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,Ewemiy-secOmd COllgress.--scs 2.
saturday. Jan. 20.

The Senate did 10 SIT to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The resolution yesterday offered by Mr.. Thomas OF
Louisiana, ia the following words up for cOnsdcra-
lion:
Fesoired That the 18th rule Of this House be scscnd-
ed and HE following adopted in place thereof The
Speaker shall have the regulation of such parts the ca
pJ ana It's passages a. are or may be set apart tor the
ni The House and its officers"
Mr. Spcight called for the reading Of the rule Which
The resolution went to rescnd and it read accord
ingly
Mr. WcklGe said that he was in favor of the object
which he understood the to have in view offer
sng hs resolutions but he was against placing too much
power III The hand Of any and he hated to rc.nd
the rule which had been read. He thought the purpose
OF the gentleman from Louisiana might be fully answered
by the addition OF two words to ths rule il stood
these were the words, and ladies'" IL the gentleman
would accept this modification Of his resolution il would
answer the end well in the form proposed by tho gem
tleman
Mr. Thomas said I've would with pleasure accept the
suggestion OF the gentleman from Kentucky and modify
ms resolution accordingly lie confessed that the object
he had IN view, 10 Offering this resolution, to provide
for admitting the ladies to the privileged seats oTtle Hall
We have had OF late, said Mr. T. great many sour faces;
we could Introduce some pleasing ones think
we should pass our time here much agreeably. Gem
uemen have, for time past, grown rather cross to.
wards each othcrwoud not the presence Of the ladies'
tend to soften mutual feelings a hulel Sir like TO
look upon pleasant face but horribly hate sour
or grabbed one am for giving the ladies' the pleasure
OF giving pleasure toother let them sit at their
ADD enjoy the debates Of this Hall II any gentlemen
happen to have very grabbed wives, dare say they will
be against having them admitted here All the old
OachciorS, too who all hacrs Of nAmony and Of the
Iarer part OF our race, they too doubt may dislike to
see item herr. expect all such vote against them;
bnt avn well persuaded that all the rest Of the House
will be with me.
MI r. Everet here suggested far her modification Of
me resolution by -ubstlu iug Tor the word Iadics" the
words "ohcr persons Introduced by the Speaker or by
member Of the House
Mr. Thomas accepted This modification; and the ques.
on being on Tie adop ION Of the resolution in This form,
Mr. Polk demanded the yea' aud nays: they were taken
and resulted a. iollog- Yeas 10, Nays SO
Sot the rule aIoptci
The l0use hen went into committee nj the 81 hole an
the stlte OF the ui5n, NJ Wayne 10 the chair and re-
sumed TIC subject of the
TARfFF BtLL.
NJ Burgess Of r. T. roie and a'dressed the committee
80 oPpo' ion 20 The 70 uudl pos'oclock wien he gave
way Tor motion Of Nj Grenne that the committee nc
The o1ton prevailed Yras 50, Nays 20.
W.. tvfus o aiue, iheu moved ~ adjournment.
Mr.. H1wrs demanded be Ysas and Nays They were
orle ed, ADD taken, and stoYess ~ Nays o. SO the
House adoprned.
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"A FEMALE well qualified to give instruction in Mu.
IA SIC, and can well recommended will meet tyitb
liberal encouragement from Miss Hughes Preceprcss of
the Benyenue Seminary, Gloucester county
Dec "a 09-2awI2
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Ve senate, yesterday, after several petitions and me-.
""' we're presented aud referred, and private bills re.
P0e'-'ho resolutions heretofore offered BY Mr. Calhoun
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we are so much crowded by various matters that we
cannot push the Debate in the H. of d. fast as we wish
nor publish the Proceedings of several Counes-nor
sweep our table OF Commuuicaons-nor indeed Law be fore
our readers any remarks of our own. We cannot vet
commence Mr. TaZewelPs Nos, which have already
reached TO the litll or 18Th NOAll can ask there
lore our readers AMI correspondents is lille patience
~ The proceedings Northampton County arc unavoidable po,
poncd Till our ~ i
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OILS IN FARMvILLE FOR sALE.-wilI be sold
- 70 me highest bidder, on Wednesday, the 18th inst,
three half lots. One of The lots has an xcsIIcn,
house. suitable for family residence with other Decesa
ry improvements The other lots have improvements on
them suitable Tor small families and in the most desirable
situation in the town Of Fsrmyile growing and prospe
rous village on APPomstox. Payments in one two and
three years Bond with approved security will be reon
ed Of the purchaser. GEORGE r. JEFEpIES
Fsrmyile, Oct. 9Th, 1888. A5a,.
