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UhOCbhf subscribers have
1 y associated themselves in business under IMe 6rn 81
Powei y Atkinson, aud offer for sale at their store in the
ne" Psrt Of the Columbian Hotel, nearly fronting Shoe.
W. y "'enouse, ana directly opposite Mr.. David Ander.
son. Jr', a genuine and we'll selected assortment of Groce.
res which they are prepared to sell low, either by whole
save or retail; they will at all times keep a good assert.
shey invite the attention and solicit the patronage of their
nieiius ana the public at large, assuring them that they
VIII use every means in their power to give genuine and
'n" satisfaction. 10 their country friends generally, thew
oter their services, AS general Commission Agent. and
,eel assured from their long experience and know ledge in
business, and living directly in the business part of the
S,,,ty' convenient to all OF the Warehouses;, Manufsctutino
MINIS, aud the Basin, they will be enabled TO dispose Of
SoVantageously' all kind Of produce that may be sent TO
men, and pledge themselves to use their utmost exertions
10 promote the interest Of all those who NAV entrrs, IN
them the transaction Of any business.
EDMUND POWELL.
GEORGE w. ATKINSON.
warren T. 09-2aw3w
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ESDsIs'aeY


From tho Loplun Literary Sizettc.1
USE or PiEENOLOGY.
Away with all doubt aud niissiving.
Now Lovers must woo by the hOuk-
lhcre's an ond To- all rick pnl decuiving,
No man can De caught BY "a look.
Bright eyes or "a luvo- rtrCdilR dimblc
No lOIgcr their witchrrv ntns
That lover Indeed must be Simple
who yields to SO silly q thine.
No moro need We 1y the bright glanccs
Where Cupid shot arrows of yoie;
10 skulls let us limit our tlncics,
And Love by thc bumps We explore
Oh now we eau tell in minute
nat late VIII 10" ours when we wed
Tho heart has No passion within II
That - not engraved on the huad.
The first ;imo I studied the science
With jane, aud | cunaut toll how.
twas not tll the eve OF alliance
caught the FIST glimpse of her brow.
CdltsaldR finely expanding,
The largest | happened 10 sec:
such Arguments lar too commanding,
Thought, to be p~tactisch on me.
Then Nancy came next aud each feature
~ midi as an angels appears;
] veniuted tho sweet htle creature,
To take a peep over her ears
DcStrUctfrrHFss, tpfUhle omen,
Most Niicl, developed lid lie!
Though perhaps N Is common IN womnn,
Aud hearts may he all they dcsiroy.)
Tho organ Of speerl was in Fanny;
l shuddered,-'twas terribly strong!
Then He'd, for Id rather that any
Than that To my wife should belong.
l next turned my fancy to Mary
she swoTo she loved nothing but me:
How the look and the index could vary,
For nought but scgiOre did / SOC.
Locality, silly botrayisg
In Helen a passion 10 roam,
Spoke such prediction for s~trayinz,
Thought i-shell m never at home.
Oh. some were so low in the forehead,
never could settle my mind;
While Others had all that YEAS houid
In terrible s~welliugs behind.
Al length twas my lot To discover
Tho finest oc skulls I believe,
To please or 10 puzzle n lover.
That Spurzhcim or Gall could conceive.
'Tvouid take n whole ag6 To droyphur
Tho bumps upon t%,nily's hcnd
So ] said, I will settle for lilo here,
And study them Uilor WV 70 we'd.
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overwhelmingly Henrico Superior
$ud1 Law and Chancery, Nav 25th, 1892:
Richard l., Bohannan adm'or. OF Alexander l.. Bohan-
nan, deceased, Thomas Brosinham and Seaton w. Crump,
plaintiffs.
against
Herbert A. Claiborne adm'or. of I. II. whiuocke, de.
ceased, VIM. d.. Wbitlocke, Nathaniel b. Whitlocke and
Robert E., Andrew s., Mary II. aud Martha b. Whit.
locke, infants, by the said William ID. whitlocke their
guardian, specially assigned TO defend them in this suit,
Defts.
