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RELATIONS OF RUSSIA WITH THE UNITED

In tho ,nidst OF ON irnu MOO crowd Of oil ra,Ls a.,
some OF every costume, which filled the halls of an an.
cient palace, parsonage in plain military dress but of
remarkable personal beauty elegance OF form WAS
observed TO sannter having word say every one he
approach W ih awe and silence. The scene was ST Pc
!sIsourg-he parsonage the Emperor-the gala one of
meets the people on footing OF familiarity and paernaI
kindness The Emperor approached the American Am
oassauer IN one OF his rambie round the crowded apart
menus. docs not, said he, "lhs remind Won of
your naVe country, where your President receives his
people as 40 miner This is Of old Russian Gus.
toms, and have understood you have similar ones in The
United States" His excciency replied by auding to
the public reception which the President gives 10 the cI
tzens on the first day Of the new year.
From this simple incident, which is almost strictly ac-
cuate WIN be seen at once the consideration which
the United States held in the bosoms OF the highest
in western Europe look up example othe u States
study her Institutions seek information of her principles
OF achon but the desPotc soveregns, who dread political
freedom IN every shape, alliance see our rising
power with dread, and anxious TO cultivate friendship
and peace.
The friendship of Russia for wears passed has bes,
markedthe motives undoubtedly what we have stat
ed them to be-but until the recent mission of the Hon
Buchanan, that good feeling had been suffered TO Ian
g"lsh IN entire unproducveness. Till the treaty neg
ueu oy hat gentleman was completed, the trade the
United States with Russia without stable foundation
Tsnolec. 10 me varying DEGREES OF political Cabinet
Las. year. we hnu that the imports from Russia amouned
1921 s52, and the exports 1852 6s2 showing balance
oil over Two millions which the United States paid Russia
by bills Of exchange the other commercial nations of
Europe. This great disparity in the commerce OF the
two countries undoubtedly in part from the uctus
ing and uncertain state Of the then existing commercial
relations between Them Mr.. Buchanan's treaty. has
changed all this The ports of Russia south and north
IN The Baltic or Black seas, being equally accessible TO
american naval enterprise, and footing Of reciprocity
anu Permanency' we may soon expect TO cores.
Ponding effect upon the trade and commerce of the Unit
ed States TO that country The value of domestic articles
OF American production exported to Russia last wear
amounted TO $I2l,114 This is but a beginning.but
now we may expect that branch 10 take start-Penn-
syluanian.
The Hon James Buchanan Gets out for WASHINGTON
badly return to Lancaster His remarks made At The re-
cent public dinner arc highly euiogised by every body
Ills political opinions sound orthodox-D
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POETRY.
I" nucH yrveyMAIn. uN,uNa.'
rur npInr,s REruRN.

TUE BRIDES RETURN,
Sho has her wi.h-fo' which IN vain
Sho piucd in restless dreams
"Oh, mother! 10 this home aSain:
How desolatc II secmss
Yet all the dear fimi lar thing,
Look they did OF yorc:
But oh. the change this sal heart briugs,
This IS my homo no moro!
I Ion thce.- like the dove OF old
len thy parent bIcczo-
But on iife's waste, on waters cold,
My soul hath found no rcst!
And back the weary bird is como,
Its wocs-its wandoiiu2s o'e,:
Meier from tho holy NIX 10 roam.
Yet this Is homo no moio!
oh, mother! sing my childhood's songs
They fall like summers rain
On this worn heart that vaioiy ionSs
To DO ALL thine sgain.
Speak comfort to me! call mo YET
sTHY MARY Us OF yorc;
Those words could mako mo half forget,
That this 10 home no more!
Sit near me. oh, this hour rcpays
Long years Of lonely pain;
I fsol-as If the old bright days
Were all come back again!
NV heart beats thick with happy droams--
Mine eyes with tears run DER;
Thou'u with me, mother. oh, 1t seems
Like bomo-our home once more.
"oh, homo and mother. can 20 not
Give back my hearts glad youth!
The visions which my soul forget
Or learnt to doubt their truth!
Give back my chi 'dhood's peaceful sleep,
Its aimlcss hopes r. store!
We cannot!-mothor, let mo weep
For this 10 home no moic!"
Thou mourusr for departed dreams!
Ga earth there is no rest
When srief hath troubled the pure streams
or memory in thy btensC
A shadow on thy path shalt lie,
Who're sunshine laughed before;
Look upwards-to the happy sky.