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q Sh REWARD-Was stolen from INV stable in
~ cO Greenville Augusta county, Va on the nigh,
OIL me 10Th oil August last bay Horse, near I6 hands
gh nterPesed with white hairs hind bite near
TON Knee little white the inside of one of his fore
eet just above the hoof small lock of his name white
gust on the wiher dish faced blaze in his face pecu
ar eye ana eountenance name and tail black and thin
which he takes from his sire Roanoke stands Eor,v.rd @
ms lore knees his head rather clumsy his neck short
walks and tro well, PAGES reluctantly years old last
spring L will give reward of 800 for the Horse and
reasonable charges if brought home and $50 for the
Prehenson and conviction Of the thief
Oct IL. 1851 ISAAC HALL
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kNhINr IELD kACES-FALL NJ EErING-wic COM
mence the 10th day of October. and cou,inu. four
days. '"N .o""""o ''"'
FIRST DAY.--Sweepstakes for three years olds, mile
heats, 800 entrance, h. r. ''N
SECOND DAY.-Propretor's purse, $500, two mile
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $500, four mile
heats, $40 entrance.
FOURTH DAY.-A pair Of Silver Pitchers, two mile
heats. RICHARD ADAMS pronr;s,or
Sept. g. Rid
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- Ale OF NEGROES.-In pursuance of a decree Of
y me county court OF Amelia, pronounced the 2sth Of
February, 1888, shall on the l7h of October next i,
oe'ng court day. sell to the highest bidder on credit of
~ months six or seven likely Negroes consisting of
Wingo, * W. decd to the children of Archer Vine
me title to the above slaves supposed TO be un
qussuonao,e-we shall convey, however, such title only
aSis vested IN us by virtue OF the decree aforesaid
ISBAM C. BOOKER }
HENRY p. EANES SComm;,sonors
HENRY L. GRAVES,
Sept. 81 h, 1888 an -.
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leather.

FuvHE subscribers have hand and for sale a very
- extensive assortment Of Leather suitable for Shoe
and Boot makers, Ssddlers, Harnessmakers and
which they will sell low. JOHN POE & 70
OAK BARK.
~ B-Cssh will be given for Oak Bark: those who have
u, will do well to send Il in, as soon as possible.
octooerll [i5-6U J. y. & Co.
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AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE--WiIi be CIR
posed TO public SALE on MONDAY the 18th of Decem
Der next at the residence Of the late Leonard
near Wiamsboro, Granville county, North Carolina the
tract OF Land, wherein he resided, containing about
700 aeres together with 30 40 NEGROES 25O
and 900 barrels OF CORN wheat oats fodder aud the stock
Of all KINDS household and kitchen furniture plantation
utensils &c &c The above Tract of Land Is of fine qua
lity in high state Of improvement extensive manfred
LotsO we'll waered and adapted tie cultivation Of To-
bscco and Gran. The Improvements consist Of large
commodious Doeling House various Offices and every
necessary clubhouse, and good tobacco one
mile west Of Wamsborough, in one of the most he abv
and refined neghborboods in the State and aording eve
ry convenience for the education Of children The Ne.
groes consist Of men, aud children young and like
w, and among them first rate boot and shoemaker and
carriage driver. The valuable Ldo LibTary Of the dec
will be sold at the same time.
J. l.. HENDERSON, Jr, Ex'or.
October l. 40 "a
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NOTICE to the Black Heath Company of CoIIiers-
\ ihe subscribers to the stock Of the Black Heath
company oil Golfers, are hereby informed that fifteen
hundred shares OF their capital stock have been sold and
duly conveyed by deeds recorded in the County Court of
hesterhed pursuant to the provisions the act of the
pruay 1885, entitled can act TO incorporate the Black
Heath Company OF Golfers" And they are further in
fomed that pursuant 10 the provisions of the said act
general meeting Of the stockholders the purpose of an
pointing Directors and organising the Company will be
heid AT the Eagle Hotel in the city Of Richmond in Virgi
ma, on the 18th day OF October next, at which mceno
the stockholders are earnestly requested to attend
BEVERLEY RANDOLPH
JOHN HETH,
BEVERLEY HETH
Richmond, September 10th, 1888. 36-to3D
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Ainamacs for 1884.

NHE american Farmers Almanac published in Ha-
II gersown.
- The Citizens and Farmers Annual Magazine, by
Charles +. Egelmann No. g -
Egelmann. ~ " -
The German Calendar
prginia and North Carolina Almanac, calculated bv
Davd Richardson OF Louisa county, Va.
