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NOT1CE. -AB persons are hereby forewsrnsd from
~ bunting. shooting sspsssing 10 any my
Land departure from ibs notice shs be punished by
the Uimos, rgors OF tho lsw EDWARD G0VAN.
Hanover, sept "a 1899 tl-ytY"
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Two thin meetings have been held in favor Of the o.
5. Baok--and they have been blszoned forth the
"PubIic Sentiment Of Virgnis--Tbs is OF the
greatest nsDomers we have ever witnessed-The Pub
fe Sentiment OF Virginia has been,s and will he against
'he bsnk-UPon question vitality affecting the Con-
s'uiion OF the county, there be change, sha
dow OF change, iD Virginia.
There Is some talk in particular Squad about getting
up an instruction 10 the Legislature 10 our Senators, TO
vote for renewing the ChareT-CentIemen may az veil
give over al onceTbe project can never succeed The
Legislature once Instructed It's Senators to vote against the
old bsnk-andh there be any instruction again upon the
subject, we are grossly mistaken iii will not take pre-
esely the direction.
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psrbuih schooner with Englsh colors under tho lee
bow sailing towards her, bearing set Of signals which
were not understood; the schooner therefore pro-
nounced TO be enemy's vessel
The Commodore, however, by way Of making fein
ordered flag up and hauled down again immediate
that his signal had been duly answered, and not willing
to appear dull the OCCASION forthwith hauled down
his signal stood for the President supposiDg her to be
one OF his B. NJ. frigates.
The President hove too under English colors The
Schr came alongside, and hailed ''Wha schooner
Is tha1 ellis NJ. schooner HighHyer. was the answer.
"Come on board. Sir, with your papers Aye aye, Sir
along side. He piped the gangway, and imme
diaeiy ushered into the cabin, where sat Co Rodgers
10 whom he handed his instructions "Umph, so Sir, you
are looking out for the American fgate President Com
Rodgers"sW here did you leave the squadron!" eyes
terisy morning oil back Long Island, Sir" "How was
Com Hsrdy!' ale was very well, Sir" "Have you a
sufficient description OF the President to enable you TO
cognze her when you shall see herr! 20 yes, Sir, we
cannot fail to know her Immediately "Wc, Sir, with
keeping you longer in suspense have the honor to
inform you that you now on board the U. 5. ship
Pres slider MT, and am Com. Rodgers!!
Meantime all hands being piped TO dinner, the officer OF
the deck ordered the boaswans mate 10 invite the
crew.
The Boaswan's mate accordingly looks the side,
and says"Shpmates, aboard and get dinner
-"Shipmates en-, says dry old fellow in the act OF
taking his last hours qud Of tobacco and looking up
at the time very quizzicaly at the Presidents b
~ say Tom, do you twg that split canvass jb7 SILVER
my topm asls but Brother Jonathan has dijdled this
time, as sure the devils in Lunnun. But, mind
Tom, we'll 20 board and get grub, and
misunderstanding we shall find plenty OF Yankee
gog, with dish Of long s,oeetenng, aud comfortable
drop of old Kenfuck LONG TOM.
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Politics OfGeOrgia.
TO THE PEOPLE OF GEORGIA.

~ LIE PEOPLE OF GEORGIA.
An extract OF letter purporng TO have been written
by The Missionaries Worcester and Buer) the Editors
% the Missionary Herald has been republished in the
Journal and other papers Of this State which papers LA
charged Governor LumpkIn, upon The authority Of this
letter. with having compromised the rights Of the State
in releasing the Missionaries from cOnhne in the Pc
ntentary and this letter contains statements and insi.
nualons utterly false and unfouDded, aud from the man.
ner 10 which ny has been introduced by these i've o.
III san letter my silence might be construed into
SEM 10 us general accuracy and the very nature Of my
situation makes obvious that have been acquani
ed win Tie dc1s AMI circumstances connected with the
discharge Of me mssionaes becomes my duty 10 give
70 be PuOhc those dcs and circumstances correctly, and
leave them judge how fer the rights and character of
The State have been compromised by the Executive in
the discharge OF his official duties
Governor Lunpkn, as II lie well known, from the time
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Circuit sups-
rior Court Of Law and Chancery for Henrso county,
the 26th day Of June, 1882:
Reuben Bendie administrator with tho will annexed OF
Jane Coutts, deceased, Plaintiff.
Sophia Cou,,s, Jane N. Cous Thomas T. Bouldn. Asa
Otis, Edward G. MAYO, James WinstoR, William ID. Wren,
administrator of Samuel McCraw, deceased and Edward
Henshaw in his right and as administrator Of Patrick
Coutts, deceased, Defendants.
