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MISCELLANEOUS.

FfRsr Ilrngss,oss II Foreign Scenes, Cas,ong. anil
manners.
Ey WILLIE, Of Che Editors oftho NJ " Mirror Dow m o
The Pat Neorelast days Qf sir Balter seotB oore's
opiHi0n IF o COnncH.90gcyt0H at he DianO-df0th Of
BBron--u suppressed .4necdofs
called on Moore, with letter Of fntrodnctos and
met him at the door Of biz lodgings knew him in
santy from The pictures had seen II him. but VOC sur
prised at tie diminutiycness Of his person lie IS
much below the middle size and with his white hat aud
long chocolate fock coat was far from prcposscssng in
his appearance. With ti9 material Disadvantage how
ever hs address % gentleman like 10 very marked de-
gfoei and should think could see Moore without
conccying strong liking for him. rs was to meet
MN az dinner, dd not detain him In ile moments
conyesaion That passed, he inquired very particularly
AFTER Washington Irving. pressing for him Che warm.
est friendship and asked whit Cooper was dojug
was OF Lady Ieosnetons at eight Moore had not
arrived gut TIE other persons If the parya Russian
count who spoke on The languages Of Europe az veil m
his own; Koman banker, whose dynasty is more now
erinl than the Popcs clever English noblcnan and
Tie observed Of al Observers Count - Oraav stood
IN The window upon tly paik lnng, os they might thc
melancholy twilight h@f h0or preceding diasz
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POLITICAL.
[Flom the Globc.l

"OUR PRINCIPLES"
During the whole of the last year. previously 10 the
neeuhg OF Congress- we had but sounded in the
Telegraph, and re-echoed from Mr.. Cahouns press
throughout South Carolina; I'VE WILL SUPPORT
No CANDIDATE WHO CONDEMNS OUR PRIN-
ClPLES We have glanced the last years file of
the Telegraph, and we find this cuckoo note sometimes
repeated over hafa dozen times in the article and
Kept up from day to day The was then to refuse
al assistance TO any party unless they would adopt the
principles OF the Nullifers Tho object was to compel
the Opposition allies TO unite Mr. Calhoun ne are
,ontemt 10 remain az minority (said the Telegraph on
Dehai OF Its party far e sake Of principles
zoe ere dneanccd said the organ) for tie sake Of ORR
FRLHCPLES, Il scH at least satisfy the tcorld that noe
are sincere tn Aer s"Dport-tha is small gainaad
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esaoayn'hsY.
"Nccn yrr uxmAlSs vy-r,ND.'

40 TIE EAci.r--Ds PEno,vAL
Bud Of the bread and sweeping wins,
Thy honse j. high in heaven,
Where vile the storms ,hcir banners lling,
And the tcmpcst clouds drison
Thy throne is on ths mountain top;
Thy fields the bounclcss air,
Aud hoary pcaSs, tia, proudly prop
The skies, ia, dwellings
Thou si,icsi hLc n thing of.ht
Anidst tho nOon-tidc blaze:
The midway xun is oleat andbright;
II oannot diai thy gaze.
Thy pinions to the rushing blast,
'sr the bursting hiliow spread,
Nhetc the vessel plunses, hurry past,
Like an angcl OF the dead.
Thou az, pcrchcl nlolt on thc bee,lins orsg,
And the wares white below
Aud on, with haste that cannot lay,
They rush in an endless How.
Again thon hast plumed thy wing for flight,
To lands beyond the sea-
And away, like a spirit wrcnihcd in light
Taou hurrcst, wild and free.
Thou hurriesi over the myriad waves,
And thou lpavcsi them all behind;
Thou swcepest tina, place of unknown graves,
Fleet as the tempest wind.
When the nj ght-storm gathers dim and dark
With n shril! and hoding scrcaIn,
Thou rushest by tho laundering bark
Quick as passing Dream
Lord ofihe boundcss realm OF air,
In thy imperial
The hearts of the bold and ardent daro
Tho dangerous path of fame.
hsneatn The shade ofthy golden wings,
Tho Roman lcgions bore,
From the river OF E.ypi's cloudy springs,
Their pFide to the polar shore.
