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tFrom tire Tiu,cs.l
FROM THE non. HENRY ----. TO LADY EMMA -
e Is ''e difficulty tracing his light and GRACEFUL satire
L9spov, March 80.
How c0nc thus bolt without saying farewell:
And the truth -as truth you eH have, my sweet ioils
r. n . 3,s tYo worthy person., 1!wHys itrl oth
rs somehow Away has scc'ss with thoni both.
The snip IN III iunour, the syten in toats,
She calling ON Ilcavcn, and be tn attorney
TIL sometimes, m short, 'twiy his duns aud his dcors,
young gcnu 'mon ri'N being soppd Oh his journey.
But, 10 como to The po,, though you think ,laro say
That t' dent or tie Chorro drives away.
'Pon honor you're ~Iong-such amcrc bngaicllc
A9l tho fact 10. my love, PAN, thus holng poll nnoll
TO got ont OF way orth,so horrii new Peers:
IL, nns 9"ilgc o' cosoncts, iight'ui to think Of
Which Eu5lini IA now, for her sine, the hnk of
This COINAGE OF ,ofcs coin,i all otthem badly,
6 nd ,n!e to bldg Counts to Discount, most sadly.
As plenty ~ fo.i in n Dutch inundauon;
No ,aoltcr from 6nrGns, from in5ls no protection,
And tidpoc young iorjs, too in evory direction,
Thay' created ia haste, jus, to mako Court list Of
Two leg' aud coronot nil they cons'of!
The prospects, quite rshl, what Sir George Rose
rlMy pa1eular Gend) says, is perfectly truc,
Tint, 80 dire the alternative, nobody knows,
'TwiNt the Peers and the Pestencc, what ho'a to do;
niSt George oven doubscoud hc choose his disorder
'F"ixt coffin aud eoTonet, '7hioh he would orders
Til. being $40 case, why, thought, my dear Emma,
Tworo host to fight sy OF so cursd a dilemma;
Ani though confess myself somewhat villain,
Console your sweet heart, aud, week hence from Milan
fhscnd you-some news Of Bclni's last trio.
r. B~-Iia,c jus, rack'dupmy travelling set out,
Things tourist in Italy can't go without
Good for hands haithc of Nloun Cents may chap;
Small presents for ladies,-and nothing so whccilos
4 neat pocket Horace, by which folks nro coxcn'd,
10 think ono knows Latin whcn--pcrlap, doesn't;
Nothing on earth bcng haii such bore
Not knowing tho difference 'twiSt Virgins and rlora.
ANA mind you beware OF damp feet aud now Earls.
4grc tlis crrtler,,-,, la, s,,,.t
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DONE ESTIC.
ARMY MOVEMENTS

We published OH "Wednesday the order directing certain
Of the United States troops 20 assemble Chicago and put
down Black Hawk and his party and we to-day give an.
other order relating 10 the same subject.
General Scott will have command Of the expedition and
his high character accomplished officer and prompt
energetic soldier insure TO the country speedy termina-
ton Of the Col. Twiggs, who wasdrected to take
command Of the recruits and who among the best Off
GERS in service has, understand been assigned To the
performance Of the duties Of Inspector General Of the Tor
ccs. With Gen. Scott on his and Cen Atkinson
first rate soldier, his south and west aided by about
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THNO JEPHTHA LEET;--As you not inhabi-
n tant Of the State of Virginia. you will please take
notice, that shall the l4h day Of July next at Chin
gina proceed TO take the dispositions of Joel Morris and
Others to be read evidence in suit pending in the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
ty OF Powhatan, in the said State, in which plaintiff,
and yourself and others defendants. The said deposit
tons will be taken the day before mentioned, between
o'clock in the forenoon and Of the day. but
should the said dispositions, from any be taken
on that day the will be taken the succeeding day,
between the same hours Yours, &c.
June IL. 10-w4ws JOHN JORDAN.
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Tee Of lsls $780, with tho Chtasaws aud the parties
concerned in the leases made under those treaties
lively We voted against that report the journal OF the
Committee will show We, however, think Il 10 less due
TO our selves than TO the individuals sought impca
ted TO say that did not do now. the
facts disclosed by the report, any others within our
knowledge, sufficient to justify the imputation of fraud
Yours respectfully, Sc, G. G. CLAY,
+. E. PLUMMER.
