 10, doing this are, la, We are not amena
plt 10 " IN, tharman' icr course ami be-
cause we have no d sire 10 engage in 4 controvcr
sy with him, ao wc should be compelled 10 do, yer,
! we to give publicity to his OMITTED remarks II,
has enough TO do to fen Oh the blows OF iIo,spur
We c:.unot be provoked 10 strl!ls at one AHEAD,
PROSTATE, even trough he seeA invite TIC aitac
by his ieNolenee Ilmsolhe sssailau, of lhc Bar
bour party through the melium of our column
What RIGHT has he 10 COMPLAIN, that, IN det,mdn
themselves, they have, Go U.s. Mr.. R.tchies elias
sieal Phrase) ."I''ea Tue Was, i'aniI'Ha''heI "''
Africa = he c)mnancaj the controversy mos
wantonly and unnecessarily and no., bccau5
his back bleed, under the lash he wines forth hi
c',mpan.s ahou: the d-aency, nasnauilni,y, mor
atty and religion otlhe press Bot, enough 9TH
subject. We hope the Chairman may reap hi
" reward from the powers that br Tor this asrSect
fion. lir wiJb sure OF an office should the Her
and Martin triumph. The NUMBERS OF Hotspu
81" .usiSe him an Euhas,y TO the Kckapoos,
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED.. on Wednesday evening the lo'h
INST. ii Rcd I'LL by the Rev Nm. :. Rcld, Nj
CHAMpE CARTER to Miss MARY w. l..
MONTGOMERY both OF Amherst
-, On HE 10 ins, 10y the Rev q w Ash
bridge, Mr.. HENRY CLAY, Jr son of Henry
clay. Esq OF Kentucky, To Miss Maria 1ulia,
daughter OF dc late fhomas Pra,hel, Esq OF Lou.
Isyi1r
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Valuable I,anA iov sale

vNNlE SrBCRIDER oli4,s Tor sale. thu, very
- valuable Tract Of fand, Formerly tho property
OF Isabella No5>'er. decd situated in Eedofj eoun.
ty, on each sls of Hunting Creek, and tlnat four
mics south of Oasis & pfa8tou's old sinr., con
tanning 100 acrcs, and adjoining the Lands o.
stephen Gpsgln, Nosllg NaGocis, Thomas Nor
gan and others Upwards Of one half of the above
land ia onelearcd 10 aeres Of which is low
ground calculated ior meadow, md he hole con
slorcd intt.or 10 none III tho ncshborhood for To
bacco The cleared lnhd produces cxeeilrn crops
oisnall cram, and 10 VEL enclosed the improve
maul9 are comfortable wool dwelling. md ncccs-
sary out houses, with variety Of Fruit Trees af
ftdng fruit sufficient Tor fimly use Tie hand IS
well whereby number q never falling eprlngs,
situated IN healthy and pleasant neishhnrhood,
and within three NILS of two Merchant Mills.
The Subscriber is DESTROYS Of dlspslng II the above
property privately, and viii receive propositions
until the 18th OF December next, il not dlspostd Of
before that tln,o. hs II u presumed ne per'on dc
airous OF purchasing, would 10 SO without first
viewing the SAME, they respectfully invited To
examine iof Themselves, and the subscriber rest
dug on the premises, Will make known the terms
whirh he HOPES viii be accommodating, TO those
wi,ain; 70 plrehu, ALEX. IRVINE,
Dc, -, w1,v
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r. The Synod OF Virginia will commence II.
session onih,s day,m the I'd Presbyterian Church
Divine service q, Il O'Clock
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
LPNCKBCRG.
' NiE subscriber has leased, for term of years
n that large, commodious aud well known cs
Establishment, the
WARRINGTON rIorcr.

