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a. IltA ED or stolen from my wagon in Richmond on
- the night OF the 22d OF November, BLACK HORSE
three or four years old about five feet and the rise high
win ltue white in his face, very bushy MAIN he has
been locked oeraby Short and very heavy bush tail and
very heavy chunk made-was shod all round when he
leit the wagon-there bumps his mouth and
nose supposed to be poisoned with poisonous weed
Any person that will deliver the said horse to John Tanan
at the Washington Tavern, in Richmond shall receive ten
dollars and all reasonable expenses paid
Dec H. [63-w1P1 ELISHA JACKSON
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Hutpor
tho Boston "Commcrc Gazoto"-to which Mr. Lee co,ti5n
so many valuable communatouho remark upon Ourselves is
humorous as is correct
THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
We copy below the remarks OF the Editor of the Rich
mond Enquirer upon This subject, which will com
mend themselves io the attention every reader 1t will
be seen that our Virginia friend cannot sya low the whole
oil the Procldmann The hrdd.aud tail are paaie,bl.
and digrshle enough, but lac rejects the inicncs as be-
ing decidedly uuwhoicsome tor the Somach of Jcicr,o-
man Democrat O1p Ga@. Dee. 10.
In our paper of yesterday, gave what purnorted IN
be the remarks of iic Eiur Of the Richmond Ennuirc
upon the Proclamation at the President Thss remark
were copied from the n Iutelligencero of Saturday W.,
have since received the Richmond Enquirer and find ,
the Integcncer copied only portion of the article i'm the
virginia paper, and thAt iu opinion the least in
teresng portion Of IT, We suhiun the CLOSING rc
marks OF the Editor OF the Enquirer together with
letter nom one o his poudcnts containing sur
gesiloS Of The utmost mporaucet 10 the hole country II
we Legislature oil Virginia act promptly, in this emegrn-
cy, upoh the plan suggested 10y e CORE ponlrut of the
enquirer, all will yet be ell, aud the country be rescued,
from acts OF vin"n"c aud blpD-hrd The Legislatures t
North Carolina, Gco ga, and Aahail, bre now in Session
ana II Is ~ ihcr power, 10y cooperating with that of Viz
gnIa 10 induce the NuerS To retrdce their ha-iy au,
dangerous Steps. Virginia ioW be herself and Il,
the iong-che'ed doctrines OF her distinguished sons
The indications from the South by Tie last mail are of
character to justify The belief tt the Union will be pre-
served without staining the soil of ). Carolina with the
blood OF her c'Iizc"s SO may it bc!-Ib., Dee. 20.
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aaOE.aYaGS.

Inc mail OF this morning (Fridy) brings articles OF
Ph anu moen-wich that they swept away by tho
dra'a"he of the three subsequent Mails we have determined 10
place upon this Page.
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Prosperous condition Of the Indians JVest ofthe MIS-
SSSPt:-it WIN gIS lily the tue friends OF the Indians
al far, think to convince those who have anne
nehued thelr position west OF the Mi ssspp was an I'M
favorable one, TO read the following exr ct from letter
recently received from OF the oners now en-
gagged r. The adjustment o. unsettled Indian matters in
that region: -
- lie condition OF The Creeks and herokees is very
prosperous The therokees can, ! think dispose Of
$4,000 bushels of corn this season. and the eeks 900
Dushels (his aud above their own consumption
Luucatonis becoming an interesting topic Five schools
nave been and are now being established among the
creeks, independent OF benevolent schools The Chero-
KEGS have employed four native teachers at 500 each
aNd Mr. Guess the Inventor oil ihe alphabet at 400 thus
onsum.ng " their fund.- of 50 600 This is 70 the
Ihdian nations, most interesting 60 Vdsh Globe
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WbUBLfC SALE or NEGROES By virtue Of the
power vested in me, by deed Of trust executed bv
the lae Foushee g. Tebb. the 18th October 1896 and
duly recorded in the clerks Office Of the comfy Of Essex
shall On Thursday the th February next, At paraiise
IN The county Of Essex he late residence Of the said Fou-
shee a. Tebhs9 or the next fair day creaer proceed
to offer at public sale and Tor cash. three slaves to wit
blck, Sam and Suckey, so many OF Them as may be
necessary 10 satisfy the purposes Of said deed
WI. 4. Wight Trusieec
December D, 1892 Gg-wew
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FBNHE subscribers have entered into CO. partnership
n under The firm of H. & w. MORTON, for tie
transaction Of Grocery, Shipping and Commission Bust
ness, and hope by course OF strict integrity and persc
verance to ene themselves 10 merted and full share
Of public patronage HENRY MORTON,
WILLIAM MORTON
-Four doors above the Columbian Hotel, Cary street
december 8. 62-wIw
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n ANCERY-VIRGINIA.--A Rules holden in
b. in the Clerks Office of the rcuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the County Of Buckingham the
fifth day Of November, 1892:
John Morgan, PIln
Against
James r. Morris, William Morris, James p. Richardson
Morgan, and Jones' and William Crane, Def.