Earth IL thy homo no more.
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HIN HANCERY-VIRGiNfA- Cumberland com.
N ty Court, 23d September, 1888:
William O. Haskn', Thomas Dowdy and Martha his
wife, formerly Martha Hsskins, Plaintiffs.
against
Creed T. Haskins, John r. Hsskins, James Cooper and
Jane his wife, Thomas BalIow, and Polly Baow, Des.
The defendants, James Cooper and Jane his wife, Tho
mas Ballow and Polly Balow, having entered their
appearance, and given security according to the acts of
Assembly and the rules OF this court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that they not inhsb,n OF
this country: is Ordcred that the said defendants do an.
pear here the first day of December Court next and
the bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the city Of Richmond for two months succeyely and
posted at the front door Of the house Of this county
Copy. Tese. Is. b. WoODSON. ID. c..
OctoOer 20, f9-WSw
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SYLVAN HILL ACADEMY.-Tbe subscrber in
- conDexioD with Mr.. VIM. C.. Nelson will nm The
10Th January, 1884, open School for The reception Of
boaders at Sylvan Hill, his future residence sylvan
Hill is pleasantly situated in the Forks of Hanoyer about
30 miles from Richmond, above the Fork Church In tbe
immediate neghborhood Of The Rev J. Cock and sur.
rounded by society, for Intelligence morality and oietv
surpassed by none in Virginia. Mr. Nelson son of he
late MIR. Peter Nelson, President OF WngfeId Academy
TO whose professional exeriions Virginia is so much In
debed for many Of her most literary and practical mea
Is so well known uniting with the most minute seousnt
ance with the Classics, facility inimpartng nsruc
ton, and peculiar turn for exciting the attention gaining
Tie confidence and controlling the feelings of his pupiIs
as 10 render unnecessary any remark in reference 10 him
and The subscriber alter having devoted twenty wears Of
his life to the instruction OF youth and behed many who
owe the direction Of the unfolding energies OF their minds
10 bis fostering filling stations Of usefulness and
some rising even TO distinction 10 the literary world can.
not but suppose his preensions az teacher fully
known 10 the public. The subscribers buildings ali erect
ed within the last IL months, with an eve single 10 pro
iessiona purposes, will afford every facility Which can be
derived from that The course of ins,roctou win
embrace the Latin, Greek and French Isneuaqes viii
all the various branches Of The English Expecting 10
prosecute his present profession perhaps 10 the close of
his lie, and convinced that although patronage may be
obtained by accidental causes can be retained only bv
acknowledged merit the subscriber is determined that no
exer'on shall be wanting ' part secure contnu
ance OF patronage. Price for Board and Tuition 800
- TIL. ". FOX
Mspgohiek, King William, October ~. 5O-ytf
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II, himself Mosss ,yas con,ni,,s5 to t,o 7 III ~ I'

pUNAWAY IN JAIL.--A Negro man, who calls
- himself MosEs, committed to the Jail OF an
over county, as runaway, the 29th day Of August
last, who says he belongs to Mrs Ann PeasaDts of tho
county Of Goocband; he was apprehended in the Stage
road, leading from Richmond 10 fredericksburg and pa
per found in his possession, which he aerw ards
lodged to be forgery, granting him permission 10 10 TO
the City oil Washington, in tho of Ann Peasans
The said slave appears TO be about forty years old of
middle stature very black, and when committed had eve
ny appearance OF having been accustomed 10 working in
COAL has several scars about the hands and wrist and had
on when committed blue cloth coat and grey cassinet
Pantaoons, and old fur hat together with age KNAPP
sack, containing variety Of clothing The owner Is re-
guesed TO forward, identify bis property, paw Jail
fees demand his negro, and take him away, else he will
be dealt with as the law directs.
LANEY JONES, d. S.,
For Carter BERKELEY, Sheriff and Tailor Of Hanoper Co.
November B. 53-wI2w"
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. dnother Steam boat Disoster.-The ST. Louis Repub-
ncan oil the 10Th instant. states that as the
ohhy was in the act Of leaving that port for Illinois ri
YER on The DAY previously, her srboard boiler
pom beads being driven out BY this accident John J
ason' cer; FRANCIS Ross engineer; and John Cooper
bremen; were shockiDgy scsded. Jamison and Conner
have since died, and the Engineer was NOT likely to
''""'J '" o"'-
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the Virginia Kentucky resolutions as interpreted by
their authors by the co,emPoraneous exposition OF Ira
mers and those who participated in its discussion
TO its adoption.
