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RICHMOND, Friday, JUNO q.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN FLORIDA.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN FLORIDA.
The Philadelphia u s. Gazette and other papers have
stated that Mr. White was reelected by
majority, or 600, over General Call But the w Globe
has intelligence OF the 18th of May from Florida saving
mat tue votes from all the counties Of West Middle
Florida had been received at Tallahassee and that Cen
Ca was ~ votes In advance OF his opponent East anu.
south Florida remain to be heard from Ii is very gener
any supposed that White will get majority in East Flo
rida, where he is aided by the influence OF Ex.Judge
Smith Gen. Call will likewise receive majority in South
Fiorida particularly at Key West. We assured how.
ever that the successful candidate will receive more
man 90 TO 100 votes majority The result yet cons
dered doubtful
We have before usthe Tallahassee Fordan of the 25h
May which gives the polls from Is counties as far as
ceNed-making Whites present majority 81.
We understand, that in consequence of the now state
oil our relations with France, arising from the protested
draft &c has been deemed advisable by the Presidep
10 despatch Mr. Livingston Immediately TO France--It is
Impossible yet to say how far the state of the uues-
uon with France may not affect relations also with
Napies-lt said that the President was DESTROYS of no.
mnatng Mr. Livingston to the last Senate-but that he
considered the condition of domestic concerns at that
time rendered change in the Treasury and State De-
parments inex pediont-In consequence of Mr.. LIS new
appointment it has been seen that Mr. McIane has been
transferred to the State Department and Mr. Duane has
been appointed to the Treasury.
also said, that no information has been received from
Ered' britain as 10 The opening Of the negoaion-and
'hat hence no appointment is forthwith made to London
We have been informed by letter from Mecklenburp,
that the account Of the Proceedings of Meeting pur.
porting to have been held at Claksvile in
on me i'th UT concerning the outrage which COM
ed upon the Presidents person, is entire mposition
NO such meeting having been held, and no such resolu.
lions adoptedthought believed most of the
they express entertained by the large body OF the
People We do not at this time entertain the most dstan,
suspicion OF the individually who has been guilty of this
conempubie outrage upon common decency and decorum
but 1t Is possible, we may yet light upon him. then he
may expect to be scourged for his palms. We have
several mscreans who have attempted to practise SINH.
Tar quzzes upon usafter had traced out their
but we shall no longer forbear.
carter Beverly has addressed Card to the Editor OF
the fredericksburg Arena, in which he refers to the allie
gaon tha he was either directly indirectly concerned
in (hs) nephew Mr.. r. b. Randolphs attack upon Pre-
sident Jackson-He airms that "there has never vet
TRUTH WV "
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THE TRIBUTE OF ONE To ro,,, !,

Wo have literally seized following Vorss 70, IN,
The young Authores show them Il, n, nd h
would be the submit them the public eye; but tho
distinguished by much beauty that we have no doub,
our readers viii thank for the copy spread before them The
scene was ad on last Saturday highland OCCASION wa, tho
grouping of the four ladies' are referred TO- in Tho sor mart -
inc room The Muse saw them, and caught the inspiration which
broatbes in tho following Verses: ~
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A. Watson, merchant WV - ~ - "o'
On The same day also Cholera Jane, Emily eete daos
~ w Hegcman These three young were the oolv
children Dr. Hegemsn and tho evening the Same day one
the was 70 DO mauiod 10 The gentleman Is likewise
snnoned Beautiful flowers, whom evil fate sever bnt
pc. Puokoo lhen gu % nzo stem Rl..snyah RegsLer
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tDorog the Eectoneerng Campaign, declined publishing
articles
aud The other intended against him and panr his
moral charncterWe had desire Of Eo1uf
bst delicate discussion che contest decided
ceicd upon ~ Voter IN king William publish brief article
giving praise statement Of the poll the mos
neral toms the Of tbs resuha piece has been
oy voter ~ CafolnsAnd hls day publish Reply him.
ana the aforesaid s Roge, Do Coys tho other side Of
that may be drawn delicate discussion Of private
ma,ters-and that the parties will with carrying
on the discussion In Hand Bills !--Edfoys.
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AGRICULTURE.


HE FARMERS REeIsTER.-In answer to an enoul.
~ IRON ourselves, when might expect to have the
pleasure OF seeing the first number of the Register ??
ledted by Edmund Rufin, Esq The printer Mr. T.
