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EAIgs1 <>AhUR daily line OF Stage Coach.
%S5=t5 dz-sJ6cS Y y es will commence running from
sslpSseas- Richmond TO Les isburg the OH
----szssSsSksfHEfsS instant. Leave Richmond al A.
NJ. and arrive at Wilmington at p. NJ Leave viii
mngtoB at a. NJ. aud arrive in Charlottesville al 10 A.
M.-and leave Charlottesville 10 IL a. NJ and arrive
in Sauuton At l.2P M.Lesve Stsunton ne xi morning
at A. NJ. aud arrive at Warm Springs az p. Lta,e
Warm Springs al A. NJ. and arrive in Lcwsburg at
r. NJ.
Also, line ltee times week by Seos,ille inicrsecf.
ing the Stage from Charlottesville at Brookes and srv-
ing a, Stsunion iu the time with passengers by
Charlottesville.
This arrangement affords fine facilities 10 invsds who
may ish TO Vi the SprngsaBd 10 those who may visit
them for pleasure, IL viii moi be Objectionable
EDWIN PORTER & co.
!. N. e. STOCKTON & co.
PORTER, BELDEN & Co
June 10. 1916
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1nA DOLLARS REwARD.-- Ran away from

1nA DOLLARS REWARD Ran away from
n wv the subscriber, IN September, 1882, IN South
Csrons, his way Alshams two Negfo men, namely
SOLOMON aud RALPH. Solomon Is about 81 years Of
age dark complexion very full eyes, about feet 10
at Lancaster Court house, Virginia By Henry N. Tem-
plemao Ralph sometimes calls himself Thomas, IL
about the age, dark complexion rowns very much
when spoken about feet or 10 inches in heights
and purchased Of Doctor Kirk, Lancaster county Va
by Mr.. Tempeman.Tbe above reward will be given
for ther apprehension and delivery TO me, 10 Richmond
and all reasonable expences paidor for their con6ne.
men In Jail, that get them againor $50 for either
Of then. think il probable that they have gotten back
IN their old neghbofooJ ifon whence they pureas
ed. JOHN B pRENTiS
June 49, ril-sl1 Richmond pig@ni0.
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RICHMOND V1RGAvxs, F&5D-sY; .yUAYII, 1884.
oGaIIego Mills, Ta,niIy CIour.

IVH P''o'-'VVh % HV" 10 TcNcINV t'V z
I'VE persons names who wish TO subscribe Tor eif
ply OF New Family Flour
June "a. tl5-6'l PETER J. CHEyALLIE
FuNO THE PuBLiC-JoHN DAVIS, native oil Allie
III ghany County Va, eli the part OF the State,
Is believed shout the beginning OF March where he
was engaged IN business His Parents knowing what
has become OF him, in great affection. They learn
that he passed through Of the counties below the
during the month OF April lac in Charlottesville, Al
bemaIie County. They suffering the deepest anxiety
IRON has absence aud long silence which they belle,
be occasoned by Sudden aud heavy s>otune. Hitherto
every enquiry aud obtain further intclige
about him, have proved unavsing which thus compels
'hen 10 resort TO the present painful alternative in hone
that through benevolent, community, some iiJngs may
at length be had OF their absent sonor, happily should
ths meet his eye. he would hasten home where every
consolation parental tenderness bestow awaits him.
JESSE DAVIS.
Aleghany county, Va. June g. ST.
OF Editors generally vrgna adjoining, by
giving The above insertion, will merit the the
beIeascd parents.
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FEVRUST SALE-By virtue oil deed OF trust execu-
n ted 10 US by Dr. Thomas Peers and wife, OF Gooch-
land county, for the purpose of securing certain
oil money therein expressed Jue Stephen Duya
ous, shall The first day OF August 1884, the residence
IL said Dr. Thomas Peers in the county aforesaid sell for
cash. the tract OF land wi he resides, being the
conveyed TO in the deed mentioned, much thereof
will be sufficient satisfy the said with interest
and expenses attending the execution OF this trust.
JOHN JOHN Il E TarSlLrAN, srcus'et'.
The above sale will be made by and with my consent
and appreciation. THOMAS PEERS.
