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A MELIA SULPHUR sPRINGS.-The subscriber

A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS-The subscriber
IA at these well known and justly celebrated Medici-
nal Springs, has from the frequent solicitations of his
friends and the public just fitted up large and commodous
buildings, for the accommodation Of nvads and all other
persons who are DESTROYS OF avaing themselves OF their
virtues and healthy situation during the ensuing summer
and auumn.-His residence, from its elevated and ary
situation, is as healthy as the country sHords-He deems
comment upon The medicinal virtues Of the waters as en-
rey and regards them as sested bv the
large concourse OF persons who resorted TO them for
their health, when entertainment could be had in the
neigbborhood lie pledges HIMSELF regards his table
bedding, stables &c. to spare no pains in pronooe ,hs
ease and comfort oil persons who favor him with their
patronage
W re na''ers himself that with unrng assduity and
very accommodating terms he will be able 10 give entire
satisfaction FRANCIS A. WILSON, JR.
Way ~ b--wI2ir
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N ANCERY-vIRsINiA.--Atr rules holden 10 the
i Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Powhatsn county, from the I'd to the
9Th day Of June inclusive in the year 1888:
William W. Archer, Plaintiff
against
John H. Sieger late sheriff OF Powhatan county, and adj
mnistraor OF Peter Archer dec. and also admins
traitor OF Elizabeth T. Jones' dec John r. Moseley Peter
Archer, Robert Haskns and Marths F. his wife. John
rone Archer, Mary Ann Archer, and Nancy Archer wi
dow OF the said Peter +. Archer, dec, Defendants
The defendants, Peter f. Archer, and John Jones and
Sarah II. his wife. not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the Assembly and
the rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they inhabitants OF this
OH the motion OF the plaintiff by Jno w Nash, ESQ.,, his
attorney, is ordered, that the said Peter Archer aud
John Jones and Sarah r. his wife, do sppear before the
Judge OF our said Circuit Court the Court House Of tho
said county on the first day OF September next and
answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy this or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city OF Rchmond, and continued for months sue
cessvey, and that another copy be posted the front
door oil the Court House OF this county.
Copy-Tese. II. F. GRAVES, d..
June Zo 15-wSw~
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Cash for Wheat.

VHNHE subscribers hereby inform their friends and The
u public that they have commenced business on Shoe.
ke mn, at The upper end OF street. under the firm Of
SAMUEL j. RUTHERFORD & CO,
where thsy will be prepared at all times to purchase
m '" HEAT AND OTHER COUNTRY PRODUCE
they will keep supply of GROCERIES, and many
onef aruees IN general which they will sell al the
'o"es' prices at which such goods be afforded
SAMUEL j. RUTHERFORD
FRANCIS STAPLES.
July g. Ie ,,e
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III N CERY-VIRGINIA-AIa Sunerior Co,,r,
nj OF Chancery, held in Saun,on the 4,h day of Au.
gust 1880: - "
william NJ swooPe, Plsiniff.
John Nicholas and Alexander Garrett, Defendants
liIs cause came 10 be heard this fourth dav Of An
gust $780, on the BILL answers exhibits and exan,ina,ion.
OF witnesses, and was argued by counsel OIL
whereof Tor reasons set forth IN writing and filed amongst
me papers III tins cause doth adjudge order and
unless the defendant John Nicholas shall nav unto lie
pann The sum OF twelve hundred and forty one dollars
anu nfy seven cents, with legal interest thereon from
me Zoih oil August 1924 till paid the costs exprdeJ
by the plaintiff In the prosecution of this suit then tat the
Marshal OF the Superior Court of Chanceiy for The Rich
mohd District ha'ng first duly advertised the time and
pace OF SAFE III some newspaper published the city of
lNchmoni, and at some public place in New Canton for
Tour weeks previous thereto ed 10 sell by publc
oh 10 The highest bidder for ready money the land and
aPpurtenaces III the proceedings mentioned and that be
pay the money into court of which the payment of
The defendant, CARROTS costs expended in the
non oil his former suit, which remain unpaid will heresf-
ter be directed.
December I4h, 1880
1t being suggested to the Court that the plaintiff is dead
,ne same ordered TO be entered of BY consent
OF parucs by their COUNSEL it is ordered that this cause
stand and be revived in the of Joseph Brown adr
oil William Nj Swoope, deceased.
Ana at Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery.
Of June, 1888: ' -'' Joy
On motion of the plaintiff, by counsel, the Court doth
appoint george NJ Payne Commissioner make sale Of
The land directed to be sold by The decree in
TINS cause on the fourth day OF August 1880 in place Of
the Marshal therein named Copes-Te.te.
N. c. KINNEY, C. c.
In pursuance OF the foregoing decree shall proceed on
saturday, the l7ih day of August next on the premises
10 carry the same into effect The land to which said de-
cree refers is trac, OF III acres lying Immediately on
Slate River and Hunts Creek is fertile and contains in
ekhau0Ie stores OF slate Of the best quality Should tho
above named day TO be unfair the sale 10 be made
Oh me PREMISES viii take place the first fair day therea
Buckingham, July I2h, 1888 2I,d
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Louisa, July H. IoN,t,v