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WILDWOOD ESTATE.--The Proprietor Of the Elk
M wood estate in the county Of CulPepeF, informs the
public that that desirable property viii be put up pub
lie auction Wednesday the LIST day OF August next,
the premises, unless eligible offer is, in the meantime
made for the same by private For particulars
he begs TO refer his advertisement of last year Any
gentleman wishing for further information may obtain the
by addressing line to John Browning at the Post
Office, Stevensburg Cupeper county Virginia.
The estate consists Of 1891 thereabou lying
compact, with Mansion House in the centre in good
pair aud substantial barns and outbudings Of every de-
scnphon at convenient distance from the Dwelling.
stream through the estate, on which
two mill sites. The property is bounded on side by
the river Rappahannook and extensive bottom Of low
grounds without marsh stagnant water, Of many bun
bred The open lands in cultivation nearly all
level and consist in general, Of rich loams not liable
towash large breadth is in clover, and 1t is
among the best grazing land in tie State Distance iron
Washington City go miles and IS miles from Frederick
burg.
The Editors Of the Wing tho Winchester Republican,
the National Integencer and the Fredericksburg Poi.
cal Arena, will insert the same once in May the LIST and
Eth weeks in June and the 2nd and 3D. weeks in July
Mays. ti17-5s-wt2othJuy] J. BROWNIE
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"TANTED, as Apprentice TO the Printing bust
w ness, active, Intelligent youth Of respectable
connections, from - to 10 years Of age Apply AZ the Of
flee Of this paper.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-The subscribe

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-Tbe subscriber
is authorised to sell privately that valuable estate
which Capt Humphrey &. Watkins formerly resided, stu
acd in King and Queen county at the new Dragon BRIDGE
and Immediately upon the Dragon and upon the main
road leading from King and Queen courthouse to Ur
hanna, IN MiddleseX county, aud containing about bve
hundred and tby-eigh This land IS well adapt
the growth Of and wheat eighty OF which
Dragon low grounds covered with very fine Cypress
trees we'll suited for shingles, plank scanting &c &c
The buildings in good repair for country residences;
should the land not be sold by the 10th Of July next then
will be leased for term Of years. will also sell all the
said RI. G. Watkins interest in other small piece Of
land lying in Middesex county about five miles from Ur
hanna, and adjoining the land OF 7. q. keiningham.
p. I. POLLARD, Agent for ii. G. Watkins
June 10 12-wtdr
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A MILLER WANTED, at Union Mills, Fluvanna
IA County, Wa man without family would be ra-
Their preferred, but small family much objectionable
Full and satisfactory testimonials OF experience, capacity
and skill with other indispensable qualities Of sobriety I,
industry, &c will be expected; and any application with
out producing such may be entitled to full confidence
will be useless.
TIMBERLAKE & JAS. & j. b. MAGRuDER.
June 10. f2-3uf
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against
William Redmond, Thomas Redmond, and VIM. b.
Green, Defendants
The Defendants, William Redmond and Thomas Red
mond not having entered their appearances according
the act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and il
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court that they
not inhabitants Of this State, the motion of the Plain
till by COUNSEL it is ordered that the said Defendants
appear here the first Monday in September next and
enter their appearance and answer the Plaintiffs BILL and
give security for performing the decree OF the Court and
that copy OF this order be inserted in newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond for months
svey and posted the front door Of the Court house
the said county. Copy Tesfe.
WlNSLOW ROBINSON, c.
June 10. lI=MSwH
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Plaintiff,
ROLFE ELDRIDGE, C. c. s. c.
June 49, I2-w8w

Nm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Court continued
IL and held for Buckingham county, the 10th day of
May, 1892:
Henry Adcock, adm'o of Elisha Adcock, decd. Pltf
against
Valentine Scruggs, and Finch Scruggs, cx'or of Allen
Scruggs, decd,
The defendant Valentine Scruggs, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that lie is nhabant OF this
country is ordered That the said absent defendant do
appear here the first day of the August Term and
answer the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy this
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
City of Richmond, for months SUCCESSFULLY and post
ed at the front door OF the Court House of this county
Copy. Tcste, X. ELDRlDGE, c. ID. c.