W. White, returns for answer, that il will be issued on
the 18th oil Junehat circumstances beyond his control
altogether mechanical have prevented him from bring
ing before the public, at earlier day-but that
alter it is his intention 10 issue the LIST of every month
Prize EssAY.-The premium of thirty dollars o1e red
by the Editor OF the Virginia Farner at ScottsviIIe
for the best essay TO be entitled "Agricuure in Vir
ginia," has been awarded to c. w. Goocb ESQ q,
Henrco county 1t Will speedily be inserted in that ma
per- and extra number OF copies prned-CTbe Edi,o,
of the Virginia Farmer is making many meritoriou,
exerto to extend the value and circulation of his
The particulars of Mr. John Randolph's Will have mi
yet ranspred Ii is probable that was put 10 Probat Al
Charlotte Court on Monday last 1t is estimated that he
owned more than 400 slaves, which il is said he has M
rected to be emancipatedand that he has also left
blood horses, &c.-Yesterdays Compiler.
The suit of the Bank OF the United States ps An1rsv
Stevenson as security for Julius cambridge former
Tor the U. s. Branch in this city, expected to come
on during the present term Of the Federal Court now Sit,
ting in Richmond.-Mr. Writ had already arrived as
Counsel for the Bank-and the Agent of the Motber
Bank was also in attendanceBut compromise has boen
effected between the parties, by which the Bank has con-
sened 10 receive and the Defendant to pay $4,000 in m
discharge OF IFS claim on him. The Bank sued, we be
eve Tor about 1000, being the half of the penalty OF
the Bond which the securities to have given for
cambridge Each party to pay its costs and tho suit
is dsmissed-U. "
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- W we owe some iavors to the Kanawha Banner-tbe
hampshire lntelgencerthe National ntelligencer &c
as they might deserve.--We NAV paw our resnects n
some or all Of them, hereafter. ~
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i, =. COu.vU.vIC7TED
fl suggestion TOR taking the ,ohoe Of The Stock of the
James Rirer and Kandtrha Company.
The subscription to the stock OF this company having
dragged on heaviy-the Virginia Bank making its sub.
scrpton by lean majority, and with considerable oppos
on il il be made at all; aud the Farmers Bank if il should
nay be compeledto subscribe Also and set the
company in motion, will still do with that hearty
good will that would be useful in cheering on great en-
erprse OF this kinds likely that the bad eena
created IN bringing this company into existence by forcing
subscriptions WILL most probably always hereafter keen il
In the shadows OF the stream of forne But sppose The
majority of the Stockholders of the Farmers Bank should
continue TO think that the dipeasure of the State may not
be so nveterate and Interchangeable them to re
fuse them all iavours hereafter, as those who are so line
rally making threats against the Bank would hold out and
commune 10 refuse to subscribe the great scheme might
provo an aporon prevent this catastrophe the fol-
lowing plan is suggested
Let all the present subscriptions be withdrawn.
Let the three millions intended to be subscribed or by
individuals, be taken by the counties im.diae,v ad;o
ing the Improvement
Let the State borrow the money for this subscription
ana pledge, In addition TO the tolls tax to be levied ON
The real estate in the said adjoining counties to meet the
interest on the loan, in the tolls should not be sui
cient.
The stock TO be apporioned among the respective con
ties, according TO the value of the real estate
EACH aud 10 belong to each county respectively for ts
own use alter the extngushmen Of the loan for
the original subscription Can doubt exist as to taking
the STOCK al once on these principles Could any other
ton oil the State have the slightest objection to raising the
money IN 'his way, where such ample would be
PLEDGED TO secure them against the possibility of danger
oil having pay any portion Of the principal or interest
the loan! Should II ever be necessary tax the
section at ALL the tax would be very small for toll. G
always be considerable, If sufficient to meet the i'm
terest. VIZ "
millions to be borrowed at FIVE per cent,
would %h amount per annpm to $4,000
The quantity OF land along the line, allowing
20 miles on each side, would be sixteen millions
OF acres which, at tax OF cent per acre,
would be more than enough to pay the interest
eve" H. IL mere "s en were no tolls, $4,000
, VI my GEMS per acre on The land Ia the section
@ H. oun' 10 eish millions OF dollars, enough pay
"a raj.
moment that this rise and more would take place if tho
work should be accomplished, TYRO
W we lay the Communication Of Tgro before our
readers in order that every Proe on this important sun
ect may be duly considered But we have no hesitation
IN declaring II as our opinion, that we prefer etine
hgs go on as they are at present-and awaiting the de
cson oil the General meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Farmers Bank on the 22d July. We now believe. ,Ia,
ny VIII take the subscription and that the good work
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we understand that the Opinion recently delivered bv
Judge Baldwin, in relation the slaves expresses the
general sentiment OF Pennsylvania that subject 1t il
understood, that Mr.. Duane the new Secretary of m.