This cause came on this day to be heard by consent of
the adult parties by their counsel, and OF the infants by
their guardian assigned, on the hill and answers, and peti-
tons OF the plaintiffs, Thos. Brosinham and Seaton w.
Crump, and was argued by counsel. On consideration
whereof, the Court doth adjudge, order and decree, that
the defendant, Herbert A. Claiborne, render before one of
the Commissioners OF this Court, an account OF the estate
OF his intestate, lizard b. Whitlocke, which hath come TO his
hands, and OF his administration thereof, and stating spe.
cially such debts paid by him out of the personal estate of
his said interstate, as were binding upon his heirs or real
estate.-And the Court doth further order, that the same
Commissioner do take an account of all the real assets of
the said interstate, as well as am account of the outstanding
debts due from his estate, after causing the usual advertise.
ment fixing a peremptory day for creditors to. come in, and
prove their claims before him, TO be published for four
pers printed in the city OF Richmond, aud of their amount
and dignity, and report the said accounts to the Court with
any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by him
self, or which may be required by the parties so stated.
A Copy. Tesle, j.. ROBINSON, C.. C.
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"A mEklCAN ECLlPSE.-In the contract between
IN Capt. }. J. Harrison and Walter Livingston. Esq in
relation to the season OF Eclipse, the present year, now in
my possession, there Is the following clause
There is to be no insurance of any 49,, and uo
g horse is 10 be advertised in such manner, and under such
restrictions, that the whole Of the money. as well the
SAID Livingstone part, as the said Hartfson's is 10 be
- payable TO Edward Is. Hicks, asthe agent OF both parties +"
The price OF the season is sixty dolllrs.-That gentle.
men al a distance who patronize Eclipse, NAV know
Where ana 10 whom TO remit, this is made public. Cant.
Harison's advertisement at large, is forthcoming, 10 which
the friends Of Eclipse are referred Tor more fuIl informa.
ton. My address is LdtCrenceviue, Brunswick co,friy.
Hirgirid. EDWARD n ItCES5'
req z@' 0l-2aw4wF
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NOTICE-Was committed to the Jail of Prince vii.
~ Tam county, on the 9th day Of December last mu-
iaito man, asa runaway, who calls himself William Hvden.
tie " about ~ or II years Of age, bright mulauo. about 8
ieet ! or 8 inches high. He had on an old black fur hat.
ana an old blue cloth coat and pantaloons. lie denies mai
ne mas any master, but contends that lac il free, and was
travelling from Ohio to New York. lie has no nansrs
whatever IL there be any owner, he is requested TO come
forward as the law requires and take him away.
Is. BRAWNER,
Tailor Prince Waiam County, Direinia.
""''" 99-w12t
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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

H'IchfH0Hd, ION Eco, 1888. !
Inc parties Interested will please take notice, that l have
appointed the Goth day of March next, TO commence the
accounts directed in the regoing order of Court, on which
day, at9 O'Clock, A.. M, they are required TO attend at my
onlce In this city, with their accounts, vouchers and docu-
ments, ready Tor examination and settlement.-And the
creditors Of lizard B. Whitlocke, decd, are hereby mott
he'd to lay and prove their claims before me, at the same
time and place. HILARY BAKER. Confer.
Feb. 81. g3-wAv
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NAVY CoMMIssIoNERs' OFFrcE.)
February 20lh, 1888.
VH BLOCKS.-The time for receiving bro
LIVE Posals, for Masking Cast Iron Mooring Blocks n
der the Commissioner Advertisement of The 3Olh nI,i,oo
is extended to the 20th March. ~
March 2. n, ,oo.t
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tLASSiCAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
~ There are four vacancies in the subscriber school.
which he wishes TO 6ll.-Terms, 900 for ten months.
Address the subscriber, near Montpelier, Hanover. Wiz.
Blna; HERMON DAVIS,
req H. IS9-wuJ ARnhed, Hanover County.
