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CURTIUS.
FOR TIE Eve UIRER.

Passing through the lower part of Virginia OF bust.
ness excursion to the City of Baltimore was somewhat
amused and instructed the subject OF Politics, taken in
the acceptaton OF the term which, this time
in the Old Commonw ealth, means Presidents making.
give you my thoughts OF OF the ntef esting
scenes. When reached King William Court house, ON
I'd instant found the Superior Court in session. his Honor
Judge Semple presiding; il the first day OF the
Being stranger had little TO talk abon could only
my ears and eyes, is pretty place, we'll shaded,
and the people Of the county appeared cheerful healthy
and intelligent, judging from my coup d'G of the
sembage. After his honor had vacated his seat heard
talk about Political affair, which found had
President But in PARTICULAR seemed from what could
learn by listening 10 have in view the nomination of H.
w. Leigh. | discovered that committee OF gen
temen had been fixed on at previous Court, and
they endeavcring TO get together. They had much
difficulty in organising. This created by the dsper-
sion and business engagements OF gentlemen suppose
kept my eye the passing scene, one which might
afford me qualification: aud more particularly,
had come from multiplying region and had TO go back
was DESTROYS Of filling my budget Moreover, ex-
pecIed to hear speaking had heard some similar
occasion in another county and as Mr. Leigh was that
occasion nirodgced by orator Gods spe-
cimens, thought would see whether The exalted
praise was given him After much hunting about, the
gentlemen were at last brought together in the court
house though not the whole committee, they decided
doing the work. suppose they had foil majority I
cast my eyes over the party, with view TO Judge OF
them the known rules of physiognony had curl
osity TO whether could detect any nullers among
them by the color OF their features this thought could
do had caugh; the knick of doing so in our flaming
region further South But discovered Iat ny task
difficult than had ina ned Nevertheless, I
set down many SEVEN belong 10 that by pochon-
driac class. looked about for some time Tor some
old men. like always to find the grey head mi ed with
the young men, when in these times politics makes the
substance Of the banquet In this was rather dsappont.
ed most OF them very young and some of middle
age-not old in the group They seemed all 10
be very orderly and 10 be seriously mprcssedsos re-.
giousy deyou aud began 10 think they would present
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- Lowest Prize SI2.
Samuel shepherd ~ DO.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER

a. GILL carry their business in its various branch
- al their old stand on 18Th ST. the cross ST. next below
the Eagle Hotel and leading Shockoe Warehouse where
they have been for the last II years.
Their office has continued to increase since its establish
me ut, and sufficiently extensive do any work that
may ofior, with dispatch.
They will have executed between June last, and De-
cember ensuing, equal to fire large octave volumes Of
law containing 500 pages and amounting 10 900
pies-be sides many smaller works, pamphlets, &c &C.
They continue to great exert0ns TO those who
patronze them in satisfactory manner. Their custom
men, they refer The public The following. among others,
Of their publications:
Calls Reports vols 81 Edition.
Randolph do 6 vols.
Ieigh's do 3 vols.
Tate's Digest,
Supplement, to Revised Code, Qwo Ediions,) 5000 CO.
pies
Robinson's Practice.
Robinson's Forms (ZJ EditonJ
Burke's (RuddimaD) Latin Grammar
Demands French Grammar.
Besides many smaller Works, and great number Of pam
phlels-all which have their imprint. ind shall IN the
course Of neat month, (oNOUembeT,) get through the
press three additional DOiues 0f CALL which will fill
up the chasin between 81 Call, aud Hen. & Muni.
They also, execute Job Printing, generally, ON reason
I sonable terms, and with Dispatch
They their respects to their friends and the public,
for liberal support and promise to exert themselves,
to the utmost, deser continuance OF their favors
They feel confident that their work, Generosity, would
not lose by comparison with the latest Northern publ
cations OF similar Kind.
They invite authors in Virginia and in the South on
Law, Medicine any other department, TO examine the
Works which they have been referred TO-, and judge for
how far may be necessary Tor them to 90 to
the North TO have their Works executed.
The Of printing they dare to say has already at
taned that degree Of excellence, South Of the Po'omsc
which suspends the necessity Of going TO The Nor'h Tor
the printing Of their different Works.
on examining one OF our latest Books last fall, OF The
principal Northern Law Booksellers acknowledged TO
gentleman IN this city bai vas executed IN every re-
peet equal 10 their best Works in the same department
II Gredt attention IS PAD TO accuracy
October e. 4S-Wh
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&c WuHSW GIJTld nlUIIdI
Yours, as ever, JONATHAN TIPrOE.