Treasury, fully cOncurs in those sentiments
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praccableD the Hne Of domarcaion batveen two Hon
Senators who "concur generally" But to return from
TINS DEPRESSION, to your letter to Mr. Yancey You are
"ApTarf" Will you condescend to enlig6ten the pub
lie mind to the character and extent OF your opposition
analysis OF your "An-TarH' views and saw whether
you opposed to the Tariff the ground OF its uncon
stuhonay or policy; whether ia Short you the
constitutional validity of protective Tariff? Your con.
stituents will DO graed these queries
tho Tor doubt not, that you surrender the
onal question, and that you decidedly favor Of
udicious protective Tariff Your constitute ns win also
be pleased TO have fuller development of your "An
Bank" views. Will you inform the people (whose ser.
Want you profess TO BED whether you think the present
Bank Unauthorized by the Constitution and whether Con-
gress has the power to incorporate such Bank as that
suggested by the President OF the U. s.,
III you believe protective Tariff and the Bank of the
u y. constitutional, il is a duty which YOU owe to the 90
vernment TO vindicate it from the charge Of arbitrary
croachment and wilfu usurpaoa IT, the contrary YOU
believe the Tariff aud the Bank your oath
oil oice your obligations to your constituents and 10 the
American people, demand that you should expose and de-
nounce the infractons OF that charter which you have
sworn to support You welcome to either horn of the
dilemma.
In addition to the queries just addressed to you, beg
leave TO PROFOUND the following. When member the
House OF Representatives did you not either in Congress
or IN your Congressional District maintain that the Tariff
volaiedthe Constitution! Has Congress the right to con-
opinions Oh the right OF secession? DO you acknowledge
the right Of the Legislature instruc, YOU and your obi
CATION TO obey instructions,
Wae;hrryou will or will not ply to these queries Il will
be Tor you TO deermineSir, high as YOU are Won are
not elevated above censure, your placed
beyond the reach OF enquiry And highly your con-
s'ituens appreciate Integrity talent ZEAL do assure
you, that they equally admire and respect candour firm
ness and independence. now respectfully invite YOU TO
carry your own precep, into practceto make known your
opinions "without disguise equvocaion and thereby
discharge that 'solemn Duty which the 18th of Feb
ruary' you declared 'every man owed his country"
| Buckingham, June LIST, 1888. MUTIUS
W La private note from .Hutus addressed to the
Editors, appealing to the Liberty the Press and calling
Tor the publication of bis Letter. he discaims all un
friendly feeling towards Mr.. Rves il
be considered necessary proper give any reply TO
these numerous inerrogatores we shall publish such re-
| ply with great peasure.-.Editors
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lbs election But the staunch old Democrats Of the Dis
rie will live yet to justice injured man and their
indignant scorn and scowi will forever upon the ma,
ana men who have guided them by fabricated alsehoods
~Where the oak that sometimes 9 o blast,
Caroline, May 30, 1888 CASSIIJS
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MARKETS.-THURsDAY June 9Th I833
FLoUR-last sales So 3S S5 I-2
iosAcco-ii't'e or no change in price. though last
Engish accounts are less encouraging.
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- tMoEL CLARK & CO., have received full and
- splendid assortment of f1sbion.ble Hal and Co.
suitable Tor the summer, which, having been carefully Sc
ieced by one OF the concern, they confidently recon-.
hoir customers, sequa in beauty and excellence
TO any the City affords. TJune m O--w5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-26
From tho Danyille tPi,tsylysnia) Reporter
FOURTH OF JULY.