This cause in which the bill hath been taken for
fesed TO all the defendants except Edward Henshaw
this day TO be heard the BILL answer OF the
said defendants replication and exhibits and was argued
by counsel: consideration Whereof the Court doth
account all the money due from the estate Of Reuben
Couts, deceased, to the estate OF Jane Cou deceased
oil her annuity secured her by the trust deed
from Reuben Coutts to Samuel McCraw, James Heron
and Pleasant dated the 10Th day Of Sep
tcmber in the year thousand hundred and nine
~ nine an office copy OF which deed hed as an exhibit
this Also account OF all the money due from
the OF Patrick Cous deceased TO the estate Of Jane
Coutts deceased on all and every existing be-
them and their estates and especially OF all money
due from the Of the said Patrick Cous the estate
OF the said Jane Coutts deceased which secured
intended be secured by the deed Of the
day Of February, thousand eight hundred and
one executed by the said Patrick Couts Thomas r.
Boudin and David Roper Trustees Office copy Of
which deed is also filed as an exhibit IN this suit and also
of all money due from the estate Of the said
Patrick Cous deceased TO the estate OF the said Samuel
McCraw deceased the payment OF which was secured
intended be by the last mentioned Gecd OF
trust also Of all money paid by the said Pa
trick Cous and his representatives, on account OF the
notes described in tho trust deed by tho said Pa
trick Coutts to Benjamin w. Coleman aud Asa OTIS as
Trustees dated the eighth day OF November thous and
eight hundred and nineteen Office copy OF which deed
also filed exhibit this suit ALSO deien-
dant, Edward c. Mayo, do render account before the
commissioner OF all payments made by him. il any
account Of the purchase money for the property con-
veyed by the said Patrick Cou,ts in his Lille time 10 the
said Edward c. Mayo by deed dated the first day OF De-
cember thousand eight hundred and twenty three,
Office copy of which deed is also filed an exhibit in this
causeal Of which several accounts the said commissions
er is directed to examine state and see and the Cou
report with any matters specially stated deemed pertDen
by HIMSELF which may be required by tho parties TO be
stated But nothing contained in this order is to pre-
clude the defendant Edward C. Mayo, from filing his
at any time before the first day OF November next
Copy-Teste. j. ROBINSON, T.. T..
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a. ALE OF LAND.-In pursuance of decree of the
~ Circuit Superior Court OF Law aid Chancery for The
county OF Nelson, pronounced in the OF Rves against
Austin and others the undersigned Commissioner will
proceed To SELL at Lovngson in the county OF Nelson
edDesday, the I'd day of October next, the highest
bidder, credit Of two three and four years, Che
purchaser purchasers giving bonds with approved
rty, and deed OF trust the land 10 the pay
ments) tract of land in the county Of Nelson, on the
branches OF The South fork OF Rockfsh River adjoining
the lands OF Norbone Thomas, the estate of Zach Nev
and others and containing by survey l62 acres and
30 perhes This land is all in woods and well adapted
TO the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco
MAYO CABELL, Commissioner.
July 30 2l-wsw
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III AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber intending TO
~ move TO Ohio, wishes TO sell exchange for land
in that State the Tract Of Land which he lives lying
in Louisa county 10 miles above the Court House,
from MechaDicsvle and containing by late survey 1876
acres good portion OF the above tract low grounds Of
good quality the situation healthy any in the
and from the trial made the land believed be suscep
ube OF improvement, by clover and plaster the Green
Springs land, to which il lies contiguous The purchaser
shall have the privilege of sowing wheat this fall. The
terms and further particulars made known application
TO the subscriber WILLIAM ID. GOOCH
r. 81 intend making trip to Ohio about the 2sib
August. Persons having land in that State which they
wish 10 exchange, will therefore confer with me the
subject by letters addressed to Mecbanicsve, Louisa
va. previous to that time. w. d. G..