The Christian almanac for Virginia calculated for
1ne meridian oil Richmond, published by the American
Tract Society, for r. I. Smith Richmond
supply Of the above is offered for sale by
Octooer III. l45-uJ X. I. SMITH
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tAkfSBROOK.-A healthy, valuable and beauti-
- iui estate for sale, lying the Rivanna river, 60
"es above Richmond, containing sos acres more than
me balance highly mproveable being kind to
oil clover and other grasses the
olo acres are under rotation, nearly third Of
which is heavily in clover timothy and herd, gr,
on winch The effect OF plaster used this spring srik
ingiy visible The buildings a dwelling house of
bricx, built within years with Handsomely finish
ed, and excellent cellars; every necessary Office ice
house and we'll OF superior water yard and garden large
ana wen enclosed The farm houses consist Of good and
spacious barn, with new and improved ibreshing ma.
chine attached establishment Tor manager uncom,nonly
good, and abundance Of for securing large quapt
W oil provender or tobacco for which latter the houses
were erected. Reference to Bernard PeytoD or Tempe
Gwathmey, Esqnres, Richmond on the premises 10
Oct 1. [42-w61 A. III. HARRISON
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q I'M REWARD.-Runaway from Messrs Mes
W lOO bit s. Walker, on Saturday the 29th uIt.
a negro man named JOHN He is about % years of age
ABOUT Off, inches high, and very dark Ife has bee
FRESHMAN in some OF the Printing Offices in this CITY, and
WIN no doubt seek that employment elsewhere The
ABOVE reward will be given If taken out, or $50 III
taken in the limits OF the State-n either case all
BILE expenses will be paid GEO. w DIXON
OctoberS o.
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ANOVER COURTHOUSE RACES.-The Ham
~ over Jockey Club Races, will commence over the
vember, and will continue three days
FIRST DAY--Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES wears
DID, nile heats, entrance $780, half foreit3 or more 10
make race to close on the evening preceding the race
SECOND DAr-Proprieor's purse $780, two mile heats
THIRD DAY-Jockey club purse $500, four mile heats
Inc proprietor assures the public that every effort will
De made to give entire satisfaction. His establishment 10
arge aud can afford comfortable accommodation 10 great
many personsThe tract is of the oldest and best in
Virginia ~ w. "
Ample Stableage and litter furnished.
J. ID. ANDREW, Proprietor
October 4, q, ~
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a tHARLEs ELLIS, has just received his fall supply
~ OF goods per the Superior, and other ships from Eu
rope, and offers for SALE blankets mapped cotons white
blue, mixed, and drsbbed med plains, welch, cause
and other haDnels, wosted stus printed and plain me
rinos, csmbets and plaids, Flushing, winter ves,ing
hosiery extra superne English cloths OF all colours and
prices mems fashionable London hats, family Irish linen
pest buck gloves leather CATERS ready made great coats
shoe and eoloured thread seine twiDe prints canbrcs
owiss and other muslns, Italian silks warranted best
quah'y; ladies hoskin gloves, best csrpeiing, &c SC
DOMESTIC GooDs.- Richmond company cotton ozna-
ourgs 80 and 81 sbirting, beached and brow sheene
ann shrung' with large assortment Of dark mixed sat-
neIs' suitable Tor servants aud tobacco factory hands
Cutlery and Hardware, good sssomeptof each with
guns, spaces OK and plough chains sheet iron-AIso
cnolce 10, prime saddlery. [lI-ul September III
NOTlCEThe Public are respectfully informed, N, Il
have just returned from the North with supply
Of beautiful well made and tight Close Carriages, Har-
ness; Erfens,on TOP Barouehes, Light Wagons, Car
,,yo"s &c Ye'j zig and Sulky turned and malleabe
lron' Elliptic Springs, Coach Plate Lace CopaI Varpish
very SUPERIOR black, blue and red Morocco, Harness
Leather, thin do, for tops SC. all Of which will sell
low Letters addressed me al Gloucester Court House
will meet attention, and Carriages delivered within sixty
miles free Of charge. TIL NJ STfTppT EFJEI n
Gloucester, August 81, 1879. 3e-w4v
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DUBLiC AUCTION.-By virtue Of a deed If ,rn.,
- executed to the late William Danddge and the sub
seoer 6y Randolph Ross OF the County of White 10 the
State oil Tennessee on the 18th de- G: -,
recorded IN the musings Court the CITY of Richmond
on the 10th day of june 1927 and ordered 10 be certified