A LBEMARLE LAND AND MILLS FOR SALE
IA The subscriber is DESTROYS selling the farm IN
which he resides il is situated the Rivanna River ia
miles below Charlottesville, and from the main w est
ern Stage Road This farm contains eleven hundred
acres OF Land about 800 OF which is cleared and mostly
IN nigh state oil improvement. On this farm are about
2oO 10 2I5 acres OF low grounds very speror quality
require but little fencing 10 eRcose il; the improvements
are OF the very best kind; very large and
dwelling house but recently finished kitchen me at house
&c &C.; also barn 76 feet by So nieny arranged
win basement story stables &c.; also threshng Nj
chne nearly new; tobacco houses negro quarters and all
other necessary out houses This esteemed one of the
most beautiful and healthy situations in the county
Aiso another Farm, situated the opposite side of the
river, containing about the quantity of Land 300
acres cleared about 200 Of which are fiat Lands of the
best quality large portion of which admirably aapt
ell 10 meadows this place is also in OF rapid i'm.
proveneni; on this farm is bed OF Lime stone
OF the river and may be rendered valuable either for i'm
Provement oil the land, raising Lime for sale; the i'm.
provements ON this place also good
ne Mills are situated the Rivanna River which
separates me Two plantations, has Two pair of Burrs
feet and grinds annually from 30 25 thousand bushels
OF wheat This justly esteemed one OF the best whea,
sections IN Virgnia the River has very recently been
improved and promises permanent at all sea
sons Adjoining the Manufacturing Mill is Grist Pas.
Ter and Saw Mill building anew, and will be finished i'm
,e" weeks III this property il sold separately from the
ARM there will be 90 oil land attached TO it, Per.
sons desirous OF purchasing have il divided TO sui,
'he" views e. Either OF the Farms Mill will be sold
separately from the other. Terms liberal. Unless sold
by the 18th September this property will he ont of market
JOHN X. CAMPBELL,
June III. I1O--wSwfl Boyd's Tavern A 90
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July IL.

IL one both of his of Land living in the coun
W oil Louisa; that on which he lives Poitiesve is
miles from the Courthouse, 40 from Richmond aud 50
from fredericksburg, on the stage road from the latter
place to Cartesvle contains about 475 acres mostly in
goou hea and considered good farming land, is well
erea ana mas on 1t neatly finished dwelling house OF
ecK, anu cut-houses suitable for the accommodation of
iamiy'-Ihe other, on the South Anna river, at the
NOUN OF Fork creek, about 40 miles from Richmond and
10 rem Little Creek Landing James River, contains
about 800 acres; half or more of which is creek and
river oo,tom the balance high land, generally of very
gcod quality well adapted 10 armng hundred acres
Oh mis tract Chat is excellent tobacco land0 NAV be
cleared, and still leave ample supply of wood and tim
Der Tor the farm. The buildings on this land are only
suitable Tor the accommodation of
and good houses sufficient 10 900 lbs of tobacco
L he overseer, Mr. Smith, will show this land.
CHARLES Y. KIMBROUGH
Louisa, July H. Ie-,yay
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NCERf-VIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in
IL the Clerks office OF the Superior Court of Law and
Chancery Tor the county OF Cumberland, at the Court
mouse oil said county, from the Sd Sth day of June
inclusive, in the year 1885, '"''
Susannah Langhorne, Miller Woodson Jacob Micbaux
ana mary his wife, Joseph Woodson and Marnda hi.
vile, Miller Woodson, Albert G. Woodson David A
street and Mary his wife, William NJ WooIson and Lucy
''' "ne; anu ischarher "oodson, CompIanans.
~ Blake b. Woodson, Creed Taylor and Sally his wife.
Nancy Holt, Christopher Woodson, Rebecca woodson
christopher B Strong and Lucy Ann his vile, Nathaniel
Henry and Virginia his wife, Alexander ooison Jacob
w oodson, Creed T. Woodson, Greed Taylor ir Samuel
aylor, Jr, Samuel C. Gholson, Ann j. Gholson Lucy T.
r rr'' anu ~, aTha w oodson, Defendants.
, Inc defendants Nancy Holt, Christopher Woodson
kebecca Woodson, Christopher b. Strong and Lucy Ann
his wife, Nathaniel Henry and Virginia his wife, Aiexan-
Her oodson Jacob Woodson, Greed T. woodson and
Creed Taylor r not having entered their and
gwen security according to the of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
dehce, That they not inhabitants of this country ON the
motion oil the compliments by COUNSEL 1t is ordered
mat Tie SAID defendants do appear here the first DIV NJ
ie next Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancerv for
the county aforesaid, and the bill OF the como,in
ans and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
Two months successivey and also posted at the front door
oil The Court house OF this county
copy; leste' JOHN DANIEL, CIk
ou"e 20. 15-wS1~
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~ CHANCERY-vIReiNrA.- court held for
u Buckingham county, the 9Th June. 1888;
Peyton Lesueur for himself. and administrator oil