The defendants, James r. Morris and William Morris
not having entered their Appearance and given security
according TO the Act Of Assembly and Rules of this Court
and It appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants Ibis Country is ordered, That the said
defendants do appear here the first day of the pn
Term and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that CO.
py OF this Order be forthwith inserted in newspapers
published in the City of Richmond, for two months sue
cessyey and posted the front door Of the COURTHOUSE
Of This County a Copy--Tese.
Dec. 10. [6f-wsw1 r ELDRDGE, c. c. sc.
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RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG STAGES.
ENGgcI<Z <aFN7HE public are respectfully in
$fS=iISS iSliS3 "A formed, that by directions o.
ces2 ~ yHssp I.3g the PostOlice Department hi

NNNfeI~z~2- rs a VIE public are respectfully in
ssSg92cx5!P na -. the Post-Oice Department. this
line is changed from three to six
times week.
The Stage will leave Richmond and Lynchburg every
day, Saturdays excepted, and arrive each place every
day. Sundays excepted As this arrangement extends no
arer than Lynchbug passengers Tor the South either
by Peeks s. Weliod's line via Farnlve Hampton Syd-
ney College &C., or by Smiths line through Danvile to
the Coroinas, Georgia, Sc, to the Southwest through
Alabama and Tennessee, and to the West via the Water
Ing places in Virginia, and TO Guyandotte on the Ohio III
yer, should unless they wish TO spend day in Lynch
burg leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days The Coaches this line and are not ex-
celled IN beauty strength comfort by any now i'm use
the horses good, and the drivers accommodating skill
iu and steady In consequence OF the great improve
ments recently effected and those in contemplation
IN the Steam Boats navigating between Richmond and
Baltimore, with which this line three times
week. going and returning) facilitating the intercourse
between those points beyond all previous example, can
confidently recommend my line travellers from the
West, Southwest aud South, in their trips to and from the
North-the time required to accomplish them, and the
expences varying but little from any other line and i'm
point OF comfort exceeded by none, If cquaed by any,
a. PATrES0N Proprietor.
N B. All baggage, packages, SC. at the risk of the
owners thereof
december ~ 6S-wtf
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THE TARIFF


u Congress cannot settle ts question TO the satisfaction,
Of tue lanh aud And Tariff States, let Conve non be
called-the people doubt will settle il so hat ali in
'eress will be satisfied. We do believe that the great
mass OF the people OF New England in favor Of what i,
called thc American System, ii has been planned by
us Ieddhg neutrality-suspicious. amounting to prohibition
Ihe people OF New England do wish any more re venue
raised tAn Is necessary Tor the support OF Ike Govern.
heht All wish TO encourage American Manufactures
out do not wish to do at the expense OF ohcr interest.
80 e community. All that the great mass of the people
want Is to let them manage their Affairs in their o.,
way-'hey do not ask bounes tie government 10 pro.
tcct their labor. ~
1t IS by this system OF bountes that we have brought
ourselves to the verge OF civil war, dissolution OF he
Union Our legislation upon the subject of Mauu(,cure.
has been the sole The Farmer the Mechanic tho
h"rd working men OF the Nation want o Interference of
the Governmen go hric cOncerns-they know more bot
thtir own Interests tan all ie governments i'm he world
- ihe parnomy Oi the po1I, says the author of the
wealth o Nations "has the strength deXterity of his
hands, and 10 hinder him from employing this strength
and deXeriy in what manner he thinks proper without
INJURY 10 ms heghbor is plain violation oil hi, most sacred
property"
cannot shut our eyes TO the fact, says Say that TO
hIs system Qhe encouragement OF Manufactures at the
expense OF Agriculture acted upon since the DAYS of
Colbert France owed striking inequalities of riy
or"ne-hc overgrown wealth oil and the supc raye
misery oil other; he contrast oI lew splendid establish
ments oil industry, with wide waste VI poverty and de-
srddauOn. "-BOStOH Globe.