which said deed OF trust registered the Registers
'onice, IN White County, state of Tennessee on the Sh
august 1921 and was also registered in the Regis
ters Office, in Warren County, State Of Tennessee ON the
oth day oil August 1921 for the purpose of securing the
o, sundry sums oil money, mentioned in the said
deed; will bs sold by Public Auction to the bidder
Tor ready money at the front door the Eagle Hotel in
the City OF Richmond, Wednesday, the 9th day of No
yemoer next at ocock il fair otherwise first fair
day thereafter the following property witt certain
piece or parcel OF land in the county of Warren State of
tennessee containing 81 acres including the Arch Cave
ndry other pieces or parcels of land purchased by the
'said Randolph Ross OF Elijah Saunders George
Jacob Deske Beverly Harp, John Officer William Eaves
Alexander McMurray, Charles and William Gres,um
homas Kay and Elijah Deakc, andsundry pieces or
of land In the said County aud State by the said
State to the said Randolph Ross supposed contain about
twelve hundred acres. -
Also certain piece parcel of land in the county of
White, In the said State OF Tennessee containing one
hundred and fifteen including the Big Bone cave
and sundry other pieces parcels land in the said
~ and State purchased by the said Randolph Ross Of An
thony Debruce, John McI.emore Geo. Saunders Elijah
Saunders, Elhu Saunders Jacob Drake Isaac Drake and
John Wisonand sundry pieces parcels of land in the
county and State, granted by the said State, the said
Randolph Ross supposed to contain about eleven
scres-Also one-th part OF certain parcel of
land in the said county of Warren state of Tennessee
which the said Randolph Ross, holds jointly with Elijah
ana Daniel Pain, containing three thousand acres
Guiding the Salt Wells Rocky Riyer-a,so Is negroes
whose names are "not now recoleced" nine of which
were In the possession of Reuben Ross and six in the
possession OF iam Ross, Jr; also all the stock in
al two stores belonging the said Randolph Ross in Ten
nessee one oil which kept at Sparta the other az
cave; the first Of which stock amounted 10 $4,000
also the merchandise in the hands Reuben Ross
at $4,000. wv NEKERVJS "'"e"
=. sept ~. lS0-tis] SURVIVING Trustee
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~ANTED. as an Apprentice TO the Printing Busi.
w ness, youth OF respectable comes lions possess.
ing good English Education. Apply at this Office.
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n NHRISTIANSVILLE RACES-FAI, Isa3 1'h
81 races over TINS course will commence Monday
he iith DAY oil November, and continue six DAVIS
FIRST DAY-A colt race-me heats-one hundred
dollars en'race half forcit-eeven entered and subscrip
William Townes enters b. f. Chrisabet bv Tonson a,,
by imported Dion N'''
John C. Goode enters b. c. by Tonson, dam Jennev.
Benjamin Farmer enters C. C. by Hardy's Vireinian
dam BY =, D0med. s''''
w. W. Hurt enters h. by Medley, dam by Hero,;.
hoas watson enters Tanshang, by Contention, dam
~ John r. White enters Campbell, by Campbell, dam
John Eubank enters Sally Randolph, bv Roanoke. dam
by Constitution. = ~
william McCargo enters c. f. by Stakeholder, dam by
b. W. Coleman, enters C. C. Messenger, by Arab. dam
by Diomed. ~
. Mack GOOde enters Black Medley, by Medley, dam by
Oscar. - " ~
Richard C. Puryear enters b. Tuskeno, by Tonsou,
dam Creeping Kate.
SECOND DAY-Proprietor's Purse, two mile heats
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, three mile heats,
$780, 800 entrance
Fourth Day Balance of jockey Club tvvo mill.
heats, 5000, Sl5 entrance ~
FIFTH DAY-Handcap, mile heats best three in five.
purse $lO0, $40 entrance to be added TO the purse
SIXTH DAY-CoIt race, mile heats, free for any colt
that has never won purse to be closed the evening pre-
eedng the Jockey Club day. entrance $50 On the same
days will be run for elegant Saddle Briddle and equip
mens and gate money-nile heats, free for any horse
mare or geIdng that never purse, entrance $40
Money hung up for each day without discount
From the number of fine horses already in training in
he adjoining countless and the number spoken Of
TO be brought here from distance, never could better
sport be calculated The turf is in fine order and the
Proprietor pledges himself do every thing in his
TO render his guests pleasant and CONFERENCE.-The will be
prepared to accommodate them usual Stables and lit
ter furnished race horses gratis
RICHARD c. PURYEAR, pyoprietor.