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d ~ MONDAY the 18Th February, the Stage Coach from
~ richmond to Fredericksburg will commence run-
mug daily, anu arrive the same evening at Washington
CITY by tic splendid Steam boat Sydney-From wash.
ing'on, TO Baltimore and Philadelphia, The lines will com
menee on me same day. Travellers from the North and
SCUM WIZ hnn no delay. T.. PORTER s. CO..
February 10. gz-tf
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N northumberland

I'm
County Court, lIth February, 1888:
Thomas Morrison and Eliza, his wife, CompPts.
Against
WIN. Pickering and John Pickering, under the age of
twenty-one years, Defts
ms day came the plaintiffs and exhibited their bill.
whereupon VIM. w. Appleby is appointed guardian ad
n'em TO the infant defendant, John Pickering, who filed
ms answer-andt the Defendant, VIM Pickering, not hav-
ing entered bis appearance and given security, according
to the act of Assembly and the rules of this court: and #
appearing 10 the se'isieetion of this court, that he is not
an inha5iiant oil this Commonwealth-on me nouyn OF
r'"'"uns, ny tIei' counsel, il is ordered, that the said do
Iehu"ht 90 appear here, on the second Monday in Nav
next ana answer the bill of the plaintiffs otherwise the
court VIII take the same for confessed, and decree accord
ihgly' ana that a copy OF this order be inserted in Soma
newspaper published in the City of Richmond, for two
Inoh'hS successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of This county, on two successive cour, d. We
Feb. 90. o.
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uN CHANCERY-YIRGINIA.-At Rules hol3en in
u the Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Louisa county: the 7h day Of
January, 1888:
James M. Trice, administrator de boni, non of Patsy T.
Trice, decd, and also administrator de bonis non of Mar
tina c. Trice, deed. Plaintiff.
against
Edmund P%endleton, John b. Pendleton, Peter s. Barrett
and Matilda w. his wife, formerly Matilda w. Psndle-
ton, Philip b. Winston, William o., Bickerton L., Philip
H., John r., Edmund T., Barbara j., Joseph p, and
Overton Nj. Winston, William B. Phillips and Barbara O..
his wife, Joseph w. Pendleton, John Vowles and Lucy
A.. his wife, Francis Johnson and Catharine II. his wife,
Thomas nj. P%endleton, William ]. Pendlcton and Frances
s. Pendleton, Defendants.
The defendant, John B. PendIeton, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the act OF
Assembly and tho rules OF this court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that lie is not an inhabitant of this
State: Ii Is ordered, that the said Jno. b. Pendleton, do ap-
pear before the Judge Of our said court, at the court house
OF said county, on the first day of the next April Term of
said court, and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
that a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the City of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse of said county.
A Copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER C. C..
January 20. S2-wSw
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NOIlCE.-An persons indebted 10 the Estate Of tho
: 'S"e CO'; m Ahen. oil Surry, are requested 10 come
forward and discharge their respective balances. and ,boss
having claims will please TO present them properly autI,en.
ucated, without delay, to the undersigned, in order ft,,t
they may be paid; and they are hereby informed hat Ibis
notice viii be plead in bar Of al claims not demanded
within the time prescribed by law.
GRIFFIN RGAIN
Ex'r. Of VIM. Allen, deed.
N'dIe"ph', curry COuntys eb. 10. lgt-6w1
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john HewIctt, pm
against
1fFRsfa al haaSkRsgg' .no pra,nnu. bv Samuel G sao,, Il.
attorney, and filed his bills, and the defendant not having
entered his appearance and given security according 10
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court that he is NOT an
inha6itant OF this country, on the motion Of the plaintiff, il
Is ordered that the said defendant do appear here on the
nrs' uay oil ApHl Court next, and answer the said bill;
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted i'm some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and that another copy be posted at
The front door OF the Court House of this county. And i,
is further ordered that a supGna in Chancery be issued
against the said defendant to attach his lands and goods in
me county oil Hanover: and the Sheriff of the said conn
" is directed TO take into his possession, the goods, chatteIs
and effects OF the said defendant, and hold the same sub
Ject TO the further order OF this Court. A Copy Teste
BENZ. POLLARD, Jr, ID. CT. & C.