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"A FEMALE well qualified TO give insh uciion in Mu.
IA sic, aud can well recommended will meet with
liberal encouragement from Miss Hughes Preceptress of
tue Benvenue Seminary, Gloucester county.
Dec ~ 6S-2awI2t
FHVilE Subscriber wishes to employ for the ensuing
n year, Female Teacher, who is qualified to teach
The English and French languages Music, Painting and
Needle Work; Such an one, come well recon-
mended, viii be thankfully received None others need
apply JAMES FARIsS
Bent Creek Buckingham, Dec %. 6S-2,w4ws
a TEACHER wANTED.-The subscribers wish TO
IA employ person of correct. moral habits and who
Is well qualified 10 teach the English and Latin Languages
to take charge OF their school for the next YEAR The
situation healthy, and the duties very laboous-ap-
pneauon by letter, directed to MELVILLE, Sussex county
addressed TO either of the subscribers will be promptly at
"hueu 10. WM. HARRISON Sen.
BENZ. HARRISON.
SUSSEX December Ia. est
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THVIE absent defendants, James r. Morris and William
a Morris will please take notice that shall on We'd
nesday the llh day Of March, 1888, az the Tavern of
Thomas May in the town Of Maysyile and county Of
Buckingham, proceed 10 take the dispositions of Samuel
Ford and others TO be read evidence suit now depend
ing in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
Tor the county Of Buckingham, in which plaintiff and
you and others are defendants which time and place
you may attend if you please Yours,
Dec. ~. t6t-w4w1 JOHN MORGAN.
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Among the memorial, presented 10 the House of Re.
Preschidd'eS yesterday, the following by Mr. Smith
Oh Penn yVanid which very uumcroiIsiy sieueJ by
ci'Aers Of Buck, conuty:-JF. ClObe Oec ~
To the Senate dHd House If Representatives. in Com
STeSS dSStmbitd
The memorial OF the subs, ers citizens of tho co,p
~ OF Bucks ia Tie State oil Pcnu>y lvania respectfully
rcpr' SCENTS:
That whatever opinion the may scvcrally speculative.
" entertain 10 hc constitutional power OF tie General
Government, TO protect domestic manufactures bv taxing
iOrcISu products, they c0ndcr the situation tie coui,-
Try unpcnouSy To iurc at the practice be no longer
persisted IN. Whether, that the national debt i,
paid there any good reason why heavy taxes should be
raised rom The people in lls shape duties upon inn
ports they consider at least doubtful. As the duties
now are, tie people of al classes pay in taxes more than
one third OF the value OF all articles of clothing and of
many other OF The nccessarics oil life; aud your memorial
be produced by reducing the price of articles OF the first
necessity TO a. cheap rate possible
Leaving this vaXcd que sOn, howeve your memorial.
tsts further represent That they impeled their
sent course by deep OF what is due to the actual
position oil ia II southern brethren, and apprehension
that further per-istuc in the protecting system VIII
large portion of the Cuncdeacy habitually TO con-
template ats dissolution relief from oppression Firm
y believing Ihd 10 the UNION our unexampcd national
and individual prosperity is chiefly be attributed and
that the greatest political evil which the Almighty yraI,
can inlet upon NJ TO dispose the minds of our cil-
that they shall consider burden your mernor-
tendency OF which hal be impair the affections of anv
large portion OF brethren dis ark of our political
safety.
Your nemorast, therefore pray you TO reduce the du.
ties upon goods imported low will consist i'm an eco
nOmch support OF Government
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. ERlVArE EDUCATION.--MR WILLIAAr BURNS
n who has for seven years past kept School at the
residence OF the subscriber, will continue the ensuing
year. and VIII be glad TO receive eight Scholars in
addition TO the children of the subscriber.
The celebrity of Mr.. Burns a Teacher is so well
known, having taught School many years in Richmond
at II needs but little TO be here said in commentator
him. suffice say, that for the advancement of the sinai
Ter cass,o pupils am confident he has few equals and
no superior.
His course OF instruction will comprise the English
Language in its various branches the French and
tin Languages, each OF which he well understands The
pupils VIII be boarded with the family of the subscriber
and the same and attention paid TO their morals and
comfortable accommodation by Mrs. Pollard to our own
children.
iermS-For board including bed and bedding, washing
and candles, $50; and for tuition including the diGeren,
languages aforementioned, either of them 500 for
the scholastic year of 10 months The School TO com
mence on the 18th of January next and end on the 18th
OF December following vacation of two weeks will be
given in the month of August RO. POLLARD.