SITUATED on third street. near the centre Of the bust
ness and population Of the Town of I.ynchbur BUSH
lie respectfully informs his friends and the pub
dIc generally, that he has spared neither pains nor
expense IN fitting up and furnishing the House and
Stables IN the best mariner. His Table and Bar
will be furnished with the very best that the mar
ket will suppy-1is Stables will be always well
stocked with provisions, and under the supcrinten-
dence of the most careful Ostlers; order, attention
and rolIteness will be strictly observed towards
every guest IN every department; and his charges
will be moderate. The subscriber confidently
therefore, asks the patronage OF both travellers and
citizens, having determined on keeping, in every
respect, FRS + RATE HOUSE.
A. HATCHER.
Sept 81 Gwif
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eEsp.g Lbs BURGUNDY PITCH
'>S"D'% 90 Plaster skins Burgundy pitcl, and
GamphoGstcd Rugmdy Pitch Plas'crs, for sale Ivy
HOHEL AYES
Oct II it's
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A, meeting of the friends ofJackson and Bar
boar, held a. Amherst C. II. on Monday 18th Oct,
Champe Garter, Esq, was called to the chair, and
Rob, Camu, Esq. appointed Secretary.
On notion the following resolutions were adop-
ted.
Resolped, Tha, the following gentlemen be added
10 the Jackson and Barbour committee .. vigilance
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-23

On two Lots Fairfax street, each 81 feet 'front.'
thirty dollars and forty cents
On I.ot on Fairfax, near Franklin. street, 70 feet
front, sixteen dollar. and sixty seven cents
On Lot on Fairfax street, 80 feet Il inches 'front.'
fifteen dollars and twenty cents,
On Lot on Columbus street, As fel front, twenty
two dollars and fifty cents
On Lot corner of Prince and Fayette streets. TWEEN
ty dollars
(rTThe sale on Wednesday, the 18Th of July, viii
commence at o'clock in the morning, IN front OF the
Sugar House on the first described Lot on Washington
street And on Thursday, the 18th OF uy, Will com
mence at 10 o'clock in the morning, on or near Inc
premises first described be sold that day. at the
corner of Franklin and Columbus streets.
Terms made known at the time and places OF sale.
$ II %ns. Fs :. ;$sssr. Trustees
June 12-eots WI. ID MUTT auch'hcer.
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John GWGlipp,

(LATE FROM BHLII-nOhE'/
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends afd me puo'
lie generally, hat he intends carrying on The
DYING BUSINESS,
onnoste A. kewton's Hotel in the house lately oceu
lied By Samuel Isaacs, where he will dive Ladies' and
fen,,emens Garments Of every description IN the best
manner; cleanse, bleach, and curl Frnges OF Mer'no
and Cashmere shaws; also Leghorn Bonnets OF every
ds.cr IN: also Grapes and silks ofevery descriptions
Csuze shswls, Silk Hose, Bombazines, &c.
June 16-d3m
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AN ACT for the adjustment and settlement of the
claims of the State OF South Carolina against the
United States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Represen-
tatyes of the United States of America Congress as.
se,bed, That the proper accounting officers of the
Treasury be- and they are hereby, authorised and di
rected to oudate and settle the claim of the State of
South Carolina against the United States for interest
upon money actually expended by her for military
for the use and benefit Of the United States and
count of her militia whilst in the service of the United
States during the late war with Great Britain; the
money so expended having been drawn by the State
from fund upon which she was then receiving interest
Sec 2. And be it further enacted, That in ascertain
ing the amount of interest to be paid aforesaid the
State of South Carolina interest shall be computed up
on expended by the State for the and benefit
the United States, aforesaid, and which have BEEN
or shall be repaid South Carolina by the United States
Sec g. And be it further enacted That the following
claims of the State of South Carolina against the Unit
ed States which have been heretofore disallowed, in
consequence of their not coming within the regulations
of the Government, shall be adjusted and settled that
y TO say:
First The cost of certain cannon-bals purchased
rocured by the said State for her military defence DUR
ing the late war; and rejected by the inspecting officers
Of the United States in of their not being
conformabe to the standard xedby the Department of
War: Provided, That the balls so rejected shall belong
to the United States
Second The amount paid by the State of South
Carolina for the transportation of military stores and
of her troops the service of the United States
aforesaid or recognized by them as having been called
out for that purpose over and above the number Of
ons allowed to each regiment in the army of the United
States. =
Third. The pay or compensation allowed by the
said State to the Paymaster aad Commissary General
and other staff officers, whilst they were respectively
employed in making experimenting disbursements for
the militia the service Of the United States, as aore-
said.
Fourth The sum of seven thousand five hundred
dollars for blankets purchased by the State for the use
Of portion of her militia whilst in the service of the
United States.
Fifth The value of the present contract price Of the
nuskets purchased procured by the State of South
Carolina for her militia, during the late war; when IN
the service of the United States Provided That the
said muskets shall become the property OF the United
States and Provided also, That any part of the said
amount may be received in arms at the contract
price. IT,. .ha sou.,.,
items hereby allowed and the amount Of interest, as
aforesaid shall, when ascertaned be paid out OF any
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker of The House Of Representatives.
]. C. CALHOUN,
Tice President of the United States
and President Of the Senate
Approved, March p, 1882: -
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AN ACT to amend the several acts establishing Ter
ritorial Government in Florida.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of kepresen-
tatves the United States of America in Congress
sembed That there shall be elected one member OF the
Legislative Council in the Territory of Florida, from
the counties of Madison and Hamilton; and one from
the county of Walton in said Territory.
Approved, March %, 1882.
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Brownsville, Col. VIM. H. Nelson.
Bloomington, Judge Allen, P. M.
Carlyle, Harry Wilton, Esq.
Caledonia, G eorge Cloud, p NJ.
Clark County, VIM. B. Archer, Esq.
Carmi, Edwin B. Webb, Esq.
Carrolton, Col John w. Scott.
Charleston, Coles CO., Jas. T. Jones, Esq
Danyille, Amos Williams, Esq.
Decatur, Isaac c. Pugh, Esq.
Edwardsville, David Pickett, Esq
Equality, Stephen R. Rowan, Esq.
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Knox Court House, John G. Sanburn.
Kaskaskia, Sidney Breese, Esq.
La Sale, james B. Campbell, Esq
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BY AUTHORITY.
VS. OF THE UNITED STATES,
PUBLIC No. l0.l

PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE INVENT!
SECOND CONGRESS.
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spared to US, mourning over the wreck
Of the powerful intellect Of this ouce
great man weeping us for first born,
with sorrow that knows no alienation,
a grief that will not be comforted. Let
those who have led him on by craft, now
look upon the crumbling fragmenis Of a
mighty mind, aud gaze in frozen wonder
upon the dark page Of his unrolIfd >des-
tiny. He will stand lone monumcnsof
human fraIlty until his memory is cover
ed with the waters of oblivion.
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this sentiment, l am persuaded, that my
friends concur. Indeed know, that
some Of those, who were most active in
the Charlottesville Convention, did concur
L may likewise add, that there, as
we'll as elsewhere, where my lame has
been presented to the public, the proceed
ings and resolutions, have all been con-
firmatory Of this idea.
Nor, do consider this new ticket as
Iindispensibly necessary to the attainment
of the object, which my friends propose.
For, if from .he course of other States,
should there seem to be reasonable
prospect of my election, think that the
electors nominated by the Legislature
would in that event vote for me. LII on
the contrary, from The Developments in
other states, the prospect fmy election
should appear hopeless, then the e:ecto-
raj vote Of Virginia, even il the ticket
nominated in my favor should succeed
would be uuavailing as it respected me.
Under these circumstances. il is my
wish, that my friends throughout the
State should vote for the Legislature
ticket. do not pretend to dictate to
them hut feel assured that they will
receive these suggestions, in the spirit in
which they are made. l indulge the
hope, that in the present prospect of po-
lilical affairs, they will agree with me,
as to the propriety of this course. Ii,
however, they or any portion of them,
should entertain "A different opinion, l
appeal to their candor and sense of JUS
tce, far correct appreciation Of the
motives which have induced me to make
this communication.
With sentiments Of esteem
l remain yours, respectfully
y. p. BARBOUR.
Thomas w. Gilmer, Esq. Chm. &c.
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Ship N Q w 9.
ENTERED.
The State q Rhode Island and roridence
Plantations.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