July %. 22-g9ts
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-In pursu-
ance OF three several Deeds OF Trust, one executed
by John D. boswell and Lilly Ann his wife, Thomas
boswell aud Lucen b. Price. bearing date the 18th day
of March, 1881 duly lodged and recorded in the
Clerks office OF Hanover county and conveying the fol-
lowing property, wit: tract OF Land ia the county Of
Hanover, adjoining the lands Of Pleasant Terrell and Pa
trick H. Price, containing by estimation two hundred and
twenty other Little River in said
county, containing by survey sxtynne acres, which
the Mills and lanyard belonging to said DoswelD are
situated; and other tract adjoining the last mentioned
tract, lying both sides OF Little River known New
Market supposed to contain upwards Of fourteen hundred
acres, being the land which the late James Dos
well resided, and the following slaves to witt William, "a
tanner) Lewis, Matt, Nick Charlotte Temple and two
Children Armsead and Mary, Venus and three children,
John, Dick and Grace, Randolph and Isaac, of hiy
Patterson, and the future increase of the females Another
executed by said boswell on the 22d day Feb 1882, Lu
Glen b. Price and Jno d. Andre duly acknowledged and
recorded in the Clerks office Of the county, and
veyng the following property to witt bright skin boy,
Tom hundred barrels twenty head Of cattle,
(seers nclude twenty head OF sheep five feather beds
and two road Wagons. And one other Deed, bearing
date the 4h day OF March, 1888, executed by said Dos
well to Lucien b. Price and Charles w Dabney duly
acknowledged and recorded in the Clerks office of the
county, and conveying the following property Chat
is TO say) five horses six mules two colts twenty sheep
fifty hogs, all cattle heretofore conveyed, carts and
farming utensils some machinery for spinning. capen
ters TOOLS and provisions, household and kitchen
urniture blacksmiths tools, two shot guns, and rifle,
and all said Doswes dues and credits The Trustees in
the said several Deeds named will proceed Tuesday
the 10Th day OF October next ii fair, if the fair
day at New Market, the residence Of said Boswell to
sell to the highest bidder, for cash. all the aorc-
property, conveyed 10 them aforesaid. The property
mentioned in the first named Deed, being only bound Tor
the payment Of thous dollars with interest and
costsso much Of said property will be sold may he
sufficient TO satisfy the said amount The real property
will be sold in lots TO suit purchasers Besides the well
known value of the New Marke. estate for agricultural
and commercial purposes, there Is il cotton fac
tory, in successful operation, under lease for fifteen
years. from the LIST January next, at handsome annual
rent Many considerations might make the property now
advertised worthy Of the attention of of capital and
such invited to examine Tor themselves The tile is
considered unimpeachabe but only such title will be
eyed, may be vested in the Trustees by said Deeds
BY THE TRUSTEES.
Hanover, Va, July %, 1888 23-wtds
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NMTlL be sold to the highest bidder the 10Th day
OF September next if fair il moi, the next fair day,
that desirable and well known OF Land, belonging
the estate OF George Tyler, dec containing 500 900
acres lying in the county of Sposyvania the river
few miles below Cars Bridge aud among the desi
rable farms the river-baviDg il large DIVE ng
house, Kitchen meat house, dairy house, several
excellent negro houses stables, barns houses and
wheat machine. On the day, shall sell the mill
belonging to the estate. The mill is the river, fe W
miles below Carrs Bridge IL has pair stones, for corn,
pair Of burs, boiling chests of excellent quality
and in good repair-We shall the same day. sell one
other tract of land in the county OF Louisa adjoining the
above land and MILL We deem it unnecessary to give a
particular description of the above property think
ing gentleman will purchase without first viewing the
premises. The property is desirable We invite all gen
tlemen that wish TO realize money in such property to
give us call, and examine the farm and mill. One
third OF the purchase money will be required the de-
livery OF the deed; the balance in and years,
the purchasers 10 give bond and approved security and
deed OF trust TO secure the purchase money. The pur
chaser will be allowed the privilege of seeding small grain
at the usual time oil seeding and full possession given
soon secure the growing crop
At the same time. will he sold valuable blooded
mares and hes, OF the most approved stock Of horses rid
ing horses, work horses &c. and superior stock o. cattle,
sheep, pana utensils, and other articles
The above articles will be sold credit OF IL months
on the purchaser giving bond with approved security for
all sums above five dollars and for all under five dol
lars cash will be required No property will be
until the terms OF the sale shall he complied with.
VIM. TYLER, Executors of Geo
JOS. TYLER, ! Tyler, dec.
July r. l9--w4w 5w
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PspETEeY n.
NucH vsr RrNA,Ss vN'uNa."
FOREST woop.-p, 1nr Av1aoa o1 "Co,s Law R~ru..."

HEST wOOD.-Br rnr ArrnoR oF "CosS la" nH
Within the sun-li, forest,
Our roof thu bright buo sky,
Where fountain. dow, and Wild 1owon blow.
We lin hearts on high;
Beneath tho ffow of wicked man
Our eountTy's strength il bowling:
But thank. to God. they cant prevect
The lono wild flowers from blowing
High. high above the ueo-tops
Tho lark IL soatin; free;
Whore streams tho light through broken e'oods
Ills spcckled breast soc.