IN CHANCERY-vTReiNIA.- court held for
u Buckingham county, the 9Th June. 1883:
Peyton Lesueur for himself and administrator Of
John Lesueur, deceased, Pltf.
David Paueson, sheriff and administrator with the win
annexed, Of Peter Lesueur Decd and Liteberry Lesu
eur Df.
The defendant, Ltleberry Lesueur having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act
Assembly and the Rules o this Court, and it
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabitapt OF
this Country: is ordered That the said absent
Term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that COPY
OF this Order be forthwith inserted in some ne PAPER
published i'm the City Of Richmond for months sue
cesvsy, and posted at the front door of the Courthouse
Of this county.
A Copy. Tes,e. r.. ELDRIDGE. C. BIC.
July H. 2l-wSw
WDUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE ROANOKE
mined to TO the Southwest next Fall will sell ON the
premises TO the highest bidder Monday the 18th day OF
August next II fair ii not the fair day. his Tract of
Land, situated in Meckcnbgrg county, on the south side
oil Roanoke river, six miles south OF Boydo and twelve
miles below GAINESVILLE containing Eight hundred and
thirteen AcresEghty acres OF which creek and
bottom. The upland is OF quality-welI adapted
to the produce OF the country 100 bushels OF Whea, NAV
be s0wn to advantage the ensuing on this
which is within one mile Of excellent
Flour mill. On the tract is comfortable. convenient
Dwelling House, and necessary out houses MANY other
great advantages might be enumerated but il is
unnecessary great bargain may be had in this land
Tor Negroes or Cash, il early application be made Other
wise will be sold the day above me nonc to the
highest bidder Terms. One third OF the purchase money
cash. he balance IN two equal, annual payments. The
land will be shown by my brother John TAYLOR living
within three miles OF the premises myself.
GEORGE L. TAYLOR
Mecklenburg, May 81. 7-wtds
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I'm CERY-YIRGINIA.-At a Court held Tor
A buckingham county. at the Court House. the 10Th