Nov. 3, 1892.
Whereas it appears that no election
of "a Governor, Lieutenant Governor or
Senators has been made by majority
of the freemen voting for General Off
GERS at the town meetings holden accor-
ding to the order Of this House on the
twenty-eighth day Of August last !; and
whereas, by the act entitled "An act in
addition to an act entitled an act regu-
lating the manner Of admitting freemen,
and directing the method of eIecting Of
icers in this State" 1t is made the duty of
the House of Representatives in such
case to order a new election.
1t is therefore resolved and ordered,
that new election for the choice of a
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and ten
Senators by the freemen- nf this State
in their respective town meetings be hol-
den on the twenty-frst day ofNovember
instant, according to the provisions OF
said act, and that town meetings for tha,
purpose be duly warned in the several
.towns, and ward meetings in the city OF
Providence, and be holden acc ordingly
on the twenty first day Of November n.
slant, under warrant aud notice from the
Speaker of this House, as ia and by said
act is provided.
a true copy.
GEORGE TURNER, Clerk
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SINGULAR OccURRENCE.-On the 18th
inst, Mr.. Jacob Welshoffer, Sen. of this
county, died, and messenger was des-
patched to Harrisburg to inform his
brother Henry, residing at that place, Of
his demise, when, singular to relate, a
bout half way between The two res,den-
ces, he was met by another messenger,
coming to inform Jacob Of the dec. OF
his brother Henry.
They died on the same day, and about
the same period oftIme.
York PENN Repub.
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DIED.

In South Kingston on Monday 2sIh Oc,o.
Der MIS-. Mary May IN tho 80 year other uge.
after long llness which she bore with great
patience andreslgnstion.
ln this Town on Wednesday last. Of con
sumption, Capt. Remington Southwick, aged
20 Yeas.
On Thursday evening, Mrs. Mary Mawds
ley, widow Of Capt John Mawdsley. aged
60 years.
At Middletown on Monday last, Mrs. Sar-
ali Barker, wife of Isaac Barker, Esq. aged
n years.
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VIRGINIA.

GFJudge Barbour withdraws from the
Ticket dominated for him by the Char
lottesville Convention, and declares
his wish, ssthat (his) friends through
out the State should vote for the Leg
Islature Ticket!
10 the Editors Of the Trginia .Adrocate e.
GENTLEMEN
/ have received the following commu-
nication from Judge Barbour, which you
are requested to publish.
Very respectfully, Yours,
THoMAs w. GLMER.
Ocr. Oath, 1892
S,R---I beg leave through you as the
Chairman of the Corresponding Commit
tee of the Convention which met in
Charlottesville in June last to make
known to my friends in Virginia, my
feelings and wishes IN relation to the
divided electoral ticket, lately presented
to the people Of Virginia.
Iam aware that under the circumstan-
ces in which the committce were placed,
and the resolution ofthe Convention un-
der which they acted, they could not have
acted otherwise than they did.
Recent events, however, have excited
doep soIicitude in my bose m, in relation
to that subject Within very few days
and Jus, upon the eve Of the election.
perceive the opposition prints in various
quarters congrotulating themselves upor
this DIVISION in our ranks, and sxuliingly
anticipating triumph from that cause
II, ms these prints seem TO suppose, Their
anticipated triumph should bo realized-
if, in consequence Of the divided ticket
II should SO happen. that the vote OF s'r
ginia, should be lost TO the present
Chief Mo gistrate, it would be to me
source Of the deepest regret. For IRON
the commencement, have been opposed
I 10 taking any course which would IN an,
dcgree, endauger has reelection. j.
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A GREAT VARIETY OF
WOOIIen Goods :

Broadcloihs, Cassimeres, Sattnetts, Pc
tcrshsm, Flushing and Pilot cloths, Devon.
shire and Canton Kerseys. common g. Goats
hair Canblets, Flannels, Baizes g. Bookings,
Point Blankets; - 10 II e. 1874 Rose
Blankets--Tcgether with many other desira-
BILE articles, which, added 10 their former
stock makes their assortment well worthy
tho attention Of purchasers, and at such low
prices az will not disappoint their most san
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