For thee they fought for thee they Goil,
Aud thor oath was on thee laid;
10 thee the clarions raised their swell,
Aud the dying warrior prayed
Thou welt, through age OF death and fears,
Inc image OF pride and power,
IN the gathered rage of a thousand yoats,
Burst forth in one awful hour.
And then dcluee of wrath il came,
Aud the nations shook wiz i dread:
And II swept the earth till its fields were flame,
ana Piled with the mingled dead.
hiligs were rolled in the wasicfu food,
WIN the low aud crouchng slave;
And together lay, in n shroud OF blood
The coward and tho brave
And where was then thy fearless fight?
"Oer the dark, mysterious sen
othe lands that caught the setting light,
The cradle OF LboTiy.
There, ON tho silent aud lonely shore
FOR ages, watched alone,
Andth world IN its darkness asked no more
Where The glorious bird bad lown
But then came bold and hardy few
Aud thoy breasted the unknown wave;
caught aIar tho wandering crew,
| whoelea.... ~ u. ssi bravo.
0tadld the welcome baTk,
49, IL sought the dcsoato shore,
Nea zap 10 heaven, like joyous lark,
ply luivcrius piuions bore.
And now that bold and hardy few
Are a nation wide aud strong;
And danger aud doubt have led them through
And they worship in song;
AMI over their bright and CHANGING arms,
On field, aud lake, and sea,
WIN an eye that fires and spell that charms,
guide them TO victory.
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Marcel H.

a VALUABLE TAVERN AND FARM for Rent
IA The subscribers wish TO rent for years.
their Tavern, at Louisa Courthouse, and the Farm al
tached thereto, containing nearly 400 of Landof
which, about 300 iii supposed cleared and
pretty good farming land, with meadow that would
YIELD If judicously managed, hay enough supply the
Tavern There is in the of completion,
large and elegant brick addition the Tavern which
will afford nine spacious and elegant lodging rooms
be ready for by the time possession will be given;
making the number OF rooms belonging to the Tavern
I'D, besides large dining the cellar sufficient
dine upwards OF an hundred persons sitting with
closets, &C. This property combines advantages rarely
TO be met with. Louisa Courthouse is attended by
more persons (t is universally admitted by all persons
who frequent the placc) than any other Court-hou in
the State public daysand there being but tavern
at the place, and all the other houses there being re-
stricted from selling spirits, giving accommodations
by boarding otherwise that will interfere with the
interest of the Tavern, will of course, ensure a large
custom such occasions--and 1t is situated on the
Main road leading from Richmond through Charlottes
vile TO the Western country, and where the road from
Gainesville TO Orange Courthouse the said
Main road, and has chance at all the travellers of those
roads. The stable is cxtcnsivc-ire wood convenient
and all the houses will be in good ordcr-and more
hcahful place is not in the United States Possession
will be given the first day of November next Per-
wishing 10 treat for the property, will please adj
dress John Hunter, at Louisa Courthouse, who will
promptly attend TO all communications.
CHARLES THOMPSON JR
JOHN HUNTER.
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new the lease for term of years to be agreed on-Tl
Local situation of this tavern is surpassed by none in ii
CITY. The accommodations extensive and conven
ent. The Northern Inc of the mail and accommods
ton stages stop at the house. The Establishments
generally known, that minute description of il
advantages is deemed unnecessary.
4 For terms, apply to AMOS LADD
March IL. loA-tr
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w lLLstanl this spring ps95( at my son, Edward
w johnson :, in the county Of Dnwidde, 30 miles
south Of Petersburg, and Is miles north of Brunswick
Courthouse, Immediately the old stage road and is
now Mt his stand ready mares nj one hundred
dollars the season. payable the 10th day of July next
when it will expire
MoNsiEuR roNsoN will stand this spring at my son.
