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& sNSR Nil, - L. 80 on .ne sIn INST,

& EA REWARD.-Rau away on the 9Th inst
- wv night, from the subscriber, living in the coun-
~ OF Amelia, Negro Woman named BETSEY who calls
herself Betsey smith She is stout, Geshy woman,
about 2l or % years OF age, with round full face and
brown complexion. She took with her. her two Children
The eldest, girl years old, and the Youngest bow
about months old, with bright complexion. 1t is sup
posed that the husband Of Betsey, negro named
Richard, belonging TO Joseph Allen, of Richmond has ae
companed her lie has pass from his 10 visit his
iamly with permission to be absent for 10 days He is
small man. about five feet high, 25 80 years of age
brown complexion and bushy hair Negroes answering
this description pass through Richmond on
the 9Th, IN carya going in the direction of Fredericks
burg by the Brooke Turnpike Road the husband has
two brothers who have been successful 10 making their
escape 10 some OF the Northern States il - presumed
that these Runaways VIII attempt 10 follow them. The
woman was originally iAom Loudoun, where she has
number Of relsors ,hor route Imay therefore Ire
through THAI county,
The above reward will be given 10 anS one who NAV
aPpreend and secure the above slaves their owners
may get possession OF them. ABNER NASH,
April 10 [ul-51 JOSEPH ALLEN
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AIARRlAGES

Msrr0d on Wednesday evening last syms john
W. Syme, Esq Attorney Miss of
NJ e. Madden, all Of Petersburg.
On Thursday
Wnliord of this city. o' - - ~ "
IN Georgetown, South Carolina, Wednesday
by the Rev Teaper Keith, Eort Sanatd OF the u g.
Revenue service formerly
ter OF Capt William s. Harvey
columbia Geogiu, by
me heN Juiah as, Gabriel Jone Esq., Superior
Iou OF Columbia County to the amube Miss Mary H. F. Allen
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NOR SALE, the Farm on which reside in Glosces-
n ter. 1t contains 800 OF Land two thirds. of
which are cleared and arabic, and oleraby FERTILE with
line meadow running through the middle and an mex
hausiible supply Of rich uarl The dwelling and out
houses are In good repair, and sufficient for such farm
The situation pleasant retired and healthy with ths
advantage OF being mile and quarter the Court
House, and lroe-quartCrs OF mile from the Newingon
Academy, and the Bienvenue Female Seminary both of
which are now in high reputation. Terms can be made
accommodating to the purchaser. A. l.. DABNEY.
April l6. Iu-2f
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xaaa.saa q D. Jane. HEY szs-ao opposition.
-Neto Kent.-J b. Harve 23I mo opposilIon.
Berkeley -Christopher Heiskill 26i, VIM Good ls6,

yVet0 heM.--J ID. Harvie Zoi no oppo~ihoh.
Bskeiey-Chrsopher Heisk 26l, VIM. Good 1856,
VIM. Donaldson 92.. John Sherrard 49,
-he Mr. Donaldson the Wichester "Vir
ginan be ascrbed the fact that known certainly
To until the about be that he
Col SheT-
rard friends Berkeley had without consultation with himl
nounced him OF the Marnsbug candidates but
learning that Mr. Dooaon had consented that his might he
before the people, Col s. addressed tho before the
opening the polls and withdrew his begging that his friends
would the support Of Mr. D. who old aud consistent
republican aud stoadas friend of the pdminsaon Some who
absent at the understanding what had done voted
for Col y while oets there admnistfa
ton candidate for the Senate either threw their Messrs
Cool and Heiskall or withheld them altogether"
STAFFORD. CT ayson's majority 4 10.
Richmond COunty.-Baysie $50, Grayson 40.
Russell Archer lessee 1888, William Price 2i9, John
Keller Al
Le,0is.-Thomas Bland 523. w p. Golf go, John
Mcwhorter si ]. G. Struger %. (wood aud Harrison
yet to vote
Not in the last Legislature.
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LETTER Nv