June IL. I0-wSw
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NOTICE.--The subscribers being very DESTROYS 10
close their administration the estate Of the late Ed
nund iry decd hereby request and notify all persons
having claims against said estate 10 call Lew Jones,
one Of the administrators who has the money ready for all
Justly entitled Those indebted will pay him without de-
lay az we arc determined TO close the business Of the
estate and are now prepared to do So and end toH
LEW JONES, Adm'rs. Of I'd.
W. II. JOHNSON, : Irby, decd
Juno ~ l3-wfw
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LIST CLASS.
l. George w. Ward, Massachusetts,.
2. Robert V. Smith, Mississippi
3. Benjamin S. Ewell, Virginia
4. George w. Cass, Ohio
5. Jacob w. Bailey, Rhode Island.
2d CLASS.
l. Jonathan G. Barnard, Massachusetts,
2 Frederick A. Smith, Massachusetts,.
8. William H. Sidell, New York
a. George w. Cuum, Pennsylvania
g. Rufus King, New York
Sd CLASS.
L. William Smith, New York.
3 Harrison Lougborough, Kentucky.
B. John Saunders, Florida.
g. John F. Lee, Virginia.
D. James Duncan, New York.
4th CLASS.
!. George NJ. Legate, New York
2. Thomas Il. CAN'T, Virginia.
3. Cha's. III. Bgelow, Massachusetts.
3. Cha's j. Whiting, Maine.
8. Montgomery Blair, Kentucky.-.N. Y finer.
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WEST POINT

The annual examination this institution closed ON Sa
of the Board of Visitors That il will be favorable hpblv
favorable in its views both OF the general utility of that
school, and oil the present remarkable proficiency of the
Cadets in all the branches taught there doubted
by any one whose fortune IL may have been witness the
recent examination We know that surpassed the ex-
pecaon oil several who were prepared expect great
deal The knowledge acquired by such application and
thoroughness OF learning alone carry young man
through the ordeas OF these examinations must in after
ME- whatever be his career, prove public benefit The
rolls OF general merit having been arranged lay before
our readers the names of the five Cadets each class
1882 " ''
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HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES,, !

=, JuHc IUth, ISJZ.
GENTLEMEN In the U. s. Telegraph of this morn
ng in an editorial commentary the Report OF the Com
intce ON Public Lands, under the head The fraud
tabiished, among other things, it is said. The proof
now Is concnsveso much that the bodct par,izans
oil General Jackson. who were on the Committee were
compelled to admit the sh, and subscribe to the Report"
The tendency OF the whole article is to iinpuie fraud TO
the Commissioners, who negotiated the Treaties of 1918
and $780, with the Chickasaws, and to the parties con-
ccrned in the leases, connected with those Treaties re-
spectvely. AS you members OF the Committee by
whom the Report made have to request YOU to
state, whether you considered, them now consider the
facts disclosed by the Report any others within your
knowledge, sufficient 10 justify the inpuations alluded
or whether such imputaion intended TO be made
attn, very respectfully, your obedient servant
c. C.. CLAY.
Hon. Joseph Duncan, RdiliG Boon, I'm. " Lrrin
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June %.

Nm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA;-- Rules holden in
h the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the County of Buckingham the fourth
day of June, 1882:
Samuel Sanders, Plaintiff
against
Thomas Sanders executor of Samuel Sanders decd and
in his own right Francis Sanders, William Sanders James
Nj. Sanders James Purcell and Mary his wife, formerly
Mary Sanders, Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders Stephen
Sanders and Elizabeth Sanders, Defendants.
The defendants James Purcell and Mary his wife Cal
vim Sanders, Samuel Sanders, Stephen Sanders and Eliza
beth his wife, not having entered their appearance and
given security according the of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
dcncc, that they not inhabitants of this country II is
ordered that the said absent defendants do appear here
the first day OF the next September term, aud the
bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the City
Richmond, for two months successfully, aud posted
front door Of the Court House of this County.