King William Co.. Nov. L. 67-w3vys
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The following paragraphs from able Feo Trade manor
tho Boston "Comncrcial Gazottoo which Mr. Lee oo,ibuo
so many valuable commnnieaousho remark upon ourscyos
as humorous as I i.r orro,t
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q Union SCHOOL, ALBEMARLE.-The subscribers
q Will continue their school the ensuing year. In il
VIII be taught the Greek, Latin, French and English lam
guages, Geography and Arithmetic. The Mathematics
VIII be taught should they be able procure an assistant
aualihed to teach them OF which notice will be gwen
her terms are Tor tuition, thirty dollars the scholastic
year, and board may be had with either of the subscribers
or in respectable families in the neghborhood eighty
dollars Tor the same term, every thing urnished.-The
school VIII be opened onday the llh of January and
with avacaion OF the month of July will terminate on
the 10th December
GENTLEMAN well qualified TO teach Mathematics
and the Greek and Latin Languages, or Mathematics
alone, will be eigbly situated by taking an interest in
one establishment Application to be made to either Of
the subscribers as early possible by letter directed to
Charlouesvllle, va. FRANK CARR.
JNO b. CARR.
December22 6S-wtIII,
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H AND FOR SALE.-By virtue OF a decree from the
u county court OF Chesterfield 10 directed we shall
proceed 70 sell on Friday, the lh day Of January next
the highest bidder, the premises, a credit Of
and two years the Lands belonging the Of VIM.
Winrec, deed, lately held by his widow as her dover.
The said land adjoins John n. Wilder, Samuel Newly,
and others and will be sold altogether in parcels, may
best suit purchasers.
JOHN II HASKfNSO
BENZ. MOODY, .
W. HALL, and (COh'"'sS'o"ei''
THOMAS GRAVES
Chesterfield County, Dec. 3D. 1882 62w4w'
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The Editor OF the Quebec Gazette, after reading the nul.
y nag news ia tho American papers, observes- We hone
u,d the fabric o reason aud Justice which was raised i'm
North America ior the admiration Of the world and which
has now oug secured peace and freedom Tor millions
not 20 be oyerihrown, Tor the purpose OF making North
Aneric, VIVA, Europe has .ecIe scat Of personal wars
and opprcssiUm5."
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Nov. .;

ii N ERY-VIRa1NIA.-.In ejunberIo,,,I e.,
ID October 23i, 1882 ''
Norrel H. Robertson, Hull c. Hill, guardian for Alon
20 r. Robertson, Iheophilus w Robertson and Madso,
d. Robertson infant children Of Jeffrey Robertson Jr de-
ceased Daniel C. Talley and Sally n his wife FORMERLY
0aiy n; Robertson and Wileby Robertson, Comps
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Nov. ID.
An Chesterfield Coun-

q CHANCERY --VRGINIA.-In Chesterfield Comm
n ty Court November 1lth, 1892
ROBERT belcher and Sarah his wife, Thomas Belcher i'm
MS own right and as administrator OF Archibald c. Fer
SusSon' deceased, and his wife Elizabeth John d. BAupb
ana RANGES IT, his wife, John Roberts and his wife Nan
cy D. ana Mary Hatcher, late Mary Ferguson Pitts
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company is in contemplation to ersc, rail. road
parallel to the river and csnalThe route Is surveying
and the new scheme expected about three millions
OF dollars. Yet ardent is the spirit OF the people
Pennsylvaniaso productive the work; abundant the
capital that no doubt entertained OF raising the three
millions at once out Of the private fundswithout drawing
one dollar from the public Treasury, What do read
ers think OF this Jacn Does encourage the Friends
oil Public Improvement 10 go among us-and carry
the best concerted schemes OF Internal Communication
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e S0 R RE- will give the above reward

& 0h KEWARD.--I will give the above reward
W OU Tor the delivery TO me Of one Of my Negro
Men named CHARLES PHILIPS.-Charles was bought
from tho estate Of the late John Crane and may possibly
be lurking in the neighborhood Of the Pits formerly
CRANES Pits, where think ne was born, and where
probably his father now lives. Charles left my Factory
on Monday evening last and has since been heard Of
He is intelligent negro, about % years of age feet one
or two inches high walks very erect, aud is very like
W negro He may possibly endeayor get on board one
OF the Packets going from Rockets Masters Of vessels
and others warned against receiving harbong the
said Charles, under the penalty OF the law.