Resoired. That the firm and independent coarse Of the
present Executive OF the United States in relation to
works oil Internal Improvement and the United States
Bank. promises 10 bring back the Government in its le-
climate sphere and re-estsblish the harmony OF the
Of the people OF Georgia.
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A SITUATION WANTED.-A young Gentleman
IN who has had several years experience as teacher
wishes TO engage for the ensuing year in public
private seminary, or In private family He will teach
the Greek Lain, French aud English Languages, and tho
various branches Of The pure Mathematics. He would
have no objection 90 either 10 the South the West
provided The salary were sufficient TO Justify H. sassc-
tory testimonials Of character and quslc be pro-
duced II required. Letters addressed to b. G. Lindssys
Store, Abemsrle, Va, TO b. +. Niche, ESQ., Rich
mond, Va, will be attended 10.
November 20. 60-w3t
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IN NCERY-vIReiNiA.--Nr rules held in the
Clerks once oi the County Court Of Essex, on the
7,h day Of October, 1888:
James l.. Cox, Meredith Brown ana Frances his wife,
who before her intermarrisge with the said Brown was
Frances Davis aud Richard Rowzee, Trustee for the be-
net Of the said Meredith and Frances Brown aud their
CHILDREN, plaintiffs.
against
Lewis II. Thomas and Elizabeth his wife, Who before
her intermarriage with the said Thomas, was Elizabeth
Davis, Robert p. Wsrng Senr, Trustee, for the benefit
Of the said Lewis ii. Thomas and Elizabeth his vile and
their children. Bouware vswtcr, and Louisa vawter and
Julius Vswtcr, infant children Of the said Bouware Vaw.
ter, and Sarah Vawter, deceased who was Sarah Da.
Wis, ... Defend ants
The defendants, Boulware vawter and Julius Vawter
not having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, the motion
Of the plaintiffs by COUNSEL II is ordered that the said
PENDANTS do appear before the Justices OF County Court
Of Essex, the third Monday in December exi and an
swer the plaintiffs bill and that copy this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the c-
~ OF Richmond, for two months ano
Their copy hereof be posted the front door OF the court
house OF this county. Copy-Testc.
JAMES ROY MlCOU, Jr., Clerk.
october 20. 49--wSw
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On NEGROES.-On Monday morning, the 8Oth
GU inst, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, in front Of my
office, without reserve, 80 likely Negroes belonging 10
one estate, consisting OF men, women, boys girls and
women and children. The above negroes are s under
good character and sold for fault Among them are
good radesmen, and house servants The balance
field hands. Those wishing TO purchase for their own
use, will do well TO attend.
EXUM s. HUBBARD, .aucrr.
Dec g. 90
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In NCERY-vIRoINIA.-Atr rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery Of Caroline the 7h day Of October 1885,
James Duvai, Plaintiff
against
Reuben Gatewood and William A. Moncure, admins
traitor oil James Gatewood, Defendants
The defendant Reuben Gatewood, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he Is inhabant Of this
Commonwealth, ordered, that the said defendant do
appear before the Judge Of the said Court the first day
Of the next term and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that
copy oil this order be forthwith inserted in news
paper published In the City Of Richmond, for months
excessively, and that another copy be posted front
door Of the Court House Of the said county.
Copy. Teste ROBT. HUDGIN, C. C.
October o. AS-wSw
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David L. Swain, ESQ., was, the 2sh ult., re-elect-
Ell governor o the State Tor the ensuing year, without
to-day.-D.