ANNIvERsARy ENERcisEs.-T public Exsmina lion
OF the students commenced the 20 OF September and
closed on The 2ih During protractcd aud critical
animation, unusually large proportion of the student.
were distinguished for their proficiency their respec
tive studies
The Commencement took place in the College Church
on "Wednesday the 18th. The following is the order OF
exercises.
PRAYER-SAcRED Music.
L. OTdfi0n in Idta-De ItaIia-wh the Saluatory
Addresses-JoHN SHELTON, Louisa.
III. English Ordii0n-Thc Influence of Chivairv on
National Character-EpwARD Y. HAMLIN, An,iia.
ILL., English Ordtion1he proper objects Of the Ills
toran, Novelist aud Poct-GEoRGE VIM POLLARD,
HonOrer.
Music
Nv. English Ordtion-1he influence of Sccp'icsm on
Human Chsracier-JoHN r. M'fNrosl ". Cuyolino.
" English grafton Characteristics OF the South
THOMAS WATKINS, Charioue
vi. English Orotion-0" Prcjudicc-ALrx. 5. Dill
LON, Prince Ed,card
VII. The Philosophical Oydiion-The influence o
the inductre system of Philosophy. The progress
sound owledge-wALrER C. SHELTON, Louisa.
Music.
VIII Masters Oraon-Huou p KtRKrArRicx
TX. Masters Grafton ErHELpERr A. COLEMAN.
Music.
Y. Degrees Conferred
Nj English misunderstanding to public opinion
with The Vaedciory Addresses, RoBERr &. BRANcH
Prince Ed,c0,d
SACRED Music -Praycr.
The Degree OF Bachelor OF Arts conferred on Ro-
bert g. Branch, Alexander 5. Dillon. Edward Hamlin
John x. M'nosh, George w. Pollard John Shelton, Wal
ter G. Shelton and Thomas Watkins.
The Degree OF Master OF Arts conferred on Pat
rick H. Elsan, NJ d., Hugh y. Kirkpatrick, Algcrnon
h. Coleman, Nj. d., and VIM. G.. Flournoy, Alumni OF
this Institution, and Henry J. Venable graduate oil
Centre College, Kentucky.
On Thursday the 26h the anniversaries OF the follow
ing societies connected with the Institution
public The Institute of Education represented b,
The Rev r. Ballaniine, who gave lecture Classca
Education, and by the Rev VIM. S Plumer of Peters
burg who delivered address the importance of Gle.
waiting the standard OF Female Education.
The annual address before the Phanthropic Society
do ltx.ra k,tfN a..
the Union Society by the Rev. j. kirkpatrick.
The Bible Society, composed OF the students of college
was addressed by the Rev VIM 5. Pumer.
The annual meeting OF the Trustees took place Fri
day the 9th, when Socrates MGupn A. NJ elected
a Professor in the Institution.
The next session of college will commence the Is
OF November The expenses Tor fees the Professors
Board Room Rent and Servants attendance for The win
ter session of six mouths amount 10 $50 75 for the sum
mer session oil four months, S57 %.
PETER M'VICCAR,
October Is. Secretary Of the Faculty.
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The following passage occurs in of MIR. WILLIS
letters from Europe TO the New York Mirror
I" OF the three regning monarchs OF Europe TO whom
have been presented there is not whose natural
dignity aud personal fitness for his station have impressed
degree, like that of venerable Presi-
dent have approached through guards and masters OF
ceremony. with all the splendid parapbernaIia of regal pa
laccs around themselves IN the imposing dress OF nonarchs
standing in the sancuaries of history aud association
called upon the latter without sending up my name,
introduced by the Of of his friends in the
finished government house Of republic, and found
him in the midst OF bis family hardly recovered from
illness. The circumstances were all in favor OF
the former, bat think the most bigoed followers Of kings
would find something in the simple manners and stern
dignity OF the grey old 'cieftain that would impress him
far than the Of all the monarchs OF Christen
dom"
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Rencontres between the people and the military have
been frequent OF late in Canada. The Montreal papers
mention another riot which took place in that city
~, in which the military badly handled 10y mob
he affair occurred the time OF The 81 Pierre
course. The soldiers had daily squabbles with The cii-
three days The opposite parties charge the dis
turbancc each its adversary The Gazette and Courant
labofne 10 shew HAT there ga conspiracy TO satiae
tie dorprooted anpathy OF The rabble against British
soldiers and the Yindicaior putting the whole blame upon
the military The presses favorable to the soldery charge
the crowd with pressing upon them. in many cases
Withdraw wing their bayonets from the sheas secretly and
ualtrealing them with clubs and planks torn from the
booths until strong escort provided by The COM
mander send them to their barracks safely This was
ON the first day OF the aud the subsequent days,
the soldiers only protected themselves by remaining to
gether every straggler was insulted and beaten. No
lives lost, but soldier cruelty MANNED
These etings may be down signs OF the times The
spirit Of opposition the foreign military is similar TO that
which prevailed in Boston just previous TO the revolution,
and may he ominous Of similar consequences Baltimore
american.
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he had taken his cake he retired aud spend
the rest OF his days with his dairymaid in the country
10 satisfy modest longing there now advanced a maid
en- lady in the bloom OF three She had il seems,
heretofore refused several offers from Cupid and Pluus
but being enrsged to find that they had given
all thought OF her, she seized by the hand young
sign OF the guards and carried him TO the altar whence
she herself snatched up cake, and divided with her
gallant She was highly delighted with the taste OF it at
st but her partner being coyed, she late
discovered that the half which she held in her hand
marked Foy" aud that which she had forced upon her
paramour, was marked aversion" a little, pert. Tor
ward Miss in frock AMI hanging sleeves briskiy up
TO Cupid, and begged for cake. VIVA; was she did
not care. but cake she must and il have, OF one
Kind or another She had just stretched her hand
receive one from Cupid, when her mamma nterposed
sent The child back again blubberng to the boarding
school, and carried of the cake herself.
Sic transit Gloria mundi.
Yours, as ever, JONATHAN TIPrOE.
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RB IL. MOkDECAI MARkS--You will pie ase take
I'VE notice tina, at the Bell Tavern in, the city of Rich
mond, State OF Virginia, Friday the 18Th day No
vember, 1888 between the hours of o'clock forenoon
and o clock afternoon shall proceed take the depo-
suohs oil Henry King aud others, to be read evidence
IN the cause depending in the Superior Court of law and
Chancery Tor The county OF Henrco, in which plain
TIL and you and Others defendants And il the taking
The dispositions aforesaid, shall be concluded on that
day the taking the will be continued from day TO
day between the same hours, until concluded.
Yours &c. SAMUEL ONERTON.
October 10. 1h-waus
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Or The author Of CAUrIous" appeals the Liberty of tho
Press Ills appeal shall no in vain. "GEBMASIcUs" will
pear-pcIhaps on Friday.
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS

martoql on The ss inst by the Rev Stephen Taylor
1amn H. bIano OF this City to Miss Martha
daughter OF Col L.. Boroo' OF Chesterfield county.
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4 4, p,,L .r,L. ~ C,.,.. e,...,l -. :, . - a, =,
| A., ,,,Wi .'' ~, ~ .,,, ~ Cp",,o"s' I'm .n
49,, ., Po, , ..s y, -, , Pivss he N York Coune'
OF Thomas Cooper We tell tho redoubtable Col Webb
and all his aiders and abeors that T. does not
the opinions of the Southland that this publication
nerior in point OF composition it is abomnabe in doc
trine) not "srong evidence of the present feelings
the Southern members Of Congress in relation the
charter OF the Bank" The Southern members will go
nearly against this
and corruping the Bank and its corrupt
instruments (and the n. Y. Courier among them) will
Ind this TO be the CASE let tho day OF trial when i,
may.
Tho ph;,,,, -f,.--.,,. 80, ~, = III. ..u..,
"T1e pIi.. P 1890. IT, p;h"J s E ra,.S - H.;
allud;ns % d., ,novs, of ,ha hi; ,amos;,.s a., "
1--WE onb,s ,hon, ,h ,a,. ot he presJs, o.,
control ,h NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of ,h T..sn,w !, Nil; hh,,
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The Globe contradics, in the authoritative terms
the idle TUmours that aoat about the quarrel and
duel belwoep Messrs. MeLane and fancy,
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u - nual Meeting Of the Stockholders in the Dismal
swamp Land Company will, according to Law be held
IN The Town oil Suffolk, on Friday The 18th November
1888 RO BUTLER, President
Dismal S,caMp Land CompGnH
Smithfeld, October IL. 45-tI5ibNov
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no THE EDITORS or 7yIF ENoUJRE
SMUTIUSo &c