July 1. I6-tds
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HEURR BL0CKS.-1be subscriber begs leave TO in
IA y form the public that he has established in New
York, general deposit OF Burr Blocks selected wi
from the first quares al Laiere Jouarre. He
will keep constantly on hand complete of said
blocks, suitable for the different maIkes in the United
States. All orders left with him will he executed with
despach, and the delivery made in New York at ,lIe
quarry prices, with the charges of transportation added
only. T.. BUHOT, No. 20, Exchange 81,
4 June ~. Is A .NtIU York.
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ASENERAL AGENCY.-th he undersgned residing
w in Fredericksburg, Virginia, having opened an OIL
ce Tor the purpose, offers his the public
AGEN for the prosecution aud collie c,ion Of accounts
purchase and sale OF Real Estate redemption Of Lands
subject TO sale Tor nonpayment OF Taxes &C. &c in any
par OF Stale oil Virginia or o. the adjacent Staes
He has given particular attention 10 the Laws and Re GU
laons respecting claims for REVOLUTIONARY SER
VICES, both Continental and States ard will undertake.
on Reasonable terms, the prosecuo OF Claims for az
bounty, Pay Pensions Of Officers aud Soldiers Of the
Revolutionary War: OF the late War between The IT,
States and Great Britain He respectfully invites The
correspondence OF having ii lie TO such claims
either against the State OF Virginia the Uuied States.
Residing at convenient point between, and " thin a
few hours travel OF the cities oil Washington and Rich
mond, aud having ate nve and experienced correspon
dents, he will be able to Transact business promptly
places.
In requiring legal aid advice he will he assisted
by able couusei-an! the utmost diligence and attention
will be givenic bring speedy and successful issue any
business that may be con6ded 10 him.
For The satisfaction Of persons al distance 10 whom he
il unknown md who may desire information OF his char
scter and capacity for business he IS authorised refer
the gentlemen whose names are hereto annexed.
VIM. f. GRAY, fredericksburg, IA.
REFERENCES
Hon. Flancs 7. B'ooke, Court Of appeals, ia.
Hon. John /. Lomax, General COurf1
of ia.
lion. John Coaler,
John Scott Esq. A''"@''"'""S
John s. Wexford, Esq.
John l.. Mdrye, Esq.
Hon. WIN. T. Barry. Post Master General
Hon. Samuel l.. Southland, Senate IT, s.
Hon. John NJ Patton, House of Rep u. States.
Hon. VIM. p. Taylor, do. do.
S % Ss% + % G Ess. i e.
May 6. Il7-H
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~ KOCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
2JH The subscriber has leased OF the ieneme
nedaely fronting the landing Of the Basin, the
Mill OF Mr. ChevaIlie for the transaction Of GrOcery
and Commission Business, where he is now receiving
fine assortment OF every article ia the Grocery line,
which he invites the attention OF purchssers-aud will
give personal attention all congnmenis that
trusted to his care. THOMAS L. JOHNSON.
March IOG
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AGGERS SPRINGS. (VhHe Sulphur 1.-The
~ above Springs situated in the Northern part of
}o'eiourt county. within two and hall miles Of James
RIVER 10 miles a. owe Paonsbug and Buchanan, on The
road from theuce 10 the White Sulphur Springs from
which they are distant AZ miles; from lie % miles
anu about The same distance est OF the Natural Bridge
Having but receniy become the OF This properly
our best efforts have not enabled 10 complete i'm
provements so far az desired We have, however made
such progress with The buildings and other pre- pa
as to authorize confident belief, That by the st the
18Th july shall be prepared Tor the accommodation Of
some 40 or so visers
These Springs, though well Known in the adjacent
countless are om want OF prepa alton by their
owners to receive company comparatively unknown
tue distant publc we therefore deem proper say
the Information OF SUCH that the is similar in quail
y TO that OF the White Sulphur Spiogs in Greenbrier
county aud is held in the highest esiimson those
have used u. They under the management OF MIR
Charles Dbrel who using every effort be ready
Tor the accommodation Of those no may visit him. The
Eastern and Western Stages arriving every ober night
Buchanan, Hack will he in readiness convey 10 the
Springs the next morning. passengers disposed
TO visit him. JOHN GARTH
Richmond, July g. 1884, j w. DIBREII,
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INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sale ia the cou,i-
.r 1T,fl RI, r.. ~.

INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE ia the comi-
fyof .udfhetcs-Fy virtue OF q decree of The Cir
of Mathews, pronounced the clh dsy Of April, 1884,
in a suit depending in the said Cohrt, the name Of
Brooks ct ais against Brooks et ais the sale the
real estate OF Capt. YIN. Brooks, decd.
We, the undersigned two Of the Commissioners named
In the decree aforesaid will proceed SELL Mathews
Courthouse the fret day OF August Court next il fair,
il not the fair day thereafter, credit OF IL
Is months, the following Tracts OF Land witt One
Tract containing 23O lying in that part OF the
" called Winter Harbour, bic there is two, story
dwelling, barn, large and conveDient toge with all
necessary out houses.