The Fourth of July was celebrated at Pitlsvlyanis
court with the usual demons OF 10y; Great
ed by the proud consciousness that il day sacred to
freedom he day was ushered in by thirteen rounds
rom the hle corps commanded by Capt G. ID. Bennett
~ III o'clock the company was again paTsded and after
gong through The brings and many handsome Military
oyouton' m1rchedo the Court House, where lin the alb
sence oil The gentlemen appointed for that purpose w
r. Iunsdl, Esq read ia in very handsome and impress
.ve manner the Declaration Of Independence after which
George ~ Gilmer, Esq delivered to handsome Assem-.
bage OF Ladies and Gentlemen, beautiful and eIooueo,
Ordon commencing with the discovery and first settle
men, Of The couniry-o the which led 10 the Re.
vouoD down TO the present political crisis Of the soun-
try-ol which he took brief animated view Tbs Cs,-
uemen then retired 10 parake Of an entertainment pre-
pared by Mr. Nj. Lowell, at which Capt Walter Coles
acted as Presden and Maj David IT, Clark Vice Pre-.
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NoK KENT-That well known stand, in the lower
n end oil Louisa county, called Pottiesville situated
lust nan way between Fredericksburg and Gainesville
ory miles distant from Richmond, and Immediately upon
,ne route rom The latter place. to Cupeper Court. House
curing 'e present year. the Tavern House will be put in
repair for decent and respectable tenant
LOT 1851 The subscriber is DESTROYS sell Tract of
Lana iyhg on the waters of Elk Creek about four miles
from Polesvle, in pleasant negbborhood and contain
ing Jour hundred and thirty acreanoiher Tract about
TWO miles from Poiesvic, containing one hundred and
twenty acres, adjoining the lands Of James c. Dickinson
ana Joseph Coatesand other Tract i'm the upper end
OF Hanover county, Green Bay containing one hun
ored and thirteen acres by survey made fifteen years ago
also, Tract adjoining Poiesvile Tract and Captain
Charles Y. Kmbrougts containing about two bnnJSeJ
and eighty acres Persons who will purchase may call
on me at Mansfield, near Richmond, or Capt c. Y Kim
July H. 1o0wiS
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GEO. NJ. PAYNE, Commissioner
Buckingham, July I2lh, 1888 2I,d

E LII be sold TO the highest bidder, on the 10Th dav
w OF September next, if fair, If NOT the ne xt fair dsv
that desirable and we'll known tract of Land beonpinp In
The estate oil George Tyler, dec containing 500 or 800
acres lying III the county of Spotsy vana the river
lew miles below Cars Bridge and among the most desi-
raOe farms on The rver-baviDg il large dwelling
house ktchen meat house. dairy house. several most
excellent negro houses, stables barns, houses and
wheat machine On the same day, shall sell the mill
belonging to the estate. The mill is on the river a few
miles below Cars Bridge has pair stones for corn
pair OF new burs, boiling chests of excellent quality
and in good repair.We shall on the same day sell one
other tract OF land, ia e county OF Louisa, adjoining the
above land and mill. We deem it unnecessary TO give
more particular description of the above property hink
ing no gentleman will purchase without first viewing the
premises The property is desirable. We invite ali gen.
temen 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 on the de-
livery OF the deed; the balance in one and two years
the purchasers TO give bond and approved security and
deed oil trust, TO secure the purchase money The pur
chaser will be allowed the privilege Of seeding small grain
at the usual time OF seeding; and full possession given as
soon as we can secure the growing crop.
AT The same time, will be sold valuable blooded
mares and bes OF the most approved stock of horses rid
ing horses, work horses &C., and superior stock OF cattle
sheep plantation utensils corn and many other articles
The above articles will be sold credit Of IL months
the purchaser giving bond with approved security for
all sums above five dollars and for all sums under FIVE dol
lars cash will be required. No property will be removed
until the terms Of The sale shall be complied with.
VIM. TYLER, ! Executors of Geo
JOS. TYLER, Tyler, dec.
July 10 19--w4w 5w
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By the Lieutenant Governor Of the Common peaIh o
VWginia.

PkOCLAMAIIONa
having been represented 10 me by the acting Coro.
ner Tor the county OF Campbell, that murder was
committed on the body of certain Morris Roberts OH the
Zoh uitno; and from the evidence exhibited to the in.
quest held the body, doubt entertained but that
the murder was perperated by Hard,ceH M Doss also
OF SAID county, who Immediately fled, and is going
at large oe
- Now, therefore, Wyndham Robertson, Lieutenant
GOVERNOR acting in the absence of the Governor from the
sea OF government have thought fit 10 offer reward of
Two Hundred Dollars any person or persons who will
aPpebend and convey 10 the Jail Of Campbell county the
SAID ardwe NJ Doss and do re quire ali Off.