I'm CERY-YIRGINIA.-At a Court held for
n Buckingham county, at the Court House, the 10Th
day of June, 1888:
Maurice l.. Call, James Thomas and Patsy his wife
Jordan Call, Walter Wilkinson and Nancy his wife, vii.
liam Call and Beverly A. Brown, Plaintiffs
against
Charles Call, Defendant
given security according the Of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court and appearing the satisfaction Of
the Court that the said Charles Call is not an inhabitants
OF this State II is ordered that the said defendant do an
pear here at September Court next and the bill Of
the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN the Richmond Enquirer for months sue.
cessivey and posted the door of the Court House
oil this county. Copy--Tese.
June 2s. [l5-wSw] r. ELDRIDGE, c.
IN HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules, holden in
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
OF June, 1898 -
Samuel Sanders, PLAINTIFF
Thomas Sanders, Of Samuel Sanders
and IN his own right Francis Sanders, William Sanders
James Sanders James Purcell and Mary his wife, for
merry mary Sanders Calvin Sanders Samuel Sanders
stephen Sanders and Elizabeth Sanders, Defts
he defendants, James Purcell, and Mary his wife
Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders Stephen Sanders and
Elizabeth Sanders not having entered their appearance
ana gwen security according to the Act of Assembly and
the Rules oil this Court, and il appearing by sasctorv
evidence that they inhabitants of this country
ordered, That the said absent defendants do nppear
hefe on te rst day OF the next September Term and an
.nc ON oil the planuf aud that copy of this order
oe orhwh inserted in some newspaper published in tho
cy oil Richmond for two months succesvely and posted
al the front door OF the Court house of this county
Copy Teste. r. ELDRlDGE G. CS n
June IL. iO-ws.,.. "
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BY Thomas NJ, Buford. Secession and Modification:
When men once determine to believe the very absurdty
Of the doctrine confirms them Ia their faith
By John f. Shell The r,hts of The State. q. ,.,uh,
by Jeferson-not maintained by his apostae disciples
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N CERY-VIRGIN1A-AIo Sunerior Cam,
nj OF Chancery held in Staun,on the 4,h day of Au
gust, 1880: - " "
William NJ Swoope, plaintiff
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Twcnty-sccOnd COngrcss.--Scss. 2
IN SENATE.-Tb ursdav. Jan


a message received from the President of the u.
States, by Mr.. Donelson, his Private Secretary.
The following resolutions was submitted by Mr.. Grun-
dy:
Hesoived, That committee be appointed to join such
committee as may be appointed by the House Of Repre-.
enaves to ascertain and report mode Of examining the
votes OF President aud Vice President Of the U. States;
and oil notifying the persons elected Of their election.
COLLECTION DUTIES.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the bill re.
ported by the Committee the Judiciary further pro-
VIDE Tor the collection Of duties imports
Mr. Bbb continued his remarks in opposition TO The BILL
Aiier speaking two hours, he gave way to
Mr. Poindexer, who novel an adjournment, which was
negatived, ayes II, noes 49,
Mr. Bibb rose, but again gave way 10
Mr. Buckner, who moved that the bill be postponed TO-
and made tho special order for Tomorrow and that the
Senate proceed TO the consideration Of Executive business
Aiter few remarks by Mcssrs. WATSON and Poindex
ter, the latter renewed the notion that the Senate adj
journ upon which question he demanded the yeas and
nays which were ordered and were Iollows
YeGs.-Messrs Benton, Bib, Buckner Calhoun CLAY
King, Mangum, Miller, Moore, Poindexler Rives Ro.
binsop, Tyler aud White - IL.
.NGys-Messfs Chambers, Clayton, Dallas Dickersop
Dudley, Foot, FrelnghuyseD, Hendricks Hin Holmes
Kane, knight, Robbins, Seymour, Silsbee Tn,on To,n
linson Webster, wilkins and Wright-2O
Mr., Bbb resumed his argument, and after speaking
bi,een minutes, he again gave way 10
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FOREIGN.
..l From the New York Standard jan 20
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUKOPEDuICuIv
IMPORTANT