Secondy-One Tract Of arabic Land, supposed to con-
tain 40 lying within 800 yards OF that already de-
scribcd.
Thirdly-One Tract. containing 80 acres one third Of
which is imbered, within mile OF the Mansion house
tract.
Four,hy One tract. containing about 40 acres one
fourth Of which il imbered, and lies within mile OF the
Mansion House tract
Fiithly-Thry Of well mbered land, within one
mile and a hall Of the Mansion House tract.
Sixthiy-One tract containing 100 acres, with good
farm House; one-baif OF which /. well limbered.
Sevenhly -One tract, containing 90 acres, half
which is arabic, aud within two halt miles OF the Man
sion House.
Eighhly One piece superior White Oak ,imbered land
containing 81 acres, lying about three miles irom the
Mansion House.
Ninhly--One piece superior White Oak and Pine tim
bered land containing so acres, lying about four miles
from the Mansion House
Tenhly-One tract, well timberei with Pine, contain
ing 30 acres within miles OF the Mansion House tract
Eievenhly-One Tract containing 20 acres, with
dwelling house. subject TO a widows DOVER within elk
miles of the Mansion. house
Lastly-One Tract, containing so acres, subject a
widows dover, within miles OF the Mansion house
All OF which Land is convenient TO navigable water
Bonds, with approved security will be required Of the
purchasers. VIM. NJ. BROMLEY,
SHEPARD G. MILLER,
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ERELL HOTEL, StountOn, Pd.-1he subscriber hav-
ns reinquished his management Of the Hot Springs,
respectfully informs s friends aud the public, that he
returned to Siaunton and has taken possession
house heretofore occupied by NJ. ,rber Esq, the OPP
pose corner IRON the Washington Tavern, formerly kept
by him. new brick building has been added this es-
Enlistment, whirh renders il commodious and comfora-
bie-Eye'y attention will be paid those who call his
house. L. HARTMAN.
July I8-2t
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ANOLD MINE TRACE IN BUCKiNGHAM.-For
&H sale lease the dover interest OF Mrs Elizabeth
Lewis in Tract OF Land, lying Waiion's Fork 10 the
county Of Buckingham, about miles from the Coui
house, belonging the estate OF her deceased husband
the late Col WIN. L. Lewis This tract, sometimes call
ell the Gold Nine Tract is supposed about 100
acres. Gold has been frequently found upon i,in
instance, single lump, said TO have been worth upw ards
OF 500. Col Lewis short time before his death,
AMI before searching for Gold pursued profitable
business in Virginia had commenced preparations
extensive scale for washing and separating the
particular description is deemed unnecessary.
none, il is presumed, would purchase without examining
the property Persons disposed contract Tor Mrs Lew
ss interest will please address their atoms post
paid, Gen. b. w S. Cabe DanviIle, john Robertson,
Richmond the subscriber. Concord p o., Campbell.
STERLING G. ANDERSON,
Attorney in tact for Mrs T.. Le,pis.
May 10. 2-u
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"a AND FOR SALE will sell about 300 Of
IA prime Pamunkey land combining many advantages:
it's part OF the celebrated ferry estate, formerly in the
occupancy Of Maj. Geo. Dabney. deed. II needs no
commeni the neghborhood is second in point of in
tellgence and hospitality any in the Old Dominion
This land is l6 miles only from Richmond; fertile and
beautiful with ample supply Of timber great bar
gn be had by early purchase II not sold by the
10Th OF August next IL WILL without reserve, be sold
the that day, 10 the highest bidder, for
tird cash, the balance nwo equal annual payments,
cured by bond, with approved security lien on the
land. W. Il. GAYLE.
King William, June 10. lot
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MANNERS BANK OF VlRGiNlA.--The Presi.
dent and Directors have declared Dividend oil 3
per ceut the capital stock. for the last six months
which will be paid to the Stockholders tie 9Th ant
VIM. NEkERYIS, Cashier.
July s, 1884. ls-4t
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BY RITCMIE q COOK.