January II, 1888 fl08--wt1 DAVID BARCLAY.
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local incident that msy interest youto lay be-.
lore you all the important trials in the Courts and all the
proceedings Of your public the aid Of
The liberal and the literary for his coumns-and to
chew all party politics and all sectarian theology. Fol-
lowing out these IDEAS assisted they will be by the taste
and energy which he possesses will not permit myself TO
entertain doubt OF his generous support and triumphant
success We therefore honestly recommend him your
Kindness and encouragement. We beg you extend TO
him the right hand o fellowship with all those Offices
Kindness, which we have often experienced at your
hands.
The terms of advertising in this paper are extremely
moderate. Will you excuse me, while asking Tor him
he good will o the house, 10 ask Tor him also pune
ual payment o his bills, recommend TO all annual all.
veriisers that their advertisements he confined a
able compass, and suggest that ali advertisements be
10 the office at early hour in the evening? We have
found so much ebence ourselves from the OF
attention TO these particulars that iobear bring
ing them before the public FOR the bene, OF
It's Impossible Tor me TO part with the Compiler with
indifference has been long associated with my feelings
anu my though,s-and cannot contemplate the scpara
non without the deepest emotion. part with YOU be-
SIDES under sense OF gratitude which want words to
express One word tur;hcr-One more favor to ask
ot you be "a kind To MERIT NJ. Robinson as Won have
been TO your obliged t:llow ciz'u,
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=, TTIVV4fS M VTIIE,
Of The firm Of ThOmds Reeran, Jr. Il e.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

DAMN UT LIE UNI Eli
We have deemed it our duty, in consequence of
recent events, to declare our opposition, only
the present Bank but to any other substute-wbe-
ther 1t be on the part Of the State of New York. or
as an agent of the Treasury. We have spoken our
mind especially upon the Projet of Bank which
has been prepared by Committee of the Mer-
Grants of n. York-We are happy TO learn by the
following letter from distinguished Politician of
That State, that any Bank of the IT, 81 "come from
what quarter il may" will meet with the decided on
position OF the great body OF her Representatives in
Congress-We hail with equal pleasure the general
pledge which this letter gives us, that he friends OF
the Administration in that State will not be found
less Jealous than their associates even i'm Virri
nla III their endeayors to restrain federal legislation
within constitutional limits" But, Nous Yeyyons-
Let them be assured, that Virginia is prepared 70 70
with the iarhes i'll this great republican principle
NEW York, 4,h June 1883.
GAS you will see many plans OF a National Bank il
may not be improper for apprise YOU that such as
enanate from this quarter least have xcu com
merciai origin. We have been long accustomed 10 u
euerai institution, and it is natural that many should
oeheVe BANK on some plan indispensable. very few
years wi'i' am sure, prove the alacy OF this opinion
ana shew with what facility our national concern. may
be administered without the dang if not coruptin
agency OF a Bank OF the United States. On this point
am persuaded the friends Of the administration will not he
uvided: their opposition will be limited 10 the Bank
now existing however uniavorable may he their opinion
oil the administration of its They have seen
enough 10 satisfy them, how easily future conflicts for
poicai power, at indeed has been already re azed
mere agent OF the Treasury may be converted into
formidable engine OF party, and 10 convince them of the
neXpediency OF continuing establishing any hank con
heced IN any manner with the government. But were
Otherwise, were it ever expedicnt, the constitutional
uhcuity still remains, and no republican, without adopting
the principles OF his political adversaric can sanction amS
actincoporang Bank OF the United States So long a.
we continue TO believe, do, the acts of 1901 and
iolo 10 De unconstitutional, we can sustain proposition
OF the kind, come from what quarter ii may. This. am
sure the sentiment of the friends OF the
IN This State who will not be found less Jealous than their
associates in Virginia. in their to restrain
federal legislation within constitute limits"
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MARRIAGES


Md on Thursday ovonng the 3th If May nv the Raw MAJ,
ians all OF Goochiand county. ~ ~ ''''' ~ WIZ
a. ~ in SlOkE-One thousand sacks, first quality
- Liverpool filled, which will be sold on accommods
ting terms, by JAMES FISuEP
'"''' - lot
TRNHE visitors Of William & Mary College are hereby
N hothed that the Annual ConvOcation will be held In
college the Sth OF Jolly nex', which their attendance IL
earnestly requested. BURWELL BASsETT, Rector
Williamsburg, June 5th, 1893 I1-wsw