surrender NJ The CifGdei Of AnftuerD 10 the Fyeurb
lac snip Florida. Capt. Grswold arrived last NIGHT
from London, having left tho Downs on the 2sb Deem
Der Capt @. politely furnished with London p,ncrs IN
lhe evening Of the 9th, which contain rhc important
iegence OF The surrender Of the Citadel of Antwerp 10
the French tie 23d. "
lie osienshle object of the entrance Of the French
army into Belgium having been thus attained MarbaI.
Gerard, should, agfceaiy the terms Of the Convenon
between France and England, Withdraw his army beyond
The Belgian frontier il, however the decided opinion
expressed 10y both The English aud French papers af his
viii not be donc aud that the difference between HoIs
and Belgium is not settled by Tie capture Of Antwerp
Our papers eonain little Of interest in addition TO The
ABOVE event being principally occupied with details Of the.
elections = Parliament. " VIZ
To Frar &c all was quiet and correspondent Of one or
Tie London papers mentions tlt the kim and Onees os
nc French would proceed 10 Lille meet the Dukes Of,
orleans aud Memoirs, on their from Anwefo AMI
tina. The young Dukes would be accompanied ON teir ;o
ney TO Lille by the King and Queen Of Belgium
Accounts rom Lisbon were TO the 2Ist Dec bv, no
Thing oi interest is given. 10
The following is ;he state the London Nancy NoL,
on The 9Th Dec at 2 o'clock
Consol5 have been done high This morning as ss "a
buyers; ~ present they IS 3S, In the oreop mar
yet Tie Dutch funds have improved to 43 IL IL half
per cent higher an yesterday. In other securities no
thing doing
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MON HOIEL.-Ihis valuable and convenient es-
~ iabishmeni, In the centre Of the village Is now in
operation and the subscriber offers his services to the pub
JIG, ana his friends w. LEWIS.
Scottsville, Albemarle, January 81 s2-w4U
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Sincs these remarks made in the Delegates
Sen printed speech Of distinguished other
e legislature, which contains the following passage: we
nope 20 no able 10 that each
20 he Union, reserved to itself tho oil
ueested 10 The General Government
10 ioif al
{ d not part With the right considered as parting
WIN IT, The Acts Of Ratification, Virginia and Nctg Yok
nc" Wat ne matchmaking II
proves e opinion tho
lho objection tyo,IJ H.
.o nave received those into the Union ,,oon
g sio. nom those which they about 10 emf
hey suffered yc,s1
WHcn noy Wefn about surrender
Jacu considered virtual ,ciec
@ iv contribution by that Slater therefore f,iy a,
% w oiher states did not doubt but they retained tho
i s o,on without expressing IT,, that claimed
s..Nl reserved ~ virginia and Saw York;
.VIB Gun ne than aceoded
10y on 'ns oI perfect equality The acts OF raifca
OF hot received 40 aH.
ut Igo ensuod That h9 Constitution would conf, MON ~
49, not The powers which pgtpood 10 confer bu
-e WINCH il' rtHtea separately
'e construed not by it, terms, acofi,g
os OF thirteen different Conventions tbg
Hey ivefnd Nnianatnus such
py ~ 70 The facts Of the Tho Notifications of V}re9a AID
Vow YORK until states bgd eec ~
Conon une0ndonally, and bad actually formed Tfoio T
therefore, never vas considered by those states which
20" ok ADD ~ c0ndefej by tho
Ol' hnd Rhode Island, certainly made eoi,o o
uPgce On toe contrary after considerable DELAY and no
On unfino rejection, tkoy ta6od
9 genomans hypothesis aud concoding tst fe State M S
,tsn "i resumption confederation.
- xca 10 uief from the siionce Of eleven states ta no
s claimed BY rather than conclude, from the 5ees
.' 9" Two only that 10 camcd by aR IL not thai so,oo
@ @ gnhnne which would ~
w oc thcu conform those eleven than that which on,3
" F'oo"ings oi eleven 70 conformity with those Of two
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-08
LITERARY.

North american Reuiew, No. 79.-The con.
tents Of the present number of this journal are
more than usually interesting. There is no dis.
cussion Of contemporary politics, and q proper
tionally larger space is allotted to polite litera-
ture and general philosophy. The subjects treat
ed are the character of Sir Waiter Scott; Spa.
nish Language and Literature; McIlvaine's Evi.
dences Of Christianity; the History Of Philadel.
phia; the Law School at Cambridge; the Pro
gress Of Society; Bunyau's Life and Writings;
Mr.. Thatcher's Indian Biography; Abercrolubie
on the Intellectual Powers; and the new novel
called Swallow Barn. Most Of the articles are
Of a popular and entertaining cast, and some Of
them are written with power, spirit
and beauty.
Hinion's United &afes.-A splendid English
work, entitled " History and Topography of the
United States Of North America" in two large
quarto volumes, has just appeared. The Editor
is tile Rev. John Howard Hinton, A. NJ. The
merely historical part is very brief; but the por.
ton devoted to the Topography, Government,
Statistics, Institutions, Religion, Literature, Man
ners, &c. is copious, we'll ~digested, and present.
ed in a manner the most favorable to our coun-
try. II contains about one hundred Maps and
engravings, all executed in the first style of Bri
fish art. The ensravings are chiefly from ori
sinal sketches. and embrace views Of our Scene
ny, Public Buildings, Churches, &c. Such a
work must necessarily be cOstly-too costly, in.
deed, to allow Of its attaining much circulation
in this country. But We are gratlfied to find SO
splendid an enterprise justified BY the increasing
interest felt by the British peopleip every thing
relating to this country.
Sir Jonah Darlington has completed his Histo.
~ of the Irish Union.
Goodwin, the author of "Caleb Williams"
who has just sent forth another novel. DeIoraine
is upwards of eighty years of age. He Is still
indefatisable as writer.