Letter from Frank Hitter Esq. to his friend in Euope
when undertook, my dear Croke, TO give you some
account OF cur present political strife not aware
the tribute was about to levy either on your leisure or
my own. But having advanced thus far, must proceed
The open rupture between Cen Jackson and Mr.. Cal
honn, and the subsequent dissolution OF the cabinet men.
toned IN my last, took place in 1881 about two wears
ter that cabinet formed These unoward events did
not make Mr. Calhoun relax in his efforts TO foment the
disconeuis OF the Southern States, partly because he
wished TO keep them united by sense OF common in.
erest until propiiious his hopes should
ariyepary, because his co. operated viii,
his ambon and he wished "io be thorn i'm the Kings
side"
Opposition 10 the tariff had indeed never iniermitted in
the Southern States: and TO prevent the smallest
mission in South Carolina Mir Calhoun and his parizans
were constantly urging objections as men became
more familiar with the old, and making each succeeding
dose stronger than the last to produce tile required nu.
Ius These successive steps well mark the ordinary pro-
gess oil iacous demagogues the hand and po-
pnlar creduty the other At first the tariff was op.
posed because 1t was repugnant 10 the approved doctrines
OF political economy, and operated uneuually on the
southern States: Then, because ii lowered the price Of
cotton and tobacco, Il believe they said nothing Of rice }
nasmuch as Great Britain could afford give as much
Tor our cotton, when bought fewer Of her goods.
Though we continued 10 buy more goods than we could
pay ior) then, that the impost fell upon the
ner, rs the rest OF the world, including Adam Smith had
iooishy supposed, but upon the planter whose produce
had PAD Tor lhem and ben because it was plainly con
this dogna which il now called in eerop the forty
bale sory," EHyoy eStosd IN tho Rovo mo IS
bs5 .o,v ~ evo,g 49,, ,ssd g., - 20 y l. ~
81 optics sharp Wna canvassinR in ongrsss
believe in vginia) he houso Of ubsanta farmer
supposed influence with Ill psebbors Ts man
who remarkably eoneeted undertook guest the 6r
proud, mayked, II that discovered that water
would rgp np hill" "iodsed," (ad ny sad With fslgpei
% ta3w I'D ne o,ss t5s,i bSvs H. sss, ~. u he &
s sss IN M s s Ne ~, @ gu sslqs5 M
lsshs high" o. ihis cod than Al tha,' pp6tsse.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
Rail At abnndaniy and tina, you may break custom
DO II, without wis"
obSrrve person in the last Enquirer (sho signs
himself "Anoiher Subscher,) making rout about The
mered structures Of "a Subscriber" upon the Federal
Doctrines OF Mr.. Stevenson. He rails errbiy-and from
his outcries, much suspect ba he is other than my
old acquaintance, "Cyis, from the infections of the
recent contest from which lac refeated- T. Parma non
bene Telcfd land anxious, under nom de GueyTe
iorelreve his credit II This conjecture be true, really
think That before he again ventured INTO the newspapers
he should have got tle advice Of his friends.
But let US take measure Of This persons understanding
BE tails foul OF The proposition announced by "a Subscf-
Thatin Virginia, the people the only sovereign
that this sovereignty is indliendbe of course in
divsibeand that wherever the Government instead Of
the people, Is sovereign, the people slaves" Now,
the dhcuty OF proving this proposition, is simply that
proving an axion-announce ", and once II receives
the assent Of the understanding But bow does this wri.
ter seek TO disProve iH lie does not attempt 10
ihat, perhaps, was not 10 be eHpected-and blame 90
DsD, severely, for his misfortune But he hunts Op land
urges - proof poEys The following expressions sl Mr.
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Our Correspondent Frank Hitter continues his king
SKETCHES WIN he excuse for Remaining on two
pousl ls We know positively, that Mr. Pan Buren,
did not wish to be Vice President AMI that he as
signed this as one Of the strongest going TO
London. AMI so far as know believe we arc sure
that his party had no Intention OF nominating him the
Baltimore COnve ndon--uot his outrageous rejection lv
JheSsrs. Clay, Calhoun + CO. shewed their determine
ton 10 run him down 10y persecution, and called every
trend oil justice in the parry "o the rescue-2dy We
are satisfied, from the best authority that our Correspon
dent does not himself do justice the Presidents motives
In vetong the Bank Btll-The constitutional scrupes
which the President expressed he strongly entertained;
and the Treasury substitute, very subordinate con.
sideraiion. There other points, in which we do
not agree with our Correspondent--bu we have no de.
sire to specify hem-nor will we do him the Injustice To
deny the great force and ingenuity with which he has
sented his statements.
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MIR Carson observed in his Speech in the IL of R. that
Z" When Virginia wed, what she willed would be done
Had Virginia taken the lead, instead Of South Carolina
the distracting questions which convusne the
country would long ago have been settled. She had suf-
fered Carolina TO take the lead but she was not humbled
by following such an example. She reading in the
footsteps Of gallant band iusrious alike for intellect aud
patriotsm."-We beg leave to correct Mr. Carson. Vr
gnia would have taken the lead ganst the Tariff but S.
CSroina seized the rens and Pheton-ike would have
driven the car down The abyss o. Notification Virginia
h9d then two duties TO dschageto from the con.
scIidatDg principle OH the hand and tom Nuihca-
ton the other But had South Carolina permitted ia To
cake the lead, or had she only followed which we
would have given her, should have united oar strength
and wrung better Tariff bill from the hands of our OPP
pressOrs.
Will this gallant band" Of whom Mr. Carson speaks
now follow our lead against other encroachments Will
they oppose, with us, the Internal improvement system
the Bank systemi Or, will they follow the lead OF Mr.
Calhoun
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FENHE subscriber offer for sale OF Land call
ii ed Edge Hill and ShadwelI lying on the Rivanna
river WITHIN TO miles OF Charlottesville; each contain
ing 100 acres OF cleared and 500 wood land No part
oil the clared land waste all being either wheat corn
or clover These farms ia fine condition as e fencing
anu hear' now producing heavy crops-the buildings
are permanent aud in perfect repair InduIgent ere
dts with he given Moro detailed information viii be
furnished TO those desiring 10 purchase, application in
person. or by letter addressed the Subscriber near Eve
fe't7Vile' AiDemarle. TIL. j. RANDOLPH.
April l6. III-ustJun
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TAe Charles an Dinner-