a- The ENQUiRER published week, generally and
during session
Price, the heretofore Five Doa
Notes Of chasrcd spcccpayng banks (only) will
served in payment The Editors will guarantee the safety
them mall postage Of all being paid by the writers
No will DO discontinued but
Editors, until all arrearagcs have boon paid up
1 Whoever will the papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One fist rs
No either
assumed nv this cits OF its environs
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EpANK OF NlRGiNlA.-At n meeting Of the Presi-
HD dent aud Directors of the Bank OF Virginia. The
7 day ofJuiy, 1885,: II was Res0ired That the dividend
Of the profits OF the Bank for the last half year, be three
dollars and thirty upon each slarewhirb after
serving thirty the shares belonging others than
the CoIuuIonw eab shall be paid the fifteenth Instant
A. ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
June g. lS-4t
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6SALE OF 100000 DOLLARS OF STATE STOCK
~ Hredeemobie for Ttcenfg Yeass.-ProPosalS will
be received until the i6 OF July next, for all
part OF the following Loans to the Commons eslth
OF Virginia, amounting in the whole 10 ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS. viz: $4,000 dollars
under Authority Of IAN scl 10 amend the act entitled
act to authorize subscription behalf OF the Common
wealth the stock Of tie Winchester and Potomac Rail
Road Company and for other purposcs, passed March
10,L 1884 and 10000 dollars under authority Of "An
provide for the conjunction Of a,turnpike road iom
Winchester TO some point the Ohio river" passed
March 10TH 1881.
Fifty thousand dollars OF the last mentioned loan be
paid into the Treasury OF the Commonly cah tie Isl
Of January next, when the certificates therefor will be is
sued. The remaining $4,000 dollars will be Immediately
required.
Proposals may I've made either for or per cent.
stock the option Of the bidders, the right being
ed TO accept such may be deemed most favorable TO the
State
The interest upon said lous will be paid semi annually,
at the Treasury Of he Commonwealth on the 18Th Of Js
nuary, aud 18Th OF july the warrants Of the Second
Auditor.
Sealed communications proposals for State
LOsns, 10 be left any time in the Second Auditors Of
fee, where they will be opened al o'clock OF tie day
fixed IN the pcsence Of such Of the bidders nsy choose
10 attend.
BY order Of The Pfesden, aud Directors Of the Board Of
Public Works, and the President and Directors Of the
North Western Turnpike Road J. GROWN, in,
June 90. fl3-tdl ~ Auditor.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY, 10 wiE
The parties IN the regong sui will take uoire that
on Thu stay the 3ii Of July ins al my office, at the
hour Of 2 oclock I shall commence the foregoing sci
dcments, when and where they vii attend with tn lr
vouchers, papers sndprool relative 10 the same.
HEI. FORD, G. c.
july A. 17-M
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-16
WHO MEETING.

At public meeting Of the citizens Of Berkeley
County, opposed TO the present administration
of the general government, held at the Court
House in Martinsburg, on Monday the 9Th inst.
for the purpose Of appointing delegates TO Dis
trict Convention, for the nomination of a candi-
date for Congress, on motion Of Or. Thomas Da-
els, ISAAC S. LAUcK Esq. was called TO the
chair, and ARCHIBALD SHERER appointed Secre-
tary.
The following gentlemen were appointed a
committee to report such resolutions or other Blu
siness were proper for the consideration of the
meeting
Edmund p. Hunter, Dr. Thomas Dauis, ia
cob Verer, Leri Henshd,c, Thomas Patton,
Edteard Coiston, JohnJapaieson, Talotson Fry
att, and Jacob Pan Doren., who having retired
for short time, returned and reported the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted.
This meeting under deep sense of the enor-
mites that have marked the course of the pres
ent administration of the General Government
OF the evils that have been already brought
upon the country, and of the disastrous results
shall not be successfully resisted BY the people,
look with much solicitude TO the election of a
representative from this district to the Congress
of the United States, and cordially approve of
the recommendations of their brctheren of JEFF
ferson and Frederick in relation to the selection
by convention, ola fit person to be offered as
candidate for this office to the voters of this dis
trct.
ResolDed therefore. That four persons be ap-
pointed to attend the proposed convention as dc
legates from the county Of Berkeley.
Resolced, That the delegates be nominated
by the chairman and voted for separately bv the
meeting, and before the election of any dele
gate he shall declare himself unpledged as to the
candidate to be nominated by this convention,
RESOLVED, That if any one or more of the del.
egates appointed shall from any cause fail to at
tend the convention, authority is hereby given
to the remainder of the delegation to fill any
vacancy so created.
Resolved, That as no time and place has been
designated for holding the Convention, this
meeting do respectfully recommend, that it be
held in the borough of Winchester, on the 7th
| day Of November next
In pursuance of the second resolution, the
chairman then nominated the following gentle
men, who having severally declared themselves
unpledged as to the supper, Of any particular in
dividual in the convention, were duly elected
delegates.
LEVI HENsHAw, EDMUND p. HUNTER, IA
COB VAN DoREN, and DR.. THOMAS DAVIS.
i On motion Of Gen. f. BOYD,
Resolred, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be signed by the Chairman and Secretary
and published in the Martinsburg Gazette.