William Castor, Esq, of Newbern. was, on the same
u"y elected Judge oil the Supreme Court Of this State
TO supply the vacancy occasoned BY the death of the
William CASTOR, lI2
Henry Seawen, az
Blanks and Scattering, So
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the Colonel OF his shall have certified that bis
duties have been faithfully performed Among the most
importan, Of the alterations almost entire abolition OF
exempts.-Post
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NUriCE--By deed OF from Robert Patton, de-
~ ceased TO Robert Patton, jr. (now deceased) and
John nj. Patton bearing date the 18th day of APRIL 1921
is provided, that after satisfying certain preferred and
specified debts, and liabilities the residue of the trust funds
shall be applied TO the payment Of the individual debts
said Robert Patton "whether contracted by him in his
private capacity, guardian
all debts, the original consideration for which
debts due by contracts made with the firm of James
Dykes & Co., where the said Robert Patton hath
given his individual bond acceptance for the same
or hath in any way individually
for their payment by the express OF the said
deed, excluded from any participation in the funds,
until all the individual creditors of said Robert Patton
above Defined shall be fully paid and saisied-The
creditors, however, required by the of the
said deed, to exhibit their claims the Trustees with
in six months after they have been notified to do So
by advertisement in one or more public newspapers and
in OF their failure do the trustees the survivor
OF hem is authorised distribute the funds among such
OF the individual creditors shall have exhibited their de-
mand' and then the residue in payment Of the debts due
by the firm Of James Dykes s, Co-Now therefore, be-
evng that all the preferred debts have been satisfied,
do hereby notify and require all the creditors of the said
Robert Patton, whose demands within the above de-
scrpiion of individual debts Gas distinguished from debts
Of the firm Of James Dykes g. Coz present their claims
duly authenticated to me, in my absence from Ere.
dericksburg, TO Hugh NJ Patton, before the first day
Of October next. JOHN NJ PATTON
SURVIVING Trustee of II. Patton, decd.
November 8, 1888. 53-Iafim
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NO JoURNEYMEN CABINET MAKERS.-Ons
- or two good workmen at the above business,
application be m,de to the subscriber, in Charlotte
Mecklenburg county. North Carolina
Dec T. [62-3t] GEORGE II. NICHOLS.
TAUTlON TO THE PUBLIC.-whereas Mary
Baily, my wife, having absented herself from my
bed and board without provocson therefore iorewarn
all persons from harborng or boarding the said Mary my
wiie-and the public are hereby cautioned 10 make
amy % her. my RsGsN T rI
Buckingham county. Nov. 2is', 1888. eo-wsw
STORE HOUSE FOR RENT..-The subscriber W
~ rent publicly Saturday the llth day Of January
next on the premises, commodious Store House, well
suited in every respect for extensive country Mecan-
Tile Establishment situated in thickly settled neghbor-
nood Immediately the public road, within mile OF
Saiolds bridge across Meheirn river, about sxty-ivs
Wles from Petersburg in the county Of Mecklenburg
Virginia Persons wishing to establish country store
requested call and view the premises
as viii certainly DO rented the day above mentioned
The situation is as healthy any the State Of Virginia.
direction Possession be had early In February next
The terms will be accommodating, and made known on
ed to the subscriber, Whites Mills r. M.cklenbnrg
Va, will be promptly attended to- SAMUEL DAILY
December 81. 6.-wtJr
In CHANCERY-viRGINI rules taken in the
IL Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior court Of Law
and Chaneery Of Prince Edward county, the 4h day
Of November, 1885, IN -
William Chamberlayne, Appellant
Henry Y. jenkins. william M. jenkins, william p,
atton and EIizabe his wife, Samuel Morgan and Ann
his wife, John NJ Jenkins and Sarah his wife, Obadiah
d. Jenkins, Richard H. jenkins, William o. Morgan and
Frances his wife, Martha Jenkins, Mary Jenkins Thomas
jenkins anu sarah jenkins, Appellees
The defendants, William p. Haton and Elizabeth his
wife, not having entered given secu-
ry according to an act Of the General Assembly the
rules oil this Court and appearing that they not
haoan's oil tins State on the motion Of the appellee Hen
~ Y Jenkins, Is ordered that the said defendants Will
liam r. Hatton and Elizabeth his wife, appear here the
first day Of April term and the original and
amended OH MED against them by the said appellee Hen
y Jenkins, and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted In some one Of the public newspapers printed in
also posted at the front door of the Court House Of this
county. A Copy-Teste.
B. l. wORSHAM, CLERK.
November %. 57-wsw
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IN CHNCERY-vIRGINIA- Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, continued and held for
Northunberiand County, at the Court HOUSE, Thurs
day the 24th Of October, 1885,
John Dickinson, Complainant
William A. Eliason and Mary his wife, Robert w. Car
ter John A. Carter, williamson d. Tomlin and Ann C. his
wiie Eliza w Carter, Henry r. Dulaney and Fanny his
wife, Richard Savin and William H. Tayloe, adminis,ra.
tor OF Landon Carter, decd, Defendants.