We have real the roa'ts given the dinner in Charles
lily 10 MT yler, rejoicing the Editor Of dis paper
with no other feelings than those of the utmost concmpt
We despe the feelings which they exhibit; and we envy
not The self comPacency which such experience
~ giving Veht TO Their malignant and impoient abuse.
Our is before the public We have Iabouredand
we shall still aboar for the preservation of the Rights and
OF the Union OF the States We ask no favoIrs of the
dnVeihhg TOOLS OF our opponents The NuHers- their
envenomed hearts incapable OF feeling one noble
inPu-e oil generosity as their bewildered nieecs are
unable TO understand the principles of The Cosit,
tion-Go on, genIlemen!your will be but short
one In the attempt to exhaust all your venom upon
others you may, like tho Raesnake destroy yourselves
MI Sutherland gave the Editor of this paper another
hit in the IL OF II. in his speech Mr. Clay's bil-The
RMohc wii lake 1t Tor what il is worth, from that quarter
They will recoect, that came from the Individual who
once wrote, that "every politician man of principIe
according to his Tuberculosis Mr. y has now put on The
erne OF justice II is hoped he will not carry his prn-
Piles with him upon the bench
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NNRESH DRY GOODS The subscriber has receiv
ed by the latest arrivals from New York and Phila-
depha large and well selected assortment of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods Of The styles and at reduced
prices; TO which lac invites the attention of his friends and
the public generally, as he ia confident they will be sold
OH as good terms as can be had 10 this market by
THOMAS LEE,
nearly opposite Lewis Webb & Co., lain street.
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him DO informed Of IT, Mr.. Wise. know viii not
deny the statement have made.
Very respectfully, your friend.
MIERS w. FISHER.
RicnD. COKE, ir., Esq, Gloucester C. IL. Virginia.
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December 8.