George W. Johnson's, in the county of Chesterfield
within one mile OF Moody savcrn, IL miles from Peters
burg, and % miles from Richmond, aud is now there
ready to serve mares at sixty dollars the season. payable
on 10Th July next when it will cnd 500 to insure
mare IN foai payable she is known be in oa
or parted with one dollar to the groom for each mare
Pasturage at both places very excellent and very ex-
tensvc gratis Every viii be taken prevent ac
cidents but no liability for any that may happen Ser
wants sent with mares TO either horse boarded without
charge, and mares will be fed at - cents a day
Both these horses in the finest health and vigor
and they are remarkably foal- gcters they have
been both so often advertised in the Turf Register and
elsewhere that their characters the characters of their
get the great performances of their colts and the very
high prices indeed at which they selling, are well
known, say, $1,000 5000, 5000, 1000 1000; and in
enc instance $4,000 was given for years Old which
is the highest price have ever known horse COM
mand in America w r. JOHNSON
rep Il W-tf
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FKEsM SPRING Goons


YvNHE Ship Jefferson having lust arrived s,,,,, =
pool, win the remainder and largest portion Of
spring i'nportation (te other portion having already
rived by tue Ship iiark Away from The ga e., $3.50,
use the earliest moment TO apprise our citv and %
customers and country merchants eencraliv of H. g.
ana % say, hat'n The course of few days we shall
prepared TO offer to all who may wish buy an nss
mcn' OF unusual extent and variety and under exs,;
circumstances such as the scarcity Of desirable Good
.'e Northern markets, and the great advance which
taken place IN those markets within few months n
most desirable supply perhaps that we have ever offer
Tor sale. we have also a large supply of Domestic N
other Goods, which, including those now ohogf vii,
stitutc stock OF near Sl75 900 in value: an ~ y
we offer on accommodating terms. more par,icny
advertisement will appear during next week Il we
April H. TlIa-tfl MsrI. ~ s S0A
HUSTAyUS UPSON RICHARDS. Esq. of n |
~ York, became interested the I,t February Ia
IN tue several businesses of r. * J. S James Il Co
TINS City I. " j. ). James Il Co of the CITY Of N
York, and Eward James Il Co of Petcrsborr vn = ~
York. M ~ u
April a. F&Js S. JAMES s. Ca
THyO Southern, South Ucst,rn and Uestern JyorsUf
"A The Proprctors az. Porter and Coz of the g
and Popular Line between Washington CITY and Ric,
mond, beg leave to inform their friends al
The public at large that they have this day put their spe
did STEAMBOAT SYDNEY on the route TO Poto,n
Greek Leaving Washington duiiy at q A M.-retur,
ng Will arrve IN Washington between , and :, o cloc
T. NJ, enabling passengers reach Baltimore by Bel:
hoover " Co.'S Stages, in time for early supper
The Sidney has recently been greatly improved in i,
respects-She Is not surpassed in speed by any boat
tile Potomac Waters; is uncquallcd in accommodation
having large and airy Cabin dock, fitted up wi
berths and two rye Cabins below.
The route by the Potomac Creek has but eight mil
land carriage TO fredericksburg over good Turnpi
road and passengers by this route will reach their pal
OF destination several hours earlier than by the 9th,
Line ~
The Stages for Charlottesville, Staunton, and Virgin
Springs. leave Fredericksburg dni ".
Peck " Wcllfords Line, thrice week
JAMES GUY, Captain
Arrangements are being made, by which the incor
venience OF travelling by night Richmond and Cha
ottesviile will bcavoided. When completed public nc
tice will be given.
April TO- ill-tf \.
III BUCKINGHAM JAlL-Committrd to the abo,
y jail, on the 9th day of February last negro ma
man, and was raised in the county of Luncnburg 1
Jesse is about five feet or inches high, stout mad
nc owner II any IS requested to forward PROV
property, lac will be dealt with as provided by law
JOHN Il. GREGORY, Tailor
April H. ,io7 al
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IA oNfLUS VIII make his first season in Amerc;
l at my 'Irue-B Blue Plantation in ST. Matthew
Parish, 80 miles below Columbia, in the State of Sou
Carolina.