Casting my eye the columns Of your paper Of the
goth inst was struck with article signed NJ utius
Mudus" appears to have seated himself upon the udg
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n Fdef.--A friend has just returned from Montreal
where be purchased beautiful broad cloth coat for S23
The same ia Richmond would have cost him 10
such are the beauties Of our Tariff System Such the
real and Infamous exdcons imposes upon the Consum-
in the ~. States
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ITHSHE School at Edge Wood will open for the ensuing
III year on the 18th January next. Pupils under II
years will be received and instructed in the Greek Latin
and English Languages, Geography, History Ak,petic
ami Mathematics.
There will be two sessions in the year, and vacation
OF one month some time in the summer. The school will
close 18Th December.
IeTms-For board, washing, SC. S95 per annu,
Tuition, 20
One half payable in advance.
No pupil will he taken Tor shorter than the year
unless any oil my present pupils parents guardians NAV
choose TO send fer session.
CARTER BERKELEY.
October Is. AZ n
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EB UMFORD ACADEMY The Exercises OF this
u, Institution, continued by the subscribers will com
nence for the ensuing year, the 18th OF January, and
close the 18th December, with one month
during the summer. Instruction will be given in the
Greek. Latin and French anguages--M atbemaics, and
all the branches of English properly belonging Gram
School Terms, Tor boarders I20-for day scholars
$50 10 be paid, one half the first OF April the
other on the FIRST oil October.
HENRY ROBINSON, Principal
HEATH j. CHRISTIAN.
King William, October 10 4B-w6w
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The Revenue OF Boston for the year ending the LIST Oct
1899 exceeds that OF the preceding year by more Than
million II amounts 10 5000 1876. II the other Ports
be in similar proposition, the income outrun the
expences--and the Tariff must again be reduced cons
deTably, by the next Congress.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13
DIR. RELIES
botanical OeNVs.

rs one ofthe mos, eficacious compounds in the aa
terra Medical for the of that class ofineeterate
diseases produced by an impure ofthe blood and
vtated habit of body, and usually exhibiting them
selves in the forms ofscroa, salt rheun, ieprosy ST.
Anthonys fire. fever sores (even when the bones are
affected white swellings. (f applied with DR. Jee5s
nment foul AM obstinate ulcers sore legs and eyes,
scad head in children scurvy and scorbuhc gout PIN.
Piled or carbunced faces fostering eruptons and vene-
zeal taints throughout the body, in which last case the
Drops often cure when mercury falls They are also
the best spring and autumnal physic, to purify and
cleanse the system from Eumours which frequently APP
pear these seasons of the year. They also aid the
process of Digestion and by purifying the blood, pre-
vent the secretion of malignant humours on the lungs
me proprietor confidently relies upon the vast num-
her of cures effected by these Drops not only in Bos'
ton and its vicinity, but throughout the Union tor tn
best proof of their excellence an unfaihng aera
tive medicine, in all the cases above specified This
article has recently been pronounced by Ihys =.
nr;s;n. ec,cy as entitled IN his opinion. TO take the
ad of all the popular ARTICLES kaO.o" for the aoore con-.
pIains; aud indeed il is fast gaining this po'n'h
he estimation. throughout the country.
Price 81 a Bottle, or Sir Bottles for f3.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-13

'vNHE above Ointment is recommended to the public
l. AS safe aud Certain remedy for those obstinate
diseases some of which have long bsied the skill
of medical science:
LIST White sweIngs ofevery description;
"a Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing,
Sd Schirrus or ganduar tumors, particularly those
hsrdenedtumor in wam-n's breasts, which oftentnes
terminate in liberated cancers;
4th Felonsi or what some people know by the name
of catarrhs, of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints;
9th sprains aud bruises of every description, or in
whatever part situate;
9TH letters OF all kinds. In this complaint the pa
tent in applying the ointment, must keep the par,
outof water,
9th Chlblains or parts affected by frost.
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painful compliant. without going into detail. he
deems il enoughto that he has in his possession the
undoubted testimonials that it has eomPlee
,Uhich It itended, than any
Other popular Medicine.
This remedy is perfectly innocent in it's application
to all conditions, ages and sexes Full directions, de
scription of the complaint, &c. accompanying eaoh
packet which consists of two boxes, Ointment ana
Elctua-y. Price, 81 for tho whole or so cents but
one ofthe articles is wanted
- Nome are genuine oaiess signed on me o"lS.ae
wrapper By tie sole proprietor, T KIpDER. 'mmea'ate
successor to tie late Dr. W Conway For sale at MS
Counting Room, over No. &c. Court street. near Con.
cert Hail. Boston, and also by his special
nv VIM. STABLER,
.nre fairfar Street, Aezandria.
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r, JEBB,s CELEBRATED EMINENT,
DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