Copy-Testc,
ROLFE ELDRIDGE, C. c. s. c.
Inn
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N HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-A rules held for the
~ Circuit Superior Court of Law Chancery for Ches
terheld County in the Clerks Office thereof in tho month
of June, 1882:
Daniel Rudd, Zacharah Rudd, Elizabeth Rudd and
Harriet Rudd; the said Zachariah Elizabeth and Harriet
being infants of tender years, by William Gooe Jr their
next friend, Plfs.
against
Robert +. Branch, who administrator OF Leonard
Rudd decd, Henry Tatum and VIM Talbot, DTS
The defendant, Robert F. Branch, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is inhabitant of this
Commonwealth, is ordered that the said Branch APP
pear here the first day of August and an
swer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy of this
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in the
City of Richmond for two months successfully and posted
at the front door of the Court House of this county.
Cupy-Teste, l.. NUNNALLY, ID. G.
June %. l3-ts
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1000 kisndly Msnomonss Indians, Black Hawke emily
chance oil escaping tho punishment due TO his crimes will
be In retreang TO the side of tho Mississippi, while
is yet in his power to do so.
The recruits and artillery here will leave to-
Scott aud Cooncls Twggs and Crane. 1t due to Ma
or Payne TO notice the iact that ,phin 6y hours after
no received his orders for moving from Baltimore and
without the slightest previous notice. he was in this city
with his command. He arrived on Tuesday evening;
and last evening only the first part OF Major Pcrccs
mand reached this city from their station New Castle,
Deiaware.-'N. T. Co,T. y Eng, June D.
-, hD,urASr GrsENAL', orrer,
- - WAsiuScroS June lS, 1852
L. La conformity with provisions of paragraph g. OF
der No. oil, dated the 18th of June the following
officers are hereby relieved from detachment duty, aud
VIII iorthw proceed to join their respective companies
on tho line of March for Chicago
LIST Regi. OF Artillery, I'd Lieut. T.. S. Sbley.
3d Regt OF Artillery, LIST Lieut. ID. L. vinton.
4th Regt. OF Artillery, Brevct Captain James Monroe:
st Lieuts Pickcll aud Searie; I'd Lieut. Cram Drum
Norton, and Brcvet 2d Lieut.. Ridglcy
2d Infantry, I'd Lieut. lizard.
I'd Lieut. Haniord, and Brevct I'd Lieut. Ritner of the
9Th Rcgt OF Infantry will proceed forthwith Join their
respective companies ut St Louis elsewhere as crcum
stances may direct.
q Breve Colonel Eus,is will etach one other compa
ny from Fort Monroe with instructions TO the Captain
Join, without delay, the battalion previously ordered to
Chicago.
3. Colonel Euss is assigned 10 the command of all the
Artillery ordered to the frontier and will accordingly
port Tor instructions 10 Brevct Major General Scott; and
Brcvet Lieut. Colonel Worth Major of Odnance) is as,
signed duty in the Staff of that General to whom lie
VIII report IN person Tor orders. by order,
II. JONES. Adult General
We learn that Gen DODGE of Illinois, has been offer
cd the command oil the new mounted corps authorized by
Congress, 10 he raised Immediately for the of
the peace OF the Northwestern Frontier This appoint
ment will give great satisfaction.
The Gaencan Of the 30th ult contains an account of
council held at the head OF the Four Lakes the 10Th
that month"; by Gen Dodge commander of the lower mi
a Henry Gratiot, Sub Indian gent, the part Of the
United States Old Turtle. Spotted Arms Little Black,
SILVER and Man Eater who represented by his sister
and daughter with their Braves and Warriors OH the part
Of the Wnncbago Indians.
From the talks which passed between the Gen and Sc
veral oil the CHIEFS which given at length the most
friendly feeling appears TO be entertained by those Indians
towards the United States; and disposition manifested
by them to take any part in the hostile movements OF the
Sacs and Foxes-I5.
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June 10th, 1892.