This stallion was imported by myself last Fall; an
for his pedigree and performance whilst on the Ene
turf, the sixth number, vol 9Th of Skinncrs Amer
can Turf Register, for February, 1885. Nonplus W
bred by MIR. Burton gotten by CATrAN Ga f;rvore SC
of COLUMBUS, by Gohanna) and loacd in the Sprii
of 1894 1t will be By reference to his pcdirr
and the Racing Calendar, that he is nearly allied wi
the best blood of England, and while the course be-
many of the finest horses of his day; among other.
Lord Fitzwillioms' Muatto, (half brother Nonpu.
and for whom four thousand guincas were offered am
refused the celebrated horses CRANKY and Mcdora
Lord Kilburnc s Purity and Action; Vanish Camcli,
and Tararc and Laurel and Popsy, celebrated
Blacklock) Nonplus probably sold for more money il
England than any horse ever imported into America 4
having been purchased when three years old by TIL
Duke Of Cleveland at three thousand guneas. III
colour is rich bay, with black legs, mane and tail,
no white except his two hind heels. He il feet l.
inches high, with great muscular power and compact
ness; clean limbs, and fine action lie is rcmarkabl,
doeilc and finely tempered, though very animated ri
deservedy ranks amongst the stations of the highcs
character, aud is now in fine health and condition. Fo
the estimation IN which he is held by tie subscriber h
will only renafk that he has put 10 him this al
has finest mares. In consequence of the great nuubc
OF line imported horses recently brought into the
try the terms of the present season will be very low
$50 only, payable when the expires, and 81
the groom.
Mares fed for 80 cents day. and every attention pale
RIcHD SINGLETON.
s Carolina, April "a LOFT
WN CHANCERY-vmc -Nottoway County Cir
a cult Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry, Apr
Term, 1885:
Parmea J.. Goodwin, Pitf
against
John 3 Oliver Iyddall Bacon, Barteot 7. Todd As
Oliver Williamson Dickinson, VIM. Verscr, Isaac Wiz
free, Thos G. >Gaiiord Jos. p. Booker, Richard Over
street, John Watson, George NJ. Fuqua, John Osborn
Geo N. Scay Sam1 ID. Burke, H. X Anderson, Ma
than Ward, James T.. p. Bacon, Cuthbert w Roach
Matthew Anderson, and Francis w yerser, Dchs.
BY consent sf parties the accounts involved 10 thi
referred to Of the commissioners Of thii
Court, who is directed to examine and state the
and make report thereof to this Court with any matter
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself redoii
ed by the parties TO be stated.
Copy-Teste c. w. FITZGERALD,
ID. c. n. c. c. s. c. Of l.. & c.
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Richmond, FrcdericfsJurg md Potomac Rail.Isood
FnY Resolution Of the President and Directors on
= Che Cd March, 1886, The Stockholders required
To pay their respective shares, IS per share. on
before the 10th Of May, and - per share, on be-
fore the 10Th June next, % be deposited The credit Of
thc Company in the Bank Of Virginia
WA. r SHEfPBHD, Treasurer
siny T. li5-uoJ
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The parties concerned ia the foregoing order Of Conf
hereby notified that have appointed Wcdnesdi. =
the 10th day Of June next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
time TO commence The settlement Of the accounts rc
red 10 in the said ORDER Of Court they win after
at my Office at Nooway Court house, with all Bcccss*
~ accounts vouchers, &C. TO enable to execute fu
tie said order Of Court
CHARLES WORKMAN, M. G.