Chns'lansve, Meckienburg, Co., Va, Sept. IL. 3s-wtd
OBSTRUCTION ON THE PIANo.-Mrs GILES
IL HALLAm, respectfully informs the citizens of Rich
mond and its vicinity that she intends opening schoo,
carry I'D ms months Tor the instruction Of young ladies' in
10 merit a share Of public patronage
IGms-$l2 per quarter, three Lessons each week -
Persons wishing TO engage their children will please call
at Mrs Hs over the store OF Messrs. Shepperson and
Radcliffe, Main str eet.
Having taught in Mr.. Han iton's Seminary for mum
Der OF years, reference TO qualifications deemed un
necessary.
N. b. Due notice will be given Of my location and time
| Of opening the school,
| October 4. Al o,
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KzcMnoyvD, YHRGEyza, TUESDAY; OCTOBER rs, 1sas

AND FOR SALE.-Pursuant 10 n Jecree of tho
County Court OF Fluvanna, will, ON Friday the
ION day oil October next W fair IL not the next fair ay
sell on the premises the Tract of Land lying said
on the Bird Creek. lately owned by Jno W Lewis,
aec tract In excellent heart, well watered with
commodious dwelling and other convenient out houses
upon ~. Ii Is situate about four miles from Wilmington
adjoining the lands Of Joshua King and others The irac,
contains ABOUT 800 acres and is Immediately in the gold
region. further description is deemed as
persons disposed to purchase, will no doubt view il before
e se' terms will be, credit OF one two and three
years on;o,., HOWELL LEWIS. Commissioner.
Oo.ooer !. Att
NoTICE-wiIl be put oil at auction, unIes, pre iou.Iv
rented privately, on Wednesday, the 10Th day OF DC.
tooer next II fair otherwise, the first fair day there
on inc premises. that weknown Tavern called
fouesve IN the lower end Of Louisa county, lust half
way between Carersville and Fredericksburg and s,
ml'es above Riehmond-Also the House and ioi
III why" IL a"acheda small but comfortable dwelling
h%onse;) NATH. THOMPSON.
oc.ooer =. 43-tl6O
4 OR0 ACRES Of valuable Wood Land for
II 100 sdIe-Pursuant 10 the last Will and
testament oil Mai Charles Williamson, decd and in Or
der to effect division with the Legatees OF said Will
shall offer at Public Auction, at the Red House. in the
county Of Charlotte, on Thursday 2ls November next
u fair II not, the next fair day. Sunday excepte that
valuable tract OF Wood Land situated the Counties Of
Campbell and Charlotte, containing by recent survey 100
derson, Henry Wheeler, Allen w. Fleshman M,r,;n
Hancock and others.
Also, at the same time and place, ono other Tract of
wood Land equally vaiuaUie lying IN ,o .c,"a.d
ana nearly contiguous to the other, containing by re-
survey oo3 Acres more or less adjoining the Lands
o. m and Richard Paulet, Pettys estate and others
whole OF these Lands as above stated in their
original growth lying upon the waters Of Cub creek and
only "a miles from Lynchburg. They valuabIe and
wen adapted 10 the various cultures Of that section of
voury. Us unnecessary to enter into description of
them-heir appearance fertility of soil, and many adj
vantages because those who may want to purchase will
view lot themselves. Reference is given to Messrs.
premises, by whom they will be shewn
TERMS one two and three years credit the purchaser
Ig oohu' WIN approved security, and deed OF
the Lands The title is believ ed to be
out aciing as Administrator, with the Will anne xed shall
oniey convey such title authorized by said will
EDWARD WORSHAM, Admir-
OF Charles Williamson, Sen'r decd
Amelia County, Sept. 10. Ab~tds
W Tho Lynchbug Vgnian will
day Of sale and send their office for
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RUCkLAND FOR SALE-Ar AucrIoN-WilI he
- Sold at Public Auction, in front of the BoLLING-
BROOK HOTEL, on Friday. the 18th inst at IL o'clock
mat very valuable PLANTATION James River,
commonly called Buckland adjoining wesover and con-
tanning 1860 The Land inferior to none on the
River below the falls II will be divided into three
ito suit purchasers and tcH be sold on credit Terms
made known at the sale.Intormation respecting it, will
zoe ansrded by John Allison, Esq Of Petersburg John r.
Trpett, Esq Of Richmond TO the undersigned at Nor
folk. WIN CRaT a"... o'
October g.
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sh the above sx weeks aud forward
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