Beoeeth tho might OF wicked mon
The poor mans worth IL dying
But. thanked bs Col, in spite of thom.
The lark still MARBLES flying!
The preacher says "Lord bie" os'
"Loid bless us :" echo cries;
Anon :" tho bfoexes murmur low,
a. Anon :" the I'LL rcpicsj
The Goa SO toll of wo-woru hestts
The proud with pangs are paying;
But here, oh God OF earth and hSavent
Tho humble heart Is praying.
How ,only, in 4 . pauses
OF song, roc chocd wide,
Tho ou-hats COO, the lnnets lay.
Der fill and river glide.
With evil deeds of men
Tho sfftightcd land is ringing
But still, oh Lord the pious heart
Aud sou-,onsd voice ara singing:
Hush! hush! tho preacher p,cache,b.
"Wo to tn opprossor, wo !"
Bot sudden gloom o'ercasts tho sun.
Aud saddcned nowers bellows
So ffowns the Lord! but tyrants, ys
Deride his indignation.
And 500 not, in his gathered brow,
Your day OF tribulation!
Speak low, thou hcav n paid teacher
The tempest buis,s above;
God whispers in tho thundor hear
The tcrrors OF his love
On useful hands and honest hearts
The base their wrath wreakins
hut, thanked DO God, they can't prevont
The storm of Heaven from speaking.
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an ESSRS. Nathaniel anderson, Thomas PGife,on
lvM and Sarah his wife, and JOhn s anderson: Take
notice, that at Warren Ferry, Buckingham on the 2sd,
TO take the deposition Of James Tspscot and others TO be
read as evidence in suit depending in the Circuit Supe
or Court Of Law and Chancery for Bucking county
~ when we are plaintiffs and you and others deen
dants. Yours, &c. JOHN COUCH
and MARY his wife,
JOHN COUCH as
Admir-. OF Eiz. Couch,
THOS j. ANDERSON,
WM. COUCH Admir-.
Augusta [27-w4w' Of Ann Couch
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Cash for WheafI.

TVITE subscribers hereby inform their friends and the
n public that they have commence business on shoc
kG Hill at The upper end Of II street, under The firm Of
SAMUEL J. RUTHERFORD & co,
where they will be prepared AT all times To purchase
WHEAT AND OTHER COUNTRY PRODUCE.
They will keep supply Of GROCERIES, and many
other articles IN general Use which they will sell the
lowest prices at which such goods can be afforded.
SAMUEL J. RUTHERFOORD
FRANCIS STAPLES.
Juy2 I6-wsv
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MIR. THOMAS BLANTON sIR-You not being an

MIR. THOMAS BLANTON, sIR--You not being an
1vl nhabitant OF this State, (Virgina,) adopt this
mode OF notifying you, that SHALL by my attorney,
the second day OF September next, Qhat being the
OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
the county of CumbeanJ the Judge of said Court
for writ of Cerorar praying the removal OF the of
injunction now depending in the County Court of Cumber
land to the said Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery, IN which case you are plaintiff and de-
fendan for reasons which shall then shew the said
Cour-at which time and place you requested TO
tend, il you SlLAS WATKINS.
July %. 2I-w5w
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TH7O Gabriel Mnter and Nancy his wife, Joseph Min
IA ter and Elzabe tn his wife, Charles Cosby, Overon
Cosby, VIM FL Cosby, Josiah Cosby, Mary Bagby, Rich
ard Nj. Cosby, Archibald Cosby, Abner Cosby, James
Cosby, those claiming under him, and Martha Cosby -
You requested to forward forthwith and receive
the amounts TO which you severay entitled, and now
in my hands as Commissioner, arising from The sale OF
tract OF land formerly belonging to Charles Cosby. dec
and made agreeaby a decree OF the County Court OF
Powhaan for your benefit. FRS. S. SAMPSON
Powhatan, July Slh, 1893. 2l-w6ts
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July &c.

NOrICE.-Io William Letois. Esq-SIR: As you
inhabiiant of this Common eath, please
to take notice, that shall Saturday, the 2ith OF Au-
gust next at the Tavern Of Francis Watkins in Genito
and between the hours OF O'Clock in the morning and
in the afternoon Ito be continued from day day, il
cessary proceed 10 take the dispositions OF Mark Taylor
and others, TO be read in suit depending in the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county
of Powhaan, in which plaintiff. and you and Rich
ard Watkins defendants. ID. RATTRAY.