DEAR SIRIour note referring TO an editorial article
on the report made by the Committee on Public Lands in
relation TO the leases made by Lewis and Currn of re-
servaton OF Indian Lands under the treaties OF 1918 and
1880, has been received
We unhesangy say, that by agreeing to this report
we did not intend to mpuie fraud 10 any of the parties
concerned The extent that ielt authorized to 70
from The facts before us TO determine that the com
missoners who concluded the treaty OF $780, had trans
cended their power and auhority aud the Committee ex-
Pessy state IN their report that is but fair presume
that the commissioners had acted under mistaken view
OF their power, and Of the facts.
with great respect, your obcdient servants
JOSEPH DUNCAN
II. BOON.
WIN. w. IRWIN
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June L

I'm CERY-VIRoINIA.-At rules held in the
q Office of the Clerk OF the Circuit Superior Court
Law and Chancery of Northumberland county, 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, Compts
against
Edward Coles, late Sheriff of Northumberland county,
and in that character administrators of William Gordon
ceased, Martha I. Gordon Julianna V. Gordon, Caha-
rine Nelms, Samuel Downing, George Downing, Thomas
5. 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-
nistrator OF Joseph Conway deceased having
his appearance and given security, according
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is nhabant 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 compainants; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
shcd in the city OF Richmond for months
y, and posted at the front door of the this
county. Copy, 5. a. NJ. LELAND, c. c.
May Is. 3-wSw
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EN- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rules holden in
n the Clerks Office of the County Court OF Charlotte,
the 4th day of June, 1892
William Marshall Executor of Allen Gillian, decd,
ni,tiM
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-By the
last will of James Webb, decd we arc Direct
ed to sell the following tracts OF land, THE
on which said James Webb resided at the time OF his
which lies in the county of King and Queen, upon the
stage road between Richmond and Tappahannock about
thrlytwo miles from the former place, and thrco
miles from the place known by the of Dunkirk,
upon the Matapony river, TO which place said river il
navgabe for large boats and lighters This contains
nearly thousand acres, large portion which may
be considered ertle and considerable part of il very
well mbered The situation is very healthy and agreea
Bile, and the land has II large and handsome
dwelling house III good repair and il has besides album
dance OF other buildings which mott good repair AL
hundred which lies in Essex county, the south
side oil Piscataway Creek, about five miles below Tap
pahannock, and upon the road leading from Tappahannock
to Urbanna in Middlesex county This has upon
no buildings Of any value, the dwelling house having
burnt some years pas but likewise considered healthy
and IL well mbered with the best white oak and from the
site OF the ancient dwelling house there is good view of
the Rappahannock river. The Pscaaway Creek which
the boundary OF the tract the North is navsabe
large vessels quite up the road from Tappahannock TO
other tract, to wit that upon which Mr. Anthony Haynes
resides lying i'll Essex county, about ten miles below Tap
Palannock, Immediately upon the Rappahannock river.
This tract contains upwards of four hundred acres is very
healthy and FERTILE and has upon ii dwelling house OF
convenient sZe which, with a small expenditure, NAV be
made very comfortable and desirable well other
buildings necessary for the plantation Being required by
the will OF Testaor TO sell the said lands privately
invite and solicit all persons who may be disposed pr
chase to and the lands and make such propositions
tract will be shewn by Mr. Thomas Smith who lives upon
IT. the second by Doctor William Smith, who lives with
Mr. Anthony Haynes, and telas by Mr. Anthony Haynes
himself ALEXANDER FLEET
JAMES SMITH,
Executors Of James JPe6b, deed.
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VHNHE subscribers having connected themselves, oge-
Il ther under the firm and style of Felix Matthews &
Co. beg leave TO inform their friends and the public gene
rally, that they have taken that well known former
ly occupied by Mr. William Dabney, head Of III street,
Shocke Hill, where they offer 10 their friends and the pub
lie generally, carefully selccted and general assortment
Of Groceries, which will be sold good any
other house in this city. Farmers country Merchants
and others respectfully invited 10 give them cali;
all orders will be carefully attended TO, They hope from
their long experience in business be able give gene
raj satisfaction, aud solicit share Of public patronage
Also, they prepared TO receive all kinds Of country
produce storage. FELIX MATTHEWS.
June 10. [i1--w3w] WILLIAM ROCK.