IN b3 ,ore or lnffamed Eyes gives Immediate ease
: 4 and relief. On recent sore yesthe effect is most
, salutsry. Where the complaint has been Of years
stan ling AMI IN 50 ne exceeding bad cases, the most
in.xpectel ari l.sra5e relief has been found in the
use Of this ErE yArss after every other remedy had
fsilsi Many persons who have used it. pronounce it
the osst preparation for those complaints they have
met with. especially in Of in.
inla nation ofions standing Price IS cts. q bottle.
'.'Nonsare genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper. by the sole proprietor, T. KiDDER,
i'm nel,ate successor to the late DIR. W. T. CoNwAr.-
For sale At nus Couatng Room, No. &c. Court st j,
ner c,assrt Hall, Boston, and also by his special
pointment, by wa. SrABLER
apr7 Fdirfdr Street, alexandria.
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Dyspepsia!
Or INDIGESTION,

OF long standing, and Of the most oos,tn e.s.
character las been Immediately relieved and eJfen
permanently cured, in variety OF cases that nave DC
Cured in Boston and vicinity by using TOT sho' ue
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC q
.ANIEBLLiOUS PILLS,
both Of which are to be taken together according 10
valuable plsin and practical directions, accompany
ing the Specific. Price so cents each.
- None are genuine unless signed on the OUTSIDE
printed wrapper, By the Sole Proprietor T. KlDDEh,
immediate to the tote Dr. W. 4 Conway FOR
sale at his Counting l,oo over No SO, Court street,
near Concert Hail. (Poston and also nv his special ap
pointment by WIN. SiAbLhn;
a,rs Farfar Street. Aerandric'
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DR. RELIES AsTHMArIC PILLS,
r. To THE LADIES!

wv IrE and SOUND TEETH are both an orna.
Nv ment aud blessing rhe best security Tor
III .r advantages is TO be found in the use ofthe
BRITISH ANrI5EPrIC DENTRtF1CE.
rni,very elegant Tooth P,wuer. with very little
use erstiicates the &urry in the Guns and prevents
the accumulation IF Tartar. which not only blackens
out ioossns the teeth aud accelerates their decay
The p,riice thus removes the prepnlng causes Of
O6snsirs BREATH preserves the hea fitness and ford
ns,s Of he Gums, and renders the Teeth beautifully
,ptite Price so cents.
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TURNING AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed MI
district 0f COtnmhia.
Akerandria County, 70 u

.Alerandria County, 70 ri.
OCTOBER Term, 1882
William Morgan, Complainant,
against
Adam Lynn. executor OF Esther HALEY, who vas
the only surviving executrix Of William VA
lev, deceased; Thompson HALEY one Of the Q,
visees of the said William, Nathaniel Gates, sid
Anna his life. and Eleanor Nes1,-Shicna 81!
AIMS and Eleanor are two of the dsughe. i't
devisees of the said VIM. HALEY, dec'di =
title, and Evelina his wife, and Ann HALEY,
the latter an infant under the age oftwsnHcN
years which said Evelins and Ann Sre The Only
children Of Robert Hailey, deceased, whou
son and devisee Of the said William Halle
deceas ID; William II. Moore, Peter G1oihs /
and Ann his wife; William u. GunncIl snG ",
~ his w.fe; Bushrod POWELL, and Cath'HreC :
his wife; John Moore, and Elizabeth N''r
which said " illsm H., Ann, Mary, Calhsift
C.. John J and Elizabeth, are the cnIy enc
rem and heirs at law Of Mary Moore, snolit'3
the daughters and devsees If he SAD "'iI'l
HALEY, deceased, Defendants, >
rlNAE Defendants, Thompson HALEY, Vet"
i Gates. and Anna his W fe, Eleanor Nesbi, -
Little, and Evelina his wife Ann HALEY, "!iiD
Moore, Peter Gooding, and Ann his wife, "'lha
Gunnell, and Mary his wife, Bushrod Powell, 'na :
marine C. his wife, John J Moore, ard hpn
aoore, not having entered their appearance No
security. according to the statute and the fEs' w.
Court; and It appearing to the satisfaction OF s s,
that they are not inhabitants OF the Dis'fc' =" "
bis; on the motion of the Complainant, ny b. s','
It is OADEnEp. That the said absent pefeudi,''
pear here on or before the first Jay otthe htN ,"
Of this Court, and answer the bill ol the Io'P' n
and give security for performing the decIs''
Court; and that copy Of this order BE- i0r'', y,
lsbed in the Alexandra Phenlx G'ze"e "
months successfully, and that ano'her eopy vs.
- '"' "' '''' u Test: E.L LIZ, VI
mar A-2m -