July 30. 2I-w4w
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az Tavern, Farm and Store Tenement, situated at
I'VE King William Court House, may be leased for the
two or three years Those who have applied end
who are non.redents OF this county hereby notified
that contract may be concluded at any time, before Au
gust Court of this county, by application the subscriber
in the county Herbert a. Claiborne Attorney 81 Law,
in Richmond, THOS. w. s. GREGORY.
King William county, July H. f0-wt1stS
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NH ESSRS. James II. Morris, Wiftam Morris and
lyn james or Thomas p. Richardson: You, not being
inhabitants of this State will please take notice, that
SHALL Monday the 9th day Of September, 1885, the
Courthouse oil Buckingham county, between the hours
OF 10 o'clock i'll the morning and in the evening" take
the deposition Of Samuel Ford and others, to be read as
evidence in suit in Chancery, pending in the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for Bucking
ham county, in which am plaintiff and you and Others
defendants Yours, &c. JOHN MORGAN.
July 26. 23-w4ws
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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

July, }
The parties concerned in the OF the egong
order OF Court, will take notice, that have appoint
Monday, the 9th day OF September next for their attend
before me, my Office in the city OF Richmond,
the matters referred by the said order, which day. by
ten o'clock A. NJ, they hereby required to attend,
with their accounts proofs and office copies Of all
sary Court papers JNO. SHORE, COm'r
Cir. Sup. Co. l.. & c. HenTico.
JuIy o2-v9y
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I'm RY-VIRGfNGA.-Atrue rules holden in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of ] sw
aud Chancery for Powbatan county, the Sd TO the
sh day Of June inclusive, in the year 1888:
William W. Archer, Plaintiff
against
John H. seger,ate sheriff of Powhatan county and sd-
nlnistraor OF Peter F. Archer dec and as admins
traitor OF Elizabeth T. Jones, dec John T. Moseley Potter
f. Archer Robert Haskins and Martha F. his wife, John
A. Archer John Jones and Sarah r. his WIFE Louisa Ca
roiDe Archer Mary Ann Archer, and Nancy Archer, wi
dow oil the said Peter +. Archer dec, Defendants.
The defendants, Peter F. Archer, and John Jones and
Sarah X his wife, not having entered their appesra
and given security according TO the act Of Assembly and
the rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they not inhabitants OF this Commonw lib
on The motion Of the plaintiff by Jno w. Nash, Esq., his
attorney IL is ordered, that the said Peter f. Archer and
John Jones and Sarah r. his wife, do appear before the
Judge Of said Circuit Court at the Court House of the
said county the first day Of September term next, and
the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this
der be forthwith Inserted in newspaper published in
the city Of Richmond and continued for two months
cessvey, and that another copy be posted at the front
door OF the Court House Of this county.
Copy--reste X. F. GRAVES, ID. c.
June 2S. 15--wSws
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August 9

NUR GEO. wooDsoN:-Tske notice, that At war.
I'VE rem Ferry, Buckingham, the 23d and 9th day
September neat, shall take dispositions be read az evil
dence in suit in Buckingham county court in Chancery
in which am plaintiff, writ OF ne exeaf &c and Won
and others are defendants JOHN Couch
August 9. 27-wiys
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From the New York Evening Post. /
NAVAL. ANECD OIE

Some time in the early part Of the late war; between
the United States and Great Britain, the fgate Pres
dent, Commodore Rogers, Standing in for Block
Island, between Gay Head and Montaug Point, under
foil complement Of canvass, she espied long sharp ep
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TENEN DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the
II subscriber, living in holloway, on the 18th Juno
last, brigh, muatto man named Sandy. He had pass
from Mr. John Bland dated LIST August, 1888, TO go from
Chesterfield Court House, where he had been confined in
Jail, 10 return homebut he has not returned. He is 10
10 years old, about feet inches high, spare made
Ii is supposed he is in the neghbourhood Of Richmond
lurking in Chesterfield county. The above reward will
be paid il taken and confined in Jail, that get him
again Masters OF vessels and others forewarned from
harborng carrying him of, under the penalties. of the
law. WILLIAM SMITH.
August9 27-5ts
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HAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
% The attention Of the Commissioners appointed last year
by the President and Directors of the James River Com
pany to open books for receiving subscriptions to the
James River and Kanawha Company, respectfully CALI
eel to act Of the General Assembly, passed 9Th Dec
last which provides that the said books oil subscription
may be continued open until the 3d Monday in December
next, the and for the purposes prescribed by
the Of 10th March, 1882 incorporating the stockhold-
ers oil said company.
BY of the President and Directors of tho James
River Company j. BROWN, in.
july 23. 23-lm