Feb. 2I. or s.
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I'm CHANCERY.-pIRGINIA.-AtR Rules, holden in
n the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the County OF Buckingham, the
9TH day of January, 1888:
Samuel Ford s. Co. plaintiffs.
VS..
WIN. A. Abraham, Theodoric Abraham, Administrators
Of Jacob l.. Abraham, decd, with the will annexed, Jesse
). Armistead, Executor or AdminisratorofW WIN Armistead,
deceased, Defendants
The defendant William A. Abraham, not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according TO the Act
oil Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and ii ppearing,
by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an inhabitant of this
Country: 1t IS ordered, That the said absent defendant do
appear here on the FIRST day of the next april term, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that a copy of this Or.
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the City Of Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted at the front door Of the court house of this county.
A Copy-Teste, ROLFE ELDRIDGE, C. B c.
jan ~. 79-WSw
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Feb. &c.

n CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules held i'm the.
ID Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
day of February, 1888: "o It"
Warner l.. Olivier, PLAINTIFF
against """
Francis b. Whiting and Richard NJ. Thornton Derts
The defendant, Francis b. Whiting, not having entered
MS appearance and given security, according to the Act of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, aud il appearing nv
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabiian, of his
commonwealth on the motion of the complainant by Tho
mas u Atnory, his attorney, it is ordered that the said
francis u. Whiting do appear here on the oath day of
May next, being the first day of the term of the said
court and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that a copy Of
ms order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enaui-
rer for two months successfully, and another cony 49,
posted at the front door of the Court House of this county
on TWO successive court days. a Copy. Tes,e.
Feb. 10. % -
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Plaintiffs.

IN C~HANCERY.-ln Hanover County Court, Janua-
III 'ry 22d, 1888:
John Hewlett, PIN
against
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NCHANCERY-yIRGINIA.-l Chesterfield Coun.
n ty January Nth, 1888:
Susan Minis, phG
against
Mumford Minis and Eliza Ann Minis, an infant of
tender years, by (AIex. Archer) her guardian. ad Item
RI, Defts.
me defendant, Mumford Minis, not having given o
curly according to the act of Assembly and The rules of
this court and 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court.
that ne Is not an i%nhabitant of this Commonwealth. on the
ino'oh OF the complainant by counsel-it is ordered. that
lhe defendant, do appear here, on the first dav of AnriI
term next, and answer the compliments BILL, and tina, a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newsoa.
PEI printed IN 'he city OF Richmond, for two months sue
cessively, and another copy posted at the front door oC Ge
Caurt-house OF this county, for Two successive Court davs.
Copy. Teste, L.. NUNNAIIY' n CS"
January %. sO-wsw
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William Woodson, Tarlton woodson, German Booker.
ana Ann, his wife, William Miller. and Lucy, his wife
ana The following infant children of the said William Mil.
Ter, and Lucy, bis wife, Fehton Miller, Thomas Miller.
william Miller, and Heath Miller, and John NJ. Woodson'
dnu mary "oodson, infant children Of Charles l.. Wood
'on ueVe1seu' ana nenry w. Miller, Defendants.
The defendant, Henry W. Miller, not having entered
ms appearance, and given security according 10 the act of
Assemoly ana me rules OF this Court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is not an ~inhabitant Of e,byHs
commonwealth, IL is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on the Let day of April term next. and an.
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in he
CITY OF Richmond, Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY, and most.
cd up at The front door OF the court house of This county
y COPy- leste' JOHN DANIEL, Clerk.
an az S3-wSv
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n CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in
~ me clerks office, OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ana Chancery Tor Cumberland County, from the 7th tn
I'm day OF January, inclusive, in tho year 1888:
D'uy "oousoh' Complainant,
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HOUEaG Archibald.

(TIo be Continued. !
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Fsre.-The barn, coopers' shop, stock
of tools and hay, belonging to Mr.. Ara
Fansworth, in Westminster, were consul
med by fire Ith inst. Loss about 1000.