GERS both civil and military, and request the good people
oil This Commonwealth, TO their best exerons TO sp.
Prehend and secure the said Hadwell M Doss in order
mat ne may be dealt with as the law directs
Given under my hand, az Lieutenant Governor and
oEAL under the lesser seal Of the Common ealtb at
Richmond, this 9th day Of July, 1888
- WYNDHAM ROBERTSON
Hardwel Nj Doss is about forty FIVE wears old raibe,
under the usual size, with lghtcolored eyes and when
IN conversation holds his head down, and splits very fire.
quenuy ana Is ruPtured on both sides, though not TO
great extent July IL. Ig-w1v
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PsbETEss X.
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,HuN lN-S.I.IN L L.-I-.l.I.nl


Edo, Of tho Westminster Review,
rrmnnec of the k
perhaps. because though, tic rcaies n, su
sss e1panaoa Of the %.,"Ilou. H.e'p@n oo' readers vii
u' attempt decypher that which have puzzled
(Ira"siation from The Gun Languuge)
Nv DR. BOwmso.--SerP,a MauenL
Twas gtavcd on the OF dcStny,.
And I, "S 'G% S"1 K s' o ,ss CUM
BE-, those awful letters scared ",S;
For he know Prophe, Voice had said,
Tho aseea, race Of the G%i S should i Soct
4 1u, y no@. of of peace or plenty share
And the letters still mole lOgble grew
And underneath. u. E. II. r.
Who dssi more !" setip than serip,"c ns.
W While It. some .a%:ed ,ws'aa snsis%;
or the famed Ddolions Joremias,
who had hitherto wonderful ba.,l
'Twa, cniIi the 'PonaeE way Of scoring SiSr."S
Howe'ct this be, there novor wore yet
s:t %s o si% OF i S% So 50 ~ 81" ''''
orr ii. =. D. :. B. 7.
Hsrk. it's struggling Freedoms cry,
Hs F;o ssS y' aio" "sa o. %. , die field
Who re. expire l your doom i, .oal'd."
He hath summon his Peers aud Patriots all,
And he asks, Eye noble Cuts, shall We
Stand s, Ss,ey ,S by at the i, Of The Fee
And thcy answer, with voice of thunder, ono"
Gu, ny their flashing swords in the ait,-
But why do they sst suspended tlerei
hat sudden blight, what bacful charm,
Hath child each eye, aud checked each stnil
Alas some whitening hand hath thrown
The veil from off that fatal stone,
And pointed now with sapless finger,
Showeth where dark those letters linycr,--
Letters four, and letters thee,
L. II. E. ID. 4. b. r.
At sight thereof each lifted brand
Poweess falls from every hand;
In vain the Patriot knts his brow
Even talk, his staple, fails him now.
In vain the King like a hero trends,
His Lords of the Treasury shake their heads;
And to all his talk OF 'brave aud ice,'
No answer getcth His Majesty
But ct. H. L. d. E. b. Il.
In short, the whole Gull nation feels
They're fairly spell bound, neck and hoels; q
Aud so, in face of the laughing world
Must cen sit down, with banners urld,
AdJournng all their dreams sublime
Of glory and war to--somo other timo.
Lafail, tho Dony-ror which son we,tm;,.,o
Ibbey.
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w Iavern Farm and Store Tenement, situated at
lNh King William Court House may be leased for s
next TWO or TIRE years Those who have applied and
VINO are Donesidents OF this county, are hereby notified
mar contract may be concluded at any time before A
gust Court Of this county by application 10 the subscribe
~ we county, orr Herbert A. Claiborne Attorney 1T
in Richmond, THOS W ( CRFHopv" ~
kiog William county, Jolly ~ 19-wtIsts
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Mecklenburg, May 7. wis

UDUBLlC SALE.-By virtue OF a decree of the Coun.
~ Court OF Powhatan, pronounced OH the first day
oil july 1883, in suit between Martha Smith and others
p'antis and Robert Smith and Others defendants, will
rowhatan Court House, the first Monday in August
next beng Court day9 ten negro slaves who were lately
ne" oy Mrs Elizabeth Sampson, deceased. as her
dover in the slaves oil her former husband Robert smith
the elder, deceased: among Them are two men, three
women, boy nearly grown and four children The sale
made IN order TO division of the proceeds among the
distributes Of the said Robert Smith, the elder
July IL. ISWwa,