ISAAC S. LAUCK, Chairman.
ARCHIBALD SHERER Secret1rv
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in the bill. Your efforts, il is said, CARR.
ed it {" through the Senate" You deliver
ed an able and eloquent speech IN its " Ia
vor, at the very crisis IF lis fate"
And pray, gentle reader, after all this
putting and parade, how numerous would
you suppose the minority were, from
whose deadly grasp the eloqpence OF MIR.
Van Buren, sualched the memorable canal
law ? Out OF thirty t,co members, the mi
norlty, or opponents Of the bill, fluctuated
from four 10 seren on the various propo
siiions that were presented. 10 one IN
stance, on the fourth section, which auiho-
rlsed the canal commissioners. at their
pleasure, TO take possession Of the western
inland lock navigation company's proper
~, the minority amounted 10 ten. Against
such formidable array, you and your
gallant troops bad 10 contend. Your his
torIan must have been amusing himself
with erecting men of straw, for the pur
pose OF exhibiting your power at knock
log them down. From this period to the
completion Of these stupendous improve
meDts, the enemies Of the measure could
rally but feeble force. as Mr.. Clinton was
shortly after elected Governor Of the
State.
II has been remarked, that the presses
under your control continued their as
saults upon the canal policy, while you
were voting appropriations for carrying
IT into operation. As specimen, ! give
the following, from the Albany Argus
"Great canals are not safe hobbys for
great men 10 ride. Such hobby, at the
elevation of one huhdred and ninety feet
above the Cayuga lake, would be very
apt TO make the head swim"
must not be told that you we're not
responsible for the sayings and doings OF
The albany .Argus Before | have done
with you, | will show, by extracts from
your oton letters. now before me, that on a
particular occasion Mr.. Buel, the editor,
was, as you say, comprehensive that 4
(Van Buren, tcant to get rid Of him"
Pray, sir, was he at that early period
FESTIVE under the colsrp
PATRICK HENRY.
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THE Elections Tbe \Vhig y;ctor,e

The Elections The Wing victories
come in rapid succession. Maryland, De
laware and Connecticut, have all put their
psto on the experiment" OF President
Jackson, and declared in favor of the CON
s,tutlon and laws. The Republic will be
saved, and the spirit Of Jacksonism will
cease to torment the land. We congratu-
late the country on the prospect of having
republican principles once more restored
to the Government. and on the total fail
ure of the attempt to substitute the will OF
an individual for the constitution and laws
The Wing cause spreads like wildlire, and
will not cease its course until it has purifi
ed the and.-BaH. Chron.
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PATRICK HENRY

Tennessee against Fan Bmen.-The
Nashville Banner, we'll conducted Jack
son paper, holds the following language
with reference to the heir APPARENT
&c The merit Presidency The New York
Evening Star, IN speaking of the pros
poets Of MIR. Van Buren, TO be elected Pre-
sident, says that he has "nothing certain
but Tennessee, which Gen. jackson will
give him!" Stop MIR. Noah, there are
other Jackson men spoken Of rs candi-
dates besides Mr.. Van Buren,, for in
stance, White of Tennessee, Mclean, of
Ohio, Barbour of Virginia, and McLane
Of Delaware and when Tennessee de-
cides for whom she will go, she will make
the decision independently, without con
sulting the prejudices or even the wishes
Of any individual, even of Gen. jackson,
as much and as devotedly as she is attach
ed to him personally. The opposition
press may as well spare themselves the
trouble of seeking to divide the repubi
can party, so far as Tennessee is concern
ed, by insulting both her venerated and
beloved Jackson and herself, with lntima-
tons that he would consent to tEansfer
of her vote to suit his personal wishes
lie is the last man in the nation who
should make such AN attempt. and Fen
nesseeans are the last among the freemen
of the nation who would ratiiy such
Largain, if attempted. We repeat it
when Tennessee makes a choice, she will
do it independently and. rest assured,
she will do it in time We also trust it
will be such choice as win give her con
sequence when the trial comes"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-16

The Cholera, we are happy to perceive,
mas disappeared at Savannah, and had
abated IN the country. On the oath uIt.
no new case had occurred in the city for
three days. The disease had been arrest.
ed at Oseechee, by cutting off all com
mun'catlon with the neighboring planta-
tons; and several planters, who had taken
!helr negroes away, were bringing them
back, and setting them at work. One
death occurred on DIR. Haig's plantation
on the esd, and three more on Rutledee's
place. making his loss in ali as; and Oh
GENERAL Hamllton's 25.--.Nat Int.