April g. JlG--w1w Z
I'm CuANCERY--YiR court continu
b and held for Buckinghars county the tenth day "
March, 1885
James ellis, Plaintiff,
against
Henry Mctteaucr and Charles Mckinney, Defendants
Tie defendant, Henry AIcttcsuer not having enere,
lis appearance and given security according to the Ac
Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that nc - not nhoSftan
Of ihs country is ordercd That The said absen de
PENDANT do appear here Tie first day Of the next Jun
Court, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in ihe RchmoI
Enquirer for two months successvely, AND posted al "
front door Of The Courthouse of this COUNTY.
Copv Tostc X ELDRfDSE, c D. c.
April ID ll2-wow
IA Evils HILL, Geaetaf aqent anil Collector, VIII az
tend to the collection Of bonds, accounts, and claim
Of every dc1cfjrton in the Stat Of Virginia 4
fredericksburg, March ~ wv"
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Stick 90 the NaniI.

NV f. beg leave to inform the public, that Grrang
Wv ments for the transportation of the Mails. al
the accommodation Of the traveller, on that part of b
Metropolitan Line from Washington to Richmond
finished and complete.
|, Those arrangements consist of one line daily,
Washington and Richmond and one other daily
tween Fredericksburg and Richmond.
On the water part of this route, have placed Ia
celebrated Steamboat Champion so distinguished ID
Speed and equipment, have been removed from Il
he theatre of her celebrity, the North River, u
Contract.
On the residue of the route, have provided suci
Coaches, horses and drivers WILL iater ourscye
Command the approval of the public.
Without any Interference with Mail Line whatever
we enabled, by the agency Of other daily line
accommodate ourselves once every day, during Il
Steamboat navigation to the pleasure engagement
travellers
We have undertaken this interesting and importui
bfanch OF the public service, with determination
Command the public support, By DESCRIBING a.; and
Therefore wish it distinctly understood, that are b.
NAsHr or by Dry, the public ohcdent servants,
WM. SMITH * co.
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YhsNHE BELL TAVERN FOR RENT.--The Sui
scsiber is duly authorized by Hiram Chiles, Il =
present tenant of the Bell Tavern, to dispose OF
ssc the said house, expire the Both day OF Ser
eiinber next; together with all the furniture in the csa
bshment, which is generally of good qualty and pos
sesion TO be given as soon ey rs ddesired P
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NOTlCE.-Thc subscriber will sell ON the Goth d,v
OF May inst his Tract of Land wing in the county
OF Prince Edward containing between five and six hun
ared acres also, his stock of every description, house
hold and kitchen furniture and plantation utensils The
terms made known the day of sale
Mayl. 17-6tA1 JONATHAN PENICK
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EfciiNaa

The Bank of the State of North Carolina at Raleigh
mas been selected as depository OF the public money
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llI' For Seats apply at the Eagle and Bell Hotels.
lRichmond, Feb. ~. 93-tf
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Wv ty. n runaway, negro man calling himself
JOHN HARRIS, about forty five years of age five feet
seven inches high, and of dark compcxon There are
no visible marks defects about him. with the exception
OF his right eg being about inch shorter than the left
accustomed by kick from horse in the groin He
says that he belonged originally to the of Car
~ "nd WIS nnrchascd from the said by one John
bi fiNr ifth.sat,sa srl him TO a trader
INV Ns' ,fa led. y The ouncr
efty pay charges
L. Il.
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lie foalcd in $780, and got by that capital racer
and stallion Chateau Margaux, The best fur mile horse Of
ms day, winner of fourteen four mite races (ncluding
H. {. races) ont IF fifteen, and who twenty-five
times the most fashionable in England His
dam by Partisan, of the best and stations
of his day his grandam Silveail by Gohanna, the hest
four mile horse Of his day, and equally celebrated
stallion his or. grandam by Orve, who covered at
E52 los out Of the dam of the famous and stall
lions Rubens, Castrcl, Sclim, &c by Alexander High
observation-disclosures Nations dam by Cadc-
Lass of the Mill by Old Traveller-Alss Makeless by
Young ACKNOWLEDGMENT Does dam by Wood
cock-CTofts Bay Barb-D esdamona dam by N1akeless
out Of Old Thornton by Brmmer- Dicky Pierson-Bur-
Chateau Margaux was got By Whalcbone; his dam
Wasp by Gohanna--IlighAyer-C hantclcers dam by
Eclipse-Rosebud by Trap-Hss Belsea by Regulus-
hartletts Childers-Honeywoods Arabian-dam of the
Two True Blues lie splendid racer especially
at long distances winning all his engagements the
H. C0~rse nj years old nc started ten Ghncs and
nine rdccS, and at years lac started cight Bcs 1ciO
iosin0 His coils no,c running cih grcot suc
cess IN England, having more and better winners than
any young stallion.