It is stated, says the Alexandria Ga
zette, that the South Carolina Conven-
tion will be called on by its President to
meet on the first day of March next.
On Saturday morning, elegant three
story brick house Of Mr.. Bush, lottery
dealer, 63 East. Broadway, New York,
was good deal injured by fire. 1t orig
mated in the back kitchen.
r.Astor, of New York, has given
positive instructions for the erection of his
contemplate d Hotel, and preparations are
making for its commencement on the
first of May.
The excitement in Boston on the sub
iect Of Lotteries, is great. There are
said to be four hundred lottery dealers in
that city, one hundred of whom have been
indicted. The Attorny General has pub
lished communication on the subject in
which he advances The position that sever
ity of punishment is not SO necessary as
certainty, that the most important step in
checking crime is to make it susceptible
of easy proof, and that as the law against
lotteries is now framed, it is not easy to
secure legal proof against those who vio-
late it. The Governor seems to recon-
mend imprisonment as well as fining.-
There is no doubt that law of some sort
will pass the Legislature this session, cal
culated to put final stop to the evil
All lotteries are to be abolished in N. Y.
after the 3ist Of December next, and an
effort is making to put them down in
Pennsylvania. .[Taunton Wing.
Hon. Salma Hale of Mass. declines
bcing considered candidate, for Con-
grcss. Mr. II. was recently nominated
by the anti-masonic Cnvention.
Mr.. Speaker Stevenson, in two letters
pnhl.hed in the Richmond Enquirer,
,uaintains with ability the proposition that
no state has right under the Constitu-
ton to secede from the Union.
Fire al Baltimore. first and sec
ond stories Of the large building corner Of
baltimore and Calvert-streets was del
stroyed by fire 18th inst. Pea's Mues-
um, which filed the rooms, wax nearly
DESTROYED. The collection Of was figures
valued at $1,000, were ruinously injured
Loss estimated at $4,000 on building
and $1,000 on Muesum. Fully ensured
st the Baltimore and Firemen's Office.
The har~"A-:-...;:, ua Arena states
Az, Mr. MDufIie has purchased slaves
s"' I" ..e amount Of $4,000 in Virginia. to|
be employed in the cultivation Of c0''0"
IN South Carclina;
IN ~...ts - I"
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Arr at Providence 10Th, ship Gen. Hdmilton,
Read. and brigs Juno, Mayberry fm N. Orlcansi
New England, Church, from Matnnzus. Belo"
brig Horizon, Usher, fun Matanzas; brig Austin,
burlington, do.
Arr at Newport 18Th, ship Boy, Pitman. Ma
tonzos Sd inst brig BENZ Ruggles, Waite, lo7
days I'm Gouenburg Cor Boston. Has expert.
encod very severe weather and suffered in sails
and rigging. short OF PROVISIONS.
Ar at New York 10Th, shibboleth, Andres
Savannah.
Ship VIM. Engs, Stnnhope, 20 days I'm New
port, arr at Havana 27th ult.
The En,crprize, Clin6fd, fm Mobile, arr OF
Havana, 23d ult,
Ship " M. Baker, Child, and Jacob, Eddy,
for this ort idg at Trinidad 2sd ult.
Al. 81 Thomas 22d. Clarion. New Bedford.
for Porto Rico aud wslll,in, New ort,
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SourH CARoIiNA.-A l.sfgs and re-
spec able meeting Of the Fl 'ic.. ds Of the
Union was holden in Colleto n district on
the Cd inst. Their resoluti - declare
the nullifying Convention to have been
illegal-the ordinance and laws made in
pursuance oft, unconstitutio ual, tending
to disunion, contrary to the phi ghtsd faith
Of South Carolina ia her sister states, that
they will never 'pollute their souls' by
taking the test oath, or bearing arms a.
Qainst the banner Of the Unlon--and that
IS, C. cannot anticipate the enjoyment OF
well-regulated lib.rty under a separate
government