The Subpoena awarded this cause having been RETURN
ell, executed all the defendants and than four
months having elapsed since the filing Of the original and
annexed bills OF the plaintiff and the said defendants still
failing to appear and answer the said bills, the are
taken Tor confessed and this this day TO
be heard upon the said bills of the plaintiff an exhibit
(A) hed herewith and argued by counsel. On
consideration whereof the Court doth adudge, order, and
decree, that the defendant, William H. Tayloe admir- of
andon Carter decd do render before the Commissioner
OF this Court Of his on the estate
OF the said Landon Carter, be by him. the said Com.
missioner stated settled and reported this Court and the
Court doth moreover ORDER that the defendant Robert W
Carter do exhibit before the said Comss ner the SET
Element in the bill mentioned The which is refer
red to in the draft drawn by himself and others the
defendant, William A. Eliason, the 18th May, 1926
together with any proofs his possession relating
said alleged settlement And the said Commissioner is
directed 10 take any proofs which may be offered re.
gard to any such settiemenand upon such settlement
or other proofs, to state and ascertain what
from the defendant, Eliason, TO the parties cuvating
Clifton and Bluff Point in the year 1921, for purchases
made at the sale alluded to in the draft aforesaid And
the Commissioner is also directed examine on OATH the
parties to the said settlement either Of them, touching
the same lie should be thereuno required by plain
h And the said Commissioner is ordered make report
oil his proceedings herein, with any deemed peril
nent by HIMSELF which he may be required to report
by any of the parties.
Copy. s. A. NJ LELAND c. c.
The parties interested in the foregoing decreta order of
Court, will please take notice, that have appointed
Tuesday the 3lst December, 1885, to the
flee, Northumberland Court House, with accounts vouch-
ers, sc. ready for examination and settlement, and with
Office copies Of the necessary Court papers
THOMAS S. SYDNOR, Commissioner
Dec. D. 6i-w4w
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A COUNTRY BOARDING SCHOOL.-.Miss Nd

"A Terrell intends opening the LIST of January, at
the residence OF Mr. A. Bodhead and within seven miles
oil Charlottesville Boarding School, for young Ladies'
Before mentioning the terms of board and tuition il
seems expeden TO give the why School in the
country can be conducted much cheaper terms than the
Seminaries located in cities villages The farm ON
which Mr. Brodhead resides will supply at the staple ar
hces Of consumption, and also expense of house
rent and the purchase OF fire. wood.
With regard TO tuition there will be dTeren in the
charge whether the pupil devotes her attention TO the
study Of The English language only, to English French
and taliani the price of instruction were by
the toll and difficulty which The teacher must encounter
all will agree that the rudimens OF education claim the
premium; but the object In view in the present case TO
make the price OF tuition moderate that the
and advantage OF classical educa may brought with
IN the reach OF the INDECENT well as the rich; and
will be the highest qualification Of the teacher TO lead her
pupils on from attainment another and animate
them in the pursuit Of knowledge, by presenting in its
most simple and engaging forms.
Miss Nelly Terrell will attend to all the wants and
comforts Of the girls and while she exercises mild and
parental authority, she will with care guard
their health, their morals, and their happiness
Terms OF board, $S5 for the year.
Terms OF tuition, $40 for the term Of five monbs-S3O
for the year.
Instruction on the Piano or Guitar will be given by Mr.
bigeiow, wen known as accomplished musciaD-bs
terms WIZ be regulated by those in Charlotte sville
Day scholars viii be received into the school, AT the
enc OF each quarter there will be examination at
which parents are invited to attend, and public one at
the end OF the session. Nov g. 53-v6v
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, Dec. 6.-On Saturday last, the Editors o.
this paper elected Printers 10 the State for the ensu
ing year. The votes were as follows:
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JOHN H. BERNARD,
President of the Board Of Trustees
Nov. 10. I55-wtl5Jl BY order of the Board

NJ EGROES FOR SALE-By virtue of a Deed of
IN Trust executed by Felix Winston TO the subscriber
which Deed has been recorded in the Clerks Offices Of
Hanover and Henrco will be sold for cash. Tuesday
the 9TH day OF January, 1884, in front of the Auction Store
Of s. Cosby, Co., fourteen Negroes, consisting Of
men, woman boys, and girls: most Of them young and
likely, and one OF the is considered good Black
smith Such title only vested the aforesaid Deed of
Trust, will be made 10 the purchasers but that believed
TO be ndisputabe Persons wishing TO purchase may see
any all Of said negroes after the 25th ins by sppca
lion 10 Messrs J. s. Cosby & Co., who will conduct
said sale. CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr, Trustee.
Zee. D. 6I-VhIs