ltwouid be useless to extend Clarets pedigree fur
ther'7hit is The best Of The goOd apriraUcd in c1cc
ience, and IF SizgarTicaoss 0Rd plrg it embraces in
eminent degree in its connections and by the
closest affinity the dSfinguishcd horses both on Tie
tgt and in tic ssWd, in ancient and modern times and
combines and uniics the best crosses of the Ilerod,
Matchcm and Snap blood and more especially the stout
est strains Of the Eclipse blood, from Eclipse himself
and his sons, Pot8os, Mercury, King Fergus Alexan-
der, and Dungannon, sire Of Bcdiord
ETXECUTOB'S SALE or REAL EsTATE-At
~ o'clock, T. NJ, on Ihgrsdoy, The 2Sth day INLAY
next win be sold at public auction to Tie highest bidder
the property belonging TO tie estate Of David Bullock
deceased, at the intersection Of and ji streets in the
city OF Richmond occupied BY Mr. McCabe. II will be
divided into three lcncncntsj two j. and 9th
Street
Terms Of sale One fourth cash, Cor note at 60 days
with lntercst0 and the residue At g. ~ and ~ montls
With interest Negotiable Notes. with approved en-.
dorsers and deed Of trust the property, will be
required Of the purchasers for the credit payments
FRED. HARRIS
E1ccufor of d. Baii0ok.
N. =. Immediately after the above sale will rent for
year the highest bidder tie new Lumber House
fronting inc Basin o the Canal entire o. to be divided
into two Iencments r. u.
Aoril -. 11GAwfd
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BALTIMORE PATRloT OFFICE,
Tuesday, l O'Clock, p. n

lUeSuQy, OCtOCh Il. WI. y
THE MARKET.-A little more animation in the
Coffee market; 10 cents were offered for 400
bags ST. Domingo which offer was declined; il
freely brings IL cents. There is no alteration
in prices of Tea the grocers are well supplied
a cargo daily expected from Canton The sales
of Spices are quite inconsiderable; Cassia is
down to IL l.2 cents. Pepper is held at 7 to
1-2 cents. Indigo, the stock in this place IS in
few hands, and held at 81 Is to 81 3d. There
has been some inquiry for Sugar for export; the
estimated sales last week were upwards of 800
hogsheads Virginia Cotton is scarce, and
would readily command y IL 1-2cents. Rice
continues very dull prime from So Sd a So
Fruit there is little to notice since last week;
the city is well supplied. New England Rum
in barrels. sales at 80 cents: hogsheads 81 cents
New Herrings, No. l is selling at So 3-s a 1-2
A few barrels of untrimmed Shad have arrived
which brought Sc So IA.
The Banks improve in their discounts. Large
quantities of specie that was drawn out during
the great excitement has been returned, and we
hope soon to see confidence restored, particu-
lary towards country Banks.
F2or.-There is very little change since our
last; we quote Howard street to-day at $4 Is
wagon price, and S. SIS 1-9 store price Ar,
rivals are very limited.
Grain-No arrivals of Wheat since our last
report; best white 81 S 05; ordinary to good
IS oS cents. Corn is quoted at So Sc cents
for white and yellow. Rye IS cents; and Oats
80 81 cents per bushel.
Whiskey-We quote to-day sales from wag
ons at 20 cents, exclusive Oft the BARREL at % IL
"a cents.