"AZELWOOD FOR SALE.-This Farm, containing
IL $50 Of Land lies between four and five miles
from Fredericksburg, adjoining the lands Of Messrs
James Gray, Robert Is. Semple and others About one.
third Of the land is in wood consisting Of pine and oak,
and has on il convenient Dwelling House, with all other
necessary houses calculated render the situation ex-
tremely CONFERENCE.-The Yard and Garden ewy en-
closed both handsomely laid off, and contain good deal OF
beautiful shrubbery. minute description Of the place
deem useless, presum'ng aud wishing all who have de-
sire TO purchase, TO call and view for themselves will
merely remark that the region of country in which
lies, is ned for its heahfulness Any wish
ing for information relative 10 the land &C., terms
sale, obtain II by calling upon Mr. William Jackson r
fredericksburg upon the subscriber, living upon the
premises. SEYMOUR II. SIORKE.
Nov 53-2m
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XK7ILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, TO the highest
w bidder, on the premises on Thursday the Goth of
December, il fair, il not the fair day, my Tract
Land, lying in the county OF Buckingham. between the
waters Of Slate and James Rivers miles above the
Virginia Mills, and about the distance below SCOTS.
vle containing by late survey, hundred and hr-
ty three than three hundred of which
cleared the balance to clear being tobacco land OF the
first qualityhe whole Of the cleared land with the
cepion OF the fresh land, and twenty of the old
land, being we'll stuck with clover and in high of
improvement Upon the tract is small but comfortable
dwelling house, with such outhouses necessary for
securing crop-the seeding of one hundred and ten
bushels of wheat, which from being seeded early,
good order, promises abundant Offering rom
its convenience to Market its fertility its adap
aton to each variety Of its neighborhood being both
healthy and agrecable inducements TO purchasers which
seldom met with. Terms-one fourth of the purchase
money in hand, the balance in instamens, OF one, two
and three yearsBond and security, with Trust Deed
TO secure the payment, will be required.
At the time and place, will be sold for cash. be-
tween twenty and twenty-five likely young Negroes
which should like TO dispose Of in families The crop on
hand, consisting Of tobacco, corn fodder, oats &c., stock
of horses, cows, hogs, &c., together with the plantation
utensils credit of six months, sums over ten dol
lars; cash for sums under dollars.
Persons wishing TO examine the Land, with view to
purchase, will meet with attention from the proprietor
living at the Seven lslandsor, from his overseer, Mr.
Hix living on the premises.
ROBERT C. NICHOLAS.
Defenders. 6O-2awSt
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MIDWAY ACADEMY.-Thc subscriber proposes TO
I'VE open BOARDING SCHOOL At Midway, Caroline
county, on the 18th day OF January 1884, The course of
instruction viii embrace all the branches usually taught
in the best private schools. The undersigned has been
long known and approved an Instructor Of Youth and
hopes by his excrion 10 merit continuance OF the pub.
lie confidence The location Of the school is IL miles be-
low Fredericksburg miles east Of Vekorough on the
stage road from Richmond 10 Fredeficksburg and within
miles Of the Rsppahannock river Persons wishing 10
send their from below in the steamboat will please
direct e arriving at Port Royal, to report tleinsevs
TO Mr.. William s. Quescnberry, who will have them con-
veyed immediately, with their baggage TO the subscribers
residence The discipline Of the school will be parental
As the only proper basis OF sound morals the mild and be-
nevoent principles Of the Gospel will be incuIcaied on a
t occasions free from scciarian pariaes of any kind
whatever. Tefms-Bosrd and Tuition 81 co. zach boarier
finding his own bed, bedding, towels and candes-or an
additional charge Of So II these be furnished persons
wishing place their wards this institution are
requested 10 make immediate application. Address
VilleboroUg the Bowling Green, Caroline county Va
CHARLES a. LEWIS, Jr
Nov. %. 57-uJs
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a Observation-Disclosures be sold at Benheim the
~ residence OF the late Joseph Hobson the highest
bidder, ON Tuesday, the 18th December next, fair, If
not the next fair day thereafter a credit Of IL months,
all the perishabe property Of said estae consisting In part
as follows, viz horses colts cows sheep and hogs
household and kitchen furniture farming utensils oil eve-
ry kind riding carriage and single chair; cspenters
blacksms and oos the crops Of corn oats
hay and fodder; together with many other articles At
ter all is disposed Of Benhem, the sale will be cont
nued at the Markham ill all is sold. The Of
sale will be, cash for all Of and under $l0 and for
all that amount bonds with approved security will
be required bear interest from date, which will be
med IL the principal Is punctually paid
THOMAS l.. HOBSON,
.adnir. of Jos. Ho6son, dec.
Powhatan, 18th November, 1888. 56--tds
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Real Estate. extensive Rome Vo

VALUABLE Real Estate, extensive Rope WALK
v Furniture, &c. at public auetion.-Tbe subscr-
Der will SELL at public auction, the premises, Tues
day, the 10Th December, 1885, that valuable Property on
which he resides, Pocahontas, containing nearly five
acres; which are all the Improvements necessary TO
the comfort and genteel accommodation Of familybe-
sides large Lumber House, aud Of the best establish
ed Rope Walks in the Siscwhch, with all the tools,
materials, &c. will be sold at the same time. Also, two
adjoining lois Of ground, containing about six acre and
household and kitchen furniture, consisting OF the usual
articles Of genieel viz beds and bedding
sideboard, hair sofas, rush bottom chairs and table
china, glass ware, dining tea and card tables, &C. &c.
The properly will be divided TO suit purchasers.
The sale Of the furniture will commence at eleven
o'clock precisely.
And the real estate precisely at o'clock.
IeT'Hs-For the furniture &C., under S20, cash;
that amount, approved notes at months For the real
estate, o. IL and 10 months credit Payment TO be sa is
faetory secured. G.. CORLING.
Nov. 8. t53-wids1 J. ID. TowNEs, huc.
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hOARDING SCHOOI"-The sub criber has eDgsg.
bb ed 10 open school in Port Royal in Caroline coun
~, on the III Monday in January next for the instruct
oil boys In The Lain and Greek aud The usual branches
of English education. aving taken a commodous
house, Tor the residence OF himself and family he would
be glad 10 receive 10 Is boarding pupils al 400 each
for board and tuition; each 10 furnish his own bed p
bedding. HENRY T.. ANDERsON
N. v. Reference may be had to DR.. Charles hIsrris
Dr. John Duyal, or TO Robert Hood.
Nov. 20. 6s-wuJ
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BY RITCMIE 4 COOK.

or The ENQUIRER published twice week, generally and
three
Price, tho Five Dolas annum adj
Notes OF shaered banks (only) will BIO
eeved Tho Editors win guarantee tho safety Of remit
ting thom Of all paid
or No paper will BIO discontinued, discretion OF tho
Editors until all arrcaragcs have boon paid up. .
% Whoever will the Of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis III.
TERMS ADVERTISING. a, ..r
rs each continuance
assumed by person in this city its environs
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October I. 42-tds

UALUABE MILL FOR SALE-The subscriber
will set public auction, at his residence, the
day he has adrsed his land, &C. TO be sold he 10Th
instantly that aluabe mill contiguous to his residence,
better knowny the name of " King William Mills" with
seventy acresf land attached There in opera
ton pair ofew burr stones, five and half feet diane.
ter, and paoi Esopus for grinding cor--he whole APP
paratus in cnplete order The stream upon which The
mill suat never falls and affords sulcicDcy OF
ter for nanac,urDg purposes. The house is spacious
and the .i,oot surpassed by any in lower Virginia; the
water wbefbeDg twenty four feet in diameter. Should
the purcbar wish 10 convert IL into MILL
he will be ,abed 10 purchase sufciency Of wheat i'm
medatelyi the negbbourhood to keep il constantly in
operation ring the season. AS grst mill, from its 10.
cation arnever falling in the drcs season, il is more
valuable IN any other in the county. Terms sale
RO. CARTER PAGE.
| The eve, King William CO., Dec. 2. 62-2awd
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JAMES RIVER & KANAwHA CoMPANY.

JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA COMPANY.
a 7 Meeting Of the President and Directors of the
N James River Company, the 18th Nov, 1888
Resoiued That the Commissioners appointed TO receive
subscriptions TO the James River and COMPANY
be requested TO he puDctua in transmitting 10 the Ri Al.
diior the books kept by them, Verified by the signatures
OF the said Commissioners, of tem) immediate.
Iy after the 81 Monday IL December or sooner if in
their opinions is unnecessary keep them longer open
Copy. J. BROWN, Jr., I'd Auditor
November %. 57-t3dMDec
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AZ NEGROES for sale at .duction-I2 months
4O credit.-On Friday, 10Th day of December ne xt,
the subscriber will sell, before the Union Hotel on the
Main Street, in the town OF Lynchburg, to the highest
bidder, 40 NEGROES, consisting of men, women and
children, boys and girls. He has hesitation in saying
that keie more valuable parcel Of Negroes has
been offered Tor sale in that place The terms are IL
months credit bond with approved security. A discount
Of 8 per cent. will be made all cash payments.
ROBERT IRVINE,
Executor or WtHidn1 IrUine decd.
The above sale will be conducted by John II. d. Payne,
Auct f60-tds1 Dec, 2.
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WnUBlC SALE.-By virtue Of deed of trust, exc
cun tothe subscriber by Richard Adams, and now
of recor,n tie Office Of Goochland County Court for the
purpose securing debts therein mentioned, due TO
John Nd and TO Martin James, Executors Of Comfy
Mullins.ec1, will be sold, on the 10Th day Of Deem
Der nexaf fir the fair day thereafter, publicly TO
the gls fdder, for cash, at the store house formerly
occupieby darIn James, in the county OF Goochlsnd,
certain act land containing about one hundred acres
situatetn m said county adjoining The lands formerly
belongg toJamcs Carter, James Holman and others
Such fe oD as vested IN the subscriber by the sail
deed I'LL beconyeyed 10 the purchaser.
ARCHD. BRYCE, Jr., Trustee
NJ ~ 59-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-10

vUIE school at Edge Wood will open for the ensuing
II yearon the 18th January next. Pupils under ii
YES will e received and instructed in The Greek Latin
anEngs Language, Geography, History, Arithmetic
40 Mathematics.
fhere wll be sessions in the year, and vacation
obri nom time in the summer. The school will
ebselCth december
Tin's-lor board, washing, &c. sos per annum
Tuition, %
Onelali pyable IN advance.
NO tpi wi be taken for shorter term than The year
unless by ofpy present pupils parents guardians may
choose scnd'or session.
CARTER BERKELEY.
Octob Is. 46-u